making news in america this morning developing right now, a white supremacist is arrested in deadly shooting at two jewish centers. what we have learned overnight about his past in an old interview that just surfaced. severe weather, strong storms spawn tornadoes and hail. we're tracking the latest storm as new video of the twisters begin to surface. close call. a woman goes into a garage and is forced into the fight of her life. the bear actually had my wife's head in its mouth and started to drag her towards the woods. new details about the bear attack that nearly killed her. and green again. bubba watson wins the masters for a second time, but his son stole the show and the late night tweet from a mystery dinner at a surprising spot.

and good monday morning. a former kkk leader has been identified as the accused gunman who killed three people at jewish facilities outside kansas city. >> police arrested frazier glenn cross shortly after the shootings. cross has a violent past and is connected to a number of neo-nazi groups. abc's tahman bradley has the overnight details. >> reporter: this morning three people are dead after shootings at two different jewish sites near kansas city. police say it could be a hate crime. the suspect, seen here, is 73-year-old frazier glenn cross. the southern poverty law center which tracks hate groups says cross is an alias used by frazier glenn miller, who is a white supremacist and a former grand dragon of the ku klux klan. overnight, a vigil to remember the victims. ♪ >> reporter: the terror began

around 1:00 sunday afternoon on the eve of passover at overland park. a teen talent competition set to begin when police say the shooting started. dr. william lewis corporan and his teenage grandson reat griffin underwood were killed according to a family statement. >> it was really scary. i mean, people are calling their loved ones, and i called my mom, and she started crying, and then i started crying. >> reporter: from there the shooter reportedly continued several blocks to village shalom, an assisted living stat and opened fire. a female victim killed and the gunman shot at two others but missed them and was apprehended at a nearby elementary school. >> a shotgun was involved. we are exploring the possibility that a handgun was involved in shooting at the two persons he missed, and we are looking at a possibility of an assault rifle. >> reporter: in the wake of yesterday's shootings, police across the country saying they have increased their presence at jewish facilities this passover

holiday. john and diana. >> tahman bradley live for us in washington. thank you. >> now, we are learning the suspect has had several run-ins with the law and even ran for public office. frazier glenn close served in the military for 20 years and was forced to retire because of his ku klux klan affiliation. in this interview from 1984, cross says he is willing to do whatever it takes for what he calls his cause. >> god gave me a love for my people and for my children and for my race and for my country, has given me the desire, the motivation to stand up and do whatever is necessary to save our people and our country and our traditions. >> cross served three years in federal prison on weapons charges. the southern poverty law center said he unsuccessfully ran for north carolina governor in 1984 and for a state senate seat in 1987. we'll have much more on this coming up on "good morning america." well, the nation's midsection bracing for more wild weather today after getting slammed by a powerful line of

severe storms. more heavy rain and thunderstorm on tap and millions of people can expect to see some april snow. about 3 inches from kansas all the way to the great lakes. all right. well, people across the midwest are cleaning up after a weekend of wild weather. hail, fierce winds, even tornadoes. this is one of at least least three twisters that touched down in southern oklahoma last night. it looked pretty ominous, but there were no reports of any major injuries or of any damage. no such luck in east texas where a tornado is being blamed for destroying several buildings including three mobile homes. a high school was also damaged last night, and at least one woman was hurt. for more on what's tap today we turn to accuweather's molly cochran. >> thanks, john and diana. we have another mild day across much of the northeast. above average temperatures in new york city and pittsburgh. the next storm system bringing some heavy rain to the region by monday night. also going to cool things off and on the northwest side of this storm, we are talking snow. chicago picking up some snowfall for our monday including

detroit. it could be responsible for some major delays out of the international airports. off towards the south central cooler conditions in texas and oklahoma. also some rain along the gulf coast. some of these thunderstorms could be rather severe for our monday and monday night including new orleans and pensacola. john and diana, back to you. >> all right, molly. >> thank you. and now to a midair scare for passengers on a southwest flight from chicago to sacramento. the plane was forced to make an emergency landing in omaha last night to remove an unruly passenger. other passengers tackinged the man and tried to restrain him when he tried to pry open a door midflight. >> he got up and went to the rear of the plane and tried to open up the hatch. one of the airline stewardesses started screaming and as well as passengers were screaming help! one passenger said before the incident, the man came out of the bathroom soaking wet. after he was taken into custody, the plane was able to take off

again arriving in california two hours late. in a search for the missing malaysia airlines plane, there is mounting evidence that signals from the jet's black boxes may have finally gone silent. no new electronic signals from the boxes or whatever is making them has been heard since tuesday. tonight an unmanned submersible will be deployed to search the sea floor, a time-con supering task. it'll take just two hours for it to reach the bottom. the unrest in ukraine was the reason for the late night emergency meeting of the u.n. security council. that followed a promise by ukraine's president to use the military to end the pro-russian insurgency in the eastern part of his country. several government buildings in that area were seized by pro-russian militias over the weekend. the fear is that russia might use the unrest as a reason to invade. in south africa oscar pistorius back on the witness stand testifying in his own defense. he's once again being questioned aggressively by south africa's toughest prosecutor. gerrie nel relentlessly chipped away at pistorius' credibility

