storms away, too. 90 in atlanta, 96 if you get all the way down south in south texas, down around brownsville. 88 in new orleans, 89 in tampa and 91 down in miami. for tomorrow, things look wet again across parts of the plains. this is your saturday afternoon in the heat of the day. that's why the showers pop up here. there won't be as many showers in the morning. then 72 for new york, 76 for d.c. and 86 in atlanta. for your memorial day weekend, not too bad. we go to 72, 76 and 82 for new york city. now, believe it or not, chicago's actually going to be warmer, and even san antonio 87, 85, 86, and orlando pleasant there, a couple of showers in the afternoon, as always. d.c., a few miles farther south than new york but significantly warmer, five degrees warmer every single day. st. louis all the way to 88 for your monday and pretty decent beach weather down across parts of the southeast. atlanta, you'll see a shower or two on monday. that's it. john, christine, back to you. have a great day. >> all right, you know, and chad, we need it. we need it. it was such a brutal week in chicago. up her

. >> some people believe that if you completely wall off the fence from san diego down to brownsville in south texas, that will magically stop everybody from coming across. that is one of the biggest myths of all. you have drug cartels coming up with the most innovative strategies every single day to get drugs either around it, over 165 border tunnels have been discovered just in the last decade. they are launching drugs over the fence using a catapult, sliding packages between the fence and shaping them so they can go through the tunnels. then you have another myth regarding illegal immigration, one of the biggest controversies we have going on right now, that terroristsers and and illegal immigrants can be categorized together at the same vel of threat, and that is not the case. you have hundreds of thousands of people coming here to the u.s. every single day they do not pose a threat to national security, yet we believe that it is a one-size-fits-all strategy where we can just go after everybody in the same way and that will suddenly make the border more secure. that is not really

, and another severe thunderstorm watch is down into south texas, including corpus christie and brownsville. large hail, damaging wind gusts, isolated tornadoes, the main threats as we head through this evening. another more powerful storm system reloads and works its way across the west this weekend. big weekend, mother's day plans, lots of folks heading outside. this produces a foot of snow in the mountains of the rockies and severe weather firing as some of that energy leaves the mountains and heads out into the plains. sunday a day to stay very weather aware. in yellow, the highest rich, severe storms likely, large hail, and, jeff, some tornadoes we'll be watching at the end of the weekend. >> glor: eric fisher in boston, thank you very much. angry protests follow a string of police shootings. and a sinking street threatens to swallow traffic when the cbs evening news continues. marge: you know, there's a more enjoyable way to get your fiber. try phillips fiber good gummies. they're delicious, and an excellent source of fiber to help support regularity. wife: mmmm husband: these are goo

this morning i started my day in brownsville brooklyn.tain one of the poorest communities in america. these kids are dealing with systemic problem. >> this initiative is designed to at least bring yesterday said there was a culture of cynicism in these precincts that young men who get into trouble, generally speaking. i think this applies to girls too. they don't want>> that's not whm saying. what i'm saying. even if you listen to hip hop and its totality from the very beginning to the president. is actually as american as apple pie. they are talking about everything else we see in america. >> talking about it in a way that alienates the system. you can't get a job if you walk in to ibm and use that kind of a presentation. you can't. >> but what i'm say talking, sir, with all due respect first of all we who are having this hip hop culture and the industry that you referenced at the top of the show. we agree about the problems with the industry. it's the ceos who put out this. >> i'm putting the rap yawn is putting the rap on jay-z beyonce

although, we were just down in brownsville for one of her events, and look, there's a lot of domestico. a lot of texas women responding to that call. while i have you both here, i want to move to other challenges for the tea party, big connections in texas and iowa. iowa's governor today running for a sixth term, and rick perry, both appeared in an ad for americans for economic freedom. what's the current state of the tea party in iowa, do you think, hogan? >> it's actually alive and well. i spoke to a lot of people op the ground there today. several folks. they told me that the anti-obama movement is so big in iowa, that any republican, any one of these republicans would actually garner 45%. the question then becomes, of course, is that candidate going to be able to pull 6% to go on and win. there are questions surrounding each one of these candidates and their credibility in a general election. but only time will tell that. and right now, it is so tight, and so intense, however, from what i hear, joanie ernst could actually win this without a runoff. >> the question, though, are tho

