. >> and we have linda cuzie and somer jordan. >> hello. >> hi somer. >> they are join by, the reignerica nicole lambert. >> nicole, that is biggest crown i have ever seen on a queen. >> thank you, i wear it well. >> it is so biggie can see through it. >> yes. >> where are you from, nicole. >> i'm from originally representing, i represented delaware but i'm from new york , georgia, i currently live in south carolina. >> how would you describe the miss black america pageant. >> it is great, an amazing experience, lot of sisterhood and encouragement a monk each other so that is what i love bit. >> it is in manayunk this year >> yes, performing arts theater. >> when is it. >> it thinks saturday at 8:00 p.m. you should come. >> i think i will. >> how many woman will be competing. >> six. >> final six. >> six finalist is when does it start. >> congratulations then making it to the final six. >> you three are in the final six. >> yes. >> now, so is there, well, swimsuit. >> yes, there is a swimsuit. >> what time does it start. >> and there is talent. >> yes, there is talent. >> we have ter

somers point 67 degrees. may is landing 61, upper township 62.is, hour-by-hour forecast. we've got lots of sunshine for tomorrow. we'll start this at 11:00 p.m. clouds moving from west to east. 7:00 a.m., notice we're starting to see all the activity moving in across the delaware valley. we're seeing is oranges, reds telling us we have heavier rain moving in. early for that monday morning commute. heads up now. keep the brels handy. by lunchtime, everybody will see rain and thunderstorms. heavier thunderstorms especially for later on in the afternoon and the early evening hours. it looks like everything will start to clearover night monday into tuesday. hang on tight to that umbrella. your forecast, 2 degrees on sunday. 79 on monday. conditions will be pretty much dry at least through friday once we clear on monday. so for the most part, enjoy your sunday. we are tracking rain on monday. denise, back to you. >> thank you. usain bolt's final solo race went differently than he had planned. >> within the championship. bolt at the line! photo finish.

there's work in somers points 9 and 52. that work should be cleared in the in effect half-hour. >> a man rolled up to a driver at a red light and pumped 7 bullets into the man who is fighting for his life. police are trying to track down the shooter. katherine scott is outside einstein where the victim is being treated. >> reporter: medics took the victim to einstein in critical condition. he is undergoing surgery. the search continues for the gunman. the motive is under investigation. let's go to video from somerdale, investigators on the scene looking for evidence trying to figure out a little bit more about what happened here. shortly after 11:00 p.m., numerous 911 calls came in for a shooting at somerdale avenue in east cheltenham. the 24-year-old victim was driving his volvo south on somerdale. he stopped at a light when a white vehicle going north pulled up next to him and fired a number of shots into the victim's car. police found the 24-year-old victim lying next to the open door of the volvo shot multiple times in

expect more and more of them to be looking at the admonition from former treasury secretary larry somers today when he said aural ceos should leave the presidential advisory councils because they are ineffective and they are associating themselveses with a president who is not united statesing the country. >> does the president have a budding problem with business? >> he does. he has a budding problem with the american people. his ratings are below 40%. job approval. in gallop he hit a record low of 61% disapproval. that's the backdrop. more specifically many people in business have been accepting things they didn't like about trump in the belief that he was going to be able to do things they did like. deregulation, tax cuts. all of these things become more difficult the more toxic donald trump gets on a personal basis. that's exactly what today's press conference is going to -- a problem that it's going to make worse. >> do you expect comments from either or both sides of the aisle about some of the comments that the president made at this news conference? and how badly, if at all, do y

somer: what i see is that want themk the other dead but they don't see in california the burned buildings and riots? they only want to blame one president on all counts from the beginning. they are on his back. disrespect jeff sessions on today by yelling at him, raising your voice and we win. we need more respect and love. host: do you have a question about the tensions between the u.s. and north korea? caller: the tensions there, north korea, my brother was in the army and they were essentially there. 70 andher is now 60 or the tensions are still there. this is bad. i'm sure trump is facing at the right way. daryl kimball on some of the history of the tensions. can you put into perspective the tensions we are seeing now. when was the last time the tensions were this high? guest: this is the most significant crisis we've seen in -- since the early 1990's when the north korea in the program to use plutonium was uncovered. the north koreans have and members of the nuclear nonproliferation treaty. they are legally obligated not to pursue nuclear weapons development. in the early 1990's it w

