the wide open border. 17 suspects on the fbi watch list. flies in the face of everything we learned from 9/11. severing on the table. joe manchin did the rounds yesterday. ainsley: not ruling out running for re-election with a different party affiliation. i will do everything i can to support what s best for my country and state. final play looks like penalty. prescott gets smoked right away. that will do it. the 49ers back to the championship game. all dressed up for nothing. it s over. ainsley: we start with a crime story very close to home. looking at pictures of our friend and meteorologist adam klotz after he was beaten by a group of teenagers on a new york city subway after defending an older man that they were harassing. three of the teenage suspects were nabbed by cops but were released without facing any charges. brian: this is not the way you want to be on the cover of the new york post. adam klotz joins us now. you can see that and i m sur
the outrage from the left to the threat to our nation s justices? numbers friday show inflation spiking yet again with president biden continue to deflect blame, calling the rising costs putin s price hike. high gas prices forcing a sheriff s department in michigan to answer calls over the phone instead of responding in person. new insight into the threat to u.s. justices. correspondent david spunt has been tracking this and has the latest tonight. another weekend planned, more protests on the docket at the homes of the conservative supreme court justices as we await the likely overturning of roe v. wade. a protest just hours ago this evening outside the virginia home of clarence thomas. two groups, named after the late ruth bader ginsburg, outside the home just a little bit ago. justice amy coney barrett s home also in virginia, also a target. the group ruth sent us has posted the addresses of the conservative justices online and plans to spend even more time in front o
and the rain. that will be here this evening. our forecast track, it puts it over us by 6:00 tonight, sal. so the morning, cloudy, windy, i would say rain this evening. be prepared. while were you doing that, i was typing a tweet about pictures and catchers for the giants. so i am a little bit descraked about baseball being here distracted about baseball being here. we just ran that story. so now i am all excited. why not? it is time. we have a s fans to watch. so there you go. bobble baseball teams are coming both baseball teams are coming to pitchers and catchers. my goodness. good afternoon, everyone. steve mentioned the commute. i don t want to disregard what he said. this is 280, off of highway 17, what he said just in case you didn t heard it and just joining us, this afternoon, we might have some wet commutes and that means driving will be slower. this afternoon. than it is. so it might make your decision to take the car, you know, you might want to decide,
a live look outside shows us a warm day turning into a mild night. but it looks like the rain will start moving in for tomorrow and the start of your work week. meteorologist ashley baylor joins us now. ashley what s the timeline like for tomorrow? tonight: high, thin clouds. somewhat mild. lows: near 50. winds: sw 5-10 mph. sunday: increasing clouds with a chance of showers late, especially north of the metro. highs: mid-60s. winds: sw 5-10 mph. monday: mostly cloudy with a chance of a few isolated showers. cooler. highs: near 50. winds: n 10 mph. i think everyone was taking advantage of this beautiful weather today - evening, we ll continue to track high, thin clouds with the mercury dropping into the upper-50s by 9 pm. it ll stay mild overnight with temperatures only bottoming out near 50 by tomorrow morning. we ll start with a deck expect a chance of showers late in the afternoon across hampton roads, but especially across the middle peninsula, northern neck, and easter