shed, three wooden sides, a tin roof and opening so horses could be brought in out of the weather. now all that's left, some scorched earth, twisted metal and what police believe is a murder scene.xd the sheriff says mrs. arnold went missing from the neighborhood yesterday afternoon. 30 minutes later that suspicious fire.çó the body discovered, the murder investigation began. and so tonight, no motive and no suspect in the case. the ñiinvestigation, it continu on. doreen, back to you. >> pat collins reporting from leesburg. a child was hit by a car this afternoon. it happened near the 3900 block of south capitol street in southwest d.c. police say the driver of the suv involved in the accident stayed on the scene. no word tonight on whether he or she will face charges. the child is expected to be okay. there is a call for action after the murder of a college student who was shot and killed near sherman circle while riding his bicycle home from work. now a member of congress and otherñi officials are doing wha they can to make that community in northwest d.c. safer. derek ward is in the area with more on this story. >> reporter: jim, you can see sherman circle is an inviting place in the cool of the evening. we have spoke to folks who lived around here for a while who say after dark it is strictly off limits especially after what happened this weekend. efforts are under way to change that. about 12:30 a.m. sunday catholic university student was riding his bike home from his job. someone began shooting at him and he continued on amid a hail of bullets until he fell dead in sherman circle. >> we had a tragedy. we don't know if lights would have prevented it. we do know adding light will make people feel safer going forward. >> reporter: the things that make this park so attractive, low hanging trees can make it menacing after sunset. the call for more lights from beyond the circle. >> what was astonishing is half of the parks in our neighborhoods do have lights. when you consider almost all of our parks are park service parks. they do a wonderful job keeping it up, but you have to be able to enjoy it. >> reporter: lights are only part of this equation. these grand circles were designed br cars and traffic. beyond that, a sense of community, of people out in numbers can deter wrongdoing. >> we know people who shut their car door and run up the steps go in the house. it is really a shame that society has brought us to this point in the nation's capital. people are afraid to be friendly. but then gain, with crimes such as this, you don't want to trust everybody you see on the street either. >> reporter: you get a sense of this community, in petworth, two or three blocks west of georgia avenue, illinois, kansas, they converge here. the folks who have lived here for a while say this isn't the first time something bad has happened in the circle. sadly, so many times it takes something tragic to happen for change to happen. they hope now the time has come. live in northwest, now back to you. amtrak says service is now back to normal after power problems brought trains to a halt in the northeast corridor this morning. low voltage troubles forced amtrak to suspend service between d.c. and new york city and philadelphia and harrisburg. delays ranged between half an hour and two hours. commuter trains in new jersey were also shut down. they are focusing on an area between washington and perryville, maryland. it made for a scary start to the school day. a d.c. school bus caught fire with children onboard. the mid size bus was engulfed in flames when firefighters arrived. theçóñódriver, adult aide and several children escaped safely. it happens in southeast d.c. the bus was destroyed. there is no word on what might have caused thisñi fire. schools in d.c. and maryland are among the winners in a federal competition to improve education. part of the education's department race to the top program. children in eight other states also will share in the $3.4 billion in grant money. the race to the top program rewards states that pass new teacher accountability policies, that lift caps on charter schools and make other ambitious changes to improve schoolsxd an to close the achievement gap. the head of the montgomeriry county school system is stepping down. dr. jerry weast announced he is retiring atñr the end of the school year. weast has been a superintendent for 35 years, serving the last 11 years in montgomery county. he says he is looking forward to a new challenge. >> i'm eager to maybe take a break and think about things for a while and see if i can, you know, have as much passion for education in some other area. hopefully i will get to see my family a little bit more. >> the montgomery county school system had the highest graduation rate of a large district in the nation during weast's tenure. shirley sherrod isñi moving on. tom vilsack announced sherrod will not accept a job offer to the department. after sherrod was asked to resign after allegations surfaced she made racist remarks. those allegations turned out to be false. >> reporter: thanks, but no thanks. former u.s. agriculture employee shirley sherrod rejected an offer by agriculture secretary tom vilsack to return. that after she was forced to resign last month following a racial controversy. >> the secretary did push really, really hard for me to stay. >> reporter: sherrod was asked to step down by vilsack amid allegations she made racist remarks in a speech that caught the nation's attention when portions were posted on a blogger's website. those accusations turned