we are in the weather center with josh. you have safety lessons. josh: the glasses. even if you take the sunglasses input a couple pairs together, a couple pairs together, you do not get the same effect. the special eclipse glasses out the solar rays. sunglasses will not cut it. this is a steamer basket. a pizza pan. all easy things to use. the big take away is it's not going to turn dark or be nighttime. this is so that you can look at the shadow of the sun. josh: exactly, on the ground. basically it will look like a crescent moon shape. just be aware of what's going on. kimberly: josh and his eclipse

josh: it's delicious. cindy: thank you. josh: you could've blindfolded me. i would've thought this was, like, some kind of regular pop tart. lemonis: so far, so good. cindy: one of our main goals for you guys is to create larger margins for you compared to... lemonis: margins, packaging, product quality -- i like what i'm hearing. but i saw this one coming. cindy: on our packaging, we wrote that are products are good for menstrual cramps. josh: sure. cindy: i'm sure you read that. is that going to make some male consumers shy away from it? josh: yes. no men are going for that. you might be able to find more delicate words. cindy: and honestly, part of it was a shock factor. it's because we, at the time, felt so underrepresented. lemonis: okay. i know i said i was just here to listen, but i have to step in. that's part of your sales pitch, that it was a shock factor? cindy: i mean, it's real! i don't know. lemonis: it could be on there, just not the first one. i'm not convinced he's buying what they're selling. josh: what are the -- what's, like, the next ste

josh: that will be the thing, temper expectations. still really cool it is not going to go from day to night. you have to have the glasses or look at the shadows on the ground. kimberly: around here at josh: you will see the sun, but the shape will look like a crescent moon because the moon is in the way, blocking part of the sun. the 20% of the light from the sun is superbright. it is not going to look like nighttime. here is the path of totality. because we yellow, could see if you afternoon thunderstorms in these areas south of d.c. so, looking like a slightly better chance for a few showers to pop up as you get closer to the beaches. hopefully a little bit better as you get farther away from the coast. area, we will put our percentages on here. 100% coverage. 96 halfway through north carolina and for us, that is 80% for d.c. as you get closer and closer to that line, that is when you start to see more of an effect in the sky. for us, that affected not going to be that impressive. that is why you need to have those glasses. so, wha

josh is watching the forecast. kimberly: federal officials now investigating an explosion at a muslim community center in minnesota. officials say that somebody threw a fire bomb inside of the youth center this morning as people were preparing for morning prayers. one worshiper saw somebody standing outside, then a truck sped away. nobody was hurt. new developments in florida with the massive sinkhole that swallowed two homes. the video was incredible. now the cleanup has been halted is expanding.les another section collapsed overnight with several pieces of land caving in. >> i think the surrounding area cannot help but feel questionable and unsafe because there is no >> mother nature is doing what mother nature does. this point, no more evacuations have been ordered. unusualin florida, an job posting, a career as a regular. the opening is for a biologist to take the lead on dealing with iguanas. reptiles are not considered aggressive, but they do have teeth, clause, and a whip like t claws, not imagine they live

josh is breaking it down for us. close eyeill keep a on this system as it bringing heavy rain at potentially damaging wind gust. overnight, we are quiet, than the showers will start tomorrow morning. heavy rain kicks off around lunchtime, then through the evening hours. a good portion of the area, especially along tso why is she smiling?r days driving all over town. because she shopped during the safeway anniversary sale and filled up her trunk with grocery savings, plus earned 4 times the gas reward points. now that's something to smile about. right now, get selected varieties of pepsi 12-pack 12-ounce cans, 4 for $11 when you buy 4, and family size lay's and lay's kettle chips, buy 1 get 1 free. the safeway anniversary sale. it's just better. >> you are watching abc 7 news at: 30, on your side. kimberly: police charged a driver in a deadly and fiery crash saturday morning in northeast d.c. police of the driver lost control a

and you know, you can look at it one way and say, as josh says, we need to get through that. and then you could put a concern out there that said, this is the reason for it. whether it's the debt ceiling or something else or north korea or something else and i simply say, this market is moving on earnings growth. and every time we get earnings, that's when the market grabs its legs again and that's when you see these robo programs with flow coming in from the people investing in them they start to step up their robo purchases. and that's -- >> and it's not just -- when we talk about an 18 p/e on the s&p, judge, and people say, well, that's extended, it's at the far end, they're right but show me some times when inflation was this of low. >> but we're all sitting here rooting for wage growth. so which is it >> we're rooting for that. are we going to get it we've rooted for it for seven years. >> you can't make the argument that low inflation is supportive of high multiples, but also say that market advance will continue because there's going to be wage growth. which one do you

