liz: some people might say why do i want to listen to angelo mozilo.ay that reflecting from my opinion which of course, i covered the financial crisis. >> first of all, thank god we're in a free country so people don't have to listen to me. i'd say there are still issues, serious issues, particularly as it relates to housing. i spent my life in housing and it's a very important part of the economy but it's also a very important part of people's lives and their children's lives. and since the crisis, things have clamped down again, particularly in a minority community, african-americans, hispanics, still very difficult for them to get a home of their own even though they could afford it. they can't get over all the barriers that are in their way because the barriers don't fit their lifestyle but those barriers have to be taken down. liz: talking about barriers to land a mortgage? >> barriers to qualify for a mortgage. the underwriting requirements. they just don't fit the lives of minorities. hispanic have language issues. not all the documents are in s

all right well let's talk about media freedom in the trump area we're joined by angelo corazon he is the president of media matters for america liberal media watchdog group angela thank you for joining us here on now we have seen past presidents complain about mainstream media in general the white house press corps is a bill to ask tough questions even to have an adversarial relationship with the president and spokespeople what is so different about this what's so different about now. so i think it's true i think that there have been complaints and i will keep with that. that's part of having a free press i think what makes this qualitatively different is the intention efforts behind it so that you know in those cases when there were complaints they were very specific so they were focused on a one story or one particular narrative that they were pushing back against and one of the things that's different now is that trump himself and his administration works it work to systematically undermine all credibility within the news media to create hostile intentions in the public toward the

like to recommend a great film that i just saw today it's for the 1st time american director michael angelo. the film is called the client and it's the story of a friendship of 2 guys told through 6 key events in their lives a very simple story but beautifully told very sweet very touching and also laugh out loud funny it's by far the funniest movie i've seen here in cannes called the climb definitely mike at the camera used to be ok not a lot of cowman often that can be said that finally school the newtown until you know movie there will will premium. huge anticipation not only the cost of course. the title idrees rewards upon a time in hollywood sounds interesting i guess you're looking forward to seeing the . terence you know film is the hottest ticket in town by far yeah it's called what's part of time in hollywood we don't know a lot about the movie except that it's set in hollywood in the 1960 s. sort of around the time of the of the manson murders stars brad pitt capital margo roby and it's going to premier 25 years to the day here in cannes that pulp fiction premier and of course it

fueron al descanso 0 0 y en el complemento se sorprendiÓ nahuelt guzmÁn al minuto 80 con un tal de angelocanza esa cifra con una ola rÁpida de 96 millas en la segunda entrada del boston. >> se llevÓ a cabo en la fÓrmula uno el gran premio espaÑa. hasta aquÍ la informaciÓn, para mÁs limitamos a ingresar a nuestras plataformas digitales. regreso con ustedes. >> al volver lo llevaremos al espectacular festival de luces y fuentes donde el tema central es el lÍquido vital. fÉlix: nos despedimos con una combinaciÓn perfecta de agua y luz, el mayor festival de agua y luz estÁ desarrollándose en una ciudad en los alpes. >> a los artistas de la esa habÍa pedido que construyeran las fuentes de iluminaciÓn en 20 fuentes de agua de la ciudad. el festival se desarrolla en el marco de la sostenibilidad del medio ambiente, que pasen buenas noches.

mp smento se sorprendiÓ nahuelt guzmÁn al minuto 80 con un tal de angelo. >> este domingo no te pierdasla segunda entrada del boston. >> se llevÓ a cabo en la fÓrmula uno el gran premio espaÑa. hasta aquÍ la informaciÓn, para mÁs limitamos a ingresar a nuestras plataformas digitales. regreso con ustedes. >> al volver lo llevaremos al espectacular festival de luces y fuentes donde el tema central es el lÍquido vital. aún después de limpiar tu casa, ¿no consigues quitar ese olor? esto se debe a que tu casa está llena de superficies suaves que atrapan olores y los liberan en la habitación. prueba febreze fabric refresher. febreze encuentra los olores atrapados en las telas y los elimina mientras se seca. usa febreze cada vez que ordenes tu casa, para que huela fresca y limpia. fabric refresher también funciona en ropa que quieras usar otro día. incluye febreze en tu rutina de limpieza para que tu casa esté siempre fresca y limpia. fÉlix: nos despedimos con una combinaciÓn perfecta de agua y luz, el mayor festival de agua y luz estÁ desarrollándose en una ciudad en los alpes. >>le saluda ja