amani is a low land gorilla turned one on saturday and got in a few prebirthday treats including somer go. cards were made by goo guests and you can wish her a happy birthday through the weekend. kate. >> well make plans for the upcoming weekend if you have not already. it is going to be a summer stunner. lots of sunshine both saturday and sunday. but both mornings on the cool side. we'll start each day 60 degrees in the afternoon it will feel almost a little like fall outside with highs near 80 and low humidity. that will continue through the entire weekend and just a few more clouds down the sharon saturday >>> coming unnext late show with stephen colbert and followed by late late show with james corbin. morning team is back from 4:30 to 7. for kate, don everyone here i'm jessica dean. >> i'm nicole brewer. >> from our entire team thanks for watching have a great night and we'll see you for watching have a great night and we'll see you tomorrow. >> announcer: the following is a paid presentation for the nuwave oven pro, brought to you by the makers of the nuwave precision induction c

very positive meeting well earlier we discussed the outcome of that meeting with journalist martin somers. the fact that meetings taking place at all given the rhetoric that's been coming out of the united states over the past week or so is a positive development and over this many things about which obviously there is no agreement and your situation has become much more tense as a result of these votes in the congress in the senate on sanctions on russia that doesn't mean that some business can't be done and as we saw in the u.n. security council there was a unanimous position on north korea. which the american side wants that sort of cooperation to continue it's very disappointing that the political class in the u.s. seems have collectively lost its marbles in this way i mean they've tied the hands of their only goshi eight years which you know you don't usually do that if you've got any common sense so we're now stuck in a bit of a bit of a norm pass so as we've been hearing them relations between russia and the united states took another hit on wednesday is donald trump put his signat

the air is bit clearer in somers point after officials resolved a smelly problem.his was the scene last night at the mystic apartments on exton avenue. a garbage truck lost its load of trash in the parking lot and the situation got, well, o diforous. this time all they left behind was a substance to help soak up the remaining stench. >> ♪ >> and new at 6 o'clock, many people might not associate new jersey with shrimp farming but we paid a visit to a big shrimp company in fact it's called the big shrimp company. new jersey corporate nora muchanic was there. >> reporter: the middle of an urban area is not where you would expect to find shrimp. this warehouse is home to the big shrimp company and on any given day, half a million shrimp in various stages of development. >> we get our post larva shrimp from florida on a monthly basis 150, 200,000 shrimp. >> reporter: he and his business partner eric became seafood farmers in january when john found these tanks. >> we googled a lot and a lot of time and effort in learning about shrimp. it company trucks in salt water fro

the mets this verbal brinkmanship somers to trump administration has been secretly talking to north korea. about americans imprisoned there the deterioration relations the news came as america's defense secretary. emphasized diplomacy you can see the american effort is diplomatically lead it has diplomatic traction. it is gaining diplomatic result. and i want to stay right there right now the tragedy of war as well enough known. it doesn't need another characterization. beyond the fact that it would be catastrophic. holiday makers on guam still seem unphased that it would take just fourteen minutes for a north korean missile to reach them. but amongst the beach reading this morning. a fact sheet from the guam government. warning not to look at five polls. and a brief time ago i spoke with nick from outside the white house. but nick we cut up a week of listening to his rhetoric but is there a strategy emerging here. i think we've seen a patent merge this week i'm not sure if you could describe it as a deliberate strategy and it say if you got these incendiary alliterative. warnings from th

a garbage truck dumped mounds of trash in the parking lot of mystic apartments in somers point and thent comes next folks? a flock of seagulls descended on the scene along the 100 block of exton avenue and the cycle of life continues from there. residents describe the smell as unbearable. officials say the mess will be cleaned up. it is unclear what caused the trash to fall out of the truck. >> speaking of flock of seagulls i think the lyric and i ran so far away would apply to anybody who can get out of that mess. let's talk about accuweather. >> if you're going to dump the trash, shovel it back up. how can you not see all that? let's take a look at storm tracker6 live double scan. a couple of showers out there. as we look to the west you can see it's just some sprinkles. it's a little steadier down to the south. it was in dover. it's shifting south and east to cape may and near atlantic city, a bit wet this morning. these are the last showers kicking out of here. let's go outside and see what sky6 is looking at. a live look over on the ben franklin bridge where you can really see we'r

