Heat wa continues today. The hot and muggy weather could turn inafternoon storms. Lauren rickets is there tracking it. Today is the hottest day of the year, megan, unfortunately, for a lot of people, especially those with outside work on saturdays. It is going to be a very muggy indext day with that heat close to 100 degrees. The june rise is beautiful and gorgeous, plenty of sunshine as we continue through the day today and then a chance ofat scred showers and thunderstorms later on this afternoon. But as far as what were looking at right now it is 72 degrees at 6 00 a. M southerly winds pushing in the humidity. Asp you wake u this morning temperatures will slip a degree or two by 7 00 a. M. And then rit back up. Plenty of sunshine this morning, storms later on this afternoon. O lets talk a who will have the best chance to see storms, coming thup. Sounds good, thank you. This morninfire officials are investigating a massive fire that engulfed a large home in irfax county. Chopper 4 fl
Heres the latest on storm team 4 radar, a few olated showers firing up into parts of Montgomery County, Frederick County as well and keeping a close eye on this line of s. Storm this is where were going to to pull most of our Storm Chances from tonight as it slowly moves towards the east at 15 miles an hour based on the latest track. Winchester can anticipate rain at about 5 30,uray at 6 sock and leesburg 7 45. However, i do suspect it will increase in speed as it continues to move to the east. Were at 90 degrees right now with a southerly wind and high humidity levels though. Its feeling more like 98 out there. 98 is the heat index in frederick and f 1ling about down in quantico. Pat . So, amelia, are you thinking thes storm tomorrow could be severe . I am thinking that storms tomorrow have a better chance of being severe compared to tonight. Th the biggest at tomorrow is going to be heavy rain as well as strong gusty winds. Tonightce more con about more heavy rainfall out there. Much
to back starting at 10:00 a.m. eastern time this morning. cases on abortion and free speech are still undecided and then there is the biggest case of all on whether former president donald trump is immune from criminal prosecution. we could get one or all of those in our second hour. we will bring you that live as soon as we begin. but first this. dana: the deadly consequences of an unchecked border, a 12-year-old girl found strangled to death in houston, two illegal immigrants now in custody. good morning everyone, i m sandra smith and a big welcome to you, bill and dana are off. jackie, great. always a pleasure, this is america s newsroom. the suspects illegally immigrated from venezuela, the first in march, the second in may, both caught by border patrol and released in to the u.s. jocelyn nungaray on monday she was found strangled to death in a creek. it is just the latest, in a string of violent crimes linked to illegal immigrants, police say they are overwhelm
jacqui. supreme court watch as we wait for the court to issue new rulings any moment with 19 cases from the current term still undecided. welcome to a brand new hour of america s newsroom i m jacqui. and start this friday morning with you, it could be a busy hour, i m sandra smith, the court issued opinions in four cases yesterday, none were the big ones we were watching for. what we are watching for includes former president trump s claim of presidential immunity. shielding him from prosecution for actions taken while in office. the use of an obstruction law against some of the january 6th rioters and the biden administration s influence over social media content. also on the docket, fisherman are fighting administrative powers of unregulated, whether federal law can override state abortion restrictions forcing hospitals to perform abortions if there is an emergency. our legal team is standing by, shannon bream, along with jonathan tourly, andy mccarthy, shannon ou
The [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations]. [inaudible conversations] welcome to the 22nd annual texas book festival. We appreciate you coming out for the authors and just in general great literature. A few housekeeping things, president of houston university. Just a reminder please silence your cell phones or turn them off. After that session here in our authors will be signing books in the book tend and book the booke for sale courtesy of book people. Remember when you buy a book, you support the author, the festival and independent bookstore and it is a Nonprofit Organization and its mission is to support lowincome schools in texas with author visits and donations like the leading rock Stars Program so your purchases go a very long way. And we have a book drive going on to help raise money to rebuild the library is affected by Hurricane Harvey and a donation of 15 at any register to buya a book for a student in the texas book festival and foundation will match with a bo