tornado outbreak -- touchdowns reporting from oklahoma up to minnesota. tonight, the damage, the death toll and the continued threats. >> >> a widespread trail of destruction. good evening, thanks for joining us, i'm adam may. thousands cleaning up after hundreds of tornadoes whip across five states. forecasters say we are not out of the woods, yet. manuel gallegas reports from hard hit woodward, oklahoma. >> >> reporter: the tornadoes came out of the sky so fast stomp trackers could hardly keep track. there are reports of at least

120 tornadoes from texas to ohio. one of them hit woodward, oklahoma in the middle of the night, killing several people. residents never heard warning sirens because the system was damaged by the storm. >> that's where my wife works and as you can see, this is what is left. >> >> reporter: he has lived here plenty of years and seen plenty of tornadoes but -- >> never like this. >> reporter: the tornado was so powerful it picked up this delivery truck and slammed it into this building and tor apart the entire steel and concrete structure. another one hitter this man, iowa, shattering buildings and ripped off the front of this home. >> i thought the house was going to go. >> >> reporter: only 250 people live in thurman and almost everyone suffered some kind of damage. most of the tornadoes hit open space, keeping destruction to a

minimum, a big relief for the governor of kansas. >> i'm amazed about what didn't happen. >> >> reporter: given the potential tor damage, consider themselves lucky it wasn't worst. in woodward, oklahoma. "wjz," "eyewitness news." >> unfortunately, it's not over with, yet, bernadette woods, our meteorologist is tracking where the storms are, right now. bernadette? >> there are still three systems out there. we'll take you to first doppler radar. the center is over minnesota. you see the trailing line? a widespread severe weather threat for hail and gusty winds, not just tornadoes. the thing is this is so wrapped up there is snow on the northern side of minnesota right now and a tornado threat across the south. we'll stretch it over and show you as we head to the overnight hours, all of this moves further to the east. not as many reports at last night, last night, 122 tornado reports. still a lot of severe weather

going on. 10 reports of tornadoes, we'll keep you updated. that storm is moving our way, but -- stay with us for first warning weather 20 find forecast updates and live doppler radar at any time, log onto "wjz." com. >> >> a pretty close call when a train derails over a baltimore overpass. a norfolk southern train carrying 24 cars sending three of the cars and one of the engines off the track. some of them close to dangling over the bridge. the train company said no hazardous materials were onboard and no one was hurt, they are hoping to get the tracks cleared up >> the delays on the tracks are nothing compared to the delays you could see on the jones fall express way in a couple of hours. "wjz" is live near interstate 83. derrick explains if you can survive this morning's commute. we hope it's not that bad,

derrick? >> reporter: even with all of the lanes open, a normal morning commute can be really slow going and backed up. a lane closed tomorrow morning is not going to be pretty. tonight, the left lanes of 3 north and south near the 29th street bridge, already closed. the warning to expect delays already flashing and drivers already anticipating their morning commute. >> there was so much traffic -- >> it's going to be awful. >> reporter: lane closures are needed for critical repairs the city said can't wait. crushed underground pipes have created water backups and in turn, holes under the road. >> you know there is a void under there and if left unchecked it can become a sink hole. >> >> reporter: the lane closures will not be a few hours overnight or during the daytime. they will be around the clock. many downtown companies have warned their employees to lan plan ahead. >> wake up earlier, get to work

earlier. >> leave early or find a different way. >> mta said it's a good time to give them a try. >> public transit is a viable option. it's cost effective. convenient -- >> reporter: if you have to drive, the city has mapped out nine alternate routes, but to some drivers, alternate routes add up to a long time. >> i can get home in 10 minutes using the expressway, but if i have to go to the city -- through the city, it will take us 40 minutes. >> >> reporter: the ripple effect this will cause is going to impact not just the jfx, but all of the alternate routes. people try to avoid the jfx, a few extra moments planning before you head out the door could save you a lot of time in the car. back to you, adam. >> >> derrick, thank you. >> >> for a closer look at the nine alternative roads. they are right there at "wjz."

com >> tonight, president obama is speaking publicly for the first time about the scandal rocking the u.s. secret service. 11 secret service agents sent ahead of the president's visit are accused of misconduct involving a prostitute. still in columbia, president obama addressed the allegations. >> if it turns out that some of the allegations made in the press are confirmed, of course i'll be angry. >> >> two u.s. government sources say the agents were relieved of duty and returned home. new size -- signs of instability in afghanistan. taliban launched attacks. the u.s. embassy there is now on government lockdown. >> >> reporter: artillery fire was heard across kabul afghanistan on sunday.