josh: i'm not sure that it is. he endorsed a lot of policies that were antithetical to movement republicans but where in line with ordinary voters. it was time to strike a less interventionist policy and to end the 16 your war in afghanistan. trump at some level intuitively understood that and has been wrestling with what to do in afghanistan ever since. i don't know if carrying on that war and sending more troops will carry that move. it will be up to the president to sell people on the idea that he was against as a candidate. mark: clearly dynamic within the white house changes with his departure. focuses more on steve bannon himself, but what does that mean for the likes of the increasing relevance of the likes of mnuchin and gary cohn right now, who it seems clashed with ben and a steve bannon at times? josh: clearly they are more influential in the west wing because they removed the main antagonist, steve bannon. by removing steve bannon, you conduito removed the between the white house and so of the people in

go ahead josh well i think that's a great point i also think that they ought to look at the. that there was a play going on in new york city in which they were assassinating the president of the united states you had kathy griffin holding up a fake beheaded head scaring the living daylights out of baron trump and everybody else that saw that image and yet they're trying to say that somehow that they were hurt and offended by by a joke i mean of him wrestling with the c.n.n. head you know what's interesting about it is that the internet has responded there's a video out there right now yeah in which they went through a whole bunch of different scenarios in which they put donald trump and c.n.n. in that video and it basically said this is how the internet has responded i think that they have completely overplayed their hand here the fact that they're that these snowflakes at c.n.n. are having an issue with this they ought to be looking at the fact that they have been exposed by project very toss and my good buddy james o'keefe over there doing some fantastic work finding out be

josh: that is right. we like to get as immersive as possible and take people to events and make them feel something. it is not that we are not capable of doing traditional reporting, we do plenty of explanation and analysis, but when possible we really want to be on the ground. charlie: elle, tell me, what did you anticipate when you went to charlottesville? elle: i knew this would be a gathering of a bunch of alt-right groups. the ones that built themselves had been infighting quite a bit. i thought it was significant they would all be getting together. i was not anticipating how organized it would be. i knew they had a ring of private security comprised of afghanistan and iraq veterans. once we were on the ground, they were very well organized. they had people doing crowd control, giving out tiki torches, dropping people off at the field. it's a highly organized group. charlie: did they trust you? you had a conversation there in which a guy was responding to your questions in a direct manner. elle: no,

josh green: i think he would. whether intended, bannon has become the avatar of american nationalism and is thought to speak for substantial portion of the republican base. it would be very discouraging to a lot of trump's hard-core supporters if bannon were fired. that would also lead to the question -- what would bannon do a the outside? would he be more dangerous to trump on the outside is an inside? that is another question that trump has to wait. david: not just steve bannon, there's report that there are 2 other people who may be in crosshairs, stephan miller and sebastian, advises. you have written about stephen miller. tell us about their role. josh green: they are viewed as bannon acolytes. breitbart editor and writer, a kind of loosely credentialed foreign-policy expert who wound up in the white house by the fact that president trump like to see him as a pundit attacking trump's enemies. miller is a through and through ideologue, he is harder right then bannon and has worked in the senate for former sena

i think what josh said hit it on the nail, which is not just so much josh the republican base being split, but this is catnip for a fight with the democrats they don't want to cut taxes on the one %. they're going to fight tooth and nail over this i appreciate -- i want tax reform to go through it will be good for the country. but this is not a slam dunk. >> i'm old enough to remember when deficits were the most important issue. now you don't hear so much about that anymore i guess that's not -- it was worth shutting the government down five years ago. >> we got to go. >> maybe that's -- >> quit market check nasdaq setting at -- biotech, the etf sitting at a fresh 52 week high up by more than 2% we're going to hit all the big names in there we also got the details on a new bill that could make life very hard for investors reporting back in two mings. check it out! self-appendectomy! oh, that's really attached. that's why i rent from national. where i get the control to choose any car in the aisle i want, not some car they choose for me. which makes me one smooth operator. ah! still a litt

