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Elisea hernandez. The white house Correspondence Dinner had just one item on the menu last night. Jabs at donald trump. The highlights in just a moment. Plus, new reporting on President Bidens confidence that he can beat the ex president this fall. Previewing week three of the 2016 Election Interference Trial in new york. Were going to talk with the former National Enquirer editor. So grab your coffee, settle into the weekend. It is the morning after the white house core Correspondence Dinner. S...

And the upper 60s and were getting the sticky feel. And this continues into the afternoon. So by then, with the dew points in the upper 60s to 70, the mid 80s today will feel like summer all over again. And we will not have the cooling thunderstorms. And we have plenty of thunderstorms lined up with Severe Weather that will continue through the morning. And this is the front and this the one that will cool us off and it will not get here till tomorrow and we have one more day of humid conditions...

Michael Cartwright of Lancaster has enjoyed the hobby of birdwatching for 17 years. This year, he has noticed an early return of some snow geese to the area — possibly due to warmer-than-usual temperatures.

Michael Cartwright of Lancaster has enjoyed the hobby of birdwatching for 17 years. This year, he has noticed an early return of some snow geese to the area — possibly due to warmer-than-usual temperatures.

Michael Cartwright of Lancaster has enjoyed the hobby of birdwatching for 17 years. This year, he has noticed an early return of some snow geese to the area — possibly due to warmer-than-usual temperatures.

Michael Cartwright of Lancaster has enjoyed the hobby of birdwatching for 17 years. This year, he has noticed an early return of some snow geese to the area — possibly due to warmer-than-usual temperatures.

Michael Cartwright of Lancaster has enjoyed the hobby of birdwatching for 17 years. This year, he has noticed an early return of some snow geese to the area — possibly due to warmer-than-usual temperatures.

In the Elkhorn Mountains, hot kilns at the Graymont Indian Creek mine run 24 hours a day, seven days a week turning limestone into lime, a product with countless uses.

In the Elkhorn Mountains, hot kilns at the Graymont Indian Creek mine run 24 hours a day, seven days a week turning limestone into lime, a product with countless uses.

In the Elkhorn Mountains, hot kilns at the Graymont Indian Creek mine run 24 hours a day, seven days a week turning limestone into lime, a product with countless uses.