Morning, boy, was it mild to say the least overnight. Just really muggy uncomfortable night. I think thats probably what we can plan for as we go through the day today. We do have improvement on the way. It is not here yet. But we do have it on the horizon. 76 degrees, right now, out in reading at this hour. Morning. So, obviously, we are definitely dealing with the warmth overnight. Nothing, nothing really dropped too much overnight. Just going to be bouncing up from there. You can see, on storm scan3, that through the philadelphia area, were not looking at even any clouds at this point, but notice back to the west, you see some of those clouds, and they are even past williamsport at this point. And also, the showers. We will be finding ourselves in the showers, thunderstorms, as we move through the late afternoon, and evening time period as that front comes through here. It is that front that will cool us off. Seventyseven in philadelphia right now. Seventyfour in wilmington, we have
The roadways, be safe because it comes up on you quickly. Then, tracking the threat for some storms. Later this afternoon, storm scan3, shows some symptom activity right now over portions of the great lakes, that front has not gotten here just yet. But it, may, as we go through the rest of the weekend, in fact, by tomorrow afternoon, strong scold front will come through. In the meantime, heat, humidity, really in place. Seventyfour at the airport. Seventyfive in Atlantic City and down in wildwood. Seventythree in reading. 69 degrees in amp allentown, down to zero at mount pocono, fog very dense there. 1. 8 at the Philadelphia International airport. So, again, that dense fog out there this morning, slowing things down, then we clear it out, warm, muggy, by 9 00 a. M. With sunshine, and 74, at noon up to 83, hot, humid. By 3 00 p. M. , steamy, with the chance for thunderstorm, highs today, again, approaching 90 degrees, but changes through the weaken, more on that coming up. Now we send
No. Tonight the first personal through ever plead the fifth to invoke his silence in court is now basically taking that same strategy to the streets. Where he has virtually no comment. His documents is inaccurate. But the cohentrump camp is not offering much proof for that little rebuttal there of quote inaccuracy. In tonights news, hes raising profound questions about, yes, potential evidence of russian collusion. The russian billion fair behind the firm that secretly funded cohen publicly claims he was not involved in the payments to cohen. Is that what he told bob mueller . Muellers attorneys questioned him earlier this year. Cohen also facing heat for over 4 million of payments from these other companies, as i mentioned, theyre explaining them, not denying them. What were they paying Michael Cohen for . He didnt represent them in court. He doesnt say he registered as a lobbyist for them. Today one of the companies, trying to get ahead of the scandal says it was cohen who reached ou
Natasha, what are you learning, first, about this ntsb team and about this crash . Reporter right. Well, i just spoke to an ntsb Public Affairs officer who says there is a team of 16 people coming to investigate what exactly happened with this crash landing. Now, as far as we know, this flight was taking off from Naval Air Station Guantanamo Bay yesterday. And came to Naval Air Station jacksonville where we are. Right behind the gates, the tarmac, where it apparently skidded at about 9 40 last night eastern time. Now, this ntsb team is taking off from d. C. At 9 00 a. M. Theyll get here to jacksonville before noon. And their job is to really document everything that they see with the plane staying in the water as it was, when it landed last night. They want to take a look at three factors. Potentially, what was happening with the human effect on board. The people operating the airplane. Their track record. Their history. Their last 72 hours. Theyre also going to be looking at the aircr