angelo ready to catch her. the canals can get pretty choppy. i would not want to stand on the back of a gondola never think nor would anyone with a new wooden leg. she was fantastic at her job. she went to the weekend and she stood in front of the diplomats, they were so impressed with her they wrote glowing references. no one really mentioned her leg because it didn't seem to be an issue. she was basically in horse writing two. so i'm going to have another crack at the diplomatic service, sows she did and she got through and received the letter from -- who is secretary of state. no he said citing the obscure rule that nobody seemed to have known about it, amputees are not allowed to join the diplomatic service. two nights ago, i was in boston and someone came up to me and told me that his grandfather had lost a leg in the first world war and had no problems joining the diplomatic service afterwards. i think i'll allow you to make up your own mind as to what was going on. but he had powerful friends, thanks goodness. the couple wrote to preside

erik schatzker in conversation with angelo mo ,illow -- angelo mozilo co-founder of countrywide financialonference. we are going to talk to chevron's ceo up next. this is bloomberg. ♪ alix: welcome back to bloomberg. ceo onned by chevron's the phone from california on a day where he walked away from the deal to buy anadarko with a $1 billion breakup fee. good to see you. stock is popping up today. congratulations on that move. so why did you walk away? guest: look, this is a win for chevron for our shareholders. we come out of the deal with $1 billion. we return that to our shareholders with a higher buyback. winning in any environment doesn't mean winning at any cost. in the commodity business, cost and capital matter, and it would have demonstrated diminished returns in our capital. -- itn't a new test city wasn't a necessity for chevron, and we weren't desperate to do a deal. alix: does that mean you think occidental overpaid? michael: i can't comment on how they look at things. we have no intention to do an acquisition unless it is an exceptionally good one. alix: what was so good abo

a watch in areas of oklahoma and the line of storms continue to plague the region and now in san angelo and the dallas area. as we go through the day today, we are going to watch this through the populated areas. we have 32 million people at risk in areas of oklahoma city, dall, san antoniond greater houston area. that area o orange is the eatest chance of tornadoes today. even into tomorrow, we continue the threat into areas of louisiana, little rock and memphis. we are ggeng to t a lot of flooding issues too. >> breaking news this morning, terror just outside of denver after another school shooting erupts in the middle of the day. one student was killed and eight othersed inj authorities swarmed the stem school. gun fire lasted several minutes with shots s being fired as deputies entered the school. they have arrested t believed to be students a the that school. frighten students ranging from kindergarten to high school. the shooting happened not far from columbine just a month after e 20th anniversary there. we have the latest. >> reporter: students running for cover, swat teams and

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. >> it already is we have a 700 mile line from san angelo up to oh ocho nebrasknebraska we have tornado watches stretching that entire length this is the danger zone from san anglo, oklahoma city. 19 million people at risk for long track tornados, baseball size hail and rain wrapped rnados late at night that's a big problem and tomorrow a squall line moves into the dw t downpours over flood prone areas. we're talking about areas generally in this area of green, 4 to 6 inches and isolated areas of up to ten inches lester and if that isn't enough, we now have subtropical storm andrea out in the atlantic started early.etting lester >> a long night ahead for those folks. al, thank you. >>> we want to turn to breaking news, house democrats are hoping don mcgahn would become a stahewitness in tbstruction probe into president trump. the president blocked him from testifying. nbc's kristen welker has those eptails. >> rorter: tonight president trump is directing his former white housune col don mcgahn to defy a congressional subpoena to testify tomorrow. the white house sites justice department