see somere starting to competition from both amazon and walmart, underperforming those shares.hting with amazon am a that's not a problem. walmart trying to lower the prices better compete with target. you are seeing target shares of it under pressure. vonnie: it's a fascinating turnaround story, traffic is up. price is a very good turnaround story, which is part of why i think you saw the great jump in that stock. 8106, a bit of a divergence in what we are seeing, coming in to talk about that dori. this is that the ratio of walmart and target. a bit of a divergence there. wouldd expect the ratio come back and merge with walmart at that turner on -- turnaround story playing out. it seems to be ahead of schedule. they are looking at revamping 300 stores as opposed to the previous estimate of 250, looking to boost the next day delivery. i would love to see that come back together. time now for the bloomberg is this flash. the biggest stories in the news right now. uber is in exclusive talks to arrange $12 billion in funding from foreign investors. softbankestors include and u.s.

and nice seabreeze coming in. 80 at cape may points and stone harbor, ocean city, somers points, beautiful day at the shore. and we've got a pretty good weekend. now first thing tomorrow morning may not be ideal. but it will get better. we got that southeast wind now with the warm humid air but look what is coming our way. once the wind turns into the west, okay, starts guesting cooler, 75 in pittsburgh, 80 in cincinnati, 66 degrees in chicago. these areas in green are in the 60s in the middle of the afternoon. that's some cool air. not going to get that cool here but gives you and idea. here's reading. and all that rain is north of reading. well north of allentown. even starting to get north of the poconos and obviously not moving in this direction at least not now, everything is moving up to the northeast. this is the last-gasp of that front that's coming through and that's our chance of any showers early tomorrow morning. here's the future cast. we go through the rest of the afternoon into the evening. it's looking dry. go ahead, enjoy your outdoor activities without the rain gear. only

accident northbound on the garden state parkway just north of the somer's point ocean city interchange. for everyone that's watching getting ready to leave the beach and come to the office, be prepared for delays and an accident over the weekend caused penndot to close its island avenue photo center today. so anyone that typically had a plan to maybe go and take the kids and get their driver's license you had to go and get your picture retain or your registration, renewed you have to use oregon location or 8th and arch in center city or the granite run mall and good news, the new jersey turnpike accident that truck accident, caused big delays yesterday but everything is open. both directions on the turnpike open this morning. alex and thomas back over to you. >> thank you. >>> netflix makes a bold move bringing in a big name. stealing a big name. which famous producer is leaving a major network for netflix? a battle between new and old entertainment. and about shonda rimes. ♪ come to sesame place before little kids become, big kids. before dress up, turns to make-up. and tag becomes ha

going to see really don't get tax reform, which a lot of folks, including former charlie's a carry somerswill talk about is a fundamental -- former treasury secretary summers, will talk about is a fundamental restructuring. slashes to theor corporate rate and it changes to the individual rate on a temporary basis. david: how we describe these things matter. -- way it was done in 1986 now you're saying, no, tax cuts is what we will get. it won't be deficit neutral? terry: we never thought they would be deficit neutral. we thought there would be base broadening, but we never thought they would be deficit-neutral. our call has been what you are likely to see is an increase in the deficit and equivalent to 1% of gross to mustard product. david: when you describe the reasons we are likely to get some form of tax relief, you mentioned the congress, you mentioned the business community . you didn't talk much about the white house. even today there are rumors circulate in about gary cohn, rumors about steve mnuchin. do you think it will get done almost despite the white house? terry: they are imp

were somer there intentions in the confederate high command that they were thinking about this. as you will see in just a moment. i've done a very poor job of making maps. i know ed alexander from last year. i just want to show you some of the movements of the confederate army on the morning of september 17. here are the positions roughly of the confederate army. there are no union troops on this map. from 6:00 in the morning on september the 17th and very quick, we will do a blow-by-blow battle narration. early in the morning joseph hooker's troops are going to launch the attack in miller's cornfield. by 7:30 a.m. in the morning stonewall jackson and joseph hooker have battled each other to mutual annihilation. of as this is a plan by lee to simply harry and thrust with george mcclellan. lee is going to throw in a counterattack to maintain his line. 8:30what happens at about in the morning. there is the situation. watch for the center of power of the confederate army shifts. anderson's brigade goes north. two divisions of the confederate army will shift to the woods. seen as le

a nasty scene you can avoid by using state road and somer dale road at kennedy boulevard and delays in south jersey as well. we'll check it again in the next half hour. >>> more ahead. president trump takes aim at legal immigration. ahead at 5:30 a new plan for republicans to cut the number of people legally coming into the u.s. by half. >> first an explosion and a partial collapse at a school in minnesota. what officials say is behind the deadly destruction that has officials searching for one person when "action news" continues tonight. >>> officials in minneapolis say that one person is dead after a gas explosion levels part of this school. officials say that a natural gas explosion is to blame and one person is still missing, nine were hospitalized and three were listed at critical. all students and staff on site for for the summer programs are safe and accounted for according to officials contractors were working on the building at the time of the blast. >>> russia's prime minister says that the sanctions bill signed today by president trump ends hope for an improved relationship.

