we still have a touch in northern louisiana, mississippi. and we are watching plain old rain in other areas, one tornado warning just to the north of covington, safely north of new orleans. we'll get any updates if we get confirmation of the tornado on the ground. other areas, severe storms today. this round of storms is now ending. then round two later on. from northern mississippi to alabama to tennessee, friends or family that live in that area, we could deal with one or two strong tornadoes, the ones that destroy the most. you want to make sure your friends or family know that's possible today in that region of the country. other areas of concern, a lot of flooding problems around greenville, mississippi, we showed you the pictures around little rock. and we have all of mississippi, alabama and portions of georgia under flash flood threats over the next two days. we could see totals here of two to four inches of rain locally up to six inches of rain. at the same time, everyone on the west has spring fever. especially the northwest. first

and soaking rain in northern portions of mississippi and central tennessee.far as the tornado watch it doesn't include new orleans. it's hattiesburg, mccomb, into covington. we haven't had any tornados in a couple of hour, i don't expect to see many. maybe an isolated one over the next hour or two. later today, the storms will regenerate. 27 million people are at risk, it goes from southern portions of the great lakes, almost near chicago. all the way down to new orleans. but the area greatest risk of tornados appears to be this area of northern mississippi, from memphis down to birmingham. that will be late this afternoon into this evening. the other story is of course the heavy rain we're getting. we saw the pictures near little rock. we have flash flood warnings in memphis and in greenville. we have our flash flood watch that goes back to atlanta into central georgia. not only do you have to worry about the severe threat, but the heavy rains that are coming with the storms. rainfall totals up to six inches locally possible. but definitely two to four inche

northern mississippi, alabama is at the greatest risk of tornados. from birmingham northward, those are the areas of greatest concern. and there was a tornado yesterday in tulsa and you weren't in the greater risk area. flash flood warnings in and east of little rock and greenville. those areas have already seen three to five inches of rain. flash flood watches from atlanta to central georgia. possibilities of two to four inches, isolated totals up to six inches. that's your national weather, now a closer look at your day ahead. so, the thunderstorms rolling this morning will slowly dissipate and then we'll get round two to this evening. airport travels and on the roads will be difficult. and to the north, we see isolated strong thunderstorms as far south as southern michigan and tomorrow we're going to have an additional severe weather threat but not as bad as today. >>> today president obama kicks off a two day nuclear summit with over 50 world leaders. nuclear proliferation around the world. president vladimir putin has boycotted the event. all th

heavier rain in northern mississippi, that will be here as we head into the late evening hours. plan on steady rain and heavier rain as we get into the second part of the day. as the kids get out to the bus stop, umbrella, rain boots, all good ideas. a wet start and a little bit of fog in the mix. we will stay stuck in the low 60' s this afternoon with steady rain expected. grab the umbrellas. you will need them today. >> we have an accident on the 1500 block of section road. eight -- a car into a pole. here is a look at 74 at harrison. traffic is moving along. the roads are wet. kyla: lakota east looks to extend a cinderella run, in the state playoffs. mark: ahead in sports the basketball season comes down to one final shot. george vogel' s in next with the highlights. kyla: new numbers showing who' s leading in the polls ahead of ohio' s primary. where ohio governor john kasich stands among his republican opponents. mark: a live look outside. 57. wet as we get started. stay with us. introducing longhorn' our new 10 ounce filet. our 16 ounce t-bone. and our fire grilled 18 ounc

but then an area of low pressure will move from arkansas across northern mississippi and alabama. off the mid-atlantic coast. move northward. as a result, we expect to see the rain developing tomorrow afternoon and snow. field of wet snow. it looks like it will not be a major impact. there are things about the timing and accumulation you need to know about. i will share that information coming up in a couple of minutes. maureen: remember, you can stay connected with the storm watch weather team by social media or by downloading the storm watch weather app. leon: grim reminders tonight of the growing heroin epidemic plaguing this region a country. at this hour, loudoun county officials are teaming up with the d.e.a. and the congresswoman barbara comstock getting together for a round table discussion. with the d.e.a. in leesburg. this comes as another virginia community comes to grips with the scourge of a drug that cost two children their parents. northern virginia bureau chief life with that story in stafford. jeff, sobering stuff. jeff: this is terrible, leon. right now, william

enhanced risk in orange is northern alabama and northern mississippi and southern and central portions of tennessee, and a few of those tornadoes could even be strong today. so as of right now, flash flood warnings in the memphis area where we picked up more than five inches of rain. greenville, mississippi, flash flood warnings. we will see that continuing into areas of georgia and atlanta. total for rain, anywhere in this pink is three inches of rain and some can see four to six inches of rain over the next two days. i want to mention we still are watching that very cold air this upcoming weekend and snow in areas of the great lakes and new england. a little bit of everything with this storm. >> not over yet. thank you. >>> well, today, president obama kicks off a two-day nuclear summit with over 50 world leaders. the goal is to cut down on nuclear materials and proliferation around the world. this is the president's fourth and final nuclear summit. russian president vladimir putin has boycotted the event amid increased tensions with the u.s. this comes as donald trump told msnbc's c

another line of thunderstorms hitting parts of oklahoma, arkansas, northern louisiana and northern mississippi overnight.. bringing more rain and reports of tornadoes in arkansas. 3 at least 27 people are dead and 75 are hurt after an explosion rocks the capitol of turkey. the blast ripped through a busy square in the heart of ankara, according to a turkish news agency. scores of police cars, firefighters and medical personnel rushed to the scene. the cause is still unknown.a senior turkish official says it's too early to talk about who carried out the attack.a bombing that targeted military vehicles in the capital in people. 3 north korea says its military is ready to pre- emptively attack south korea if it sees signs that american and south korean troops are attempting to invade the north.the declaration is the latest outburst over the drills that the us and south korea say are defensive and routine.at the start of the drills earlier today, the north warned of a "nuclear strike of justice." 3 japanese automaker nissan is recalling more than 47- thousand electric leafs in the u-s and canada -

we're tracking a cluster of rain, really moving across the northern portions of mississippi, also into western portions of tennessee. that is heading closer to us. yes, that will be here after sunset this evening. so at 8:00 today we're looking still at sunshine, partly cloudy skies at noon, we'll get through sunset, this is 6:30. cloudy, the rain, even snow showers back toward the mountains later today. that arrives in our neck of the woods. the rain at midnight tonight. the rain is going to be pretty widespread, could come down heavy at times. i want to stop this future forecast though at about 2:00, 2:30 friday morning. and look at this, some pinks and whites showing up across portions of mecklenburg county in virginia. along the virginia border communities. i do think there's the chance for a very light wintry mix, maybe a few wet snowflakes mixing in. it's not going to be enough to cause problems on the roadways but i will tell you just north of mecklenburg county there's actually a winter storm watch in effect for central portion of virginia. we'll watch it as we head into the ov

in mississippi and northern mississippi, the golden triangle, parts of georgia as well. when you have cities that are a scale that people can say we see the effects of the city, of this trend within our own boundaries, and we can do something about it. we can have business people and faith leaders and ngos and school people say somebody is coming out of the correctional system and needs to have some sort of job. here's a way we can get him a skill. here is an indicted employment program. this era of over incarceration, we did see a lot of city by city efforts to incorporate as many people as they could back into productive life. host: jeff is in frederick, maryland. good morning. caller: how is everybody to get? -- today? i have two questions. juste my flying probably -- flying privileges revoked because of two points over on the blood pressure. greenville was one of my solos. trip is oneng your and are you a proponent of a third class medical reform, and do you feel that general of the asian place a big part in the local economy -- that general aviation plays a big part

the showers are now moving into portions of memphis, tennessee, northern portions of mississippi as well. this system is going to arrive in our area after sunset tonight. so the bulk of the rain coming through in the overnight hours, for the second time this week. we were talking about that cold, 25 now in roxboro, also in the 20s around sanford, pinehurst at -- at freezing in fayetteville and just above the mark in rillington and raeford this morning. the sunniest part of the day is going to be the morning commute. so you'll need sunglasses, remember the heavier jacket too. 32 at 8:00 a.m. 10:00 a.m. around 40. 45 at noon and then a high today of only 51 degrees. i showed you earlier but normal for this time of year is actually around 59. even cooler tomorrow, the bulk of the moisture coming through overnight tonight moving out first thing tomorrow morning. things will warm up, 54 on saturday but into the upper 50s by sunday afternoon. i'll have a breakdown of the week ahead and when we see 60s for afternoon highs coming up. >>> 4:42. still to come, what a georgia psychologist had to sa

right now though the bulk of that heavy rain now moving into northern portions of mississippi. doesn't look pretty now but no severe warnings have been issued with that area of unsettled weather. let me bring you closer to home. looking at sunshine at 7:30 this morning. by noon today calling it partly you'll notice back to our west at 6:00 p.m. they could be seeing accumulating snow showers around boone and asheville. that is the higher elevations. here we're expecting this to fall as mainly a cold rain. here we are, midnight tonight, the bulk of the rain moving through in the overnight hours. i'm stopping this at 2:00 a.m. friday morning, so most of us will be aveep, you can see along the virginia worder could see the brief changeover to a wintry mix, not expecting impact on the roadways there and then that changes back to rain quickly for the communities along the virginia border. 8:00 a.m. still dealing with lingering rain friday morning. they leave by noon friday and then we'll see drier conditions by the afternoon. we are talking about a can't amount of rain overnight -- d

more severe weather expected today as the storm moves east towards northern mississippi and alabama andtern tennessee. david: all right the pentagon is planning another round of gitmo releases. two detainees will head to an undisclosed country in africa this weekend. number of detainees in these next two rounds, thought to be about a dozen. joining me, david sears, retired u.s. navy seal. david, just to show you what kind of people we're dealing with here, five of these people that will be released were accused of planning and supporting the 9/11 attacks. these people already have the blood of americans on their hands. >> yes they do, and i think you said it before, david, these are the worst of the worst. the numbers also reveal the recidivism rate will be somewhere between 10 and 30%. that is conservative ily, right? guaranteed one of these guys will commit terrorist acts against the united states. david: we only know they're going someplace in africa. is there any place in africa gitmo detainees have been sent more difficult or escape from to go to the battlefield? >> i think a lot o

in mississippi and northern mississippi, the golden triangle, parts of georgia as well.you have cities that are a scale that people can say we see the effects of the city, of this trend within our own boundaries, and we can do something about it. we can have business people and faith leaders and ngos and school people say somebody is coming out of the correctional system and needs to have some sort of job. here's a way we can get him a skill. here is an indicted employment program. this era of over incarceration, we did see a lot of city by city efforts to incorporate as many people as they could back into productive life. host: jeff is in frederick, maryland. good morning. caller: how is everybody to get? -- today? i have two questions. juste my flying probably -- flying privileges revoked because of two points over on the blood pressure. greenville was one of my solos. trip is oneng your and are you a proponent of a third class medical reform, and do you feel that general of the asian place a big part in the local economy -- that general aviation plays a big part in th

now that severe weather threat has since shifted east and it is east of the mississippi through western tennessee, northernalam, mississippi and this will continue to migrate east tomorrow. we will talk about what it means for us. when you look at storms breaking out here squall lines, wind driven rain and thunder pushing eastbound right new there are a number of severe weather, possibilities, here throughout the day and right now a tornado watch has been issued across that area. this is not the kind offset up for us, however. i do think we have a shot to see thunderstorms out of this next frontal boundary but we will sit in the marginal risk zone. way at bottom of the pole here these are new classifications that have been with us from the storm prediction center for about two seasons now. meanwhile we will go outside to the here and now and it is beautiful, frankly. we have a lovely start to the morning with blue mountain in the distance, pleasant valley indeed outside middle and high school campus at broad headville. speaking of schools we will give it a a minus. we will start off in the 50's in many spots

the gulf states, after the massive rainfall which drops as much as 20 inches across northern louisiana, western mississippi. incredible amounts of rain. there's still a chance for showers and storms there. so flash flood watches remain in effect through tomorrow. a piece of that gets here saturday. but we won't see anything like that guaranteed. mid to upper 50's tonight. with a light east wind wayaybove the average of 39. and there could be just a spotty shower in the morning. talked about that. by noon we're into the low to mid 60's and into the afternoon, you see a lot of clouds around tomorrow. it should be a dry afternoon after a spotty shower in the morning. temperatures will be cooler but still eight or 10 degrees above average. right around 70 degrees. here's that weak front sliding in across the state. so you see the east-northeast flow across the region. plenty of clouds tomorrow. but again, rainfall will be very sparse. warm front goes to the north and some of that moisture over the deep south surges northeast and we start to see the second half of the day, a couple of scattered showers. rainfal

moving into tennessee and northern portions of mississippi. that's a cold front, it's going to track into our area overnight tonight so the bulk of the rain will come through while we're sleeping. 7:00 a.m., clear skies, at lunchtime say partly cloudy, for the drive home, turning mostly cloudy. you can see back to our west they are expecting snow showers across the mountains with this system. i'm not expecting snow in central north carolina but i am expecting widespread rain at about midnight tonight. i do want to point out into the early morning hours of our friday, could be cold enough right along the virginia border wintry mix or snow mix in. they have winter storm watches in effect for the central portions of the state. the watches do not extends to our virginia border communities or into here into central north carolina. the good news is the rain is wrapping up fairly quickly. by friday morning, 8:30 a.m., rain around the 95 corridor. lunchtime we're dry but still looking at pretty cloudy skies. so how much rain are we talking? well, for

the area of greatest concern for tornados, if you have friends or family in northern mississippi, northern alabama and through tennessee make sure they know they have a tornado threat during the afternoon and evening and they'll have their safety plans set in stone. but a few of those tornados could be on the strong side and those are the most deadly. we had a lot of heavy rain around little rock yesterday, flooding was widespread, additional heavy rains today flooding into georgia. we're expecting two to four inches of rain, maybe up too six inches locally in some of those spots and the other story is the cold that's still expected to come down behind the storm. this weekend don't put away the gloves and hats and everything else. windchills monday morning in the single digits in northern new england and we're still talking about the potential for snow a little saturday and more monday and tuesday up here in new york state into new england. so active weather as we end march and we head into april. new york city 70 degrees today. monday morning windchill will be down around 30. you're watch

northeastern oklahoma now the threat moves to the east, western kentucky and northern alabama, northern mississippind the gulf coast. let's check a little closer to home. >> reporter: we might see thunderstorms around here ginger. for now we're dry and we have the sun up over the airport. it's not as cold as yesterday, most areas in the 50s. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast we'll see clouds increasing today it will be a blustery afternoon, but warmer high of 74. tomorrow, intermittent showers and gusty thunderstorms at times not raining all the time, but you want to take cover from any storms. a warm high of 77 down into the 60s on saturday, 40s on sunday. totally fine in apparently i don't either. >> time for "pop." >> i love your dress. you look beautiful today. not just because i said you were in the wrong place. i swear to god. "pop news," everybody. we start with a wheel of fortune whiz who literally steals the show. robert sentoli won an epic $76,000 on the popular game show but what has everybody's whees spinning is how he crushed solving a puzzle with just one letter. >> oh, com

oklahoma, now that threat moves to the east, western to kentucky back through northern alabama, northern mississippiund for tomorrow along the gulf coast.likely wel dark. mild and breezy with highs in the low 70s. tomorrow, showers and thunderstorms more lel morning. highs near 80! rain may linger into the morning on saturday then breezy and cooler. highs only around 50 by sunday. >>> all right. i'm back. i'm back inside. i don't know where i am this morning which is totally fine in apparently i don't either. >> time for "pop." >> i love your dress. you look beautiful today. not just because i said you were in the wrong place. i swear to god. "pop news," everybody. we start with a wheel of fortune whiz who literally steals the show. robert sentoli won an epic $76,000 on the popular game show but what has everybody's whees spinning is how he crushed solving a puzzle with just one letter. >> oh, come on. >> go. robert. >> port and starboard. >> yea >> whoo! >> out of nowhere. >> unbelievable. >> so he apologized to the other contestants on the show. he just was like i'm just that good. what can i say?

oklahoma, now that threat moves to the east, western to kentucky back through northern alabama, northern mississippior tomorrow along the gulf coast. >>> all right. >>> good morning, meteorologist mike nicco has the bay area forecast. looks like summer but feels like spring. the mild conditions through the weekend and the next storm now is sliding to the north. check out cloud cover this afternoon, along the coast, 60s into san francisco at 61 and mostly sunny and mid-to-upper 60s and sunny inland low-to-mid 70s. my sent seven shows in the 60s at the coast and low-to-mid 70s around the bay and inland and 80s starting to show up next >>> all right. i'm back. i'm back inside. i don't know where i am this morning which is totally fine. >> apparently i don't either. >> time for "pop." >> i love your dress. you look beautiful today. not just because i said you were in the wrong place. i swear to god. hey, "pop news," everybody. we start with a "wheel of fortune" whiz who literally steals the show. robert sentoli won an epic $76,000 on the popular game show but what has everybody's wheels spinning is how

latest video of any damage and any video that comes out of the western part of tennessee, northern part of mississippi, and the state of arkansas. several tornado warnings down there this evening. but here at home, all is calm, all is quiet. can't rule out widely scattered showers in the far northwestern part of the tristate. this band of rain from columbia, indiana to east of indianapolis, is falling part in a hurry. for all intents and purposes, we're done with showers overnight with the exception of being close to connersville, partial clearing over the last few hours. clouds start to fill back in overnight. initially it's mid- and upper level clouds. any sun that will be early tomorrow will be highly filtered. notice rain, isolated thunderstorms favored during the afternoon tomorrow. severe weather is not a concern tomorrow. outside chance for some stronger storms tuesday night because we'll pump in more low-level moisture and temperatureses will spike up between 70 and 75 before showers and storms start to develop in the ohio valley. a lot of uncertainty on the timing and the strength of the stor

. >> the northern gulf coast up the mississippi river to memphis, tennessee, they are expecting more rain and getting it right now. watches in green and warnings in the red shade. look at the rain, it doesn't let up. it keeps moving over the same areas. a little closer to home. a lot of the rain that we saw yesterday has moved to the south, where they really don't mean. we had a corridor of heavy ier rain move south and east of downtown. eventually towards hillsboro. that's where we picked up close to one inch of rainfall yesterday. they had in louisiana, at least we're dry on precision doppler 12 hd, getting peeks of sunshine, filtered sunshine. we had high thin clouds. we're getting at least a little bit of sun to move on through. 54 out in georgetown. west union and peeples in the upper 50s already. downtown. brookeville right around 48 degrees. mid to upper 50s for high temperatures. 58 degrees our high, i think, over downtown. we're staying clear of most of the rain though. that's some good news, there's the rain that we had yesterday. we had a front move through and it pushed t

right in this area in orange, northern mississippi. most of western tennessee. we could see large hail and isolated tornadoes out ahead of the cold front. another round of storms firing up tomorrow as it makes it to the east coast >>> a mild day heading our way. we end march going out lamb like. 72 the expected high today. showers move in later tonight. another warm day tomorrow, tradeoff, though, april showers, maybe even an isolated thunderstorm and high of 74. 60 on saturday. could be a shower early in the day, sharply colder and windy at night. snow showers north and west of town. wind gusts approaching 50 miles an hour. rain and snow showers by tuesday. >>> that's your latest forecast. guys? >> thank you very much. rutgers is one of our finest institutions. >> i loved it. >> great school. >> coming up next, he plays one of the best characters on tv. cam from "modern family." eric stonestreet is in the new hbo film "confirmation" about the supreme court confirmation and the real li pepper discovers jimmy dean delights, made with real egg whites, lean cut mea

the heaviest rain in alabama and in northern parts of mississippi. this is a giant area of low back into texas. closer to home, cloudy. frontal boundary dropping through. most places do not see rain. 11:00 tomorrow during the parade , the st. patrick's day parade, it looks relatively rain free. shower, but most of the region stays dry. watch what happens sunday. sunday afternoon, showers arrive. the rest of the afternoon in raleigh, mostly cloudy skies. looking at temperatures across the region today -- those temps in the 70's from carrie to chapel hill. 79 in holly springs. 78 in sanford. 80's and fable and clinton. 80 in goldsboro. wake forest tops out at 78. 77 that roanoke rapids. 79 in wilson. tonight, 50's as the overnight lows. most places they rain free. your abc 11 first alert seven-day forecast powered by accuweather, showing temperatures tomorrow at 68 degrees. if you're headed to the parade, 10:00 start, abc 11 will have a pop-up studio. if you cannot make it, it will be streamed alive. sunday, we bring forward. st. patrick's day is thurs

defied the wishes of the political establishment picking up win in the southern state of mississippi, the northern state of michigan, even hawaii. he proved his unappeal is strong mung conservative inviters. i hope that the republicans will embrace this movement. we have democrats coming over, independents coming over. if i win and get to go against hillary clinton polls show i will beat her. >> reporter: in idaho ted cruz came on top and marco rubio not winning a state. it is aresult so poor it is queried whether he will drop out. >> we're not going to win the florida primary but we will also win florida and kurn this did you know around >> reporter: clinton still leads in the democratic race and picked up another southern state thanks to overwhelming support for african-american voters. >> every time you think it can't get any ugliyer, they find a. as the rhetoric keeps sinking lower, the stakes in this election keep rising higher. >> reporter: in one week both parties will vote again. it could offer donald trump the opportunity to cement his republican front runner status and also give bernie s

defied the wishes of the political establishment, picking up wins in the southern state of mississippi, the northernchigan, even hawaii. he proved his brood appeal is strong among conservative reporters. >> i hope that the republicans will embrace it. we have -- don't forget, we have democrats coming over. very importantly. we have independents coming over. if i win and if i get to go against hilary, polls are showing that i would beat her. >> reporter: in idaho it was ted cruz that came out on top. marco rubio winning not a single state. it's a result so poor there are questions about whether he'll drop out before the march 15th vote in his home state of florida. he says no way. >> we not just going to win the florida primary, we are going to win florida in november, and we are going to turn this country around. >> reporter: clinton still leads in the democratic race, and did pick up mississippi thanks to overwhelming support by african american voters. she took aim at the campaign being run by our republican opponent. >> every time you think it can't get any uglier, they find a way. and as this rh

he got 5% of the vote in mississippi and northern florida, the population centers are going to vote likepi voted and he's just not going to do well in florida -- in northern florida. that's going to hurt him. >> northern florida similar to some of those other states. gloria do you agree? >> yes. rubio didn't have any success tonight. period, end of story. and florida, he's got to win it. and he did an interview this afternoon on the radio and said that i believe whoever wins the state of florida is going to be the republican nominee. take from that what you will. >> you don't need big hands to hold zero delegates. >> stop it. >> i just think -- he inspired me. i think that this is a terrible result for him in terms of getting any kind of momentum going into florida. as i said earlier i think this is a great result for donald trump because rubio was the guy who was supposed to take donald trump out in florida. he goes in very damaged into next tuesday. i don't even think he could have imagined the result that he got tonight. >> when you step back it's really pretty remarkable. the republi

a very nice day across northern florida, georgia, mississippi and alabama. you can see all this cloud cover across the gulf of mexico. that's a system we are continuing to keep an eye on as it continues to trek towards the east crossing the the south of florida. unfortunately the moisture associated with that system will definitely affect us throughout the day today. uv index on t t higher end of the scale. showers on the lower to moderate end. marine conditions even lower. no advisories anywhere in sight. the weak front swings through later today and expecting temperatures in the lower 80s. plenty of sunshine for the next five to six days. expecting windy conditions for >>> turkish police used teargas and water cannons to carry out a raid on the country's top selling up in. hundreds gathered outside to protest the action. turkish authorities seized control of facility. >>> federal agents foiled an unusual human smuggling attempt. listen to this. u.s. customs discovered an undocumented brazilian man hidden in the gas tank area of an suv at a port of entry al

right in this area in orange, northern mississippi. most of western tennessee. of the cold front. another round of storms firing up tomorrow as it makes it to the east coast. >>> good morning. i'm meteorologist bill henley. get ready for a warm one. gusty winds will warm us up this afternoon. 70s today. the winds gusting this afternoon to 40 miles an hour. showers, thunderstorms on and off tomorrow. 76 the high. the temperatures tumble over the weekend. not so bad on saturday with a chance of showers, but look at a windy and cold sunday, high of 48. warmer monday afternoon but another round of cold for tuesday and into wednesday. have a great day! >>> that's your latest forecast. guys? >> thank you very muchnk you ve. rutgers is one of our finest institutions. >> i loved it. >> great school. >> coming up next, he plays one of the best characters on tv. cam from "modern family." eric stonestreet is in the new hbo film "confirmation" about the supreme court confirmation of clarence thomas. and the real li pepper discovers jimmy dean delights, made with real egg wh

we have enhanced risk by storm prediction center by western parts of kentucky and northern parts of mississippithern portions of arkansas. the greater risk with longer tractornados and particularly violent right in here, including tennessee, alabama and mississippi. heads up if you live in huntsville or memphis or tupelo, mississippi you could see some of these strong storms rolling through and potentially pricing some tornadoes. by friday the storm moves eastward, up and down the east coast we have risk for severe weather. the remaining risk southeastern parts of the u.s. out here we're dealing a a lot of rain throughout the month of march. we've been bringing stories of flooding out here. look at forecasts. they are bringing heavy rain and locally six inches of rain possible. there is concern for flooding across the southeastern u.s. as will. martha? martha: well have to watch. thank you, maria, very much. bill: first-graders confess to a plot to kill a classmate. what those kids had planned and why police allowed the school to handle the punishment for first-graders. martha: plus donald trum

right in this area in orange, northern mississippi. most of western tennessee.the cold front. another round of storms firing up tomorrow as it makes it to >>> we have some night, quiet weather here. although we've had some clouds this morning to start. and our temperatures are now in the upper 40s to low to mid 50s. it is 56 degrees in san francisco. 55 degrees will be the high today in the peninsula. 70 in the north bay, as well as the tri-valley. san francisco, 64 degrees. 68 in the south bay. with all of that sunshine today, we will see our temperatures right at about average, and more clouds for the morning tomorrow and temperatures like this tomorrow afternoon. >>> that's your latest forecast. guys? >> thank you very much. rutgers is one of our finest institutions. >> i loved it. >> great school. >> coming up next, he plays one of the best characters on tv. cam from "modern family." eric stonestreet is in the new hbo film "confirmation" about the supreme court confirmation of clarence thomas. and the real li pepper discovers jimmy dean delights, made with r

defied the wishes of the political establishment picking up wins in the southern state of mississippi and the northern state of michigan. he proved his broad appeal is strong among conservative voters. i think it is the biggest story of politics today. don't forget we have democrats coming over, very importantly, we have independentants coming over. if i went and get to go against hillry. >> reporter: in idam o coming out on top. marco rubio didn't win a state. questions therefore of whether he will drop out before the march 15 vote in his home state. he says no way. >> we are going to win florida in november around turn this around >> reporter: hillary clinton still leads in the race and picked up another southern state thanks to overwhelming support to african-american welcome. she thanked her supporters. >> every time you think it can't get any uglier they find a way and as the rhetoric keeps sinking lower, the stakes in this election keep rising higher >>> what happens next? >> reporter: if you can believe it, there are more votes happening a week from tuesday, so we're going to go through this al

defied the wishes of the political establishment picking up wins in the southern state of mississippi and the northern state of michigan which proved his broad appeal is strong among conservative voters >> i think it is the biggest story today. we have democrats coming over, very importantly, we have independents coming over. if i wind and if i get to go against hillary clinton, polls show that i will beat her. >> reporter: in idaho ted cruz came out on top. marco rubio didn't win a stop. there are questions of whether he will drop out before his home street. >> we're not going to win the florida primary but florida in november and turn this country around. >> reporter: hillary clinton still leads in the democratic race and did pick up another southern state, mississippi, thanks to after win can-american supporters. she thanked her supporters. >> every time you think can capital get any ugliy they find the way and as the rhetoric keeps sinking lower, the stakes in this election keep rising higher. >> reporter: in one week both parties will vote yet again in delegate rich states like ohio, florida and

that's why we have the flash flood watch, memphis, all the way down to much of the state, mississippi and northern louisiana, where they have the flash flood warnings on hb going. our rain will move in, until mainly tomorrow afternoon. i think the morning will be okay. st. patrick's day parade will kick off tomorrow. if you're going down there early, you will go to the mid 50s. it's going to be cloudy. we're getting a sprinkle or two during the middle of the parade. we will have dry air in place. eventually, our chances increase from the showers. and how we have the clouds you could see a couple of pop-up light showers. that's a couple of raindrops i'm expecting tomorrow morning. it's not going to be much whatsoever. we get to the late afternoon, you could see the rain, that pushes from the south. it will continue to increase in coverage, look how wide plans, especially early in the clouds, not a whole lot. the heart is going on sunday. we will have rain. be prepared for rain, sunday morning it also will be warm. we're into the upper 60s on sunday. monday, we're looking at a little rain. forecast

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our next storm system and whilst producing heavy rain around memphis and back down into northern parts of mississippi that storm system is going to work each word and bring that whether our way we will see great chances for rain later tonight and tomorrow morning through midday and then it'll swing offshore and the winds are going to be cranking is white is actually hurricane force wind warnings for offshore this is not right in our cars but offshore the system continues to move off to the east tomorrow it's going to take those very strong winds really ramp up when to get out offshore so shipping interests paying very close attention to that scenario we're going to be watching for some potential snow across central parts of virginia. locally we should be in pretty good shape and mainly rain but a little bit of mixing will be possible today north wind started to become ne initially later this afternoon what to get into tomorrow because here you go. the rain comes in heavy rain over eastern north carolina we're talking an potentially for parts of the area the snow on the backside of the system mainly t

around these locations, especially going into tonight around mississippi and northern georgia, there's the likelihood damaging wind gusts and isolated tornadoes extending as far south as the florida panhandle. this weak front will cross through sections of south florida between wednesday night and thursday relatively unnoticed. so outside of warm temperature readings and an isolated shower, it will be dry at least through the weekend. if your plans take you beach or boating, looking good. no advisories with this lighter breeze off the ocean. s by cane bay light chop, out in the gulf stream waters at a moderate chop with seas building two to four feet outside the reef. the next high tide 1:27 this afternoon in dade an broward, 2:33 in the lower keys. forecast highs will range at about 80 degrees along the coast, lower 80s around the inland areas, which is above average for this time of year. tonight's lows will be in the 70s with the extended outlook $% calling for warm weather through next week. that is your 7 on 7 foreca. >>> nasa astronaut kelly will rerern after nearly a year in spa

through windows like it did in texas in places like kentucky, nashville, tennessee, much of mississippi and northern alabama so that's where the severe part goes today. the winter storm warnings stretch all the way from maine back again into parts of iowa. michigan, going to get hit with not only the snow but freezing rain and sleet possibilities. i'll detail more coming up. >> it is spring, right? >> it is spring. >> just wanted to double-check that. >> despite in that you see here. >> okay, thank you. >>> now to the race for president turning into a war of words. over wives. republican front-runner donald trump threatening to, quote, spill the beans on ted cruz's wife, now she's responding and abc's tom llamas is here with the latest. good morning, tom. >> reporter: good morning to you. name-calling has become the norm this campaign cycle but now the bickering is getting really nasty involving spouses and their looks. the gop race for president getting personal. donald trump and senator ted cruz now in the middle of a wife war. it started when an anti-trump super pac released this digital ad showi

march 8, just two days ago, mississippi voted and only 5% of the people in mississippi voted for marco rubio which means northernvote like mississippi. >> donald trump is not abraham lincoln, come on. let's have a little reality check here. >> this is talking math here. >> a software upgrade saying all of islam hates the united states? that's being softer and gentler? >> so when we're talking about islam -- >> he said they hate us. >> he's talking about the culture of islam in the middle east. i want to get down for this because it's important. we love muslims in america and they love us. why? we have a great culture that respects women's rights. >> relax, relax. the thing about muslims in the middle east is they don't respect women's rights. if you want to leave the religion of islam in the middle east, it's very real. i encourage people to look at the pew research poll. 39 muslim countries and this isn't 5% or 10%, the majority of those populations hate america and hate women's rights. >> i'm going to give you a quick chance to respond. >> this is what trump does, says one thing one minute and the opposite the

northern men to release him from prison. the south have the right to secede from the union. this bible is a family bible and it was at its plantation home in mississippi and was taken during the war between the states by a northern soldier. much later, it was returned to the white house by his younger brother. willis of delaware, ohio. this is the dining room. as you can see, president davis had just joined having guests. they had lavish dinners, beautiful, pointed rose to china that was mrs. davis is that we had some of. the south, political and social. they had a wonderful time while they were here. mrs. davis was beautifully educated and was a wonderful hostess. i can just imagine, discussing politics, of course. it was so important and that they had to dinners and receptions because they were trying to win people over to the cause and they would have people of all different kinds of social and economic grounds to come together to support president davis and what he was all about. because he was the figurehead of the movement of the confederate the and in order for the confederacy to work, president davis had to work with all kinds of people, peopl

mississippi. well, the northern part of this front will dip to the south during the day today and starts to get us into the chance of showers. a slight chance today, but a chance of more on saturday. even more on sunday and monday. still, not looking at a washout by any means. we have a slight chance of showers today. a lot of 30 percent chance on saturday, 40 sunday and monday. by tuesday, we can just kiss the system goodbye and back to warm conditions next week. a warm day today. nearly 80 degrees. 10 degrees cooler tomorrow with a high of 68. but a warm start in the morning. we start with a chance of rain at 25 to 30 percent, then dropping off during the afternoon. sunday will be just the opposite. we'll see a better chance of rain later in the day with drier conditions in the morning eighty chance of showers monday and then dry into next week. that's a look at weather and brian has traffic to go. >>> 6:50 now, elizabeth. looking at the friday morning commute, it's starting off pretty well. map. just one accident showing up on the map this morning. it's over in westboro at jones franklin road.

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you can see the storms running the mississippi valley all the way back to northern mexico. very simply is cut off from the jet stream up north. the storm system arrived in the debt stream being pushed along in and out within a day or so, maybe a few hours. when they are separated from the jet stream, it's meandering and making its own way. that situation usually lands to days in the same spot before it can finally get kicked out and move all that's what we will see with the system. one wave of rain moves out and is followed up by another round. this slow is only strengthening. we are looking at on our future cast some snow in the higher elevations of mexico tomorrow from the system. in the us, i will closely be watching this in texas back to dallas and houston and over towards alabama, louisiana, and arkansas for the next 48 hours. the flooding threat will be quite high. blocking any of us from getting that rain right now. it is also putting on a squeeze wind. los to the west, highs in the east, we're in the middle. that is why the rain has been so prominent to the west and

@tornado watch boxes now up for @portions of the mississippi @river valley from memphis down @towards northern louisiana. @i don't think we will see @severe weather like that here @in northeast ohio. @here is future view as we break @it down for you into tomorrow @morning. @temperatures in the mid 50s @early monday. @that -- maybe that shower or @spring he will. @then breaks in the over cast. @expect some sunshine to break @through. @southerly winds and @temperatures in the upper 60s. @a little moisture in the air. @as an active system comes in @from the west and southwest, @the same one that's in arkansas @tonight. @look at the thunderstorms @approacheningalling -- @approaching plans field -- @mansfield. @i will be tracking this with @you throughout the evening. @into tuesday morning which of @course is election day. @as we go through tomorrow, @maybe a quarter to half an inch @of rain generally but some of @you may see just a little bit @more. @speaking of election day, which @of course is tuesday, here is @what the day shapes up as. @low 50s, upper 50s midday with @mostly cloudy skies i wil

hours continue to see more showers and thunderstorms here across places like alabama, mississippi and portions of northerne next couple days as for more rain. looking at additional inches of rainfall potentially more than four inches in areas across southern parts of alabama and mississippi and most of the concern for severe weather throughout the day today and into tonight. also included in western parts of the florida panhandle, damaging winds, large hail and isolated tornadoes possible throughout the the day today. had that to get the weather warnings that the day today. tracking a coastal area of low pressure as we head the day on sunday. there will be called master across the northeast and into parts of the mid-atlantic for snowfall. it is below freezing in some areas. the big question is what happens as the storm tracks northward or are all on the snowfall in the snow totals coming down. they'll be a question across parts of the mid-atlantic. it looks like you are definitely going to be getting snowfall and someone is going to walk out with a foot of snow potentially. i think maine has a higher chan

mississippi. >>> another storm is causing problems in northern california, two families have had to evacuate their homes because of a mudslide. other homes may be in danger. the problems started several months ago. >>> formal announcement from the white house on president obama's justice antonin scalia. he has reportedly narrowed it to three choices. senate republicans are still refusing to hold hearings or schedule a vote before the presidential election. >>> still ahead -- new details on an automaker recall. >>> a passenger plane bound for the u.s. with two missiles onboard. how did they get there. >>> plus, caught on camera. never tailgate. look closely at the two vehicles highway. the vehicle in the back riding the other, until the vehicle taps the brakes, causing that driver in the rear to spin out of control. the driver who crashed was cited. >>> and new overnight a dramatic high-speed chase of a stolen police cruiser through parts of los angeles ended when police opened fire on the driver. that driver hit speeds in excess of 100 miles an hour. weaving in and off of freeways. the stolen car