not only in western texas, but also over there to louisiana.e continue to watch this system throughout the rest of the workweek, bringing all this unfavorable weather towards the northeast, though, an area of low pressure is working its way away from new england. behind it, cold air will dip its way toward the south. this will bring not only cold air, but gusty winds, bringing down the windchill. negative 11 is what it is going to be feeling like there for you in minneapolis. also looking at temperatures dipping below freezing in chicago. cincinnati, up towards cleveland and toronto, temperatures will be in the single digits. below the freezing mark. the risk of frostbite and also one of these days you're going to be wanting to bundle up there on tuesday night going into wednesday. across much of western europe, very messy picture, low pressure area is continuing to linger here, bringing heavy rain showers up and down france and spain. even some snow there in the alpine regions as temperatures drop down. you're going to be expecting the possibi

they will collide here in western texas, and also western oklahoma, bringing the threat of even more tornadic activity. large hail, damaging winds, and flash floods cannot be ruled out here, even towards new mexico, you could be seeing those flooding rains there. i also want to talk about the cold air spilling in from the north. this is bringing cooler temperatures there. winnipeg, you're only looking at a high of 8. the overnight hours there and across much of the great lakes the temperatures will likely be dropping to subfreezing, and it will make it very chilly here with the windchill. the winds will be a factor across much of the eastern seaboard. combined with the dry air is bringing the risk of fire weather up and down the coastlines there. north and south, very warm at 29. houston, 29, looking at for miami. here's our extended outlook. >>> our lead story for this hour, an 8.6 magnitude earthquake hit indonesia's sumatra island. but after four hours, the u.s. pacific tsunami warning center has lifted all tsunami watches related to it. the u.s. geological survey said the quake s

parts of new mexico and towards western texas. and then down in towards louisiana and the gulf coast is where we'll see the strongest of the storms potentially with some large hail. up towards the northeast, it's just like winter again. purple is where you're seeing a mix of sleet and snow turning over to snow in the eastern great lakes and into quebec. temperatures then, 23 degrees in denver. 18 in seattle. we're seeing thafall of this wa as the jet stream moves quite north. but then it dips back down. cooler air filtering into winnipeg. 2 for the high. chicago also much cooler than monday. just 9 degrees for the high. and these cooler temperatures will be with you through the end of the week. as we head on into europe, dominating western and central locations will be this very large low pressure system sending fronts in across the iberian peninsula as well as in towards southern parts of scandinavia. still being affected by that in the british isles as well. and even up towards the north, southern scandinavia and parts of scotla

meanwhile, here in western texas and new mexico, you have been seeing some very dry air combined with some gusty winds. there is a risk of blowing dust down here. could reduce visibility down to about a mile or a kilometer and a half here in some areas as that wind starts to kick up this dust. meanwhile, that warm air will continue to push off towards the north and collide with some cooler air spilling in from canada. it is actually the cause of some freeze warnings in parts of the dakotas. and once these collide, it will be bringing up severe weather risk of a large hail, strong gusts, and even tornadic activity in these areas indicated in the red. so be sure to have your weather radios ready just in case severe weather warning is issued for your area. denver, looking at a high of 27. winnipeg, at 9. off towards the east, very warm out there in washington, d.c. at 23. atlanta, you're holding a high of 27. now into europe. still a messy picture out here towards the west. we continue to watch this low pressure area spin here over the british isles. good news, winds are going to start t

still very dry you can see in the southeast and also southern and western texas. the southwest has been getting drier and drier, and also the popular dryness through the corn belt. her mac we have major storms being sent to the east coast, and that we'll slowly move off to the northeast. you can see it takes its time so you can see you get chilly air through the week. this looks like it pretty big weather maker as we head into friday and saturday. this will becoming east, bringing some chilly air behind it but the main thing is it will be picking up golf moisture. so the chances for rain from this next system but also the threat of the severe weather outbreak as well. that's something we will have to watch coming across the pacific right now. but the strong system off the northeast coast, rain near the coast. and there may be several inches of heavy and wet snow and some of the higher elevations. thunderstorms into florida the high-pressure dominated east texas and louisiana into the great lakes with by whether they are. the next system causes rain and mountain sn