has been somere turnover, particularly on the tech engineering side. how are you handling that?ad no shortage of people interested in working with us. we just brought in a new head of hardware engineering who came from google as well as a new software lead starting in about a week from now. so, we are seeing candidates knocking down the door. emily: the cto moved on and there was a lawsuit and i am curious, what you learned from that experience and how you are moving forward? sherman: you know, we are incredibly focused, as josh said, on building the real hyperloop, building it around the world as we have shown with , the xp one pod, traveling at those speeds and breaking records. we are very focused on the future, and that is all we care about. emily: talking about the future, sherman, i have to ask you, you are one of the earliest investors in uber. what are your thoughts on --vis's recently nation travis kalanick's recent resignation and who do you think , is the right person to lead the company forward? sherma sherman i think uber is one of : the great companies of our gener

somers point and mullica township at 79 degrees. water temperature, 74. the current reading outside and what we're looking at is through the afternoon hours, the temperatures will likely hang where they are right now. winds shifting to more of an east flow and when that happens the temperatures can't warm up much more in the afternoon hours. our philadelphia neighborhoods also only going to warm up a bit more to around the low 80s. you see right now we're at 79 in society hill and 78 at the airport location. 79 for west mt. airy and 81 degrees at fox chase. the average being 86. here's the clouds coming in from the southwest. what we have going against us that makes it harder for rain to develop is that east flow trying to push in cooler air. we've got this warmer air and moisture moving in from the southwest. that rain is going to start to make its way here mostly by this evening into tomorrow in the form of just spotty showers. we're not talking a big washout or anything. as we go through the rest of the afternoon it's mostly cloudy conditions just peek

somere going to talk about of the most amazing telescopes looking at the sun and the space weather. things most people don't know is that the national science foundation is the steward for all ground-based astronomy in the united states. nasa does the space raised stuff and we do most of the ground-based stuff. we do this there are national laboratory. one of those is the national solar laboratory that matt works at and the other is the national center for atmospheric research. my firsthings like live, this is a beautiful image of the sun. why does nasa or the federal government even care about solar science? don't we know all the questions -- have we answered all of them that we want to ask? the answer is no. perspective we look at a helioy and also from stearic connection within our geo space sciences section. from the astronomy perspective, we look at the sun as a star and it is our nearby laboratory that we can use to study stars like our sun and try to expand that to stars that are further away. much further away. we also look at the sun and its interaction with the planets in

this is what larry somers has toz say. any ceo who thinks attending a meeting is moving the nation is engaged in egotistical delusion of a higher order. he is advocating for all ceos to leave the president's advisory counsel. kate? >> thank you for laying it out. joining me to discuss is arizona state treasurer jeff dewitt and georgetown professor, michael dyson. the latest book, "tears we cannot stop." thank you for coming in. treasurer, first to you. what do you think of the ceos and their announcement? >> oh, is that to me? sorry. i thought it was to the other guy. >> no, go ahead. >> sorry. you know, first i will say that hate, bigotry and racism have no place in america. diversity is our strength. it's what makes america great is we are a melting pot of every race, religion, orientation. that is our strength and what we need to carry forward. so, everyone should be denouncing these groups like the kkk and white supremacy groups, know o neo-nazi. they are despicable and have no place in america. when you look at the gr

this was the scene along the 100 block of exton avenue in somers point last night.k had dumped mounds of trash in the parking lot of mystic apartments leaving a stench behind. this morning though a different story. waste management hired an environmental cleanup crew to pick up all that garbage. this time the only thing that was left behind was the substance that soaks up any remaining odors there. >> residents must be happy about that. >> thrilled i'd say. >> let's also hope they're happy about how the weather is going today. >> meteorologist adam joseph joining us with the accuweather word. hopefully it's a good one. >> nothing too stinky. the pick of the week coming here tomorrow but for today we've been dealing with that sunshine trying to return, the clouds early this morning but all that rain from yesterday is long gone. so as we look at the current temperatures right now in philadelphia, our temperatures coming in in the upper 70's. that is it right now. 79 degrees or so in philadelphia. live on sky6 over the platt bridge, you can see there as folks continue

