north birmingham, west birmingham, even way down south birmingham.ected with my old friend ruben who's a fan of every major league baseball team and i think he's been on a tv show or two. yeah, he's kind of famous around these parts. >> i want to tell you how big a fan i am of yours! >> "the daily show" roy not so much. i'm down here trying to find a heart of alabama. >> the heart of alabama is much bigger than birmingham, but i've got to get out of the city, give you a little taste of real alabama. >> ain't going to the country. >> look at me, man, you will be fine in the country. >> you got people in the country? >> i got folk in the country. up in the national forest. a guy up there. >> you got a dude in the far est? >> an environmentalist. >> a real environmentalist? >> he can debunk some of the ideas people have about alabama. >> am i wrong for being nervous as a black man in the country. do you know who was at that party? a cell phone signal. ruben was paying for the ribs, so i guess i had the to go. let me go get the banana pudding. i'm fixing

still is, now aged 80, as the new season starts for dozens of teams, mostly across the south of the uk, and in birminghamve having a team that plays, there a re balls love having a team that plays, there are balls and bats and you just catch it and, oh, it's a wonderful game. it's a case of defending the wicket with your hand but now luckily there are these fine hand—held bats. it has so much in common with cricket except there are eight balls per overturned, not six, and bowling is underarm. but because it's also a forerunner of baseball and rounders, the ball is surprisingly small and hard. and rounders, the ball is surprisingly small and hardm and rounders, the ball is surprisingly small and hard. it so hard, especially when your hands are cold as well. but as you warm up through the season your hands get used to it. being accessible to beginners and also being one of the country's oldest sports, two reasons why stool ball is enjoying a revival. unlucky! having seen the wonderful footage from the 19205, it is a shame we don't wear hat5. from the 19205, it is a shame we don't wear hats. i'm disappointe

south. still warm in birmingham and atlanta.gh, new york, everybody above normal, but not as much as we were yesterday. still feeling comfortable. then to dallas where temperatures will be in the 80s. i mentioned being cooler. windy for boston marathon at 10:00 a.m. 66 degrees. gusts will be strong at 28-mile-per-hour. the high in boston at 71. notice the rain lingers for the southern planes. we'll be watching for that this afternoon. unsettled weather will remain for pacific northwest. showers from san francisco to seattle. tuesday the storm spread a little further to the east. could see them work their way to the south. notice it does get a lot cooler. particularly new england. boston high of 47. what a difference a day would make. big change in temperatures. look for that wet weather in minneapolis as well as with a high of 69. >> pretty much a spring forecast there. >> thank you very much. >> still ahead a lot of playoff action on the court and on the ice. sports is next. (burke) at farmers, we've seen almost everything, so

south—west england and wales. not raining all day any means. breezy with reasonably sunny weather but by the end of the day, the rain may reach london, birminghamuth but for most, it will be by night. pushing northwards into the bank day monday weekend before it fizzles away and then sunshine and showers for england and wales. dry conditions in scotland where it could stay dry throughout the weekend. temperatures above where we have seen this week. bye—bye for now. a breast surgeon — ian paterson — has been convicted of intentionally wounding patients by performing unnecessary operations. the police say that they have foiled a potential terror plot. the armed entry was necessary due the nature of the intelligence we were dealing with and involved armed officers firing cs gas into the address. it's understood that the man arrested in whitehall yesterday is mohammed khalid 0mar ali, who's 27 and originally from north london. britain's economy slowed sharply at the start of the year. official figures show gdp grew byjust 0.3%. also, love in the