s detectiv he strangled and stabbed angelo blakeney last late month. police found the victim's body in the woods. evidence discovered at the scene led police to myrick's hope in north d.c. he will be extextradited to fac charges. ah> and patrick sh today visited south texas saying there will be no withdrawal of u.s. roops until the border is secure. he visited u.s. forces in the sung texas town of mccowan and spoke to bgerder patrol as saying the mission will not be indefinite. yesterday he said $1.5 bil non willot be used for border bar ers and security operations. >> i won't be reprogramming anymore mone for the border wall. but we have very smart people here in the department and found ways to do this without having any impact on readiness. >> some 000 members of the military are at the border helping border protection with gogistics such as transportation and puttinup barriers. they are not allowed to act as law enforcement. >>> a major part of the air show at joint base andrews is canceled torrow due to the weather. the air show officialssay there

hail and heavy rain battered the area 80 miles away in san angelo, flooding where another tornado hit. winds more than 100 miles an hour ripped apart at least ten homes. a dangerous weekend as twisters roared across tornado alley with the southern plains not yet out of the storm's path. tammy lightener, nbc news. >> bill karins is tracking this weather. good morning. >> good morning. the storm that was affecting california on the west all weekend is the storm now going to be responsible for our life threatening weather as we go throughout the day today into tonight. we're watching strong thunderstorms in areas of north texas. this is round one. we'll have two rounds of strong storms today they'll hit the same spots we're worried about flash flooding, too. 19 million people at risk. it's been two years since we've had a high risk of severe weather issued it's been awhile this area of pink is at greatest risk and it includes areas along the texas/oklahoma border. the storm should be forming on the texas side and heading into oklahoma and eventually over toward oklahoma city and if that'

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lightning, hail and heavy rain also battered the area. 80 miles away in san angelo, flooding, where another tornado hit. winds more than 100 miles an hour ripped apart at least ten homes. a dangerous weekend as twisters roared across tornado alley with the southern plains not yet out of the storm's path. tammy leitner, nbc news. >>> the student accused of pulling out a shotgun at his high school in portland, oregon, on friday has been identified an d arm student to the gro molly hunter has more. >> reporter: tonight, police have released a photo of the parkrose high school student who brought this shotgun to school friday. >> possibly going to be an active shooter now at parkrose high school. need more cars. >> reporter: but he never opened fire and no one was hurt. >> she saw a male walk into a classroom with a shotgun. said he was struggling with security officers. >> reporter: the attack thwarted when keanon lowe, a football coach, tackled the suspect. lowe, also a former star wide receiver for the university of oregon, says he lunged for the student, wrestled the gun away, handing it of

the first biracial angelo american baby -- baby. >> i thinkal casual and reggie when they want to hash it out. >> i didn't know you liked my name. >> think about it. it can happen. >> you minutes away from the forecast. >> good morning. temperatures are running 53 degrees. you will need the sun glasses more than yesterday. it will be warmer than that showers are possible thursday and friday. keep the umbrella close by. mother's day is looking lovely. notice we have a storm track to our south and in between high pressure is trying to nudge all this unsettled weather off towards the east. that's why we will see more sunshine and feel warmer. look at these low- to mid-70s,villeio, fairfield, fremont, palo alto, mid- to upper-60s around the bay. 60 to 62 along the coast into san francisco. tonight the cloud come back for most of us. the south bay may see a little less. antioch, discovery, a little drizzle near the coast and mild once again, low- to mid-50s. let's jump ahead to thursday. we will broaden it out. because the high country is going to get a better chance of wet weather out of t

lightning, hail and heavy rain also battered the area 80 miles away in san angelo, flooding where another tornado hit. winds more than 100 miles an hour ripped apart at least ten homes. a dangerous weekend as twisters roared across tornado alley with the southern plains not yet out of the storm's path. tammy lightener, nbc foot ball coach tackles an armed student to the ground saving hundreds of live walked into a classroom wi a shotgun underneath his trench coat before anything could happen, he was taken down diaz is due in court later to y today. >> reporter: police released a photo of the student who brought this shot gun to school friday >> an active shooter at park rose high school >> reporter: he never opened fire and no one was hurt >> he walked into the classroom with a shotgun said he was struggling with a truant officer >> reporter: the attack thwarted "o" when keenan lowe tackled the 18-year-old suspect. lowe also a former star wide receiver for the university of oregon says he lunged for the student, wrestled the gun away, handing it off to another teacher. >> in that moment i