out to be false when the full context of the speech showing sherrod wasñr offering a lesson onçó ho overcome racial prejudice. since then vilsack has been in the hot seat with the public and president obama who called sherrod to apologize. >> this is my responsibility. i disappointed this administration, the country, shirley. i have to live with that. >> reporter: he offered her former job back or a role in a newly created position. sherrod was tempted but could not accept. >> he apologized. i accept that. a new process is in place. i hope that it works. i don't want to be the one to test it. >> sherrod may work with the department as a consultant. until then sherrod will be busy. she plans to accept requests from around the country to speak about her experience. and shirley sherrodñi announced she will move forward with a lawsuit against the blogger who posted the edited excerpts of her speech. the justice department will appeal a ruling that blocks federal funding for stem cell research. on monday a federal judge said the obama administration guidelines that were released last year violate an existing federal law that bans any funding that will destroy human embryos. the appeal likely will be filed next week. coming up -- firefighters battle two major fires in a popular vacation spot. we are learning about an elderly woman sexually assaulted. >> a video of a woman dumping a cat in a trash can. veronica, what is ahead in our weather forecast? >> not as cool tomorrow, doreen. but did you like september and august? our temperatures are going to be warming up. what a great seven-day forecast, lindsay. coming up in sports, twitter cost chad ochocinco also the new york jets bring added attention to friday night's game. and redskins quarterback donovan mcnabb has a bad ankle. how much time will he miss? six people including two children and a pregnant wrom said to be okay after their small plane crash landed in the waters in the bahamas. officials say a twin engine piper aztec went down three miles from grand bahama island after an engine failed. nobody was sire yously injured. passenger jet missed a runway in china and burst into flames. half the 91 people on board were killed. the plane was owned by añi compy called henan airlines trying to land in yichun city last night around 10:00. for some reason the plane broke apart and moments before it landed and then it burst into flames when it hit the ground. there are reports that some of the passengers wereçó thrown ou of the plane before it landed. at least 43 people were killed. 20 others were injured. there is no word on what caused that crash. we are told it was foggy in the area at that time. gasoline prices hit an eight-month load. the average price is down to ñi 2.76 in d.c. $2.64 in maryland and $2.56 in virginia. the national average is $2.70. u.s. oil companies are holding bigger than usual inventories because people are spending and traveling less due to the bad economy. the lack of confidence in our economy droveñi stocks lowe today. much lower. >> reporter: 1995, the last year existing home sales were this low. >> it is time to put grown-ups in charge. >> reporter: house republican leader john boehner demanded the president fire treasury secretary geithner and economic adviser larry summers and the democrats renew the bush era tax cuts for wealthy americans. >> raising taxes on families and small businesses during a recession is a recipe for disaster. >> reporter: the battle was joined. vice president biden took on boehner. >> he created a myth that tax cuts for millionaires cuts taxes for small businesses. >> reporter: campaigning for democrats, president obama has been pointing a finger at republicans for leaving him the recession. why dismiss the obama economic team, asked the white house? >> boehner would fire the very people who helped make the tough decisions, to do the hard work to get our economy moving in the right direction again. >> reporter: in today's reuters poll, 45% approved of what president obama is doing on the economy. that was before today's stunning report on slumping home sales. it is bad news for democrats, worse than they expected with ten weeks left until election day. i'm steve handelsman, nbc news, washington. voters are going to the polls, primary elections in alaska, arizona, oklahoma, florida and vermont. in arizona senator john mccain's political future appeared to be in doubt several months ago. he was the underdog against a tea party candidate. however mccain battled back. he spent more than $20 million along the way. the latest poll suggests he has taken a commanding lead over j.d. hayworth. in florida an interesting senate race has developed. congressman kendrick meek has democratic party backing but he is challenged by a businessman. both candidates have little chance of winning the three-way race in the fall. the popular conservative marco rubio is representing republicans. the former speaker of the florida statehouse has the backing of jeb bush. but charlie crist is in the race running as an independent. crist describes himself as a moderate. he left the republican partyñi rather than face a primary challenge from the right wing of the party. new questions about food safety as the congressional probe widens during a massive egg recall. an alligator in the city. we'll tell you where theyñr fou this one. >> veronica with a full forecast much cooler th pet owners in the uk want to find the woman caught on a security camera throwing their cat in the trash. this middleaged woman walked by a cat named lola. stopped to pet her, picked lola up andñi threw her into a nearb trash can and slammed the lid. lola was trapped in that enclosed bin for 15 hours before her owners rescued her. the royal society for the protection of animals is investigating this case. in chicago animal control experts think somebody may be getting rid of pet alligators by dumping them in theçó chicago river. an alligator spotted was captured near the belmont bridge there. it is the second gator captured there this month.