activity and possibility of severe weather from eastern colorado down into the texas panhandle and western texastornadoes will be possible. keep you up to date with the story with a large earthquake with a magnitude 8.7 on average around the world would happen only once a year. big story for us this morning. >> we will be taking a look at that and keeping you posted through out the day. >>> 5:37 now talk about one hot mamma. brand new pick turps of beyonce in a bathing suit three months after the birth of her daughter blue ivy. the picture taken while she and husband jc were on the beach. where is her trainer? we would love to have her. >> a spoiler alert the view co host sherry shepard getting the boot from dancing with the stars. this as melissa gilbert saying she suffered a mild concussion and whiplash following a nasty tunnel. her partner hurting his arm in the fall. one of television's best kept secrets is now revealed. the creator of "the simpson" saying the show's set something inspired springfield oregon not springfield, illinois. this information has been under wraps for nearly 23 years

texas, on into louisiana. breezy conditions in the western great lakes.om western texas into much of oklahoma. rain from southern california along the pacific northwest coast. sunny and warm through the southeast. look for some showers in the northeast, and northern new england. >> good morning. it will be a breezy and cool today. a mixture of sun and clouds. about a >> we just had a conversation about the three stooges. women -- >> that's nothing. >> what's the bic deal? >> okay. >> oh. >> and speaking of the remaining ten budding fashion icons are asked to take their catwalk to the sidewalk. >> the designers must be models in the blank window space to show off their unique designs, impressing their celebrity mentors who are jessica simpson, nicole richie and don barbados. and scoring from retailers to stay in the competition. >> any item picked up by a retailer will be available for purchase immediately after the program. >> pretty exciting. i'd love to see them create something. >> and i'd love to see the collections like at h&m. >> you can buy them if

it's friday night in western texas, and it's intense.ose famous friday night lights, on a saturday morning here in stockton, california, these boys play for the love of the game. and they know how to hit pretty hard, too. it's less than a minute to go in the game when the referee blows the whistle on number 58, 13-year-old brian woods of the stockton bears. that's a late hit. seconds later, a friendly game of football turns into an all-out brawl. 36-year-old cory petero, an assistant coach, is seen on home video charging onto the field. petero's son is the one on the receiving end of the late hit. to everyone's horror, petero finds woods and knocks the teenage player to the ground. >> i was like walking back to the sidelines. it was a kickoff, so offense was coming out. i wasn't like expecting it. he caught me off guard. >> you don't run out on the field and take actions into your own hands and hit a child. that's what the referees are there for, to call the penalties, and the game moves on. >> denise champion, brian's mom, can't believe

hail, and it does look like that severe threat will be continuing to linger here on thursday in texas, westernand also the central portions of texas there. excuse me, you'll be seeing the threat of tornadoes, large hail, high winds, up to 100 kilometers per hour could develop out of these storms as this system starts to move its way off towards the northeast. do also want to take your attention to the southeastern u.s. there is a wildfire currently burning here, near the georgia/florida border. that's producing some heavy smoke as far south as orlando and daytona beach. you're seeing reports of smoke reducing visibility there. anybody with respiratory issues across this area needs to take the proper precautions as the winds continue to blow in from the north, causing that smoke to drift towards the south. this will be accompanied by some very high temperatures out in miami, looking at 29 for your high. towards west, denver, 21. winnipeg, high of 16. overnight hours, these will be dropping below freezing. definitely need to be bundling up there towards the north. moving on to europe, a frontal

texas to louisiana. breezy conditions in the western great lakes, tomorrow, more risk of storms from western texas into muchy and warm through the southeast. look for showers in the northeast and northern new england, that's what's going on around the country, here's what's going on in your neck of the woods. >> good morning, still chilly, just past 9:30 now. we're into the low to mid 50s. and it will really climb to the low 60s, only about another ten degrees for highs by mid afternoon and we'll have winds also gusting over 30 miles per hour. which will increase our fire danger. with everything so dry. then overnight, the winds diminish, temperatures getting cold, mid 30s by dawn tomorrow and a cooler day wednesday, a lot of clouds, small chance of an afternoon shower and cool pattern into friday. but warmer >> we just had a conversation about the three stooges. women -- >> that's nothing. >> what's the bic deal? >> okay. >> oh. >> and speaking of the remaining ten budding fashion icons are asked to take their catwalk to the sidewalk. >> the designers must be models in the blank window space to show off th