meteorologist josh knight with a look at the forecast. josh: hey, mel. temperatures get to take a little bit of a break for us, too. 79 degrees at the belle haven country club. cloud cover will stick around for a lot of the day. let me show you some of our big headlines. the nice thing is we are going to watch the humidity start to fall as we work our way throughout the day. that sets us up for a really ofe and of the week -- end the week. feeling fall like throughout the next few days. down here at the national harbor, around 80 degrees, cloudy skies. with these clowns, we could see a few light showers -- clouds, we could see a few light showers. we are not looking for too much around d.c., but there is a slim chance. some breaks in the cloud cover farther north. the rain is working its way towards fredericksburg. in general, a relatively dry day. the latest futurecast has most of that looking pretty good as we go throughout the afternoon. we will talk more about that coming up in about 10 minutes. melanie: developing now, a crime alert in arlington. re

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scott: redskin fans might get a chance to see josh. skin out there. he was testing out his injured hand strength, making sure he is good to go. no official announcing yet from the head coach. the redskins will be out there on the field. opening kickoff set for 7:30. is august humid, it football my friend. you got to love it. you, scott. drinkeball, how we can adapting to d.c. just fine. a beat off home run against the padres. also drove in two runs for the nationals. machine.en a he set one deep center. makes the amazing catch. robin has a home run. the final for that one, 7-1. to soccer, washington speared on the road against the courage. set up a nice hamilton. giving north carolina a 1-0 lead. they lose this one a final two-nil. tonight colorado rapids at 9:00. coverage begins at 8:30. stephen back on the mound for the nationals. >kimberly: kimberly: perfect that for a summer barbecue. josh: slim chance for a shower, but it will more than my clean up the in issue. 88 degrees for a high. things do not track from monday. slim chance for a shower, the

josh, you own it, doc, you've got calls. kramer says it's the key to the market i think it's the key to tech without question, nasdaq watch out if this -- if this report doesn't come in well >> and the volatilities have been so low, across the board until this recent pop. 35% pop in the vix today until that happened, the volatility, this would have been pricing and more like an 8% move, it's up to a 10, we've seen it as much as 14, 15% as far as the options so i'm tempted, judge, to do a little bullish stuff in here because i don't think they're pricing it enough. >> people have been bullish around this name >> well, look, with good reason. it mike the best company positioned for the future in all of the publicly traded markets here's the problem -- >> everybody's in. >> everyone agrees so it's $101 billion market cap. it's an kposhted multiple on earnings look, i'm going into the earnings report long tonight and i've been in this thing since 50 last summer and i've had a lot of volatility along the way, i've had a 15% drawb

josh. >> immediately after. >> josh. >> i will not let people sit here and have a different standard for president trump. >> hang on. this won't work. paris, someone just justified white supremacy. >> be careful when you talk about my integrity. >> i'm talking about the facts, man. >> read the speech president obama did. read the speech he gave immediately after charleston. >> guys, lets me say a couple things. >> van, go ahead. >> be honest, paris, stop. >> hang on. >> this is what's happening. >> van, go ahead. >> this is where we've come to. we got two of the greatest guys in american politics yelling at each other, you got people watching this who are crying or in hospitals right now and in waiting rooms wondering if their friends are going to make it and we're arguing the way we're arguing. this is the danger where we're going. we're beginning to spiral away from each other. paris makes a fair point. why i had a different reaction, you can tell me, paris, if you think i'm right or wrong. with the situation with obama, he's been so clear in terms of his civil rights position and

and josh, you've said this a lot. it's the only one that has competed successfully with amazon, thus far i think what's interesting, though, is jet.com, walmart, whatever you want to call it, you know, they obviously have shown that you can compete with amazon and target is the one that i've got the eyes on. clearly, their ecommerce is picking up if they can go from a distant third to a legitimate competitor, then i think what you've got to really wonder is whether amazon has a mote to competition. it's a legitimate question we don't know the answer to it but if target really moves up the ranks there and has ecommerce numbers that start to compete with walmart and amazon, then you've got to worry about -- >> the current multiple on amazon and a lot of the f.a.n.g. stocks assumes a future where each one of them is their own monopolistic fifdom. >> exactly >> and there are no competitors. there is not going to be a single ecommerce giant that serves every customer in the country and no one else gets to play against them