ñi >> the chicago river is not any place for an alligator. >> no. i don't want to think of being on the shore and getting ready to, you know, put your toes in and seeing that. >> what will happen to the alligator when it gets cold. >> not good for either parties. >> we are about to get cooler? >> yeah. for the overnight period. we turned the page back or i guess you could say ahead. it felt like a day in late september. across the area, lots of clouds. 75 degrees the high temperature at reagan national. started out at 68. in the overp)"ht a little lower the average high is 84. again today felt like late september. that is where our average typically is. 75 degrees. today our coolest in months, going back to may 19. 73, the dew point turgxd 61. we have a little bit of moisture hanging out. i don't think we are going to have to deal with fog tomorrow morning, but we could have isolated showers coming our way at 9:00 and 11:00 p.m. tomorrow 64 to 65 degrees expected. all right. so what has been going on today? you can see the circulation on theñi radar. theñ around the coast. the circulation bringing doub the showers. mainly west of the area, around lur ray and southwestern virginia, charlottesville,xd harrisonburg. picking up two or three inches of rain. roanoke getting scattered showers and hatteras had five inches of rainfall. but one area that has been dry, i'm going to take you all the way to brazil. take a look at this. folks, this is, yeah, it is a fire nato in brazil. several yards into the air being fed by the fire itself because they've got a drought over there. the fire sucking oxygen out of the air and as the air rushes oin to replace it, it creates that swirling firestorm that you see. absolutely amazing. rainfall across the area, west to southwest of the area. luray, 1.31 inches, stafford you picked up almost an inch of rainfall. in gaithersburg you got a half inch today. throughout the area, showers still winding down as we deal with this low pressure system and another one in areas of southern west virginia and definitely cool. we are going to be cool tomorrow. running in the upper 70s to low 80s across the area until we get rid of that trough and start to warm up. our warmest conditions this week, mid 80s for highs. we are tracking danielle that is a tropical storm, winds under 74 milesñr per hour. another wave off the coast of africa which could be our next tropical depression and might be earl. for the most part danielle is a tropical storm will stay well east of the u.s. seaboard and probably bermuda making its way on to the north, could strengthen over the next couple of days with the warm waters. heading north by the end of the weekend. for us, the next 48 hours, scattered or isolated showers. lots of cloud cover. tomorrow morning unsettled as we deal with weak weather front in the area. your forecast, mostly cloudy skies. could see an isolated shower. dropping from 74 to 69. and a cooler start to the day tomorrow. 58 to 64. it is going to be overcast i think and still a little bit of dampness lingering around the area. higher, the afternoon temperature for tomorrow up to 81 to 83. look at the next couple of days, no 90s. we are going to hang out in the low 80s. the weekend gorgeous. 85 with sunshine on saturday. mid 80s for sunday into the first part of the work week. >> we can put up with a little cloudy. >> i like we have gorgeous quier weather. >> right. coming up, we'll take you about the traffic trap netting thousands of drivers. >> also we're hear from charges in michigan that cops waitedñi o long to get word out about a serial stabber attacking black men. i'm jane watrel. a sexual assault against this elderly woman has a germantown neighborhood on edge. i'm julie carrie in rosalyn, where a recent drive van pool ended with the driver arrested for dui. details coming up. in sports, donovan mcnabb out for friday night's game. chad ochocinco fined for tweeting. the titans hurdle theçó a sex assault on an elderly woman in montgomery county has police issuing a warning to residents tonight. keep your doors and windows locked up. a man assaulted an 86-year-old woman in herg germantown home. >> jane watrel has our report. >> reporter: the sexual assault occurred on the first noor of the churchill senior living center in germantown. the 86-year-old victim was attacked in her bed. the rape has unnerved many. one woman told us by cell phone her mother is living with her rather than staying at the center. >> everybody's reaction is they are terrified. that has never happened, like i said. that is the first time something like that happened. >> reporter: this is the second time a violent rape of this type has happened in this neighborhood against an older woman. the first one occurred in june. in that incident the victim was a 68-year-old woman who lived on the first floor of the beacon field terrace apartment across the street from the senior living center. the 68-year-old victim helped police come up with this sketch of her attacker. police are investing the attacks to see if they are related they are not drawing any