. >> zach, i was down there recently on the boardener brownsville and saw how significant this operatione up against. what are the biggest obstacles that movement faces? >> the big obstacles as i write about in my piece, efforts by republican to make it not only harder to vote which we know about texas's strict voter i.d. law but harder to register people to vote. more quietly in the last few years they passed restrictions on registering where you can't register somebody outside of your county and have stob approved by the county to register people. people out of state can't register. all of these restrictions that make texas what experts call the hardest place in the country to register voters and that's a huge part of access to the vote. >> when i was down there in texas i interviewed running for lieutenant governor and she talked about those obstacles. >> it's an important race nationally. what makes democrats feel right now that texas is winnable after decades of republican rule. >> texas winnable because of decades of republican rule. in south texas, since there's no money for maint

i grew up in brownsville, brooklyn, and i feel comfortable with it, and i 13 years for this opportunity't going to be choice where i. when i got the opportunity to happen, living a dream in front of your family and friends, being right there in your backyard, it's like a dream come true. it's why i wanted to write the book and be able to share the memories with the fans. >> you were also a trailblazer. you were the first african-american manager in new york. >> yes. dlo did you feel like you were judged or treated or under a different microscope than other people because of that? >> i think the criteria was different ban back then. guys are getting jobs without any experience at all. when i was going through the process you have to manage, go to triple-a, get some experience. i paid my dues as player and a coach so, when i got the opportunity, i was really prepared for it, and i proved that by being successful. the criteria is different now. they always talk about steve kur getting an opportunity, and he has never even coached before. it's alt different game right now, but i'm hoping to

i'm eager to hear from ambassador brownsville on steps he's taking to further cultivate this important security hobanrship, and from ms. .im the security situation and the rule of law will have real and direct impact on the u.s. homeland at will -- and will enhance our our already impressive bilateral commercial relationship. thank you so much for convening what promises to be a valuable hearing on one of our most important and productive global partnerships. the ranking to member of the subcommittee on the western hemisphere for two minutes. >> thank you to our witnesses who have been here today. promising andmost positive relationships in our hemisphere. i thank my friend and colleague almon.an sa -- as well as nearly 2000 mile border. the u.s. is mexico's largest trading partner and largest foreign investor. exit close the third largest u.s. trading partner. in terms of security, both the u.s. and mexico have accepted a shared responsibility as part of a initiative. commerce is appropriate more than $2 billion to that administer -- to that initiative. for its part, mexico has invest

from houston to austin, in that hill country of san antonio, all the way down toward brownsville.ll be checking in with you. thank you. >>> now, it's some of the fiercest fighting yet with government warplanes, helicopters, paratroopers waging battles for hours trying to take back an airport in eastern ukraine seized by arm pro pro-russian militants. donetsk, a flashpoint in the deadly fighting threatening to split this country apart. cnn's nick paton walsh is there for us. give us the latest, nick. >> reporter: even now, brianna, on the outskirts this city, we heard the thud of explosions continuing. locals saying from the direction of the airport. here the dead of night in a city in which we thought was possibly immune to the violence swirling around this region. forces moved in, that was a red line for the government and moved in to assert their authority. some of the worst violence we've seen since this violence began. donetsk airport was a red line. separatists knew when they took it quickly. ukrainian military jets alone flew over it. paratroopers moved in, separatists, too.

all the way to brownsville, we'll be looking for hail, damaging wind and, yes, still the possibilityf tornadoes. a whole lot more coming up in your nation's weather. >> a lot of trouble out there today. okay, ginger, thanks. >>> we're going to get the latest now on the santa barbara shooting spree. new details this morning about the shooter's deadly plan and his victims. abc's cecilia vega is at the hospital in isla vista, california. good morning, cecilia. >> reporter: george, good morning to you. some good news to tell you about here. the doctors at this hospital telling us that all of the remaining patients will survive. we are also learning more about that killer's deadly plot. his parents and others found out about it minutes before the shooting started. they tried to stop it, but it was too late. this morning, three people still recovering in a santa barbara hospital. among them, nick passachuk, who was skateboarding with friends friday night when elliot rodger rammed into him with his black bmw sending him flying in the air. >> both his legs are broken. his left leg was comple