i'm going to you first, angelo.uoted in the washington post piece about the decision by facebook. you said the timing is never an accident when you have these massive catalyzing moments that are connected to real life consequences it puts pressure on facebook and others. why do you think they made this call? >> there's distinct civil rights push to recalibrate and think more broadly about what their rules are and how they go about enforcing them. separately there are these major moments in the christchurch shooting. there was another synagogue shooting in the united states. there as an intensification of hate and acting to that. i think one of the things that put into focus was the way that facebook was enforcing a lot of its rules was narrow and insufficient. it was sweeping up criticism while simultaneously letting the other bad actors continue going around and driving up misinformation and putting people in danger. >> sherene mitchell you were quoted as saying facebook's moderation policies have allowed, you know

cinema spotlights on the director's fortnights which runs in parallel to the bank competition charlie angelo reports now on who is generating the biggest buzz. a newly discovered voice in cinema celebrated in cannes to prevent director molina lay on their. it is a vital platform for her 1st film. is the heartbreaking true story about an indigenous woman whose baby is stolen a tale of human trafficking told in a unique style but director leone struggled with funding it was terribly hard nobody trusts. that they were there that was the. city in the eighty's with people. so yeah. maybe. she is now in an illustrious club cannes directors fortnight is credited with shaping cinematic history the 2 week long event discovered director george lucas who went on to create star wars and launched the careers of martin scorsese spike lee and. indian director mira nair was another discovery. came with 988 i had no problems with the budget i had i would take people's buttons and i would cut out and just base them on these buttons and put them on as you know i mean it was that kind of threadbare existence an

government cuts that are hitting the arts sector particularly hard from cannes charlie angelo reports on the political message that brazil's films ascending. to the cost of brazilian film background this is their moment to enjoy they say it's also their moment to protest. extreme times call for extreme cinema. just conceived 10 years ago angry tale of oppression fails like a bang up to date critique of brazil's current political climate. here an isolated impoverished but it is forced to defend itself when threatened with being wiped off the map it's a film that shows the power of the community under fire and under fire is how the directors now feel as brazil's president. cracks down on what he calls cultural marxism with the rise of the extreme right for some reason they have. they despise artists and culture and it's all very sinister and the way it seems to function. so. they have some of federal funding for. culture there's. another distinctly brazilian film is sick sick sick a feverish story about 1st love that becomes dangerously infected. it's a poetic 1st film from director ali

. >>> storms stretching from san angelo, texas, to chicago today with the threat of heavy rain, damaging winds, flooding and tornadoes. severe storms and tornadoes roared across parts of the south and midwest. at least 25 tornadoes were reported in arkansas, oklahoma, kansas, missouri and texas on tuesday. heavy rain caused a levee to breach in davenport, iowa, leaving much of the downtown area under water. this comes as the mississippi river is set to reach near record level crest in iowa, illinois, missouri and parts of kansas. >>> coming up, the test under way to hide the number of likes on your social media posts. >>> also ahead, a woman shot while driving home from work. the bullet coming through the car's window. why police believe she was not the intended target. >>> and later the record-breaking run making this teenager an internet star. when i have an asthma attack... i feel like a fish with no water. learn how to prevent your child's next asthma attack. because even one attack is one too many. >>> some frightening moments on a flight over illinois. lightning struck the wing of

presenting films which push the boundaries of issues that are often taboo in their region charlie angelo reports from cannes. but. a new film from algeria about a free spirited student during the civil war of the 1990 s. look at. this it. is a party a feminist and a fashion designer fiercely loyal to algeria resisting the rising conservatism the help of her friends. it's a moving drama loosely based on the life of 1st time feature director. who explained why algeria is now seeing a greater artistic output. i think that me and my friends are filmmakers are part of a generation who needed some time we lived in the ninety's so we couldn't express ourselves because the situation was very complicated. we don't have cinemas we are a generation that needed to build itself and the generation is now ready to convey their stories. another film selected by can is adam by moroccan filmmaker mariam to zani the story of a friendship between a single mother from casablanca and a pregnant girl who seeks her help both projects are supported by the doha film institute 4 whose mission is to empower filmmak