western texas all the way up into oklahoma.coast all the way to the pacific northwest. nice and mild through the gulf coast. sunny and cool as you get into the upper great lakes. >> good morning. it will be a breezy and cool today. a mixture of sun and clouds. about a >> and that's your latest weather. >> al, thank you very much. look who's who? we get to say hi to the latest eliminated from "american idol". glad to have you here. sorry about the elimination. we've seen this pattern here. you did great with the judges. you did great reviews, and yet the pub link didn't vote for you. where's the disconnect? >> i think my style of music, you know, it's just so old school that it just not really is appreciated nowadays. i hope i can bring it back later on the season. >> do you think the younger viewers of the show didn't maybe connect with you in that way. ? i know you have a really high, falsetto voice, do you think that style didn't really connect? >> i think falsetto is really looked down upon nowadays. i really want to bring t

far southern portions of texas and louisiana and from nebraska, kansas, on into the western states, probablyow normal. john even near normal would probably be good for this area. >> normally these are the high rainfall months, so -- really want to get them open. >> thank you mike. spirit of the heart land. we've talked a lot about the early . >>> we have talked a lot about the early arrival of spring for many parts of the country. coming that warm weather with birds. the birds that make their way to spend the spring and summer in the north. in colorado our good friend caught up with a group of sandhill cran es as they make their way north. >> it's kind of neat. >> it's interesting. >> i was just amazing. amazing. don't you think? >> we are at wildlife refuge a 15,000 acres refuge and we see -- the sandhill cranes as they go from southern new mexico and head north. . >> pick me up at three in the morning to photograph the them in flight and the behavior. we are crazy. >> the birds are approximately four feet tall. they weigh between 12 and 14 pounds average. >> their eyes, face. >> they have

nine day outlook below normal for the western third. west texasstward and then a small area, tennessee valley and on up in to the eastern great lakes of above normal. mostst of the corn belt i'm expecting near normal for this coming summer. >> you had entered earlier about being below normal temperatures, cool summer. march. >> i'm still confident for that. >> thank you mike. spirit of the heart land is next. when you grow- . >>> when you grow up on a farmer start work at an early age but can you imagine putting your 6-year-old alongside a road to sale produce by himself? clinton takes us to florida to see how a work ethic instilled at such a young age paid off. >> when it comes to fruit stands in southern florida, it's pretty hard to miss this one. >> we get so many comments. >> or the man its named for. >> got the to make sure it's in good shape. >> robert is the robert behind robert is here. this little roadside market is a big attraction among tourists and local looking for unique, great tasting fruits, vegetables, milk shakes and so much more

he's an inductee of the texas institute of letters, an admiral in the texas navy, a member of the western writers of america, a fellow of the texas state historical association, and was a historical adviser for the 2004 john lee hancock film "the alamo." the chronicles of higher education examined his work on that film in a feature article. he lives in abilene with his wife debra and children walker and savannah. his presentation today is what was houston thinking, understanding houston's bizarre behavior during the texas -- during the san jacinto campaign. please welcome dr. stephen hardin. >> thank you, bobby. when governor perry was kind enough to name me an admiral in the texas navy, i informed my wife, debra, that henceforth i expected her to call me admiral. i won't tell you what she called me. but it wasn't admiral. there we go. when sam houston first booted his horse across the red river on december 2nd, 1832, he had but one object in mind, and that was to west texas from the mexican republic and append it to the united states. notwithstanding pledges of allegiance to mexico, hous

along a front, we'll see showers and isolated severe storms including western parts of texas and easternest will mean rain and snow in the higher elevations, possibly over the next 48 hours in the west. the sierra nevada mountain range will pick up two or three feet of snowfall. temperatures coming down. that will be the trend the next couple of days and then the warmup towards the end of the week. the front moves out of the rockies, severe storms are possible, even tornadoes. so please be ready for this. think ahead in case you're under a warning. 59 on thursday in kansas city. new york up to 59 degrees and the west looks a little rainy and snowy. there's the severe threat for friday. anywhere from omaha into dallas will have to watch out for the potential of severe weather, even isolated tornadoes. saturday, 73 in kansas city. towards the latter part of the weekend, we see more showers and storms day after day, meaning the potential of flooding. so please keep that in mind. expecting more rain and snow in the higher elevations in the rockies. remember, tomorrow morning "wake up with al