conclusions. >> both times early morning hours, both times victims in their bed. the suspect has a similar description, 18 to mid 20s, a thin build. >> reporter: police believe the latest attack was a crime of opportunity. the window unlocked. people who live in the area will not be so cavalier. >> during the day the doors are always open. my son is coming in and out. sometimes we go to the store and leave the door open. not a good idea. >> reporter: this man who lives in the same building as the attack says he never takes any chances. >> normally i would leave my door unlocked sometimes when i go down to do the washing, but normally when i go out, right now it is locked. >> reporter: police are hoping to release a second composite sketch soon. >> police say they are getting a lot of tips in these assault cases but asking for more help from the public. anyone with information is asked to call the police. virginia's attorney general is joining others in condemning the adult services section of craigslist. ken cuccinelli says it is a safe hachb for sex trafficking and prostitution. craigslist is the world's most popular site for classified and personal advertisements and one of the most visited sites on the internet. emotions are running high in flint, michigan. some say police waited too long to warn the public about a serial killer targeting black men. eight people attack, five killed. three attacks happened in leesburg, virginia, another in ohio. flint, michigan, police defended their response at a foor rum hosted by the naacp. >> i have nephews that walk the street at nights. you think it doesn't bother me? i do everything i can do and make sure i do it professionally and make sure it is by the book so when he gets it it is a conviction. >> the suspect was arrested in august. he is charged with one attack but more charges are expected to follow. a man in spotsylvania, virginia, is charged of driving a van pool while drunk. police pulled the vanover. ate passengers were inside. julie carey has our report. >> reporter: thousands of passengers put their trust every day in the driver who navigates the roads to and from work. >> we don't know each other intimately like you do in a van. >> reporter: friday a trusted volunteer van pool driver did something out of character. he got behind the wheel of his commuter van after drinking. larimer was driving eight passengers back home along i-95 to a commuter lot in spotsylvania. someone rotted a red van weaving in and out of the lane. state police pulled the van other. the trooper's report says he smelled alcohol coming from the van. larimer is more than 100 drivers certified to drive for commuter express. the owner was stunned. >> i have been in this business almost ten years. ki honestly say this has never happened before to my company. when i heard about this i was extremely upset. >> dan fields tells news 4 he hired a special insurance company to do background checks on all of his company's van drivers and their record is constantly monitored. >> they monitor using an automatic program detecting changes to the record. >> reporter: fields tells news 4 when the insurance company checked again today it found no record of a prior dui on larimer. they questioned the panelers why they didn't question him. commuters wonder why the riders didn't speak up. >> the people in the car or van have the responsibility to say i don't trust your driving. pull over. >> reporter: dan fields will send out a message reminding all his drivers and riders to report unsafe driving behavior. william larimer will no longer be driving a van. >> larimer is scheduled to be in court in october. thousands of drivers in virginia have been caught in the latest state police crackdown on the highways. it is part of something called operation air, land and sea taking place on 66 and 64. state police are targeting speeders and reckless drivers and catching impaired drivers and drug and safety belt violations. last weekend was the fifth effort involving troopers and cruisers and motorcycles. helping to keep virginia's highways safe. the contractor delivered home heating oil to the wrong address in alexandria, virginia. that home's fill pipe is not connected to an oil storage tank so that oil that was pumped out of the truck, 325 gallons went into the basement. it happened on colonial avenue before the mistake was noticed. firefighters were called in. a majority of the oil went down the drain in the basement into the sewer system. nobody was hurt but it was quite a mess. >> sounds awful. coming up, more problems for toyota. why government officials stopped short of announcing a new recall. wildfires through a hot spot for the rich and famous. a s an island off the coast of spain is where the rich and famous like to play. there are two huge fires on mallorca. planes and helicopters were dropping water from the air as firefighters on the ground tackled the flames. firefighters were deployed to a neighboring island to help fight a wildfire there. both islands have problems putting out fires because of lack of emergency crew on the ground. >> seems like aot of hot, dry conditions all over the world right now, veronica. >> right, except for right here where we are. we have had ourñi share of rain storms this past summer of course. now here as we go into the overnight, we have a persistent northeasterly wind to deal with to allow tides to come up to a fight and foot and a half above normal. coastal flood advisory for counties in green, the district, prince george's county, fairfax and down to the the south. alexandria 9:20, washington channel 9:02 and goose bay 5:08 tomorrow morning. 