taliban launched coordinated attacks against nato bases and western embassies in the afghan capital. the assaults included gunmen and suicide bombers >> i think it's a manifestation that the taliban still has some strength. >> reporter: afghan security forces fired back using assault rifles and rocket propelled grenades. at least four of the rebels were captured. taliban spokesperson said the assaults are in retaliation for the u.s. burning korana and the killing of 17 civilians by an army sargeant. the u.s. ambassador to afghanistan said security forces have shown progress, but exercised the risk of an earlier withdrawal. >> to get out before the afghans have a full grip on

security, which is a couple of years out, which is to invite taliban and al-qaida back in and set the stage for another 9/11. >> recently, the u.s. has accelerated the transfer of security to the afghan government. it agreed to transfer control of night raids and detainees to afghan forces. "wjz," "eyewitness news." >> >> 17 militants were killed in those attacks. >> >> meanwhile back here in baltimore, a fight turns deadly on the west side. now, police are looking for a gunman. police say 34-year-old michael phillip scott died after he was shot multiple times. witnesses say that scott knew his killer, who shot him in the back as he walked away during an argument. police say they are hoping to make an arrest soon. >> >> a brush fire threatens homes. the blaze broke out in a marshy area behind the holiday point marina in edgewater. it burned for a couple of

hours, but neighbors say they were watching in fear. >> my husband went out with the garden hose to try to keep all of the greenery here wet so it wouldn't cross the road. it came close to my neighbor's house. fortunately, we had a good turnout in fire departments. >> >> firefighters were able to contain and put owl the fire in the building. >> >> a baltimore county church intentionally set on fire. parishioners not deterred. tonight, gigi barnett reports on how the church is moving forward. >> >> members of the pleasant zion baptist church called the sanctuary a blessing. it's temporary shelter after a fast-moving fire ripped through their church days after easter services. this is the building, now and last week, fire investigators ruled the blaze an arson. >> they just go out and do anything.

>> reporter: this sunday service almost didn't democrat happen, but another church, shiloh baptist gave space right at the right time. now that the church has some place to worship, the rebuilding begins. the pastor said that could take as long as five months. >> it will be bigger and better, the word is able to do. we don't have to worry. god has it in charge. >> >> reporter: tonight as fire investigators continue to look into blaze, they say a break in the case could come later this week. in baltimore county, gigi barnett, "wjz" "eyewitness news" >> the church has set up a donation fund to help rebuild. to find out how to donate, go to our website "wjz." com. >> >> we have alot more to come -- >> there is a high possibility they are in the water >> a yacht crashes off course, a boater is rescued.

the search is on for four others. >> >> how the u.n. is planning to stop the violence >> and remembering "titanic," 100 years to the day after the disaster. a look back at her maiden voyage. . could the state be holding money that is rightfully yours? i'm tim williams, more on how to collect unclaimed property coming up >> i'm meteorologist bernadette woods, after a very warm day, today, even warmer tomorrow. your complete first warning forecast coming up. after this break. . ,,,,,,,,,,

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74 degrees in central maryland. bernadette will have the complete forecast coming up >> first, a sailing accident leaves one person dead, several others missing in california. it thanked during a yacht race near san francisco. u.s. coast guard rescued three people from the water after the vessel ran aground, four others remain missing. the impact is felt among sailors all around the world. >> this is a major event that will affect every yacht club, every sailor, every racer. the feeling of the potential of what could happen out there if things go bad. >> >> last month, the coast guard was at another sailing accident

at the exact same spot. >> >> under orders from president bouchard. a truce to end the violence of rebel forces, but his compliance, you can see is rather limited. u.n. observers are hoping to stablize an agreement. 33-year-old confessed to killing 77 people during a bombing and shooting spree in norway last year, but the trial was delayed because of questions about his mental health. he claims he carried out the attack to protect norway from the threat of muslim immigration >> a car veers off the road near denver and crashes into a creek. check this out, the car landed upside down in this pretty deep water one person was trapped inside unconscious. witnesses say there were a group of bystanders, quickly rushed over and started to smash out the windows of the

vehicle with rocks. . >> unfortunately, doors were locked, still and the glass was not broken. there was a person on every door in the front and back of the car. it was incredible. they literally pried the car open with their bare hands >> the person was trapped upside down 10 minutes before the group was able to get them out. the gap and the man, the driver are expected to be okay. the state of maryland is holding onto hundreds of thousands of dollars. some of it could be yours. no strings attached. tim williams has the story. >> reporter: a maryland state surplus lawmakers are not allowed to spend. hundreds of thousands of dollars that could be yours if the price and information is right. >> we are holding almost a billion dollar in money for maryland citizens. we are interested in reunited