last week and his changing version of events surround the death of reeva steenkamp. now, his testimony seemed to be so damaging, one analyst called pistorius a defense nightmare witness. now, to chile where fire crews say some parts of a deadly wildfire that were declared contained had sparked back to life. that happened last night. that wildfire has already killed around a dozen people and destroyed 2,000 homes. the flames have forced more than 10,000 people to evacuate. firefighters had to let some neighborhoods burn because of lack of running water. investigators in california are still interviewing students about last week's fiery bus crash, the one that killed ten people. they say the bus screeched to a stop, but there were no skid marks from the fedex truck that slammed into it. some of the people killed were not wearing seat belts and were ejected from that bus. they are still looking into reports that the truck was already on fire before crossing the median, but investigators have not yet found any evidence of that. jews around the globe are ready to mark passover beginning this evening at sundown. preparations are in full swing in jerusalem and beyond.

families will gather, eat traditional dishes and retell their story of liberation from slavery in egypt. all right. well, get your tissues ready. spring is in the air but so are allergies. why sufferers can expect a brutal season. mauled, clawed and nearly killed. a woman dragged from her garage in a terrifying bear attack. plus, back on top, bubba watson is wearing another green jacket. hear from the masters champion coming up.

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a repeat of last week's stock's sell-off. technology stocks suffered the most wit the nasdaq down 3%. some believe a correction which is a loss of 10% for a major average would be actually healthy for the market over the long term. the major asian markets lost ground slightly overnight. for of us tomorrow is the deadline to file income taxes. here's a sign of the times. the irs says 85% of taxpayers will e-file this year. in 2000 e-filing made up less than a quarter of all returns. lots of people took time out from doing their taxes to see "captain america." we thank you for that. the superhero action flick from abc parent company disney came in first place again despite some very fierce competition and earned $41 million at the box office. over the weekend "rio 2" came in second and low budget horror film "oculus" came in a distant third. a connecticut sprawling

13,000-square-foot waterfront mansion went for a cool 120 million bucks. the sellers bought the house in 1981 for 7.5 million bugs. in addition to the 21 bedrooms, grass tennis courts, stone carriage house and two islands in the nearby sound. >> if it wasn't for the islands, i i would be like, whatever. the islands, now you piqued my interest. special appearance at this week's big auto show. the corvette z06 convertible. >> its 625 horsepower gets it going from 0 to 60 in under 4 seconds. that's insane of it is the first time this type of corvette has ever been offered since 1963. >> that is a nice-looking car. oh, boy. nice to park it outside the yard in front of the mansion. >> sign me up for that. when we come back, public punishment. a judge sentences a man to sit on the side of the road in a sign of shame. plus, great grab by a ball

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head in its mouth and started to drag her towards the woods. >> doctors used almost 40 staples to close wounds in her head and arm. authorities say, if they can find and verify the bear that attacked the woman, it will be killed. and now to that polar vortex and now that it's behind us something else sinister is lurking in the air. this one is being called the pollen vortex. for sufferers the prolonged winter has made way for a miserable spring. everything is blooming at once creating what might be one of the worst allergy seasons ever. experts like abc's dr. jennifer ashton are urging people to take immediate action. >> you know you're going to get allergies but you haven't had your first sniffle. start now. some of these medications take weeks or months to take effect. >> in addition to allergy medicines, doctor also recommend simple nasal sprays, closing windows and showering before bed to wash pollen out of your hair. an ohio man accused of

terrorizing neighbors has been sentenced to an unusual punish many. a judge has ordered edwin avive to hold a sign declaring he is a bully. he is accused of picking on a family with disabled children for 15 years, spit in their face and tarred the sidewalks to stop their wheelchairs. well, a member of the san francisco 49ers is in a little bit of trouble after being arrested at the los angeles international airport. number 99, aldon smith, was arrested when he became belidge gent during a security check and said he was carrying a bomb. he could face federal charges. smith took a leave of absence from the team last season to undergo treatment for substance abuse. and from the lighter speed of sports, check out the ball girl from the baltimore orioles. you're about to see what's going to happen. she fielded that ball down the third base line. the problem is, it was fair. a fair ball. she had a smile on her face until she realized her huge mistake. ah, for those scoring at home, that's a ground rule double and a really, really big oops.