francisco because we have a concentration of chinese and cheeses culture and lots of people from los angelos. when we keep this name, the foreigners come here to visit, they know this. i mow that he got an affordable housing but not qualified, too. and then she owns property in macow and she got affordable housing but it will go away. her name is nope in the chinese community and i would like to keep it. this is a bad name in sanfrancisco. [cheers an (applause). >> members of the board of supervisors, board of government and if we can have the overhead, please. david chu, president of the board of san francisco supervisors at that time says i don't think we'll allow public comment for the next speaker which was me. sfgtv, i would like this on the screen until i resume speaking. it is difficult to get a man to understand something when his salary depends on him not understanding it and that's the problem you have with me and the sunshine ordinance. you don't want to follow it. you don't want to allow the public to have the access the law expects them to have and want to able to interfere as m

featuring more female directors from the region than ever before from the south of france johnny angelo reports. of abuse about the new film from algeria about a free spirited student during the civil war of the 1990 s. that is unless unless he. is a party goer a feminist and a fashion designer fiercely loyal to. geria resisting the rising conservatism the help of her friends. she quotes his official account it's a moving drama loosely based on the life of 1st time feature director munir bedore who explained why algeria is now seeing a greater artistic output. i think that me and my algerian friends artists and filmmakers are part of a generation who needed some time we lived in through the ninety's so we couldn't express ourselves because the situation was very complicated there are no fumes schools in algeria we don't have cinemas we are a generation that needed to build itself and the generation is now ready to convey their stories. another film selected by can is added by moroccan filmmaker mariam to the story of a friendship between a single mother from casablanca and a pregnant gi

angelo, thank you so much for joining us. you're watching newsday on the bbc.ogramme: one of the authors of a new study on treatment of fatty liver disease joins me live in the studio to discuss the findings. also on the programme: and, he endured a horrific crash but was back racing just weeks later — tributes to niki lauda, who's died at the age of 70. this morning an indian air force plane carrying mr gandhi's body landed in delhi. the president of india walked to the plane to solemnly witness mr gandhi's final return from the political battlefield. ireland has voted overwhelmingly in favour of gay marriage. in doing so it has become the first country in the world to approve the change in a national referendum. it was a remarkable climax to what was surely the most extraordinary funeral ever given to a pop singer. it has been a peaceful funeral demonstration so far but suddenly the police are tear gassing the crowd. we don't yet know why. the pre—launch ritual is well established here. helen was said to be in good spirits butjust a little apprehensive. in th

that low you see south of san angelo, it that kick the pattern through. and houston, the morning hours in new orleans, and the northeast tomorrow night and sunday. the latter half of the week here looks to be a mess. david? >> rob marciano will track it this weekend. rob, thank you. >>> now to the silent horror. a family of four and their three pets all dying in their ohio valley home from carbon monoxide. and now we have learned someone from the home called and said they were not feeling well. authorities the say that the mother and father and two children were discovered dead. and when they arrived, the levels were so high, they could not get an accurate reading. again tonight abc's gio benitez. >> reporter: tonight, new details into the tragic discovery of this family of four and their three dogs found dead inside a large ohio home. officials believe carbon monoxide is to blame. thursday afternoon a relative called police when they couldn't reach the family telling them they had complained about feeling sick. police went to check on the family and saw

al-jazeera charlie angelo went along to venice to see how depicting out air. out of control is how this chinese art work feels mesmerizing visitors at the venice be an early an exasperated robotic arm desperately trying to clean up a bloody mess this is the world are to see themselves in lurching from crisis to crisis. and this is how they respond to censorship poverty fake news and broken politics complex questioning and reflecting the times we live in is what the show's curator wanted i think the great thing about art. to try. different. perspectives different ideas. different emotions coexist. artis christopher has brought the plight of refugees to venice with the boat that became a grave 800 refugees in 25th as they tried to cross into europe now a memorial to the dead. and destruction also featuring the work of new zealand artist dane smith who's created a computer printing vost lists of things that have vanished from the world fulminations closed radio stations extinct animals languages failed banks and dead religions israel has brought a field hospital

