the southeast, rain returns heading in toward the weekend, some snow though perhaps as far as south as nashville. kendis, linzie. >> all right, thank you so much, justin. >>> a philadelphia construction project has uncovered a cemetery that's more than 300 years old. workers unearthed two dozen coffins yesterday in the section known as old city. the burial grounds date to the year 1707. the remains were supposed to have been moved to a different cemetery in the mid 1800s. the bones will be studied before being reinterred. >>> it is the dream perhaps of every sports parent whose child of course rides the bench. >> that's right. actor j her youngest son on the big stage. >> walk on charlie hall saw his first playing time in more than a month at the end of last night's big ten tournament and mom looking nervously. espn with the split screen. this was northwestern and rutgers and mom and dad and fellow comedian brad hall were in the crowd to see it. he didn't score but charlie picked up two rebounds which made julia very happy. that doubles his season total though to four. >> and i love the response

then saturday strong storms to the south, but as you get up in kansas, st. louis, nashville, this on saturday into sunday moves into the mid-atlantic states, we're going to be looking for the heaviest snow in the south central appalachians, but also back through the plains we're talking from 4 to 6 inches of snow, it pushes down south into springfield, st. louis, heavier snow in the eastern parts of kentucky, western parts of north carolina, and then we expect to see mild conditions to move back in. but in the meantime, looking at pretty decent snow going into the weekend. we're going to get to your local forecast coming up in the next 30 seconds. and with safelite's exclusive "on my way text" she knew exactly when i'd be there, so she didn't miss a single shot. i replaced her windshield giving her more time for what matters most. tech: how'd ya do? player: we won! tech: nice! that's another safelite advantage. mom: thank you so much! (team sing) safelite repair, safelite replace. >>> right now a mix of sun and low clouds half moon bay. 51 degrees in san francisco. jose, 50.

as you push away towards the east, western tennessee, parts of arkansas seeing strong storms and expect some to blossom into the afternoon, nashville points back out to the south and west, memphis can't rule out places like little rock getting strong storms and pushing off towards the north and east before it tapers off. you can get potentially another system bringing in a severe weather and traffic every ten minutes concern around fort worth, and southern oklahoma, tuesday, but temperature definitely spring like, little rock almost 80. chicago 50s, new york city 52 degrees or so, and trend for parts of washington a couple of days, much the same around new york. atlanta into the lower 80s by midweek. >>> we'll take some 60s up here. thank you. >> call it a health care hangover looking like a rough start to the week for the stock market. dimming the hopes of tax reform at least for the time being. dow futures down 135 points right now. s&p futures tanking almost 1%. stock marks in europe and asia trading lower as well. insurance stocks set to drop this morning following a big pullback friday as the health care bill filled. cigna losing 2%. humana and anthem als

jonathan: abc7 on storm watch as we watch a line of strong severe storms slamming the south yesterday. look at the debris and the damage behind. this is near nashville. the trees were cranked from the ground, crushing cars below. when you see the video it's amazing to think nobody was hurt after all of that. here well, you might have out there. morning thunderstorms passing through but a quiet afternoon. a really nice afternoon. but we are tracking much-needed rain in the forecast. chief meteorologist doug hill with a look. we could use the rain. doug: we need it. we are still in a rainfall deficit since the beginning of the year. we have a few rumbles of thunder. not in the metro area. well southwest to stafford. it's more in southern maryland. that the story as we head to the afternoon and the early evening. waiting for a cold front. this is the heavier area of rain and storms. nothing severe expected. temperatures stay mild tonight. there is a precipitation ahead of the front. so most everything that comes through tonight. the metro points north and west. light showers here and there. the future cast shows the trend continuing tonight. overnight

nashville with some severe weather breaking out. this low will be pushing to our south, not going to our north and west and as it does so s-iso, it isk t scattered storms and downpours tomorrow o mild with a few late showers developing and patchy fog. stays fairly warm for the overnight lows right around that 50-degree mark. as we look at future tracker 7 o'clock tomorrow morning again with that patchy fog forming overnight and the the clouds racing back in, it is a cloudy start. there could be a few light showers around and there will be a couple of rounds of rain try to pull through, this at lunchtime, again any thunderstorm that does pop up does not look like it's going to be on the severe side but could contain some brief heavy rain as it passes through. and that even continues at 5 o'clock, you see some scattered downpours and thunderstorms around the region and even at 9 o'clock tomorrow night, that low still trying to drift and push to the east and once it does, wednesday around here looking really nice. so, for tomorrow, some rounds of showers and thunderstorms and again, those thunderstorms will be hit or miss and don't loo

south and west of d.c. with temperatures into the low 50's and then as we expand the picture, you can see how close we are to warmer air coming back in. how about nashvilleorleans 81. houston 82, so that's part of the warmer air that will try to push in and this is the leading edge of that warmer air. notice there are a few showers with it. as that crosses our area tomorrow, it could produce a couple of showers, not this evening though. we'll be cool at 7 o'clock, 44 degrees. by about 9 o'clock, 42. and by 11 o'clock, we're chilly but we're not going to be as cold ton hitting the 20's and a few teens. talked about a couple of showers. you'll be able to see on futurecast that they really only briefly dip down across the mason-dixon line. we'll see clouds in the morning freezing rain in spots up to the north. 1 o'clock still cloud deal. in the afternoon looks like we'll get clouds out of here and a bit more sunshine. friday afternoon looking pretty good. wanted to mention we could really 82 us a whole lot more rain, although the drought index was just updated today and there's a little bit better news in that there has been some improvement for some areas.