about race in america. and america strong tonight. diane sawyer returns to a place so many of you will remember. and the victory you made happen. good evening. it s great to have you with us on a very busy wednesday night. we begin with the headline late today, former fbi director james comey will testify before the american public likely in the coming days about his interactions with president trump. the special counsel now leading the russia investigation, robert mueller is not rejecting his appearance. congress wants to know, did the president demand loyalty? did he ask comey to go easy on former national security adviser michael flynn? abc s pierre thomas leading us off with what he s learned tonight. reporter: abc news has learned one of the most dramatic congressional hearings in recent times could come as early as next week, with former fbi director james comey breaking his silence, testifying in an open session before the american people about president trump
weekend we re hoping today is nice, chris. reporter: yesterday it was gorgeous, we started out with showers in the morning, but then the sun came. today the temperatures are chilly, we re looking live, let s flip it over to the numbers. look at the 30s to the north are you kidding me we re in june. 37 in lake harmony. bethlehem, 46. quakertown, 39 first thing this morning now you re up to 43. warminster ten warmer, 53. pottstown, 43, coatsville showing a chilly 48 degrees, south and east it s a little bit milder, but cool down here, as well. 47 in gandys beach. millville, hammonton. sewell, 48. cinnaminson, 50. satellite and radar so we cleared out yesterday s clouds that is long gone that s not even on the screen now. we re watching this potent low pressure system with the trailing cold front. that will sweep through, it will bring showers and periods of rain to the northern lehigh valley and the poconos today. everybody else looks like it will be increasing clouds and sun
and royal revelations. the stunning news from prince harry about who in his family wants to be king and what he was made to do as a child that he thinks would never happen today. but first the nightline 5. and number 1 is comi good evening. and we begin here with what s been called forbidden tourism. travelers, many of them young, visiting countries that are considered way off limits. the world of extreme tourism is under extreme scrutiny tonight after the death of an american college constitutionality named otto warmbier who died after 17 months in custody in north korea. these photos obtained exclusively by the daily mail are some of the last images of then 21-year-old american tourist otto warmbier before he was detained in north korea. otto s a young thrill-seeking great kid who was going to be in that part of the world for a college experience and said hey, i ve heard some friends who have done this, i would like to do this. reporter: but after allegedly stea
have to go back to march 6th. the other side of the story is the wind. it makes it feel like 2 when the wind kicks incet central park. 4an below in newark and 1 below in yot iners. 10 below the wind chill in newburgh. you have to make sure you don t stay outdoors for too long. the head, ears, scarf, gloves. as the day goes on the wind will ease. brhoight and sunny and high temperature is 30 degrees late in the afternoon. on the cold tuesday morning, let s get a check on the morning commute. thanks, chris. good morning, everyone. we have some problems on theat road. we have an accident that shuts down our lanes. intermittenn closures. the bronx river parkway in the weegstbound lane, we re talking about how cold it is outside. there is icing on the roads. and church road is closed. 4:31. with the temperature dropping like a rock layers are a must. new york city code blue is in effect. the city is stepping up outreach to get everyone inside. reporter: this is their job, da
good evening to you as we come on the air there is a fast moving story that sounds impossible. a truck carrying highly radioactive material was sitting at a gas station in mexico when thieves seized it and drove away. as of this moment the truck has been found and a mexican official says so has the radioactive material. let s get the latest from pierre thomas. reporter: the truck has been found with at least some of that extremely dangerous material. tonight customs officers at the southern border are at heightened alter, concerned about highly radioactive material stolen in mexico. this medical device, used in the treatment of cancer patients, has been missing for two day. inside it, cobalt 60, a radioactive material described by authorities as extremely dangerous, potentially lethal. the device was stored in a truck that was stolen on its way from tijuana to a radioactive waste storage facility not far from mexico city. on monday at 2:00 a.m., two armed men confronted t