storms developing in north texas, heading to western misery. -- missouri. a tornado watch out tonight for much of oklahoma. the severe weather risk is in the height range. you can expect some really nasty weather. tornado alley look like it will get hit hard with those thunderstorms during the day tomorrow. hear, scattered light rain showers arriving in the evening, cutting across the area tomorrow night. partly cloudy skies on sunday. on the one side of that front sunday and monday. temperatures expected to climb up into the 80's. the transition is tomorrow. sun giving way to clouds. highs in the 70's. a small craft advisory. storms are likely tomorrow. a nice looking day in the mountains on sunday. eastern shore, a 30% chance of the eastern -- of a shower. down at the coast, a sea breeze. at the beach, temperatures a little cooler. inland locations near 80 degrees by sunday. 74 tomorrow. 84 on sunday. maybe some much-needed rain arriving tuesday and wednesday of next week. >> in 1991, cal ripken jr. won the home-run derby. more home run derby tonight in t

a few strong thunderstorms late today, western nebraska, western kansas, also western portions of oklahoma and west texas. as far as friday, finally beautiful weather will arrive in the mid-atlantic and new england you'll love the sunshine for the weekend. >>> if you're watching us on wvtn, alabama's 13 in birmingham, the impact of greek immigrants on the culture and cuisine, at the beyond barbeque and baklava at vulcan park museum. that is the early event of the day. >>> here is an early look at headlines in entertainment. simon cowell's rating boost may come in the form of britney spears. she is close to inking a deal as a judge on the show for $15 million. that is more than jennifer lopez reportedly makes on "american idol." reports had cowell trying to woo beyonce for $100 million a year. we didn't believe that. >>> madonna's latest album notched biggest album debut of the year, but also just recorded the biggest second week drop for a number one album ever. >>> marc anthony's break-up with jennifer lopez is official. he filed for divorce, he is seeking joint custody of their twins. >>> finally h, th

texas. david campos guarderrama to be united states district judge for the western district of texas. the presiding officer: under the previous order, there will be 30 minutes of debate equally divided in the usual form. the senator from vermont. mr. leahy: mr. president, i believe -- i believe under the regular order i would be recognized now and then senator grassley would be recognized, would be the regular order but i understand the senator from texas, did you need some more time? we're not on vawa now. we're on the nominations, i said under the regular order i'd be recognized for 15 minutes and senator grassley for 15 minutes. how much 0 more time did the senator from texas need? mrs. hutchison: mr. president, i was i believe perhaps -- the presiding officer: the senator from vermont is correct on the order that is in place now. mr. hutchinson: mrs. hutchison: however did the other side on vawa go over the allotted time? the presiding officer: they did not. the senator from texas was actually speaking on their time. the senator from vermont has the order. mr. leahy: 0 would the s

western texas all the way up into oklahoma.l the way to the pacific northwest. nice and mild through the gulf coast. sunny and cool as you get into the upper great lakes. >>> grab that umbrella, give yourself plenty of time to get to your destination. good morning. i'm meteorologist christina loren. the radar lit up like a christmas tree with more on the way. just offshore, getting ready to slam the peninsula in the next half hour, hour. count on slick conditions. then we get a break. temperatures in the upper 50s and low 60s. more rain tonight. on and off showers wednesday. t's your latest weather. >> al, thank you very much. look who's who? we get to say hi to the latest eliminated from "american idol". glad to have you here. sorry about the elimination. we've seen this pattern here. you did great with the judges. you did great reviews, and yet the pub link didn't vote for you. where's the disconnect? >> i think my style of music, you know, it's just so old school that it just not really is appreciated nowadays. i hope i can

a little north of the water is downwind from the big oil refineries in the eastern end of texas in the western ever louisiana for and has been referred to for decades as cancer alley because when they refine the fuels you know they refine oil they dump the stuff into the air and people downwind for several hundred miles just cities devastated with cancers. it's the same. his they're going to be are there any leading indicators that there is going to be a human health problem as a consequence of this again you know i was down there i went out on the oil slick and it was just amazing that you know a boat going twenty miles an hour and we went for an hour before we got to the deepwater horizon site where those other workers died but anybody who's down there would tell you worse than the oil was the dispersant those chemicals that they were dumping to try to sink the oil through the bottom and they were terribly effective as the pictures of the coral at the bottom of the gulf show but i think you know you don't just have to worry about oil you have to worry about those put on term affects those di

see the line of storms moving from eastern texas into western louisiana. past shreveport south eastward and over into mississippi. another line of storms. so the storms are still active. still severe and still could spawn tornadoes likelihood diminishes later in the nighttime hours. tornado reports 17 tornadoes reporting so far in the last 12 hours in the general area. back in the bay area live doppler 7 hd shows moisture in the air. no storms. we have had sprinkles this hour in san francisco and across the bay in oakland and parts of the north bay. a little bit of moisture passing through right now. no reports of rain hitting the ground but at least some sprinkle up in the santa rosa and petaluma area as the area seems to be getting more organized moisture right now. temperatures at this hour 51 degrees in san francisco. mid 50's over most of the remainder of the bay area. these are our highlights. spotty light wind tonight. some already scattered showers tomorrow and cool breezy conditions the next couple days. here's a look at the satellite radar compos

we have two tornadoes on the ground, one going into arlington, texas, a large tornado move into lake arlingtonington, westerntually 20 minutes from now into euliss, texas. you need to take cover now. a large and dangerous tornado is on the ground. this is hutchins towards piedmont and eventually towards miskeet, texas. this is dallas county, not fort worth county. we have two simultaneously rotating storms side by side rolling up 35-e and 35-w slightly east now of both of those highways. this storm has been on the ground for a very long time, as it has moved up through hutchins. it will eventually kind of run on up through the river there. every time you see a flash, i just saw one there to the right of the tornado, that's a power line being ripped from its pole or it's a transformer exploding. because we know that this is on the ground doing damage, tearing things up, people need to take cover in dallas county and also in terrant county. dallas county, hutchins, piedmont edition and up towards mesqui mesqui mesquite. that was 35-e, that's the 35-e storm. on the west side, not even in this picture, but anoth

the severe threat will then shift into northeast texas, southeast oklahoma, western parts of arkansastill a general thunderstorm threat right down the 35 and 45 corridors in central parts of texas. dylan? >> the nbc affiliate that's an owned and operated station in dallas-ft. worth put out on its twitter account that there has been an evacuation at love field and there was a sighting of a funnel. where is dallas-ft. worth airport, and can you verify what they are publishing? >> well, dallas-ft. worth airport is right in between dallas and ft. worth, close to arlington. so it's right in the middle of the metroplex, and there is this line of storms that is now coming through. now, it's not uncommon to get little spin-ups with a more ordinary line of storms. oftentimes there is sheer right along the leading edge of those lines, and that will develop a little spin. what we are not seeing in downtown dallas right now is a very well-developed super cell storm of the type that pro dudu those more long track tornadoes, the ones we saw on the south side of dallas that must have lasted about 25

eastern texas, western louisiana, your drought over. natchidoches, louisiana, your drought is over. 6.5 inches. the eastern part of the u.s., a decent amount of rain this morning. we'll take it across parts of georgia, sliding up parts of the carolinas and into the northeast as well. that will continue throughout the day. a little pulse coming through parts of the midwest. here's your rainfall across the southeast. riding the spine of the appalachians. slightly cooler air behind this. this will get it up towards the northeast in new york city. you could use some rain as well. everybody begging for it on the eastern half of the country. some will get it sooner than others. guys, back up to you. >> all right, mr. marciano, thank you. >>> still ahead, piers morgan turns on the british charm for betty white. the legendary funny lady celebrating yet another milestone. the capital one cash rewards card gives you a 50% annual bonus. and who doesn't want 50% more cash? ugh, the baby. huh! and then the baby bear said, "i want 50% more cash in my bed!" phhht! 50% more cash is good ri... what'

texas. okay. let's go to europe. western and northern locations here have been experiencing some very inclement weather this week, and unfortunately it isn't going to end. very strong winds here have even brought reports of tornadoes to the british isles, something very rare indeed. there's flooding associated with these systs, too, and it's not just the british isles but much of the western continent has been affected. in parts of spain the gusts were so strong that pilots found it quite a task to land the planes. look at this video, you can see the plane is wobbling around in sustained winds of over 65 kilometers an hour and had to take off again and try to land the plane again. it must have been quite a ride for the passengers inside. there weren't any cancellations, but they were planes rerouted because of these very strong winds. unfortunately, it won't change muff into the weekend. we have yet another storm come in from the atlantic and that spread across the west to the north. however, central and eastern locations lo

this is our severe risk area, shaded in red from the western lakes down into texas.ving supercells once again that may spawn strong tornadoes, damaging ndwiand large hail being the main threat with these storms. showers and thunderstorms still ndropushacg ss eastern oklahoma right now. severe thunderstorm watch box out in the area in yellow there as we continue to watch the storms move off to the east. we have visitors all the way from california, enjoying the beautiful weather here. how did you get here? >> drove. we drove. >> you drove across the country. and you're all still getting along? you still like each other? >> yeah. >> it was a surprise and i didn't even know they were coming. >> oh, well, glad to have you and glad the weather's going to cooperate, at least here across the northeast. >>> and outside right now we have 40s and 50s outside s patchy low clouds, fog an santa rosa. visibility is reduced in some of our valleys this morning. we have a sea breeze keeping our temperatures pretty comfortable today. i think we'll be warmer than yesterday. some cooler

it was the year that texas western, the all-black team, the first all-black team, beats the highly favoredthe wildcat team is on a happy bunch at the final whistle as kentucky takes to the mourners bench. >> and so the picture was of the entire kentucky team on the bench looking very despondent. cheerleaders in the background. milestone in the emergence of the black athlete. as i was covering that game, i didn't think that was such a big deal. at that point we all just recognized, these are great players. and this was a great game. we didn't really think -- it's been years later it became kind of a landmark game. cries management. you're anticipating all the things that could wrong. i've tried all different kinds of places on the floor over the years. for a number of the early years i sat right next to the basket. so, then i started moving further out on the baseline. finally i was at the corner. clear in the corner of the court. you really get different angles and different ways to cover things. give the readers some visual variety so it's not all the same thing all the time. this is my f

texas. and expect rain and thunderstorms from western washington state to california. >>> in sports now, thepunishing metta world peace for his unprovoked attack on an opposing player. the league handed the laker's forward, formerly known as ron artest, a seven-game suspension. on sunday he elbowed james harden in the head. the suspension will put world peace on the shelf for most of the lakers' first-round playoff series. >>> the new orleans saints are now dealing with the fallout of new accusations of wrongdoing. louisiana state police and the fbi have opened a wiretapping investigation of general manager mickey loomis, in response to a report by espn that loomis was able to eavesdrop on opposing coaches' headsets from 2002 to 2004. loomis, already facing a suspension in the bounty scandal, says the accusations are false. >>> at least some suspense of tomorrow night's nfl draft is gone. the indianapolis colts have confirmed they'll use the first overall pick to select stanford quarterback andrew luck. during the off-season the colts cleared the way for luck by trading four-time mvp peyton

three points off the bench one hundred fourteen one hundred four the final score in texas seven thirty on talk of the western conference standings in the playoffs fast approaching. now to focus on small arm with five game wins remaining in the russian premier league it's still the eight who were the runaway leaders at the top of the table in what spells out moscow moved out and eyeing the second the champions league sports has every strike from game one thirty eight this is goals galore. live live. live live. live live live . there are some cracking goals in that as always finally though how does the idea of completing a two hundred fifty one kilometer race sound pretty horrible for most people i would guess but imagine doing it in the heat of the sahara desert and that's exactly what competitors a twenty seven from out of from the south doing the marathon of the sands as it translates is an annual race run in southern iraq zero competitors have six days to complete the american with the longest stage fifty seven oils long anyone taking part must carry all personal belongings m food for the entire event in t

will be moving into the great state of missouri and down into eastern oklahoma, western arkansas and much of north texas severe weather today. and how cold is it on the other side of the front? snowing in the western suburbs of denver. a big clash of air masses. unfortunately for us by the time the whole system gets here, nothing more than a few light it is showers tuesday night and wednesday. and that will slightly cooler weather for the end of the week. today, no problem. morning clouds turn into afternoon sunshine. a great looking day today. quiet weather through much of the overnight hours. tonight another warm start tomorrow morning. tomorrow, a taste of summer, out ahead of the weather front. this is by 8:00 tomorrow afternoon. after a beautiful day tomorrow, a chance of a few lonely sprinkles getting in here late in the day tuesday. but that is just about it. so, today then, clouds turning into sunshine and warm. highs today, low to mid-80s. overnight, partly cloudy. another mild start, indeed. start off temperatures on your monday will be in the upper 50s and lower 60s. then tomorrow afternoon,

mesquite, texas, especially the western parts of mesquite, you need to be taking cover. >> oh, the dog. this is why they tell people to go to the center of the house. >> the windows are broken. you would be cut if you're not there. if you get near the window, you're putting yourself in more danger of getting cut than you do by helping your house of 0e7ing up the windows and relieving the pressure. that simply doesn't work. >> it's interesting when you look at these and see the damage to the homes of the left, this skipping nature. the homes to the right seem to be unhutched. then between there, the threes on top of one another, i presume because of the wind. the trajectory. >> yeah, that's why when we say we cannot confirm this is a tornado until the weather service goes out to look, they want to see whether everything was going -- all the wind was going in the same direction or a different direction. when you see every tree going in a different shape and form all going in the hidel almost like a pyramid coming together, that's when you know there was a circulation coming together. tha

another busy weather day moving into western arkansas and parts of eastern texas. all is quiet for today. and really for tomorrow as well. our clouds that were around early this morning are now leaving us alone. we'll be left with plenty of sunshine today, low to mid-80s this afternoon, another quiet, mild night tonight. the weather front will eventually make a little run at us. maybe some showers in the mountains of west virginia late monday but i think here in washington our chances for rain hold off until late tuesday and then scattered shower possibilities on wednesday. even that's not a guarantee, though. today, though, no problems at all. outside of a bad pollen count, temperature will reach up into the low 80s. tomorrow, flirting with reports. the record at national airport is 92 tomorrow. i don't think we have the stuff to get all watt way to the record tomorrow. dulles might be able to get it the seven-day forecast. two 80s, 70s, and typical weather and then maybe next weekend, people don't want rain on the weekend, but maybe next weekend a better chance f

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texas. also from paducah, kentucky, to western pennsylvania, including pittsburgh. we've got the chance of some strong storms. isolated hail, and damaging winds. >> good morning. the temperatures will be slightly below average. we will make it into the mid 60's. the clouds will thicken >> and that's your latest weather. matt? >> all right, al, thanks very much. the wife of the prosecution's star witness testifies again today at the trial of former presidential candidate john edwards. and the government is hoping that she'll hold up better on the stand than her husband did. nbc's lisa myers is at the courthouse in greensboro, north carolina. hi, lisa. >> hey, matt, good morning. it was a tough first week for the prosecution. this week the government will try to rebuild its case with sherry young, the wife of edwards' chief accuser. and through campaign aides who were allegedly lied to by john edwards. sherry young is a part-time nurse. who clearly resented her husband andrew's devotion, some say obsession, with the then rising political star john edwards. in brief te

western wisconsin. however, there is a threat for isolated to scattered severe storms from the great lake states through the missouri valley, east texasnd western louisiana. so covering a very large area. and the potential for tornadoes, very large hail and damaging storms and winds. >> shannon: is it unusual to see the amount of tornadic activity that we saw yesterday? is it normal? >> we see tornado outbreaks like this, unfortunately, almost every year, especially in the spring time in the transition season. we have conditions over large areas and the dynamic weather pattern will continue. so this won't be the last time we talk about the severe weather in the upcoming weeks and months. we thank you for lending us your expertese and warning for more possible tornado and thunderstorm activity today. thank you so much. >> my pleasure. >> shannon: north korea's new leader has addressed the nation for the first time, looking to assert himself with a military show of might after a failed rocket launch. we go to pyongyang. >> shannon: in a rare first speech to his people, his message is very clear, the military is first, above all. >> at c