now that we have this moral crisis in america as a result of donald trump saying there are somer very fine natd sizis, you a problem where republicans are saying this is more of a policy problem. this is a personal problem. >> he did not say there are very fine nazis. we have to make that clear. >> i consider the alt-right nazis because i of gotten death dret threats from them when they put me in photo shops of me being in a gas chamber executed by donald trump. that is morally wrong. when he enables them and puts them into the mainstream, that is a crisis of morals at the highest. >> that is 100% right. evan is a republican. whooo does it mean for those with the courage to step out? the lindsey grahams, the jeff flakes who have called the president out? >> might be sending him a check for a donation. one thing that was very scary was when jeff flake came out about three weeks ago and said we should start holding the president accountable. there are democrats who said how dare you d that because that's not to the level we want, you need to be voting on democratic issues. if you were a

where we're still seeing some more mod rad rainfall, absecon area getting bit moderate rainfall, somers point, ocean sit, seeing some light to moderate rain for you. good news, while we had thunderstorms early on in the day, most that far is really a thing of the past. we do have the cloud cover, it is going to be thinning out as we go through the day, that means, that the shore is not going to be a bad place to be. we go with 81 degrees, for our high temperature today, down the shore, i don't think it really, doesn't get much better than there is because humidity will be down, and again, the sun will be up. don't forget the sunscreen. water temperature, still slowly, slowly start to go creep up. it is at 76 degrees right now. hopefully by the ends of the month of august we will be looking for even more comfortable water temperatures today, we go with, again, clear skies, lower humidity overall. specially once we get into the second half of the day. 82 degrees for the high temperature. now, our winds, northwesterly, ten to 20 miles an hour, few areas could even see wind gusts as high as

if you and i were to walk through kenosha or wausau in that great state across which i drove two somers and conduct our own quinnipiac survey, what would the answer be to the question, do the voters care about what we've been discussing? >> well, of course, that's the most troubling aspect of all of this. i actually want to the cut sarah huckabee sanders a little bit of slack here because imagine being the press secretary to someone like donald trump. let's cut through all of this. donald trump is not nixon. he is not normal. it's not anything we've ever dealt with before. the plan is a chronic consistent pathological liar and we knew that during the campaign. and we can't normalize what we're seeing here. either he is consciously lying or he is indifferent to the truth or simply he is counting on people in those communities and the american people not to care whether or not the truth matters. all of those are deeply disturbing. maybe anthony scaramucci doned a bullet here because how do you stand up and explain the president's comments when he lies so casually? not just about big thing

brad somers seven-year-old daughter loves an app called musically.ins but apparently this app has a messaging component and his family found out the hard way when the little girl who goes by jessie started getting notes like this. how are you? how old are you? then this man as they came to find out starts asking for photos. so she sends a few assuming this is someone her age. and now they start asking her for pictures with no shirt on. repeatedly. asking her for nude photos saying it will be a secret between them. the little girl wise to what's happening here alerts her father. he gets right on the case and right on the horn saying he's a police officer. they have documented his ip address and location and that's exactly what they did by the way in an update that's now viral post all over social media. this dad brad, says he wants people to know his little girl does not have a phone of her she is closely monitored when she uses any kind of app. this is not a social networking siteet she was preyed upon. his message let's work together to give our chi

strong growth, six straight , somers of positive gdp of the fastest growth in a decade, over a decadeeven so, governor kuroda told me there is no need to follow the fed and ecb in the policy normalization direction. let's hear what he had to say at jackson hole on friday. we are carefully watching how the fed and ecb are doing, but our monetary policy is for the japanese economy, and since our inflation rate is far below the orget, what ever the ecb federal reserve do in the coming months, we have to address the situation by our monetary policy. he also saidt about the economy is that 4% growth, great, but that it can't be sustained. to 2%.ks it will be 1.5% he does see signs of wages rising, but this is someone in no way ready to think about removing stimulus unless and until inflation is closer to target. >> does this mean anything about thepolicy, dampening expectations for growth and saying it is not sustainable, that he will not respond? >> absolutely. let's say this 4% growth rate continued. it would be great. governor kuroda still once to see inflation following along with it.