south. a new tornado watch box was issued from across central alabama and tennessee including louisville, lexington, nashville, birminghamluded. it's the one to the south that's really interesting. the storm prediction center when they issued this watch in effect until 8:00 p.m. says it goes along with what we call a pds, particularly dangerous situation. only 1% of watches are given that. that means, and it's reserved only for these areas that could have violent tornadoes that are wide and stay on the ground for a long period of time. we had one large tornado south of atlanta under americus. wide reports of damage there, and a few warnings right now south of columbia, south carolina, and a few south of atlanta. but this is going to be going on until probably 11:00 tonight and then the threat will slip over to the carolinas. a lot of water falling down with this, but the big story are the tornadoes that will be numerous as the hours roll on. >> mike goodness. my parents are in atlanta. my team is in atlanta. i think they were told at some point today to stay away from the windows. frightening, tom. thank you so much. >>

at 4 o'clock south west england, wales, the channel islands, through bristol to birmingham some sunshineh of northern england seeing sunshine. northern ireland will hold on to cloud. sunny in southern scotland. but showers in northern scotland and very chilly. tonight some showers continue across northern parts of scotland. most of us northern parts of scotland. most of us will have a dry night with a chilly night and a touch of frost widely. so a chilly start to tomorrow. but that is no bad anyoning thing for the marathon runners in london. it will warm up with. that is the story for much of england and wales tomorrow, another fine day with sunshine. more cloud in north—west england and northern ireland and scotland and some patchy rain here and for northern scotland, things will turn wet and windy and again just things will turn wet and windy and againjust six degrees things will turn wet and windy and again just six degrees there. and thatis again just six degrees there. and that is a sign of what is to come. through sunday night we see this low pressure winding itself up across the n

i'm a realtor with realty south and the president of the birmingham association of realtors and an obvious champion of homeownership. back in november, we attended the national convention in orlando and we learned of three different tax proposals being considered by congress. there was the dave camp tax reform act the ron wyden tax , reform plan and the house republican tax form blueprint. for many years we have gone to the hill and begged to protect the mortgage interest deduction. that is an incentive for homeowners. they obviously -- most of them have mortgages. we are learning though that in each of these plans the bill drafters were able to protect mortgage interest deduction. however, when you do the math of each of the plans, all three of of them this incentivize -- disincentivize homeownership through the itemized deduction. my question is -- do you have any updates on any of these plans? can we count on you to protect home mortgage reduction and home ownership for the american family? [applause] rep. palmer: as a homeowner with the mortgage, i think yes. the wyden plan is not unde

still is, now aged 80, as the new season starts for dozens of teams, mostly across the south of the uk, and in birmingham hand but now, luckily, there are these frying pan—type bats. it has so much in common with cricket except there are eight balls per over, not six, and bowling is underarm. but because it's a forerunner of baseball and rounders, the ball is surprisingly small and hard. it so hard, especially when your hands are sort of cold as well. but as you warm up and through the season your hands get used to it. being accessible to beginners and also being one of the country's oldest sports, two reasons why stoolball is enjoying a revival. unlucky! if you fancy a go, you can go to the bbc website for details of your local club. so back to the main event and we're in for one of the biggest nights in british boxing history as anthonyjoshua takes on a legend of the ring, wladimir klitschko. but how do these heavyweights stack up against each other? anthonyjoshua is just 27 years old, and klitschko is now a1 so it's being seen as a battle between youth and experience. the british boxer won his olympic

birmingham. thunderstorms pushing through atlanta, georgia. they push through to the south and east as well, also the carolinas. monday evening will a soaking rain for that evening commute. monday night the storm system starts to push offshore. rainfall potential, we have watches up for at least monday afternoon, and here's why. 3 to 5 inches of soaking rain through monday. i'm pamela gardner for cbs news in boston. >>> rescuers in southern colombia are in a desperate race against time after last week's deadly mudslide. more than 200 people including more than 40 children are dead, and that number is expected to climb. mireya villarreal has the latest. >> reporter: emergency responders are looking through the rubble, tirelessly searching for survivors. this father is looking for his daughter louisa who's barely old enough to call out his name. she's just one of the hundreds still missing. the streets of mocoa, colombia, were consumed by a wall of water late friday night. heavy rain triggered the overflow of three rivers and the flooding quickly turned into an avalanche of m

for a significant and sweeter of some of these storms in place from birmingham towards atlanta out towards chattanooga to columbia, south carolina. these cities at a high-risk, moderate risk for severe weather going in towards the afternoon hours where tornadoes certainly going to be likely, widespread across some of these regions. early on in the morning could see a line of thunderstorms that could be turn jake and back in the afternoon hours. second round of wet weather could move in. behind this, snow showers could fall across parts of the higher elevations of the carolinas. >>> thank you. two global crises drawing unusual responses from the trump administration. how the white house and state department reacted to the latest trouble in syria and north korea. most stubborn makeup with one towelette. need any more proof than that? neutrogena. i've got a nice long life ahead. big plans. so when i found out medicare doesn't pay all my medical expenses, i got a medicare supplement insurance plan. [ male announcer ] if you're eligible for medicare, you may know it only covers about 80% of your part b medical expenses. the

but for south—west scotland, down the spine of england, we start the day with fewer showers, more in the way of dry weather and sunshine. chilly, though — three degrees in birminghamst clipping into parts of pembrokeshire, cornwall and devon. and as we go on through the day, the showers will gradually become more widespread across the country, so just about anywhere you could catch one. the odd rumble of thunder, some rain, some sleet, some hail, some snow, mostly over the hills. 7—13 degrees on the thermometer, but add on the strength of the winds, and take aberdeen, for example, it will feel freezing, even in the middle of the afternoon. another cold night to come, tuesday night into wednesday. the showers, though, becoming mostly confined to eastern areas. again, some of them will be wintry. these are the temperatures to expect if you live in the middle of our big towns and cities. out in the countryside, we are looking at lows of minus six or minus seven, a widespread frost. but some subtle changes into wednesday. this ridge of high pressure begins to build its way in from the west, and that'll cut off the worst, if you like, of that biting northerly wind, so

but for south—west scotland, down the spine of england, we start the day with fewer showers, more in the way of dry weather and sunshine. chilly, though — three degrees in birminghamd devon. and as we go on through the day, the showers will gradually become more widespread across the country, so just about anywhere you could catch one. the odd rumble of thunder, some rain, some sleet, some hail, some snow, mostly over the hills. 7—13 degrees on the thermometer, but on the strength of the winds, take aberdeen, for example, it will feel freezing even in the middle of the afternoon. another cold night to come, tuesday night into wednesday. the showers, though, becoming mostly confined to eastern areas. again, some of them will be wintry. these are the temperatures to expect if you live in the middle of our big towns and cities. out in the countryside, we are looking at lows of minus six or minus seven, a widespread frost. but some subtle changes into wednesday. this ridge of high pressure begins to build its way in from the west, and that will cut off the worst, if you like, of that biting northerly wind, so maybe not as chilly on wednesday. still some showers, but m

but it turns wet for a time and south—west england, wales, northern ireland and london and birmingham touch cooler. police say they've foiled an active terror plot in london. one suspect — a woman in her twenties — was shot and is in a serious condition. in a major security operation, armed police surrounded the property and have arrested six people, including one in kent. the armed entry was necessary due the nature of the intelligence we were dealing with and involved armed officers firing cs gas into the address. it's understood that the man arrested in whitehall yesterday is mohammed khalid omar ali who's 27 and originally from north london. we'll have the very latest live on both those stories — also this lunchtime. britain's economy slowed sharply at the start of the year. official figures show gdp grew byjust 0.3%. a fund set up to improve access to cancer drugs in england

south to learn about martin luther king jr. and the civil rights movement. they boarded buses this morning for the trip to atlanta, birmingh birminghammemphis. what an experience that will be. >>> a new honor for philadelphia's dawn staley. >> the basketball coach has a road named after her in south carolina. [ cheers ] >> staley's still wearing that net she cut down after winning the ncaa championship game. she paradesed through the town with the crowd dancing and cheering on the gamecocks. coach staley told everyone there's a lot more to come. >> the lord works in mysterious ways. he does. if you're not a believer in him and you believe in us, you better find him because she answers. [ cheers ] this is just the beginning. thank you very much, from the bottom of our hearts, thank you. >> after her comments, the mayor presented staley a a street sign bearing her name. >> she represents philly well, doesn't me? yeah. >> in south carolina. >>> next, back with the top headlines following "today." >> including a big rounds of road closures facing drivers for the first time this morning as the nfl prepares for the draft in center city. th

south—west scotland, across the spine of england and wales, starting off dry. not many showers, cold and just three degrees in birminghamo showers. especially in areas exposed to the northerly wind. those wintry showers becoming more widespread throughout the day. just about anywhere you could catch a shower. low levels, some rain, sleet, hail, thunder. could be some snow the high ground. temperatures 7- 13 snow the high ground. temperatures 7— 13 degrees, but some of us, such as aberdeen, it will feel like freezing, even in the middle of the afternoon. as we go through tuesday night into wednesday, most of the showers becoming confined to eastern areas. some clear spells further west. these temperatures you can expect right in the centre of our big towns and cities. in the countryside, could be as cold as —6 oi’ countryside, could be as cold as —6 or minus seven. changes on wednesday. i pressure coming in, cutting off the worst of that cold, northerly flow. not quite as cold as the high builds in from the west. showers pushing to the south—east. some of those could be heavy, some hailand some of those could be heavy, s

south—west scotland, across the spine of england and much of wales, starting off dry. not many showers, cold and just three degrees in birminghamed to the northerly wind. those wintry showers becoming more widespread throughout the day. just about anywhere you could catch a shower. low levels, some rain, sleet, hail, thunder. could be some snow the high ground. temperatures 7—13 degrees, but some of us, such as aberdeen, it will feel like freezing, even in the middle of the afternoon. as we go through tuesday night into wednesday, most of the showers becoming confined to eastern areas. some clear spells further west. these are the temperatures you can expect right in the centre of our big towns and cities. in the countryside, could be as cold as —6 or —1. changes on wednesday. high pressure coming in, cutting off the worst of that cold, northerly flow. not quite as cold as the high builds in from the west. showers pushing to the south—east. some of those could be heavy, some hail and thunder and possibly wintry over high ground. more cloud into northern ireland and western scotland. temperatures beginning to creep upwards. that

but for south—west scotland, down the spine of england, we start the day with fewer showers, more in the way of dry weather and sunshine. chilly, though — three degrees in birminghamers feeding into cornwall and devon. and as we go on through the day, the showers will gradually become more widespread across the country, so just about anywhere you could catch one. the odd rumble of thunder, some rain, some sleet, some hail, some snow, mostly over the hills. 7—13 degrees on the thermometer, but on the strength of the winds, take aberdeen, for example, it will feel freezing even in the middle of the afternoon. another cold night to come, tuesday night into wednesday. the showers, though, becoming mostly confined to eastern areas. again, some of them will be wintry. these are the temperatures to expect if you live in the middle of our big towns and cities. out in the countryside, we are looking at lows of minus six or minus seven, a widespread frost. but some subtle changes into wednesday. this ridge of high pressure begins to build its way in from the west, and that will cut off the worst, if you like, of that biting northerly wind, so maybe not as chilly on wednesda

south—west scotland, down the spine of england, we start the day with fewer showers. more in the way of dry weather and sunshine. chilly, though. three degrees in birmingham day the showers will gradually become more widespread across the country. so just about everywhere you could catch one. the odd rumble of thunder, some rain, some sleet, somehow, some snow, mostly over the hills. seven to 13 degrees on the monitor, but out on the strength of the winds, take aberdeen for example. it will fill a freezing even in the middle of the afternoon. another cold night to come. tuesday night into wednesday. the showers, though, becoming most wea k the showers, though, becoming most weak can find the eastern areas. again, some will be wintry. these are the temperatures to expect if you live in the middle of our towns and cities. 0ut you live in the middle of our towns and cities. out in the countryside we are looking at lows of —6 minus devon. widespread frost. but some su btle devon. widespread frost. but some subtle changes into wednesday. this ridge of high pressure begins to build its way in from the west. and that will cut off the worst, if you like, of that

but for south—west scotland, down the spine of england, we start the day with fewer showers, more in the way of dry weather and sunshine. chilly, though — three degrees in birminghamt about anywhere you could catch one. the odd rumble of thunder, some rain, some sleet, some hail, some snow, mostly over the hills. 7—13 degrees on the thermometer, but on the strength of the winds, take aberdeen, for example, it will feel freezing even in the middle of the afternoon. another cold night to come, tuesday night into wednesday. the showers, though, becoming mostly confined to eastern areas. again, some of them will be wintry. these are the temperatures to expect if you live in the middle of our big towns and cities. out in the countryside, we are looking at lows of minus six or minus seven, a widespread frost. but some subtle changes into wednesday. this ridge of high pressure begins to build its way in from the west, and that will cut off the worst, if you like, of that biting northerly wind, so maybe not as chilly on wednesday. still some showers, but most of these across eastern areas. some sunshine, as well, but thicker cloud starting to roll into northern ireland an

south carolina and also in montgomery. if you know about the freedom rides, core ended them in birmingham, and alabama after the burning ofus and the beating of the people in birmingham. the students in nashville called to ask him if we could have permission to restart the freedom ride. he said you saw what happened with the burning in the bus and what happened in birmingham, you will get somebody killed. our attitude in nashville was we cannot let violence overrule non- violence. if you give us permission to restart it, we will do that. john was very instrumental in restarting the freedom rides from nashville to birmingham, montgomery and into jackson mississippi. later on, after that, in 1963, he was the organizer of the march on washington. he was also a key speaker. one of the things you may not know is that they asked john to tone his speech down, to not give the speech he had written so he had to tone it down because we wanted to say what we wanted to say and not sugarcoat it. as a result of him being one of the speakers on the march of washington, he is the only one that is still alive. john also led up peaceful ma

but for south—west scotland, down the spine of england, we start the day with fewer showers, more in the way of dry weather and sunshine. chilly, though — three degrees in birmingham parts of pembrokeshire, cornwall and devon. and as we go on through the day, the showers will gradually become more widespread across the country, so just about anywhere you could catch one. the odd rumble of thunder, some rain, some sleet, some hail, some snow, mostly over the hills. 7—13 degrees on the thermometer, but add on the strength of the winds, and take aberdeen, for example, it will feel freezing, even in the middle of the afternoon. another cold night to come, tuesday night into wednesday. the showers, though, becoming mostly confined to eastern areas. again, some of them will be wintry. these are the temperatures to expect if you live in the middle of our big towns and cities. out in the countryside, we are looking at lows of minus six or minus seven, a widespread frost. but some subtle changes into wednesday. this ridge of high pressure begins to build its way in from the west, and that'll cut off the worst, if you like, of that biting northerly wind, so maybe not as chi

. >>> down south several people are injured, including a baby after a shooting at a church carnival in alabama. the shooting happened in the church's parking lot in birmingham four victims, including the baby went to the hospital, and they are expected to recover. right now police have five people in custody as they continue to investigate what sparked the shooting. >>> authorities in florida say this wild is now contained and they do not expect it to spread any further. the fire was spotted yesterday afternoon near a highway. it did cause traffic problems clearly. earlier this week on tuesday, the governor declared a state of emergency in response to more than 100 wildfires burning across the state. drought conditions have been contributing to those fires. >>> let's head to arkansas where the scheduled executions of eight death row inmates are on hold. the state wanted to put the inmates to death before a key drug, which would be used in the lethal instruction reaches its expiration date. the attorney general filed an emergency appeal to over turn the judge's decision, and go ahead with the execution which would be the state's first in 12 years. >>> a brig

birmingham, it's also another long day for quinton, a taxi driver. he's voted democrat irk in the past but in 2016 voted p for trump. black trump voters are rare in the south, only about 9%. he's even more rare since he's black and gay. 100 days in, how do you feel? >> 100 days in, i'm not pleased. >> really? what don't you like? >> he's a little too brash. is that the w0rd? >> reporter: he hasn't seen as much change as he expected. do you wish you hadn't voted for him? >> i don't wish i hand. according to the alternatives, i don't have any alternatives. >> reporter: in des moines, i find another surprise named elberto alhand droe, a teacher who teaches spanish to inner city kids. who did you vote for? >> i voted for trump. >> reporter: born in mexico he became an american through an amnesty program in the 1980s. >> here we are 100 days after he was sworn in and he has not acted against innocent undocumented workers. >> reporter: some would disagree but alberto feels good about the administration so far, including on immigration. >> being in america, to begin is, isn't a right. it's at great privilege. >> reporter: madison county, iowa, famous for its brid

birmingham, it's also another long day for quinton posy, a cab driver. in the past he's voted democrat. will you te but last year he voted trump. black trump voters are rare in the south 9%. quinton is even more rare since he is black and gay. 100 days in, how do you feel he's done? >> 100 days in, i'm not pleased. >> reporter: really. what don't you like? >> he's a little too brash. is that the word? >> reporter: quinton hasn't seen as much change as he expected and he worries about what a trump budget might cut. do you wish you haven't voted for him? >> i don't wish i hadn't, because, i mean, according to alternatives, i don't have any regrets. >> reporter: but you're not going to vote for clinton? >> i'm not going to vote for clinton. >> reporter: near des moines, i find another surprise, a 34-year-old public speaker who teaches spanish to local kids. he voted for amnesty in the early '80s, yet voted for a president who supports mass deportations. >> here we are 100 days since he was sworn in and he hasn't acted against innocent, undocumented workers. >> reporter: some would disagree. but what's certain is alberto feels good about the administration so far, includi

birmingham, though, has been cloudy through the day. a hint of sunshine. more to showers to the midlands. the proudest beginner. it's pushing its way further south.f the afternoon. more clout across the south—west, it'll still be there as we head into the evening. one or two showers coming up across the cotswolds into the home counties, maybe into the midlands. these are few and far between, not amounting to much, most places dry. we end the day with sunshine to the east of the pennines, cloudy skies through the evening, across northern ireland and a good part of scotland. we'll do some sunshine in eastern areas. rain across the north will sink south through the evening and overnight. the rain quite heavy across the northern highlands. getting as far south as northern ireland, possibly cumbria. a lot of cloud. quite a mild night, milder than cumbria. a lot of cloud. quite a mild night, milderthan last cumbria. a lot of cloud. quite a mild night, milder than last night for southern areas, lowest temperatures in the south—west. early morning mist and fog patches. they won't last long and will brighten up across much of england and wales. sunshine w

deep south without being shot at, being hosed at and dogs making sure that our young kids were intimidated and even bitten. maybe he fails to remember the four little girls in the church in birmingham, called the bombing in birmingham in 1965. maybe he fails to remember the tragedy of the edmund pet is bridge or jackson shot in the streets of selma or maybe he doesn't understand brown versus board of education, roe v. wade, "new york times" versus sullivan and shelby versus holer. these cases deal with issues such as the right to vote, the right to an equal education, the 4th amendment interpretation, the right to be protected from unreasonable search and seizure, the first amendment right to freedom of the press. maybe he doesn't understand that these cases have brought to america the image and the recognition of justice. it doesn't seem that he has that interpretation. so i just want to read another interpretation of his record by the leadership conference on civil and human rights. judge gorsuch decades' long record on the federal bench as well as his writing, speeches, demonstrates he is a judge with an agenda. hat a frightening proposition. he is just an open book, again inly