volume is increasing, visibility has become reduced at these major airports across the i-95 corridor primarily because of fog. the visibility is low. we have lots of volume. some 42 plus million people traveling. a lot of those in the area, but the bulk of those on the roadways. want to show you a view of what is happening in atlanta now. we have cloudy skies. but there were earlier delays because an aircraft had blown out three tires. well, that was a hiccup in the system, but let me tell you this is only going to get worse as we go through the evening hours as the weather is really going to start to deteriorate across the southeast. let s show you what s happening. we re going to see the bulk of that bad weather stretching from the great lakes down towards the gulf coast. and embedded in the middle there is an area of low pressure here and as a result, that s going to be tracking a little more towards the northeast, drag a frontal system with it, bring in that cold air behi
hours is our longest one. the primary reason for this is fog. also look at philadelphia. now, we have got 20 minutes. we could see these airport delays really increase because volume is increasing, visibility has become reduced at these major airports across the i-95 corridor primarily because of fog. the visibility is low. we have lots of volume. some 42 plus million people traveling. a lot of those in the area, but the bulk of those on the roadways. want to show you a view of what is happening in atlanta now. we have cloudy skies. but there were earlier delays because an aircraft had blown out three tires. well, that was a hiccup in the system, but let me tell you this is only going to get worse as we go through the evening hours as the weather is really going to start to deteriorate across the southeast. let s show you what s happening. we re going to see the bulk of that bad weather stretching from the great lakes down towards the gulf coast. and embedded in the middle th
in the forecast and, again, a great-looking day here. high pressure pushing on through. winds out of the south and west at about five to ten miles per hour. we do have some changes in the weekend forecast. details on that looks like the rain gets back in here on sunday. let s do some traffic this morning. lauren, good morning. good morning, tucker. the focus today not so much on the roads themselves but on those parking lots the let s take a live look from the montgomery mall in bethesda. we have a lot of folks heading in right now. all the parking spots taken here at macy s. it is very full all around that mall so give yourself plenty of time, be patient and watch for pedestrians. that one folk jogging back to his car. be alert. leesburg, we are told that the parking lots there, more than half full at this point. you want to expect the crowd if you are heading out. i m sure that has been the case. we have been talking about it for weeks now. again, just be patients and, ag
plea. the parents of the 10-month-old baby snatched from her crib in the middle of the night, appeal for their daughter s return. the latest on the frantic search for lisa irwin. and a gma exclusive. the first live interview with amanda knox s father. his inside story on her first hours and days of freedom, as we learn more about her 23 hours a day in her cell. good morning, everyone. and the whole world reacting this morning to the death of steve jobs. vigils popping up outside apple stores, as people learn the news everywhere. he died last night, after a long battle with pancreatic cancer. he died at home, surrounded by friends and family. steve jobs, he certainly did think different. he changed the way we interact with each other. and what s incredible, he created such a personal connection between people and the products. you see it outside. everybody has their iphones outside this morning. an it s also so fitting that the tributes are rocketing around the virtu
a move that could possibly pit the united states and italy in a fierce extradition battle. dan springer has that live from seattle. dan. reporter: yeah, megyn amanda knox s u.s. attorney theodore simon does not think that will happen primarily because the appeals court in italy found that amanda knox was innocent, not just that there wasn t enough evidence to uphold the conviction. it was a very relieved and emotional amanda knox that showed up here yesterday in seattle touching down at 5:30 local time. it was a made for tv event with ael over a hundred journalists from all over the world here, all wanting to hear what she would say now that her four-year ordeal is over. my family is the most important thing to me right now and i just want to go and be with them, so thank you for being there for me. [applause] [cheering] reporter: amanda also thanked all of the people who believed in her innocence and then she disappeared. the family had a plan to divert