64 to start your day tomorrow. high temperature 83. still dampness, a few lingering showers. sunshine and lovely weather coming our way for the weekend. mid 80s. lots of sunshine saturday and sunday. pictures of the beatles have come to light in the united kingdom. they have never been seen before the public. taken by a photographer who was a teenager at the time working for the yorkshire evening post. paul mccartney, ringo starr, george harrison and john lennon were four guys in a band. less than a year late ter beatles were an international phenomenon. berris recently found hundreds of negatives in his attic. he thought he might find six or seven pictures of the beatles. he was shocked to find he had 40. >> good for him. lindsay, what's up? >> man, the mystics, heard about them? >> yeah. >> playoffs around the corner. top speed andw3 getting ready f atlanta. your preview is coming up. donovan mcnabb is out for friday night's game. and the redskins get a piece of the new york jets in the "hard knocks" life. we'll explain. ♪ [ male announcer ] new inventory. ♪ new equipment. new trucks. new hires. ♪ new space. ♪ new markets. achievement seizes new opportunity. go to pnc.com/businessloans to see how we can help your cash flow situation. pnc. for the achiever in us all. there are a lot of people who assume the next question is who is going to play football. i don't think anybody expects donovan to go the whole season. >> i know. but i'm being sarcastic, but we know to some extent donovan mcnabb has been injury prone, but better get it out of his system now. in the middle of the preseason. optimistic. glass half full. it is possible we may not see donovan mcnabb in game action until week one of the regular season against the cowboys because mcnabb will not play this friday against the jets with the sprained ankle he suffered against the ravens. the third preseason game is when the starters get the most time on the field. ashburn, where donovan mcnabb watched where donovan mcnabb watched from the sidelines with the left ankle taped. the first time he has had to learn a new system in the league. he has fared well, but knows how important it is to gel in game time situations. so far this preseason 15 of 34 for 264 yards, one touchdown, one interception. head coach mike shanahan says there is nothing you can do but hope the rehab helps. >> it is still sore. he is walking on the treadmill. he will be out this game. mike sellers will be out. he is a little bit sore, too. other than that, i think everybody will be ready to go. there is nothing you can do about it. somebody sprains an ankle, it is quite sore. i don't think he could go if it was a regular season game. he has to rehab it. >> that is the only thing i don't like if this was a regular season game he wouldn't be able to go because it is tuesday. you hope it is not serious. >> one of the things about getting older in the national football league where you used to recover from a sunday game on monday then it is tuesday, wednesday, thursday. you get to a point after a while, you know -- >> on the flip side, you know your body that much more so you might not need that much practice time. >> hope not. >> glass half full. malcolm kelly will misfriday night's game. this is a game a lot of guys are looking forward toñr not only because the jets are projected as super bowl favorites but the team is the subject of hbo's training camp series "hard knocks." cameras are following the team all season including preseason games. a highlight is rex ryan's humor. here is a look at his sar camp while doing a bed check for darrelle revis who to this day has not reported to camp. >> i wish. don't i wish. come on revis, come on home. let's go. >> each year hbo's "hard knocks" turns the content around so the players can watch the reality documentary days after i÷i is filmed. it turns the players and coaches into superstars and many redskins players know if they can make plays this week there is a chance they could be featured. the pressure makes the jets a tougher team to play. here is redskins linebacker kris wilson. >> the "hard knocks" thing makes it important. it is hard. those things are hard to not play against those teams but the jets to play against other teams. they are amped up for the show. >> it is entertainment. it shows the fans an example of what we go through as players. it is a very intriguing show. they pick a team and follow the team. i'm not worried about it. i know my mom is looking out for it. we just have to go out there, execute and make a cameo on the "har knocks" show. >> you approach every game the same. in the nfl you have to treat everyone the same. you have to respect every opponent and prepare accordingly. i haven't watched too much of the "hard knocks." my tvs are dominated by a 3 or 2-year-old. unless "hard knocks" comes on disney, sprout or nickelodeon, i am not going to get a chance to watch it. >> a lot of people can relate to that. you can watch the redskins take on the jets on nbc 47:00 this friday. do not miss the post game report as dan hellie and i recap the game and bring you live interviews. willie parker will get his chance to make an impression as he will start on friday night. the personality you get to see in that show "hard knocks" of each of the players. mark brunell is one of them. interesting to watch what he brings to the table. >> brady ain't loving it either. >> tom brady? >> yeah. he is hating on them jets. >> exactly. >> nobody is talking about him. >> he might see that as an advantage. glass half full. it was a battle of the top two quarterbacks taken in the 2006 draft. matt leinart and vince young. let's go to nashville. matt leinart and vince young both 2006 draft picks, both a lot of confidence. jury still out who would be the better qb. young looked better. deep to craig stephens. 