science fiction has done so much to shift the popular imagination, creating a widespread acceptance that somerans-humanist dream will be possible, may be desirable, could be inevitable. i want to spend my remaining time with critically touching ot some of these topics. much of the section about brain implants is distant in ways they can make it difficult to find applicable to help live well together if they were to becomey a reality anytime soon. cybernovels are fun, movies like the matrix are a blast, but they tend to depict worlds quite distant from our everydaythat concerns. it does a good job of exploring what they might look like if they were to become a reality the day after tomorrow. the novel is called feed for my own research in an e-mail exchange with the author, i gather that since its publication in 2002, the book has been assigned readings regur fairly regularly in protest occasionally, too. although feed is a darkly comicc dystopian satire, it's quite approachable because it's a boy meets girl love story. a teenager named titus is a higl school student, like nearly everyone we me

like larry somers says, everybody should resign. it depends on your constituency.t is of no interest to the public what i think you should do i can tell you what i think the constituencies are does brian kzanich has a lot on the line to do this? he has a conscience. i know all three guys well enough to know in the case of krzanich he essay man who doesn't like what's happening in washington. >> summers' point, you saw that card a moment ago, it's very striking he says i don't know how these ceos can face their children broader point -- he has been critical before -- it's not hurting your stock necessarily to be missed out if you really believe the president is not going to take your call if you're not on the council, that doesn't make sense and ceos have some sort of larger mission he references the marshall plan and how ceos participated back then. >> this isn't not -- okay. so, ford gets a call from roosevelt saying, listen, we want you to make tanks and he says no, i'm not going to do that because i'm not sure which side, you know, doesn't declare that, yes, we

police tell us the shooting happened last night, just after 12:30, on the 8500 block of somer somerdalehe victim was asleep in her bedroom when she heard a noise. she woke up, walk over to heroin dough, it was open, then she went back to bed and felt a burning sensation. she realized she was shot. police say the woman called 911, waited for emergency crews to arrive. she was initially transported to aria-torresdale hospital, but then, brought here to jefferson, for treatment, investigators tell us the victim works as a security guard for the county courtesies tell. it is unclear if she could have been targeted for any reason, or if it was random. multiple people reported suspicious activity in the neighborhood, in the last 24 hours. so this is something that police are looking into. there were apparently two men in a van going door-to-door asking about local car mechanic. so, again, police going through all of the evidence, tracing any lead that they might have, because at this point, they don't have any witnesses to the shooting. lauren? >> all right, let's hope they get that, jennifer

vstoxx, theat the somer-term average is 24, of them triggered by political events moved the volatilityaround 20. what this means is that once you have a regime of volatility which is low, triggered by a very benign monetary and economic environment, then also volatility triggered by more volatility are likely to bring volatility up for a time, and then right back down. it is the pattern that changes, not the underlying picture. francine: the germans go to vote on september 24. do you treat it as a risk event or the start of ecb board member negotiations? martin: it is certainly not as interesting from a financial markets perspective as the french election was this year, or even the election in the netherlands. it is interesting from a markets perspective. if a continuation of the current administration of the conservatives and the democrats were to come into our, this would mean that probably germany could turn towards a more lessous and austerity-oriented approach, especially if the spd were to come in stronger, and maybe shoot for the finance ministry. they are saying, we would go in

for going out and driving a few hundred miles on the weekend great to take them out to track like somersirginia. a lot of fun to take them out. they'll do 165 miles an hour zero to 60 in three and a half to to four seconds. >> that's right. >> that's absolutely incredible. well, a beautiful, beautiful vehicle. in a second i'm hoping you'll give me spin. >> love that. >> let me just did a little weather quickly we'll hop n you got to hear this thing when it kis temperatures right now are in the low 70s. we got cloud cover, and just a quick heads up. it will be a cloudy friday with a few showers maybe a thunderstorm developing late this afternoon and this evening. most of it should be after we get daytime heating today. the same saturday and sunday. warm front today and cold front tomorrow if you want to know the details about it but the bottom line a little unsettled here with temperatures in the 80s. 83 today. 87 tomorrow. scattered storms saturday. maybe isolated storm on sunday. dave, can we hop in. >> let's do it. >> hop in and start it up. erin, i'll toss it back to you. we're going

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