them with their money. >> reporter: financial institutions are required by law to turn over any unclaimed money in property in safe deposit boxes. >> we will hold it and return it to the rightful owner, when we can find them. >> >> reporter: the process is similar mr.. missing money. com, the second is maryland taxes. com. both will ask for information that could verify you as the owner of missing or forgotten assets. the controller said new accounts are added all of the time making the odds for claims this cash better than winning the lottery. >> this, you don't have to buy a ticket. go on the site and check it out. i'll bet you find somebody you know whom we owe money to. >> >> reporter: the money is tax- free once they get it, tim

williams, "wjz." you think you might be on the list? we have a link to the unclaimed property sites, go to our website, "wjz" dot come >> passengers aboard the msbal moral paused to mark the anniversary of the sinking of the ship. more than 1,500 people lost their lives in the ocean liner when it struck an iceberg back in 1912 >> all right, we have tornadoes in the center of the country, snow in northern minnesota, right now and almost record warmth here. a hodgepodge going on. >> >> always trying to bass itself out. on the front side of that storms, all of the warmth. that's what we are benefiting from, right now, the center of the storm that is producing all of the severe weather and the snow on the back end of the storm. >> i'll take the heat.

>> we have the heat side of it. 86 degrees. the record is 88. so, we were close to that record, but not quite there. tomorrow, in most cases, we are going up a couple of degrees. now, sitting at 68 outside. 76 in dc. absolutely incredible out there. this is above our average high for this time of the year. winds pretty light out of the south. we could see some fog form overnight because of that. take a look down to the south. there is a heat -- here is the storm, the cold air coming in behind it, all of that warmth ahead of it and it looks like it on this graphic, it's that storm that is pumping up our heat and will continue through tomorrow before it comes crashing through our area. >> as far as severe weather goes, not quite as much as yesterday. still, the threat of tornadoes out there. the storm is not finished, yet. yesterday over 100 reports of tornadoes, today just 10.

it will continue through the night. any tornado can be damaging. it will be continue to move east. by the time it moves that way, it will keep on weakening. tuesday, when the cold front comes through maryland, only this chance of a showers and thunderstorms. we really need that rain. down to the south, another storm will follow for wednesday. for for the most part, it stays to the south. the further south you go, the better the chance you get, forecast comes together like this. small craft advisory in effect late monday because of the winds picking up once again during the day, tomorrow, it will be another warm wind. only dropping a few more degrees ton. it will be a warm one, tomorrow, going up to 88 for our forecasted high, the record is 90 degrees. i wouldn't be surprised, in some of the cars, that on your temperature thermometer on the dashboard, probably hitting 90 degrees here's our look for the next couple of days, cold front comes through, temperatures

come into the 70 by wednesday. a chance for a few showers, 68, still above shower. better chance for rain, hopefully, we can get something out of this >> coming up next in sports, don't sound the alarms just yet, but there are some pitching problems for the pitching problems for the birds, stan will have th,, hey, what do you think "artisan" means? it's latin. for what? really, really good bagels. dunkin's new artisan bagels are as authentic as it gets. soft, chewy, and delicious. grab one today.

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laurie, here, homerun. now, at 11, winless streak. top six. it was all until adam makes good contact. birds reclaim the lead, didn't last long. bottom of the 6th. craig by the jays produced seven runs, 10 batters reached base. final score 9-2, jays. here's maddox. not doing so well after the game. >> how did you feel today versus your first start? >> i felt good. i flat out didn't get the job done, jim and walking guys and getting behind doesn't help. just didn't get it done. >> >> o's and white sox tomorrow for four. >> >>

tripping play, aj ellis scoops the ball and winds up as the two for the five to the four to the three triple play. but padres skipper ejected for arguing a foul ball. donors win it 5-4 >> finally, stanley cup playoff, more like boxing -- violently venting. chris, and kim o duking it out, fighting -- it's getting kind of ugly. >> final for phillies ---4 was the final and phily leads the best of seven series, three games to none --

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here's a leggo display that you have never seen before. from far away, you would think this is a real garden. look a little closer. all of this made out of legos. amazing creations in iowa. the exhibit took the artist and his team six months and 5,000 hours to build. we'll be right back. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,