go ahead >> only place i have to go was that creepy, josh? here's what's on the menu, dow 22,000, you can't pick up a newspaper or turn on the tv without hearing about it the question now though is, if main street is getting bullish, should you head for the exits? we'll debate and president trump threatening to tighten trading screws on chin

josh: about midmorning. just an early heads-up, not a guarantee that we will so veer weather -- see severe weather, but the best chances tomorrow. the wave of low pressure working its way across the country, heading to us. the warm front through first, bringing rain, and then the low pressure rides along with it. the two together give us a chance of heavy rain and stronger thunderstorms. valley, pushing towards d.c. futurecast, overnight, more light showers filling in. tomorrow morning, just before 6 a.m. and before the morning rush, most of the rate is late. does not look to heavy until we get later into the morning. lunch hour, right into the afternoon and evening, we hang onto these on and off showers and thunderstorms. the heaviest rain will really be focused around the i-95 corridor in southern maryland. we have a flash flood watch for these areas that goes into effect tomorrow afternoon come into the evening. a lot of places will see an inch sf rain, but other place ca could see more. we will timeout t

josh: no, but that is nothing new. she often tries to stand off the rough edges or steer him in a more moderate direction, trump doesn't seem to listen all that often. he didn't do it on the paris accord. he didn't do it when it came to his desire to ban transgender soldiers in the military. he certainly didn't do it in response to the charlottesville violence. i don't know what effect it really has him the president. is it political opportunism or racism, or is there no difference in this case? josh: i would choose a third option. i would say this is who trump really is. he response this early to this criticism. i don't know that he is a racist, although, the fact that he is so unwilling to criticize a racist, when he is so eager to criticize other people certainly makes you wonder. his response to this crisis is not dissimilar to his response to other political attacks that don't involve issues of race. that is in unwillingness to admit he has made an error or accept criticism. he just want do it. i think on an issue

josh: the rain is starting to move out. still some light showers around the metro area and the national harbor, but we are looking for a dryer trend overnight. have a few spots where we the heavier rain, thunderstorms coming down. most notably we have to watch this one near spotsylvania county, but a lot of this dropping south through the area quickly. heavy downpours in st. mary's county, southern calvert county, parts of charles, but d.c., other than a few light showers, looking good. many trees reported down across the area, as far north as frederick and loudoun county, across the sea -- acrossd.c. futurecast takes us through the evening, drying up quickly the next couple hours. tomorrow morning we may with extra cloud cover and apache fog, but generally looking better -- and patchy fog , but generally looking better. mid 80's tomorrow, partly cloudy skies through the day, and a little less humid than today. we have some heat moving back into the 10 day forecast. that is coming up in a bit. on they: new details breaking

meteorologist josh k abc7 and newschannel8 will be with you through the eclipse. i'll have live coverage monday from coast to coast on the sister station newschannel8 and wjla.com. alison: everybody is so used to immediately taking a picture and taking a video. hopefully people will research ahead of time and not hurt themselves. doug: the little pictures with the phones and everything else won't match up with the pros are doing. watch it on tv and peek outside if you want to and look at the special glasses. enjoy that. big event. it's all good. the question is it's encouraging for sky conditions on monday. that is good. the primer here. the eclipse is 1:17 p.m. in the metro area. it will take until 2:42 when it reaches the maximum. that is an 81% of the sun surface eclipsed by the 12:00 noon. casting it earthward. then it by 4:00, 4:01 it's total moving on by. the shadow of moon is crossing the earth at 1600 miles per hour. three times faster than commercial jets fly. that is whizzing by pretty quick. two, two and a half minutes, somewhere in there is the longest

josh: free places, too. the other thing you can get away if you go outside and you are a place that people view it, put on the glasses for a minute or two, get a fill, hand them to the next person. nancy: get to know the strangers all around you. nancy: it seems like every day we check in with you the make sure the visibility is okay for the big day. doug: it is still looking pretty good. won't be crystal clear but partly cloudy so it's encouraging. some places under totality may have more concerns because there are afternoon thunderstorms to pop. but no way to specify for every city. nancy: all the people going down there. hopefully they won't be disappointed. doug: south carolina, coast of oregon to off of charleston, scarce. the south carolina area north of charleston where i'll be. i have glasses. [laughter] it will be fine. nancy: i'm sure you look nice. doug: a special live in the afternoon on newschannel8 is terrific, too. this is an idea to follow up on josh's story about the eclipse. it begins at 1:

it is a promise of both me and josh. rob: yes -- josh: yes. josh, what is the timeline? josh: we have to make sure it can be reliable for 30 plus years in actually get it into a mass manufacturing market. that is what's next for us on the engineering side, and we think we will be able to do that by the 2021 timeframe. emily: shervin, how do you overcome cost barriers and safety concerns? shervin: that is a good question . the way we have architected the hyperloop is to make it the cheapest, fastest, safest form of public transportation in the world. the way we have designed it, the reason it can be cheaper is that the motors we have designed only line for everyhe 30 kilometers, whereas other solutions have continuous motors expensive tomore operate, maintain, and build out . what you will see as a future that is very similar to what you have seen with paris and brussels being connected with high-speed rail, where there aren't even any flights anymore between those cities. everyone is taking the high-speed rail routes. what's interesting about hyperloop one is that our so

josh: i don't think that is what led to this firing. shannon certainly didn't seem to nnon certainly didn't seem to think so. he just passed his one-year anniversary working or trump -- for trump. he was the architect of trump's victory and helped to guide him in the white house with only fitfully positive results. he indicated he plans on leaving at some point all along. there are disputes among the sources i have talked to about whether bannon was going to leave now or whether he was pushed. decision,is was his in consultation with john kelly and president trump. there is no bad blood or animosity with the president as is reflected in the quote he gave to bloomberg news. hisy: it has been said ideologies do not fit into a new little box. much of it aligns with the alt-right, but a lot of what he pushes are much more liberal ideas. kevin cirilli tweeted he heard from a source that there are all democrats in the white house. bannones that mean for now on the outside? means he is not going to feel as though he is inhibited in the same wa

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what's the latest, josh? this linere watching of thunderstorms coming together and strengthen and intensify. part of the severe thunderstorm watch through 11:00, but pinpointing more extreme parts. the picture for you from rockville, where we have dark clouds as we are getting ready for thunderstorms to track in that direction. keeping and i am the system as the line of storms works across. country. closely,w box, look but this is where we have the severe thunderstorm watch dropping into southern maryland, all the way into new york. things will leave all for along that line. this is thanks to a cold front. sets us up for a nice sunday, but we have to deal with this first. we are looking at two different severe thunderstorm warnings. i want to stress this one here, further north, northern montgomery county, carroll county, frederick county, that one the weather service says tornado possible -- not a tornado warning, but a stronger storm and a little rotation within that storm. on that one.se eye the other seve

joining us now, josh earnest, former press secretary for president obama. he is now an msnbc analyst. josh, you take over the white house press secretary job and someone says to you look you have to devote four of your staff to twice a day working with the democratic national committee to come up with 25 pages of flattering complimentary stuff about the president and in response to that, you would have said, what? >> well, i think the thing i would have said is that it is my job as the white house press secretary to help the president under what is happening in the world world. i can't tell you how many time president obama called me to his office and said, josh, what's going on out there? and he wasn't just making small talk. he was interested in my view about what kinds of policies were making news and trying to understand how they are being covered. because he knew that would have an impact on his ability to laetd lead the country. he wanted to put forward the most effective argument he could. he was someone pro live nilific consuming news on his ipad an

josh brolin is 49 years old and it says josh, you have more work to do. does it make you guys feel bad? these guys are in their 40's. step it up, man. harvey: jennifer lopez, do you feel bad about yourself? >> i think she's not reliable because she doesn't eat or drink alcohol. no alcohol. >> anthony scaramucci might turn his 15 minutes of fa