9 of 13 for 128 yards on the night. but then four plays later watch this. young hands off to chris johnson. he knows what to do. eight yards for the touchdown. the titans go up 7-0. jeff fisher loving this. he would like this as well. titans quarterback kerry collins to lavelle hawkins on the end around. look at that hurdle. watch again. we have to show you. unreal. out of bounds at the 4. gain of 22 yards. that is why you pay attention to p.e., kids. loving it. the titans beat the cardinals 24-10. the redskins play the cardinals in arizona a week from this thursday. the nfl regular season less than three weeks away. bengals wide receiver chad ochocinco has picked up his first fine from the league for tweeting during a game. during a game. ochocinco tweeted once during the restricted period before the game and once during halftime of the bengals' contest against the eagles. the league docked him $25,000 for the illegal tweet. ochocinco said it is the first time twitter ever cost him money and he tweeted he wouldn't do it again. >> he tweeted when? >> we have to mention the mystics will play the first game of the playoffs tomorrow against atlanta. a huge deal. they are the number one seed. we will be down there live at verizon center. >> loved to see a championship in this town. >> that would be very, very cool. coming up, an update on t u.s. safety regulators are stepping up their investigation of toyotas but stopping short of announcing a recall. those investigators are conducting what they call an engineering analysis of 1.8 million corolla and matrix cars, model year 2005 to 2007. the national highway traffic safety administration is looking at two possible problems in the production process. the first problem might be improper coating on circuit boards. the second one is cracks in the glass coatings. toyota is cooperating fully with the investigation. the source of a nationwide salmonella outbreak remains a mystery tonight. it has sickened more than 1,000 people over 20 states. congress is gearing up for its own investigation. leanne greg has the story. >> reporter: investigators are still looking for the source of salmonella contamination at wright county egg and hillandale farms in iowa that sparked the largest egg recall in recent history. fda teams plan to conduct hundreds of inspections of other egg producers to ensure they adhere to safety rules implemented after the salmonella outbreak. if they were in effect earlier it could have prevented the recall. >> these new rules are adapted and patterned after what we have been doing for the last 20 years and our company was a pioneer in developing these rules and we know it works. i can tell you firsthand that when we first started the program, we had about 30% of our chicken houses were positive for salmonella and now less than .5%. >> reporter: the majority of eggs produced are safe the recall impacted the entire industry. >> it is difficult and nerve wracking to have this happening for the rest of the industry and for the consumers out there to understand how this can happen. >> reporter: one issue under investigation, sanitation. iowa's top poultry veterinarian says mice could be a prime suspect. >> if a chicken consumes with the feed with the mouse fee cal pellet, the chicken becomes infected and subsequently the chicken will transmit this bacteria in its own droppings to other birds. >> reporter: infected hen cans transmit salmonella directly their to eggs. the fda doesn't think any other farms are involved in the outbreak. inspectors in iowa will have more results by the end of the week. leanne greg, nbc news. one more check on our weather. veronica? >> lingering dampness. lots of clouds but little rain falling. here is that skycam. look at those chunky clouds. sunset at 7:50. showers still south of charlottesville, virginia. i-64 and moving away from us. could have an isolated shower, luray, fredericksburg and upper marlboro. today we dropped down to 68, tomorrow 64. it is cooler to start but warmer by day. 83 the high temperature tomorrow. could have a stray shower coming our way. a 30% chance for tomorrow. 83 wednesday. 81 expected on thursday. more sunshine as we start drying out with high pressure moving in. more sunshine and what looks like a fantastic weekend coming our way with highs in the low to mid 80s. sunshine right into the beginning of next week. so finally a little bit of a quiet area for our weather, jim. >> we like that. 84 years old, jack swapneck. he isñr not your average retire. he is a world war ii veteran. he became a successful business owner, but he never earned a college degree. says it is always something he wanted, felt like something was missing. he is a sophomore now at lynn university. his major is psychology. his best subject is history because he's already lived it. he says he is having the time of his life. he says that after he gets his degree, a little crossover dribble there, too, we are told. after he gets his degree he is going to go do grad school and start working on his masters. >> looks like he is working on a spot on the basketball team. >> looks like you might get one. you are never too old to learn. "nightly news" is next. >> hope to see you for news4 at 11. have a good evening.