>> that's an epic fail. i don't know how you score that in the score card but that is huge. >> big old "f" somewhere. >> pick up your check at the door. the nhl's regular season is all done. the playoffs start wednesday night. >> as for some highlights from yesterday, we go to our guys at espn. >> hi, everybody. good morning, america. i'm steve levy. welcome inside "sportscenter." we're all set up for high drama sunday at the masters. nine players within three shots of the lead entering the final round. bubba watson put an end to all of that. he was simply bubba. shot a 3 under 69 to win his second masters in three years and trailed 20-year-old jordan speight early on. birdied the 8th and 9th. watch this. took the lead, never looked back and met his 2-year-old son on caleb and got the green jacket. here's bubba. >> it's overwhelming, you know,

to win twice, to be the great names that you just said, you know, again, a small town guy named bubba has two green jackets. it's pretty wild. i know my mom is probably watching at home. i wish she was here, but, yeah, it's pretty cool. >> quick, name another skinny great golfer named bubba. can't do it. thunder/pacers, paul george in indy need to beat the thunder to hang onto first in the eastern conference. a minute left, thunder down three, kevin durant, trying the three, blocked by david west all ball. clutch defensive play by west. moments later lance stephenson, the big three. stephenson, fifth triple-double of the year and the pacers win, 102-97. for more from the masters including tom rinaldi's conversation with bubba, you want to check out a live "sportscenter," 9:00 a.m. eastern time over on espn. have a great day. so where does a two-time masters champ go for a victory dinner? >> a guy like bubba, probably pretty interesting. check out this tweet.

1:30 from the waffle house. i knew it said champ dinner with the #hashbrowns. the woman next to bubba is his wife angie. good for bubba. >> congratulations to him. up next in "the pulse," a bride doesn't let her own wedding stop her from checking her phone. >> cringeworthy. video of a coat sleeve here that has a mind of its own. what exactly is going on here. own. what exactly is going on here. toward mountains of sand. toward new sites and sensations. toward the true bounty of nature. so let's set our compass for traverse city. and find ourselves, in the magic and the moments of pure michigan. your trip begins at michigan.org

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all right, time to check "the pulse" starting with mtv's annual off-beat nod to hollywood. >> oh, yeah. last night mtv movie awards, best movie was "hunger games" beat out "12 years a slave" and "dallas buyers club" and then this, best shirtless performance award. that honor going to zac efron who accepted his golden popcorn

statue shirtless. >> there you go. >> wow. >> ripped. >> yeah. mila kunis showing off her infamous baby bump picking up her popcorn statue. rumors have been growing that she and ashton kutcher are expecting. >> i see a tiny bump. no bride should ever, ever do this. take a look. in the middle of her wedding ceremony, here it comes. she whips out -- wait for it -- her cell phone right out of her bra. look at the husband's horrified look. she typed something on it answering an important text. must be important if she's doing it on her wedding day. might have been updating her facebook status to married. >> might have figured it's only her husband and minister would see it, but most likely she just found that phone and couldn't get off it.

i think i would run while i got the chance, bud. now they know how we feel. plenty of adults have trouble keeping up with new technology. when young were introduced to a walkman, they were stumped. take a look. >> aaagh! >> i feel so judged right now. >> what the -- >> ooh. i did it. >> i don't hear any music. >> man, oh, man. >> i can't believe how heavy the walkman was. >> they had trouble with the idea -- concept of fast forward and rewind. >> of course, you just touch a screen, right? >> yeah. >> oh, man. >> all right, and now some video we just had to pass along in "the pulse." take a look at this one. [ dog barking ] >> a barking coat sleeve going viral. this morning the youtube viewer who posted the video said the dog crawled into the coat and got stuck.

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live from the kgo-tv broadcast center this is abc7 news. >> happy monday. at 4:28. i am katie marzullo here for kristen sze. >> what is the date snowed. >> the 14th. >> you know what that means -- tomorrow, right? >> we will touch on that tomorrow. taxes. we have important numbers today. here is leyla gulen. >> it was two months since valentine's day. >> good morning, everyone. hope you had a beautiful weekend. it was quite nice. it started off cooler but it warmed up. that trend will continue today before it cools off starting foam. live doppler 7 hd shows morning clouds. they will burn off later this

afternoon. the current temperature in san francisco is 52. in oakland and redwood city at 50. los gatos is 48. half moon bay is 52. in san jose, it will be mostly sunshine. cooler tomorrow. a dry pattern for the weekend. the traffic looks pretty clear but we have a car fire westbound 80 with the off-ramp the problem. the east we span of the bay bridge shows construction wrapping up at 5:00 this morning. proceed with caution. it is quiet. we have breaking news from redwood city, a pedestrian has been hit and killed by a car. amy hollyfield is on the scene. >> this is a very busy street in

redwood city at pacific. police say the pedestrian was trying to run across the street and hit and killed at 2:00 this morning. the driver of the car who hit the man did stop and stuck around to talk to investigators and help with the case. they do not think the driver was involved -- drinking -- or that alcohol was involved. the pedestrian was a man if his 40's and he may have been under the influence of alcohol. they will look into that. they opened the road a few moments ago. police have cleared the scene and wrapped up the investigation. this morning, traffic is not impacted but police are still trying to figure why this happen ed. in the south bay, firefighters are going through the rubble of a