it is the fourth annual fest in brownsville, tennessee, near our affiliate. the name says it all.ic while stopping by the car and motorcycle show. if you're hungry, a deep-fried barbecue eating competition. deep fried and barbecue sounds like the best of both worlds. >> thanks so much. now, to what may be the celebrity wedding of the year. kim kardashian, kanye west and a huge group of their family and friends are in france and italy where in just a few hours, kim and kanye should finally say "i do." dunc duncan golastani is in florence, italy with more. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. we have a pretty good view but kim and kanye's is even better. they are marrying at the fort behind me paying around $400,000 just for the location. like everything they do, it is going to be extravagant. it's shaping up to be the celebrity wedding of the year, kim, kanye and the kardashian clan storming their way across europe before the big day. in paris, pre-wedding account, shopping, lots of shopping and even some time for sightseeing. a spectacular palace of versailles overnight, a lav

border near brownsville and mcallen taxes, and i no there have been several opportunities for us to askquestions of our counterparts in mexico. i think that while they want to and improve the security, the kind of throw up their hands on some of these areas. i just don't think that we can do that. >> thank you, congressman. first, on the pipeline issue. the pipeline, ladies and gentlemen, is will we in the program management business call those funds which have not been either obligated or sub obligated and expanded sped down and you are correct, congressman , as always, the pipeline from mexico, at least in terms of those bonds for which i am responsible, the eliot engel bonds, have reached nearly $900 million. the reason for it is simply stated, one, the 2013 money and the 2014 money has not yet been obligated due to the speed with which things move through. when that is completed about $350 million will then be obligated. second, as i mentioned, in my presentation there was a time when new programs were not being launched. we have moved beyond that. i repeat, we have reached agreemen

here is a call from brownsville, california. hi, kathy. caller: hi. i'm kind of really emotional about this whole thing. derogatory term should be moved and if congress has to do it, they may have to do it. you went off topic a little bit. so i am, too. i hate that they're now calling mark cuban into this donald sterling controversy just because he's a guy that said what he thinks wasn't racist. and i really don't think -- well, i'm not sure what i think. i don't think the team names are racist. maybe they are. maybe i just don't get it. but, yeah, i think that now being -- mark cuban being drawn into this whole controversy because he had the guts to say. i don't think it's right to record people. i am so angry. i'm just so angry. i'm very emotional. so, sorry if i went off topic but thank you for taking my call. host: walt for the baltimore. hi, walter. caller: hello, america. c-span, i hope you won't be as foolish as congress has been, spending too much time on this subject. that's -- dan snyder will change that name as he's paid to change it. you k

brownsville, corpus christi.t's 24 >>> well, thank you. 9:12 now, taking a live look, all across the bay area. same hazy sky overhead. it's a spare the air day. look at where temperatures are. already, we're at 73. warmest spot right now is the peninsula. on our way to about 95 degrees in the heat of the day. hottest point is typically between about 4:30 and 5:00 p.m. this time of year. that's when you don't want to overdo it. as we head throughout the next couple of days, it's going to get even hotter for tomorrow and we'll start to see that heat break as we get into the end of the week. >> and that's your -- i love a vlasic pickle. >> a dill spear, fantastic. >>> coming up, a new movie from a screen legend, it's called "a night in old mexico." it stars the great robert duvall and he's going to j ladies, we need to talk... ... about haircolor. it's garnier nutrisse nourishing color creme. rich, radiant... ravishing color! nutrisse nourishes while it colors. plus it has avocado, olive, and shea oils. garnier nutr

eventually 21 bases ranging from bar harbor, maine, to brownsville, texas, were set up for c.a.p. to patrol the atlantic and gulf coasts with 40,000 volunteers eventually participating. their initial purpose was to spot submarines, report their position to the military and force them to dive below the surface which limited their speed and maneuverability and reduced their ability to detect and attack shipping. immediately it became apparent that there were opportunities for these c.a.p. pilots to attack the submarines and -- such as in florida what had happened when they came across a submarine which had stranded itself on a sand bar. finally after several instances when the military could not respond in a timely manner, the decision was made by the military to arm the c.a.p. aircraft with 50 and 100-pound bombs and to arm some larger twin engine aircraft with 325-pound depth charges. the arming of c.a.p. aircraft dramatically changed the mission of these civilian air crews and resulted in more than 57 attacks on enemy submarines. at the conclusion of the 18-month coastal patrol,