after yesterday's bank holiday you can see angelo america, and glen corps, they are slightly below the flat line. all trading lower so far this morning. meanwhile, bhp, rio tinto trading higher that is one of the sectors with a lot of exposure to global trade, and in particular chinese demand let's talk to daniel, the analyst at commerzbank thanks for being with us we've had ten rounds of these talks between the u.s. and china now, and i'm just wondering what do you think the comments from president trump over the course of the weekend, those tweets on sunday morning, did to the area of your own focus? >> well, obviously after the first knee jerk reactions the markets have called down, again, somewhat because it seems that many market players seem to be relieved that the trade talks are continuing at all. the prices, in particular the metals, report to some extent because the u.s. stock markets recovered in the late afternoon yesterday and china's markets are not falling any further. >> do you think it's the central focus of metal chapg changers? >> no, after trump's tweet, so this wil

ef-2 to ef-5s possible, through lubbock, all wayo down tan angelo. tomorrow we've got an area of ten states. we're talking about 15 million people moving to the east into illinois back down into texas. here's the setup. we g strong instability, very warm air pumped up in the gulf by that high pressure. plus a s powerful jeteam coming on top of it. it's extreme sheer, causingtot spin. this morning, storms developing, the, into oklahoma and wichita into texas. a squaw line will form. then we will be looking at tonight, long strong track tornadoes, damaging winds. the big game, this is going to be overnight, rain rack, so it will be hard to see and there will be very little warning so you have to stay very alert and today we've got heavy rain. look at this we've got a asderate to high risk of rain from tex all way into kansas and parts of missouri. e'y? because w looking at rainfall amounts anywhere from 3-to-5 inches. some of the models are saying anywhere from 7-to-10 inches of rain per hour. this a is volatile situation. we will continue to track it

this is in the san angelo area just west of dallas.erful storm has also damaged some cars and tore down power lines. the texas panhandle is expected to be the hardest hit today. >>> cities like san jose and san francisco are prone to wildfires, but pg&e says they could be left in the dark in the event of a firestorm miles away. earlier this year, they said they will deenergize high- voltage transmission lines when necessary to prevent fires. just last week, cal fire determined that the campfire was caused by transmission lines operated by pg&e come up with the lines carry power hundreds of miles across the state and residents had mixed reactions to this plan. >> i think it is a good move and in the long run, it will definitely benefit pg&e. >> i understand keeping people safe, but at the same time, keeping people in san francisco safe, we need lights. >> there are other high-voltage lines that supply power to san francisco that run under the bay and they come off the peninsula, but pg&e says it's east bay lines go down, that could caus

much more modest provision in los angelo louisiana is stit -- still waiting for a decision. the supreme court said it was never attacked as an undue burdens on a woman's right to choose. the court seemed to be seeing we're not getting into that fundamental question about roe. the undo burden test is the key to whether roe v wade will stand or not some of these really harsh restrictions in the states whether they will be constitutional or not. the supreme court said today, we're not touching that third rail. >> pete williams, thanks so much. i know you're going to be on watch for all of this. these cases, these new laws are going to take a while to move up to the high court. justin amash is going after bilge bbill barr and the way this republican congressman who has set himself aside from his colleagues saying after receiving the mueller report barr wrote and released a letter on march 24th describing barr's own decision not the indict the president for obstruction of justice. that letter select i haiv selec and summarizes in misleading ways. this is quite a new front. >> rem

