scott: rob lowe will be in the hot seat for tommy boy and serious shows like the west wing.e has been a big part of hollywood for even if he doesn't look like he aged at all. i hope he brings the kav lar to the roast. it can get interesting at times. michelle: i a love a good roast. scott: absolutely! if you want to run your own media organization, here is the chance. michelle: the owner of the hardwick gazette is selling ownership. he wants your words. ross conlej holding an essay contest to pick the next owner, editor and publisher. he and his wife took over the paper in the mid-1980's, but she passed away and running the paper hasn't been the same without her. >> i am going to be 71 on saturday. michelle: the essay contest starts this weekend. interested parties newspaper industry has changed. i can understand why he wants to pump new life, new energy into it. scott: creative idea. $175 to become part owner is a good odd. michelle: cool. scott: coming up at "abc7 news at 4:00" -- convicted bank robber in virginia has this message. >> if you are going to rob a bank, do it

. >> i heard rob lowe was considering leaving the show i sent an e-mail saying if that happens, how aboutwell known and willing to work for less money. >> the group couldn't resist chiming in about who could end up in the white house next. >> i don't think that among donald trump's base of support there are a lot of "west wing" viewers. to the extent there might be some, i think that they believe that donald trump is their jed bartlett and any crisis that comes up we can take care of by the end of the hour. >> he's fantastic television and a lot of horrible things can be really wonderful television. >> what are you thinking about? >> tomorrow. >> do you think about bringing the show back? >> if there was a way to bring it back without harming its legacy, i would. >> would you guys? >> of course. >> in a minute. >> you could doi'm ... =vo= the blk-l over brk turner's rape sentencing ipushi actn. today santa clara county >>> a very good wednesday morning to you. >>> today santa clara county district attorney jeff rosen says he'll announce legislation inspired by the former stanford swimmer'

lowe, again. robbing jayson werth. phillies get swept. lose 7-2. they lost six straight. only 11 total runs in those six straight losses. >>> steph curry getting ready for the nba finals tomorrow night. he revealed something in his press conference tonight. reporters seem to be amazed by this. check this out. >> i was in uber yesterday, guy was talking to me about the three different things going on. >> did you just say you were in an uber? >> of course. >> okay. >> what is the uber driver's reaction when you step in the car? >> it's funny. i laugh and chuckle. they're surprised i'm getting in there, too. >> pretty cool. don't think it's an uber-x, though. that's what i'm thinking. they better give him a good rating. i'm john clark. we're right back. >>> final look at weather, sheena. >> yeah, so tomorrow is not going to be as hot as today but it will still be warm. so highs around 80 degrees. we're going to have an onshore wind. it's going to keep things a tad bit cooler. see 80 tr 0 degrees. still warm. dry tomorrow. friday, thunderstorms moving in. saturday, dry. sunda

neil patrick harris with his twins, rob lowe posted this photo, hiking with his kids.ds never to lose their inner child. keep their stories and photos coming in at today.com/celebrates. guys? >> carson, happy father's day. >> you, too, matt. thank you. >>> just ahead, david duchovny. what else? >> al has a special surprise for someone. >> really? >> i will not tell you anymore. you'll have to watch and find out. >> what's really surprising is he is not here. >> a surprise for someone els brock... i'm ... ==vo== th >>> well, good thursday morning at 8:56. i'm sam brock. the attack in orlando targeting the gay community has pushed safety concerns to other parts of the country, including here in the bay area, where discussions continue about tightening up oversight ahead of pride celebrations in san francisco next week. a judge could make a final ruling on a lawsuit that's called for increased safety. city leaders and castro business owners have already agreed in principle to add more safety measures and extra police presence after a closed-door meeting on wednesday, but

neil patrick harris with his twins, rob lowe posted this photo, hiking with his kids.d eric teaches his kids never to lose their inner child. keep their stories and photos coming in at today.com/celebrates. guys? >> carson, happy father's day. >> you, too, matt. thank you. >>> just ahead, david duchovny. what else? >> al has a special surprise for someone. >> really? >> i will not tell you anymore. you'll have to watch and find out. >> what's really surprising is he is not here. >> a surprise for someone else >>> 8:56 is your time now on this thursday, june 16th, 20 scene. let's check on your commute right now with jack taylor. good morning. >> good morning. we had a little rough ride getting into the district. we got some solid traffic on onto the 43way westbound to give you a like look, if you haven't headed out, it's what it seems look, it's grey, back to you. >> jack, thank you. we'll take a quick break, check your forecast when we come back. man: hey baby, how are you? woman: i have a surprise for you. man: you have a surprise for me? narrator: at dominion, 1 in 5

neil patrick harris with his twins, rob lowe posted this photo, hiking with his kids.ic teaches his kids never to lose their inner child. keep their stories and photos coming in at today.com/celebrates. guys? >> carson, happy father's day. >> you, too, matt. thank you. >>> just ahead, david duchovny. what else? >> al has a special surprise for someone. >> really? >> i will not tell you anymore. you'll have to watch and find out. >> what's really surprising is he is not here. >> a surprise for someone else >>> good morning. i'm katy zachary. a few minutes before 9:00 a.m. on thursday. it's raining and some parts are seeing -- first alert meteorologist bill henley is here with the details. >> it's keeping us cool. in the 60s now. the thunderstorm you mentioned in new jersey. we're tracking the radar moving past vineland heading into the shore communities. we're seeing some thunderstorms in delaware, too. look at this now the redding area seeing some thunder and lightning. those showers will be on and off during the day today. another round of wet weather is moving in fro

. >> rob lowe considering leaving the show, i said if that happens, how about somebody who is less handsomeor less money. >> and the group couldn't resist chiming in about who could end up in the white house next. >> i don't think that among donald trump's base of support, there are probably a lotsy) wing viewers. but to the extent that there might be some, i think that they believe that0b0b0bey donald tru their jed bartlett and any crisis that comes up, we can take care of it by the end of the hour. >> he is fantastic television and a lot of horrible things can be really wonderful television. >> what are you thinking about? >> tomorrow. >> do you think about it bringing the show back? >> if there was a way to bring it back without harming its legacy, i wo >> of course. >> you could do west wingolesters. >> so much fun to hang out. >> very cool. >>> this is a news 4 today newsbreak. >> good morning, it's 8:26 now on this wednesday, june 22nd. i'm aaron gilchrist. let's start with a check on the morning commute with chjack taylor. jack? >> activity down through the through lanes and jamming

rob mayeda. >> morning starting out with areas of low clouds. afternoon temperatures not too bad. oser to average highs. numbers in 80s instead of upper 90s to near 100 degrees. >> thanks, rob. thanks for joining us at 11:00. >> have a great day tomorrow. >> see you, bhooi. [ 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 -- jennifer lawrence. george lopez.

a couple weeks ago, upper 50s, low 60s. rob white from san jose wants to know blazing hot for the next few days? no. but it is going to get warmer especially inland. there is a little bit of a breeze. nothing crazy. it's been up to about 25 miles per hour for some. sfo northwest 16. livermore due west at 9. some 60s. 60s for some. san jose is 64. once that system goes through tomorrow, high pressure comes back. today 60s, 70s, 80s. if you are far, far enough inland you don't get much of a marine influence, you might have a 90. nice today. nice friday. looks warmer on the weekend. so pretty good here. >> fantastic. thank you. >>> sit-in by democrats in the house of representatives have passed the 24 hour mark. >> they took over the floor of the white house in protests. it's been all over social media. they are trying to force a vote on gun control measures. >> quite a story. republicans adjourned. they won't be back until after the fourth of july. democrats are still there. reporter doug luzader has more on the unusual tactic. >

rob mayeda. >> morning starting out with areas of low clouds. afternoon temperatures not too bad. closer to average highs. numbers in 80s instead of upper 90s to near 100 degrees. >> thanks, rob. thanks for joining us at 11:00. >> have a great day tomorrow. >> see you, bhooi. [ 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 -- jennifer lawrence. george lopez. musical guest tom odell. and featuring the legendary roots crew. >> questlove: 477! >> steve: and now, here he is, jimmy fallon! ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: oh, that's what i'm talking about. hi, everybody. welcome. welcome, welcome, welcome, welcome, welcome. welcome to "the tonight show." this is it. you're here. you made it. [ cheers and applause ] thank you for being here, guys. got a big show. here's what people are talking about, you guys, there's a a little trouble for donald trump. it's reported that trump may have actually done business with the mob. [ audience oohs ] even

and i'm sam brock (toss kari) ==rob/cu== =wx/wsi full= ==wxossrx== some low clouds clearing from >>>ery good wednesday morning. >> i'm sam brock. we are progressing through the week. we are watching those temperatures move up and up. but today is the one day that's different, rob. >> the sea breeze is a little stronger, moving all the way into solano county, winds southwest at 15. that's a good seen if you want to get a little cooler. right now, clear skies for the most part in san jose, 59 degrees. not as clear. san francisco the fog machine moving over downtown. 53 right now. 12k3w4r6r7b8g9 12k3w4r6r7b8g9sz. >> those clouds are hovering over the east shore freeway. we can see the backup, an easier build right now let me show you the other slow spot after you got a look at the entire bay building off the north

>>reporter: temperatures about mom and in the low 90s by thurston. >>rob 90 kingdoms' obviously a very big coming for him to stay at oracle in the european union. >>male announcer:this is the bay area news station,kron 4 morning news starts now >>rob black: it is the congress and the senate for the house of representatives in this instance the could be dramatic. >>rob black: the gentle and 75,000,200 million active month the users is losing 290 in dallas last in and then comparing their own stand-alone music sent this. >>rob black: for a private school is 44,000 is hundred and 76000 cost about is the number- one thing people are for ... coming out with too much debt not been in the to service and. >>rob black: there were some new house of information going on but then they're excellent and is a positive for the coming. >>mark: mistake that nearly 2 million kids suffer from concuss as compelling sports every year and an apple circus go undetected and untreated they said tile is the need for concussion surveillance systems that can to create a system that tr

visit botoxoab.com and learn how botox can be a low cost option. >>> rob gronkowski has nothing to hideend had his head shaved sunday at a fundraiser for children with canc cancer. then he became the shaver. he's done it the last five years. >> he's just a lot of fun. >>> author stephen king. is he fun? we'll >>> good morning, i'm brooke thomas. pizza delivery driver is in critical condition after he was shot during a kidnapping and robbery attempt in kingsessing. police say the 35 year old man was making a delivery, just before 11:00 last night when two armed men, forced him back into his car, robbed him, and shot him once in the head. authorities have located his car. so far they've made no arrests. now, let's get a check on the eyewitness weather forecast with meteorologist, katie fehlinger. >> looking ahead to still pretty decent weather overhead, scheduled cold front, will trigger just scattered or isolated shower or thunder shower, but even as you look at storm scan3, a lot of activity across portions of the carolinas, heavy rain still pounding the coastline there, and that's all

low as well. paula? >> all right, rob'll check in with you a little bit later. >>> figuratively, the heat is on donald trump. he tries to shore up republican support and offering up what would happen if the party doesn't rally around him. well, this morning, trump is also discounting reports that he would bow out for the right price. mary bruce is on the campaign trail this morning in phoenix. all of this as the republican convention is just one month away. good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning, that's right. with just four weeks until cleveland and his coronation as the nominee now in sight, trump finds himself fighting back against an internal revolt. >> when these poor, poor people that have been fighting me forever, they just don't understand. they can't beat me. >> reporter: this morning, donald trump is taking on the "anybody but trump" movement. as some republican delegates make a last-ditch effort to deny him the nomination. >> people that won none are saying maybe we can get something at the convention.

checking in now with our meteorologist who is busy, rob, in the weather cementer tracking the fires and just the hot temps. >> hot temperatures, low humidity, gusty winds are a problem in livermore, and 100 acre fire burning, and the traffic map does not reflect it yet, but the chp within the last ten minutes said westbound traffic reopened, but the number four lane closed a time for fire crews, so traffic there beginning to improve, but look at the backup here, westbound to tracy, and eastbound traffic looking at the smoke likely on the north side of the freeway, seeing delays at this hour. you notice the temperature pattern here for livermore getting slow cooling into the tonight. we'll see numbers in the low 60s, headed to tomorrow morning, and by early afternoon tomorrow, and fortunately, more very hot and dry conditions as we see right now, trivalley at 90 degrees in pleasanton, and 81 in san jose, but the island of relative cooling, temperatures in the upper 60s right now, and 74 for a high in san francisco, but the 350 tomorrow, plan on a similar day, mid to upper 90s today. con cords 98 degrees, and half-moon bay only 64,

low 90s. tri-valley, a few 90s but we think the pattern will reverse. >> can you, rob. thank you for joining us. our next newscast is at 5:00. >> you can get the latest information on nbcbayarea.com. many people clean their dentures with toothpaste or plain water. and even though their dentures look clean, in reality they're not. if a denture were to be put under a microscope, we can see all the bacteria that still exists on the denture, and that bacteria multiplies very rapidly. that's why dentists recommend cleaning with polident everyday. polident's unique micro clean formula works in just 3 minutes, killing 99.99% of odor causing bacteria. for a cleaner, fresher, brighter denture every day. >>> stand by billy and kit. we're live from new york in five. >> welcome to "access hollywood live" from new york on this beautiful hump day. hello, kitty. >> and look at this crowd, bill. hello, bill. it is a wild crowd. you know why they're here, bill. >> i know. >> i have been teasing all week long that i have some big, massive breaking news. >> you've been teasing that you ha

going to benefit you when you go and travel, and interest rates remain low because the feds make a move amongst the turmoil. >> rob, we learned the u.k. could take two years for everything to leave the eu, so how long do you think it'll take for everything to get back to normal? >> you know, with regards to the market, i think we'll see the market return to quote-on-quote normal soon. just put something in perspecti perspective. last time people freaked out was mid-january, worried about china and oil prices, dow down 400 points. fast forward today from then, we're up about 7 or 8%. the sun comes out tomorrow. to your appointment, yes, could be another one or two years before we figure out what this means. >> all right, rob wilson, our financial analyst. thank you. >> thank you for having me. >>> coming up, a bus driver steps up when someone tries to rob one of his passengers. we'll hear from him on his new hero status next. fios is not cable. we're wired differently. so we wired the wagner's house with 100 meg internet. which means that in the time it takes mrs. wagner's car to arrive for the airport, she can use

rob marciano. the south, they can't seem to get a break here. >> not for a day or two. the low that's been sitting over texas all week long will start to move a little bit tomorrow. but flash flood watches posted through tomorrow. watch the future cast, the storms stretching up into the ohio river valley. pushed to the east by the front, squeezing the moisture to the front. and storms with hail, damaging winds, maybe even a tornado. a stormy sunday for sure. >> rob, thank you. >>> you heard about the search for the missing soldiers in texas. next, to a mountain training exercise gone wrong. several members of a green beret unit out of colorado came down with altitude sickness. 11 members extracted by helicopter. no word on their condition at this hour. >>> and in oregon, a train derailment. the fiery images after 11 cars carrying crude oil jumped the tracks, sparking a fire. authorities evacuated schools, shut down part of i-84, but fortunate no one was injured. >>> near seattle, a collision between two buses carrying students. and 21 students and a bus driver were injured. for

low 80s. >> all right. topp, thanks. >>> lawmakers look to stop the annoying rob ocalls. >> but first, the database that could help doctors better treat cancer patients. >>> joe biden is announcing the launch of an open access cancer ittabase. 's to help research share information on the disease and treatment. it's known the genomic data commons and part of the cancer inst university of chicago. >> we know how annoying the robocalls can be. and complaints over them continues to grow. >>> now launches are pushing phone companies to provide us with some technology they already have to access and block those unwanted calls from tell marketers. >> you have to provide for no charge the opportunity for your consumers to not be bothered. >> a service called no mo robo uses a massive database of known illegal robocallers to block calls. there's cellphone apps that can block those marketers. that legislation is pending in the house. >>> it's been more than 15 years and now general mills is bringing a with less artificial ingredients to a store this year. it's called tiny toast and will be flavored with real fruit, strawberries and

rob? >> look at the four degrees of separation. two degrees in brentwood as we see low clouds and a cooler approach to the weekend. we'll look at that in the forecast when we come back. >>> a small business owner's website held hostage. i'm consumer investigator chris chmura. the business bay area responds, next. san francisco small businesowne. jess/2shot she reached out for help en >>> nbc bay area responds to a san francisco small business owner. >> she reached out for help when her website was shut down by her hosting site. consumer investigator chris chmura is here with her story. what exactly happened, chris? >> how many times did you delete an e-mail from a company you didn't recognize thinking it was spam. >> that's what jocelyn did and it shut down her website. bay area responded and we helped get that website back up and running. >> our dog's name is tuco. we call heim boo-boo. he looks like he was just born to do that, to jump and get that ball. >> reporter: tugo is the inspiration behind boo-boo's best. jocelyn counts on her e-commerce website to drive busin

. >> now that the fed can't move it is not going as low as the others. lauren: we thank rob, chief investment officer in philadelphia and gary smith and on our set with us this morning for couple hours stephen guilfoyle, we thank all 3 of you. david cameron meeting the queen after the uk voted to leave the eu. donald trump expected to make a speech in scotland very soon, slated to meet with political leaders while he is in scotland and england boris johnson the former london mayor who campaign for britain to exit the european union expected to deliver a statement this morning. lauren: let's get you caught up on global market action, stocks are down in a big way but off of the lows from a couple hours ago. selling going on in france, down 7.7%, the dax in germany 6.5, the ftse in london down 5. lauren: we are seeing selling across all the sectors. nicole: dow futures down 494, 2.7%, had been down 800 points, s&p futures down 75. fix, the fear trade going on in gold up 57 $57 and 13 $.20 an ounce, oil giving back to dollars to $47.83. nicole: thank you for watching "fbn a.m.,"

rob. a heat wave and the wind. that's a dangerous mix. exactly what's happeninging there in santa cruz. >> all three thing, 90 degree temperatures. gusty winds and low humidity levels. 20% range. right now, 90 degrees around rescuewood estates. in between now and 9:00, temperatures staying in the upper 60s and low 70s. humidity levels starting to improve towards midnight tonight. here is a live view of the traffic. the closure at highway 17. traffic northbound was being diverted away on old santa cruz highway. right now, highway 17 still closed and you can see the back up as folks from santa cruz now have to choose between highway 9 to the north or 84 further off to the north when that closure continues around the estates. now, look at the humidity levels in the east bay hills. this is bone dry conditions. extremely high fire danger with the temperatures still in the upper 90s to near 100 degree temperatures around 680. walnut creek, 100 degrees. we'll continue to see these hot temperatures climbing. brentwood today, 107 degrees. in addition to the heat, we have a spare the air day tomorrow. coming up we'll let you know how long these hot temperatur

rob. how are we doing tomorrow? >> temps on the downward trend. the bay area waking up to drizzle in spots. by noon, the valleys begin warming up. cooler around san francisco and the coast. 60s to low 70s around the bay. >> thank you for watching nbc bay area news. >> "saturday night live" coming up next. have a great night. [ cheers and applause ] >> good evening, and welcome to the cnn democratic debate live from brooklyn, new york. i'm wolf blitzer, and believe it or not, i shaved five minutes ago.

low? i'm wasn't bothering anybody. >> a daughter brought to tears after her elderly mother is robbed at gunpoint. now the search is on for her attackers. >>> plus an unusual makeover for a fish. the steps one pet owner says she took to keep him from being bullied. >>> good morning it is 9:30 on i'm andrea grymes. >> what? did she mean to say that? yes she did. >> todays top stories are straight ahead first we have a wonderful forecast. >> yes going to be warm and low in humidity today lots of sunshine as well so a great forecast ahead. let's take a look where we stand right now. low 70s for us out there. 73 in westbury, 70 madison and on the vortex satellite and radar picture not a lot to see here. high pressure is in control and that will lend itself to a lot but that means bad news for the uv index. it's very high today and a burn time of about 15-20 minutes. your pollen report looking pretty good it's medium right now but the predominant pollens are grasses, and air quality today is moderate and your humidity level is low, your rip current risk today is moderate. if you have plans to be at the

>>rob black: 370,000 people pre order the moderate which is a cheaper tesla or to low and tesla keeping is under 30 percent of the total so you have a thousand dollars keep that 300 and where traffic is bumper-to-bumper westbound at 921 on the traffic on a hot spots. >>mark: if the gun was stolen alamo square and the hayes valley neighborhood early sunday afternoon those guns bestow on the corner a weapon and gary boulevard have from three in the afternoon that the inside of a back and is locked car with a still from car burglaries up the san francisco and they're one of people to keep everything out of sight. >>reporter: if that is a tough time to john it that his estranged wife and i heard about to divorce alleged domestic abuse and got a restraining order against him at an to the bad news his new movie out the looking glass sources said the spinoff move him a star wars story is in crisis and that four weeks of expensive reshooting have been ordered. >>james: more than a million additional cars been added to a major recall will tell you if your cards on the list. >>reporter: have men

low price. e series compact tractors come with an industry-best, six-year, no-cost powertrain warranty. >>> two men who robbednd shot a pizza delivery driver remain at large this afternoon. the victim is identified as 34-year-old surah. he was ambushed while making a delivery in southwest philadelphia. two men shot him in the head and stole his vehicle along with $60 and a cell phone. officers found him bleeding and took him to the hospital and said at that time to be in stable condition. the detectives have recovered his stolen car and are still searching for the gunman. chad pradelli will update this story tonight at 5:00. >>> some graduating high school seniors are celebrating their future by returning to where it all began. the class of to 16 was greeted with cheers as they walked the hallways of their former and middle school. they wore their caps and gowns, this is a rehearsal. the kids are psyched to get a glimpse into their future. >>> and other high school students are moving on the the mastery charter school held a signing ceremony. all 726 graduates are continuing their education by going to colleg

acreage for tens of thousands of dollars and used the low-cost debt, and those company aring having a real challenge and some of them are going bankrupt. >> robi appreciate the time, and rob thumbmel, thank you very much, and are you playing this space? >> well, i am going to the plains, and they are going to collapse the structure, and the yield is 11.5 or 11.34 and that going to be cut that distribution, but i believe it is a quality buy. and we got out of the big opportunistic mlps that we got into january and february and now some are overvalued and shale and logistics are with the 50 bips over the year, but the typical spread for over the bips right now, so i like alerian. >>> and also, we will hear from the ceo of is a rep -- ceo of united next. thank you. imagine if the things you bought every day earned you miles to get to the places you really want to go. with the united mileageplus explorer card, you'll get a free checked bag, 2 united club passes... priority boarding... and 30,000 bonus miles. everything you need for an unforgettable vacation. the united mileageplus explorer card. imagine where it will take you. >>> all right. time

low? >>> a daughter brought to tears after her elderly mother is robbed at gunpoint and now the search is on for her attackers. >>> plus the possible yc york city workers lied about testing for lead in drinking water for years. cbs 2 news saturday morning starts right now. >>> good morning coming up an 9:00 a.m. this saturday june 25. >> i'm andrea grymes. todays top stories are straight ahead but first our meteorologist is here is a look at our beautiful forecast. good morning. but still on the hot side mid and upper 80s is and if you have plans to head to the beach it's important to know there's a moderate risk of rip currents along our atlantic shoreline, but otherwise things looking really lovely let's take a look shall we? 72 now in the city, 70 in monticello this to me the perfect time of day. low humidity, low 70s it's looking lovely out there. tons of sunshine and thicker cloud cover though down along the jersey shore. what's going to happened to is we'll allen joy sunshine as we saturday. your beach forecast looking lovely along the coast loin mostly sunny skies by this afternoon

. >> rob, someone has to be buying this debt though for the price s to be spikinging the way they are in the yields to be going as lows they have gone. if it is not just central banks, who are the buyers who truly believe that the global growth is so bad that those are good inv investments? >> well, certainly, investors who have to put their money somewhere, somewhere, and if you are left with the choice of expensive u.s. stocks for example or zero yielding bonds, that's a problem. it is not a pleasant choice. it does turn out that there are markets that are very cheap right now, and notably emerging markets stocks and bonds, and emerging markets are priced 11 times earnings, and this is g d good. and the emerging markets value as represented by a fundamental index is 6 1/2 times earnings, and the january lows is 5 1/2 times earnings, and if you can buy half the world's earnings at six times earnings, you can be cheap and afraid and some of the fears are e legitimate and secondly, you buy some, and you recognize that you can't pick the bottom, and if it is cheaper, you buy a little bit more. >> rob, appreciate that a

rob. we're covering the flooding in texas more rain today. some of the rivers in major flood zone and flood watch posted through afternoon as the southern area of low pressure drifts across the northern gulf coast. we could see rain from houston to new orleans and rain across the panhandle. thunderstorms fire from chicago to detroit, especially hard in nashville up through cincinnati and getting into pittsburgh today. tomorrow the front gets closer to the east coast and more moisture out of the atmosphere. raleigh, washington, d.c., baltimore and philly, new york city a wide swath across the mid section today and heat across the west. >> reporter: it's game on tomorrow. good morning, everyone, i'm meteorologist chris sowers with this accuweather update. all is quiet right now. we should be clear today, but an isolated or stray thundershower later on. most of us stay dry. there's the view of the platt bridge. we have cloudy cons across the i-95 corridor and sunny for the jersey shore. sunday, warm animal -- and humid, heavy thunderstorms possible late in the day, strong gusty winds and torrential downpours. sums it up right there. >> probably true.

rob. >> aye, we are covering the flooding in texas. more rain there today. the rivers still in major flood zone. and flood watching posted at least through the afternoon as the stubborn low pressure drifts across the coast. houston, new orleans, heavy rain right now across the florida panhandle. cold front across the midwest today. chicago to detroit, hard in nashville up through cincinnati, getting in pittsburgh today and tomorrow, that front gets a little closer to the east coast. squeezing more moisture out of the atmosphere and the threat for severe weather exists, raleigh, virginia beach, hello and good morning. we have a flash flood watch in effect along and west of blue ridge. if you have plans heading to the mountains, have to watch out for heavier storms. heavy rainfall. also the possibility of damaging wind. severe storms possible west odc -- west of d.c. will bringl pressure a chance of seve >>> and as we continue to celebrate the life of muhammad ali. he once had weather quips. i handcuffed lightning, thrown thunderer in jail. >> probably true. >> you know, the greatest was known for his lightning quick moves and his quick whit in his and his memior on "the s