., josh browne, steve leventhal, jon najarian. let's start with the most-loved stock up 10% this is restarted the apple run. here we go 162 and counting >> right and the way they release them is right with one or two days left in the quarter the announcement comes yerba buena center in san francisco and it's available to the public with just one or two days of actual data, if you will and so i think that's likely to still be the case. i think they will still announce it and still have it available with just those one or two days at the end of this quarter >> josh, 200 bucks is that the point that investors and apple should be setting their sights on at this point? >> i don't know what market cap that would imply is that $1 trillion? >> that's over $1 trillion >> they're doing buybacks. 190? all right, listen, if the history books were written and apple became the first company in world history to be worth $1 trillion, i don't think i would fall out of my chair that's not a prediction or a price target, but i do own the stock. i've

but josh has a point. as much as the left complains about the presidents rhetoric, your rhetoric is equally at times inflammatory, if as enveloping,. >> look, the president of the united states is the president of the united states. i can't be held accountable about one crazy left assess, but this is the president. >> that hold on. even in the obama presidency. >> obama had never nothing like this. >> president trump has unsupported this either. neither president obama or president trump have ever supported this kind of behavior by anybody. so i don't think you can sit here and say this is a republican or conservative problem. [inaudible] i condemn that. most people in my party say look, mr. president. >> leland: josh, and mark, it's tough how this evil. it sounded also promises with joshes thoughts and words and prayers. we'll bring it back to that and perhaps this ability of the beginning of this conversation is but we can take away from it. as we continue to monitor the developments, we appreciate your

josh is here with a look at the forecast. josh: fortunately, this system is moving much more quickly. a raining day in the area. about a half in fredericksburg. over an inch and a half in brandywine, maryland. have two separate areas. what's going on in texas and louisiana with harvey, if you look closely, the eye is back over the gulf. the center of this one is right around here off the coast of north carolina. it will bring rain throughout the majority of the day. just about everybody covered in green. as we switch to futurecast, you will notice some yellow start to move back in. we are not done with the heavy rain. unfortunately, for the drive back home at 6:00, still a good bit of rain around the area. temperatures today will have a tough time hitting the 70 degree mark. let's get a look at the roads. we are in mobile track seven. we have been monitoring the roads since early this morning. it has been nonsto outside, you can see our windshield wipers on. the roadways are very, very slick, covered in water. we are headed o

i still think it's going to go higher. >> josh brown? >> alphabet holding support, staying long. >> thanks for being here thatdoes it for us "power lunch" has more on hurricane harvey and the interview with paul ryan. >> here's what's on the menu, a very busy two hours ahead. taxes, health care, the threat of a government shutdown and trump agenda we have an exclusive interview with house speaker paul ryan just minutes away. and retail rally, abercrombie & fitch soaring, dollar tree, and others riding high as well is death by amazon a bit overdone bracing for the bit one, harvey just declared upgraded to hurricane status

josh brolin is 49 years old and it says josh, you have more work to do. does it make you guys feel bad? these guys are in their 40's. step it up, man. harvey: jennifer lopez, do you feel bad about yourself? >> i think she's not reliable because she doesn't eat or drink alcohol. no alcohol. >> anthony scaramucci might turn his 15 minutes of fame into a tv show or movie.

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josh: i think it could. if there is one takeaway, the downside from today if you nitpick, this evening that has started to happen, quite a few people starting to enjoy the water at the national harbor. in general, looking at a nice, cool, in some places chilly night. as we switch over, but big change has been the air mass that moved in after the cold front pushed through yesterday, bringing thunderstorms, but now we have clear skies. a few clouds further to the west pushing and tomorrow, so we will have to give up some sunshine through the afternoon. in general, we have a really nice day on tap. feels like right now, setting up for the morning cool temperatures, 59 warned 10 and winchester -- 59 warrenton and winchester. the further outside of the district is where you find the cooler numbers, all of us starting in the 60's tomorrow morning. 75 by 10 a.m the low to mid 80's. lower humidity and still going to look for the light breeze. thunderstorms move in monday. some of those could be severe. we will talk

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meteorologist josh knight is timing them. josh: sunday, for the day off, still very nice this evening. if you are lucky you may see a meteor go across the sky, perseid still going on. a great night at the national harbor, just have to deal with the city lights. switching over, the big picture, led high pressure control today. this is tracking to the coast. as it does come it makes room for cloudier conditions and the chance of showers. right now we don't see either of those things on the map. through the overnight, clouds build. futurecast tomorrow morning, starting to get the white color, but not much in the way of rain. marvelnce of showers to he areas further to the west and southwest. the chance later in the afternoon for a spot a not out of the question. more of the day come it just looks like it wants to rain. through the afternoon, low 80's, cloudier skies. you might get a quick shower, but that should be about it. the chance of rain looks better tuesday, even more so later into the week. coming up, we will take you th