her own gondola and got angelo, italian chum, to teach her how to roll. i have a wonderful picture that her niece has agreed or let us reproduce in the book with her on the back of the gondola trying to row back ready to catch because if you been to venice perhaps you know the canal will get pretty choppy and particularly the bigger ones. i would not want to stand on the back of the gondola but that is what she did. she was fantastic at her job and went in and stood in for the diplomats and they were so impressed they wrote growing references and no one mentioned her leg because it did not seem to be an issue and quite soon she was bicycling and horse riding too. so you got all have another crack at the diplomatic service so she did and it seems she got through only to receive a letter from [inaudible] or at least his office, secretary of state and no, he said citing the obscure rule that no one else seems to have known about, if beauties are not allowed to join the diplomatic service but two nights ago i was in boston and someone came up to me and told m

the same investigative techniques were used to identify joseph d angelo in the golden state killer cases. lake tahoe detectives submitted her dna to g.e.d. match. nearly 40 years after she was shot to death, they've identified her from michigan. they also i.d.'d her killer born in texas. he died by suicide in the santa clara county jail in 1983. before his death, he confessed to three other south bay murders. >>> a devastating fire in san francisco may have been started on purpose. the fire happened last friday around 9:00 om on a home near 20th. at first, investigators weren't sure how it started. now they think maybe arson. they saw a man walk under a stairwell at the home and then runaway. the flames broke out under the stairwell shortly after. no arrests have been made. fire left 18 people including three children without a home. >>> a troubling crime in the south bay. kids attacking adults. it happened in south san jose, not far from blossom hill road and the expressway. six teenagers attacked two men. the paramedics rushed the men to a hospital. they got calls of gunfire in the are

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baseball-sized hail, damaging winds, this is the place where we're most concerned about from san angelod moore, oklahoma we could be seeing ef-5 to ef-2 tornadoes. warm air from the gulf, a strong, powerful jet stream that comes up across that causing winds from different directions to spin. so this morning, it's the storms from oklahoma on into kansas then tonight, we're looking for damaging wind, strong, long-track tornadoes possible. these will be wind wrapped, rain wrapped, and will they'll be dark it will be at night. that's when it's most dangerous. plus, a lot of flooding to talk about. a huge flood risk from texas all the way to missouri on up into nebraska here's the problem a ton of rain. three to five inches generally, but there could be secretary of to ten inches with rainfall rates of two to three inches per hour a volatile situation we'll continue to track it all day long guys >> thank you >>> president trump is firing back at the first republican member of congress to publicly accuse him of conduct worthy of impeachment. the president tweeted yesterday that michigan congr

tectives say he strangledd an stopped angelo blakely to death last month. they found the ctim's boin the woods. evidence discovered at the scene led the police to mirek's home. he will be extradited froba d.c ck to virginia to face second degree murder charges. >>> another tough one, an update to a story out of howard county where a woman was killed and mar badly h in their home. police have arrested 22-year-old wilson lemus. they say he broke into a couple's apartment and through an unlocdoed winw. we're told he beat the man and h woman wi a baseball bat. thenstole jewelry and a cell ho p. 36-year-old amanda nicole harris died, willm james webb remains in critical ndition. police say it doesn't appear the suspect knew that couple. m >>> thisorning, four hostages inuding an american woman are back home after being hld captive in west africa. they werelleed r burkina faso. two french nationalan commdos died while trying to save them. both french citizens vanished on may 1st during a safari, their guide was found dead. it is believed that al qaeda and atta co

born in ohio, father angelo was he oldest active priest in the archdiocese of cincinnati. they know him for his comforting words and love for our community. when asked about the secreret t his lon jeff father said, quote, my secret is the good lord. mr. davidson: the lord gets all the credit. i'm the only classmate surviving in my class. not many average that milestone. it's a celebration of god's goodness, how he could choose someone like me and take care of me e for these 70 years whil doing his work in the priesthood. on tuesday, father corceta's life was laid to rest by family and friends. while i did not know him personally, i know of his deeds by those who did and the love he had for our community. madam speaker, i use my time on the floor today to honor father cocerta's life, to celebrate his faith and extend my condolences to those who knew him. i yield. the speaker pro tempore: the chair lays before the house the following personal request. the clerk: leave of absence requested for mr. stivers of ohio for today and the balance of the week. the speaker pro tempore: