morning, at least a dozen people were hurt, one critically after a high school stage collapsed in central indiana. ♪creams]. >> terrifying you see the stage fall into the orchestra pit below. it happened near the finale of american pie. >> everybody was singing and you hear a huge bang and all the students disappeared. it was like was this planned and silence and everybody started screaming. >>> as you can imagine horrified friends and family a mass of people running toward the stage trying to help the students, the cause still under investigation. >>> surveillance video shows the moments leading up to a crash between a light link rail train in a car in seattle. oh, you see it there, as the car turns left directly in front of the train. the impact moved the car and knocked over a light pole. the 50-year-old driver was trapped inside the car for is 15 minutes. nobody on the train was injured. >>> the phillies begin a home series with the braves tonight. the smallest crowd to ever attend a game at citizens bank park watched the phillies lose another one last night. official attendance 17,097. poor

the stage collapsed during the final number of "american pie"" at westerfield high school in central indiana. students sent plunging into the pit with pieces of broken wood falling on top of them. >> as soon as i fell i just didn't know what happened and then i saw that people's feet were under a lot of wood. i lifted a lot of wood off of a lot of people. >> more than a dozen student were injured one of them critically. classes are taking place as scheduled. >>> an arrest that nearly killed a person. 52-year-old julia harper was in the house when it went up in flames. she admitted to starting the fire. pete dern fell into a ball of flame while battling last month's blaze. he suffered 2nd and 3rd degree burns. he is in good spirits and is hoping to head home soon. >>> security concerns forcing a shut down at a massive rally in support of the american flag. a video went viral showing aen air force veteran taking ago flag away from a protester. anna kooiman is here with the details. >> good morning to all of you at home. 4,000 people are expected to rally outside of the campus yesterday afterno

behind those clouds that's rain just passing the chicago area into central indiana. indianapolis getting rain drops into michigan. but the showers first in tomorrow morning and again tomorrow afternoon. but today, we'll see sunshine with clouds we have this morning, it will be sunny out. let's get to high clouds scattered around at 11:00. 63 degrees with an easterly wind having us warm up with sunny skies to 59 degrees at 10:00. by 1:00 66 degrees. we've got the seven-day forecast with what's ahead after the rainfall tomorrow. >>> all right, bill sounds good. ten minutes after 5:00. it's time to get an update on how the traffic situation is shaping up for your thursday morning drive. >> that's right, katy zachry is watching the traffic cameras. we have a few hiccups, we have been seeing a few issues on roads but nothing major to talk about. 309, 22 i-78, they all look good at this hour. speaking of drive tiles so on the pennsylvania turnpike if you're driving between fort washington and route 1 it will take you 21 22 minutes in both directions there. in buckingham to

dozen students suffered minor injuries after a stage collapsed at a musical performance at a central indianasinging and it was the last song and then a huge bang and then all the students disappear. >> silence and then everybody start screaming. >> a large amount of people rushed to help the students and there are guidance counselors there to help the students today. >>> detectives are looking for three highway students and three other incidences there. a 911 call came from i-25 on wednesday, the wounded woman will be okay. one day earlier though, a sheriff's van traveling on the same highway was hit by a project i'll that shattered the window. police say there is no information leading them to believe that the woman that was shot was actually targeted. >>> a bizarre holdup in new york hair salon workers thoutd it was a joke or a sort of prank, when a man walked in wearing this wolf mask pulled a knife at the uni sex salon. they hope they catch the man before he does it to someone else. >>> they took down a cell that they say was plotting an attack against the vatican. they arrested three is

by thunderstorms this afternoon and you can see them moving through the ohio valley and into central indiana. those storms will accompany gusty winds and possibly some hail this afternoon but before the storms move in we'll see a big warmup. at 8:00 this morning we'll be out of the 40s in philadelphia. not by much. 53 degrees. watch what happens later in the morning. 64 degrees at 10:00 and then by lunchtime upper 60s to near 70 degrees. now this is going to change the temperatures this afternoon. that line of showers sweeping through the area during the afternoon and evening commute. that's when we can see afternoon downpours. behind the storms chillier weather. the timing when i'm back in ten. >>> sky force 10 over breaking news on the boulevard. jessica was telling us about this earlier. here's what we know now. one person is trapped inside the smashed up vehicle. this is on northbound route 1 near bhorback avenue. >> definitely we're dealing with this crash that's been out there for the past half hour out in rhoanhurst. north drive closed between tyson avenue and ryan avenue. we'll have

the showers turning heavier in central indiana, towards indianapolis.today, we're heading for 70 degrees this afternoon. after a cool start this morning, a pretty rapid warmup. 62 degrees by 10:00. and then early this afternoon, we'll start to see some of the 70s pop up. 69 degrees at 3:00 in philadelphia. 67 in allentown. weekend forecast and full seven-day when i'm back in ten. >>> 20 minutes to 5:00 now. it's time get another check of the roads if you're one of the people that leave the house at this early hour things should be pretty smooth. >> yeah but there's a couple things going on out there, especially vine street expressway. >> the construction. >> what's going on katy? >> yeah that vine street expressway starts this week. you saw detours today. this is a look at the blue route and germantown pike. the pennsylvania turnpike northbound and southbound four minutes. no issues on 476, very little volume. and we're seeing very little volume on 76 and 95. unfortunately on the vine street expressway, because they're repairing some bridges that hang o

heavier rain band firing up in central indiana. we have some snow showers. nice cold core system here. so up through great lakes region we are seeing that chill settle in here and tech nickly you could call this a polar vortex. coal first dropping in. polar air no. chillier air absolute thely. we will see that drop on the thermometer in the wake of it. really for the next six to ten days or so, eastern half of the you had, end up below average. we are going to generally fall just below average as opposed to much below. where it looks like the core of the chill will settle in here it is primarily from central pennsylvania on westward and points south of that. regardless you will notice difference when you go out the door beyond tomorrow. and today, the chill that settles up for us here is going to come courtesy of the cold front that is crossing through with some gusty thunderstorms. when we say gusty storms we're not talking wind gust that is peak as high as 40 or 50 miles an hour. generally gusts up to 35 the rest of the day but small sized hail out of it.

look at the rain in the ohio valley and the storms moving through right now central indiana.possible for us this afternoon. but before they get here we'll see a warmup. after a chilly start this morning, 50 degrees at 8:00. we'll be into the 60s by 10:00 and climbing. we could even hit 70 this afternoon before the storms move in. these arrive a little earlier, top out in the upper 60s. the storms roll through during the afternoon hours and then they quickly move through the area. that's 4:00 this afternoon. by 5:00 6:00 this evening we're just looking at a few spots on the radar screen as the storms pull away from the area. so a dry start and a sunny one, too. 49 degrees at 6:00. by 9:00 58 and then into the 60s. look at the clouds in by noontime and the winds increasing as well. that will lead to the storms this afternoon. seven day forecast when i'm back in ten. >>> all right, bill. 20 minutes until 5:00 now. hopefully all the roads are dry. let's find out from first alert traffic reporter jessica boyington. what are you seeing? >> definitely seeing dry roads. got word of a

this happened at central indiana's westfield high school. the students were dancing on the school stage during the grand fin nal i love a concert called american pieby features other students and staff musicians. they are seeing dancing and clapping during a cover of journey's "don't stop believing." in an instant, they sink as the floor collapses beneath them. others in the audience say they were shocked and then tried to help their classmates. >> girls are crying, moms are crying jumping up to the stage to get people out he having is okay. >> everybody running to the stage and finding out what happened, you see this 12-foot drop and just students being covered in huge pieces of wood and debris. >> 75 students were involved in the production of this show. classes at the school, which is about 20 miles outside of indianapolis, were not canceled today. there will, however, be additional guidance counselors on campus. the westfield mayor visited injured students at their hospitals overnight. investigators are now spending the day trying to det

morning, at least a dozen people are hurt one critically after a high school stage collapses in central indiana. ♪ [screaming]. >> horrifying that stage fell into the orchestra pit below. this happened during the grand finale of the west field high school performance of american pie. >> everybody was singing and you hear a huge bang all the students disappeared and was this planned and silence and everybody started screaming. >>> you might imagine every parent and friend rushed to the front of the stage trying to help the students the cause of the collapse is under investigation. >>> as the first apple watches get delivered find out about the apps available for download. here's tech bytes. >> reporter: in tech bytes no shortage of apps for the apple watch. the appear store is wide open. there are more than 3,000 apps. >> do you have trouble keeping up with your twitter feed you may want to check out the highlight feature. >> reporter: the gathers the tweets you care about the most and sends them to you twice a day. it's currently available for android devices. solitaire is back. microsoft pulle

you can see heavy rainfall in central indiana. that's a cold front that's going to be coming our way today. sunshine to start with. clouds and showers this afternoon. 53 degrees for mount pocono. 69 degrees for trenton, northeast philadelphia. after sunshine the storms roll in this afternoon. eventually will make their way to the shore as well with gusty winds during the later afternoon hours. 68 in cape may, vineland before the storms roll in. you can see 70 degrees in swedes borrow before showers take over. high 64 in westchester in wilmington drexel hill and philadelphia. the seven day forecast with the chilly weather heading our way when i'm back in ten. >>> eight minutes after 6:00. time for another check of traffic. we'll see how things are shaping up on the boulevard. >> that's where we've had a fatal accident. jessica boyington is watching what's happening there and to get you around it. >> thank you, tracy. we are, unfortunately, dealing with a fatal accident out in the rhoanhurst area of philadelphia. it is closed in bet

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more than a dozen people injured after a stage collapsed last night at a high school in central indiana>> ♪ >> my goodness that is frightening. >> a large group of students were on stage during a finally of the play when the floor of the stage collapsed in the orchestra pit below. massive people ran toward it trying to help the the student. one person was critically hurt. one student said when he saw the stage collapse it did not seem real. school officials say classes will meet as scheduled today. >>> coming up chelsea clinton speaks out about her family's foundation amid mounting allegations that it accepted donations from foreign governments. >>> later we will go inside the greenhouse of the local woman who won all kind of award for her flowers. the answer to treating your dog's fleas and ticks is staring you right in the face. nexgard, from the makers of frontline® plus. it's the only soft beef-flavored chew that kills both fleas and ticks. vets recommend it. and dogs, well they're begging for it. nexgard is for dogs only. and hasn't been evaluated for use in pregnant, breeding or l

this happened at central indiana's westfield high school about 20 miles outside of indianapolis.e of a concert called american pie, which features other students and staff musicians. they are seen jumping and clapping during a cover of journey's "don't stop believing." the floor then collapses beneath them. a couple students who were on the stage but not injured say they were shocked but tried their best to help. >> i was just a few inches away from the pit for the orchestra. i was actually about to like, step on top of the pit and when it all of a sudden collapsed. >> as soon as it fell i -- i just didn't know what happened. and then i saw that people's feet were stuck under a lot of wood and i lifted a lot of wood off of a lot of people. >> reporter: the westfield mayor visited students the their hospitals overnight. all injuries are minor. investigators now trying to determine exactly why the stage collapsed. live in the newsroom, alyssa harrington abc7 news. >> thank you. 6:36 now. >>> a couple who posed as escorts to lure victims online is under arrest. the two are sect conn

than a dozen students injured after a high school stage collapsed during a musical last night in central indianarming the finale when the stage gave way and performers tumbled into the orchestra pit below. nbc's john yang has the latest. >> reporter: francis, terrifying moments at that high school musical performance in indiana last night. family and friends watching the students perform suddenly watched them drop from sight. the indiana state police the local fire marshal, all looking into just what happened. what began as a typical high school stage production quickly became something much different. >> oh my god! >> reporter: more than two dozen students singing and dancing when suddenly the stage collapses beneath them dropping the teens into the orchestra pit below. >> all of a sudden you hear this big bang and everybody, all the performers basically laying down for a second waiting, thought it was planned, but it wasn't. you start hearing screams everywhere. >> i knew something had gone wrong, because that's like a ten-foot drop underneath there. i was in shock. >> reporter: at a news conf

. >> reporter: the stage collapsed during the final number at the student concert in central indiana,ed on video. [ screaming ] >> oh, my god. >> move! move! >> reporter: this was shot on an audience member's cell phone during the performance. showed a group of students piling on to the stage during a cover of journey's "don't stop believing." in an instant, they sink as the floor collapses beneath them. the mayor visited two dozen students that were hurt. >> i saw the shock, moment of began screaming from parents and faculty and staff and a rush to the stage. >> another hospital, i was actually able to get back into the emergency room and talk to three young all three of them, including the one initially listed as critical, in very good spirits, i was thrilled to see that. >> reporter: here's a different view of the stage collapse. the concert was called "american pie" put on by students and staff. one student told reporters this was the grand finale, when all the performers danced together on stage. at this point, all injuries are listed as minor. the fire marshal is investigating e

for the most part we're watching this area of central and southern indiana.ity of heavy rain for our area tonight. but during the day, future rainfall shows by noontime not much rain a couple hundredths here and there. the heavier downpours come this evening topping an inch of rain in doylestown and pottstown. those showers could bring us some thunderstorms late tonight and into tomorrow morning. during the day, lots of clouds and occasional light showers with temperatures that will be mild. highs in the upper 60s to lower 70s. it will be cooler this weekend, but we will be drying out saturday morning. the last showers come through saturday morning. then clearing out and 66 degrees on saturday. looks like a really nice day sunday, up to 64. the full seven-day forecast coming up in the next half hour. >>> at 19 minutes after 4:00 christine maddela told us about a crash in west oak lane causing traffic problems this morning. you can see the live picture we have here at the scene. you can see the smashed up car. the car smashed into a utility pole. you can see t

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and across portions of central kentucky and indiana. a long way to go before it gets here. likely that we won't see it until later this evening. we still could see some pretty good downpours in the area before then. the threat of thunderstorms going to hold off until later on. that's 3:00 this afternoon. some showers will hold us in the low 60s in philadelphia. look at dover, 73 degrees. and temperatures will stay in the 60s, even as we go into the evening hours. 7:00 this evening, 61 in philadelphia with scattered light showers. and shower threat will continue into the later evening hours. even overnight tonight, and into tomorrow morning. there is a possibility of some wet weather. so showers and a chance of thunderstorms, most likely during the evening hours. high temperatures will have stayed in the 60s. near 70 degrees. if we get a break in philadelphia from the rain we could top out at 70 degrees today. this weekend, though chillier. especially with the winds blowing on saturday. last rain drops, first thing saturday morning will clear out in the afternoon. that will

. >>> let's get to the frightening accident caught on camera in central indiana.dents plunging to the floor below as the stage they were performing on gives way. john yang has the latest. what are officials saying about this? >> reporter: good morning, matt. well officials say as frightening as that looks, they say the injuries thankfully are not life threatening and the indiana state police is joining the investigation to try to figure out just what happene what began as a typical high school stage production quickly became much different. ♪ don't stop believing ♪ [ screaming ] >> oh my god! >> reporter: more than two dozen students singing and dancing when suddenly the stage collapses beneath them dropping the teens into the orchestra pit below. >> all of a sudden you hear this big bang and everybody just -- all the performers basically just completely down. everybody just froze for a second and were just waiting. they thought it was planned, but it wasn't. then you start hearing screams everywhere. >> i knew something had gone wrong. that's like a ten foot drop

central pennsylvania. the heaviest rainfall is in indiana. that's part of a line of showers and potentially strong thunderstorms for this afternoon. but with it will come a warmup. before the storms move in that's your noontime temperature. 66 degrees in philadelphia. if you see that line of storms off to the northwest, 2:00 this afternoon the storms are headed for allentown, possibly reading and lancaster. during the later afternoon hours at 4:00 we'll see them in philadelphia. they'll keep on going. by 7:00 they're off shore and the colder air moving in tomorrow. start with sunshine. clouds take over this morning leading to warmer temperatures this afternoon before the storms move in that's at 1:00 today. then it gets colder starting tomorrow. seven day forecast with the chill when i come back in 10. >>> 20 minutes until 6:00 right now. time to get a check on traffic. we've been following an accident on roosevelt boulevard that's been out there for an hour. >> we just got word that the victim in that crash has died. let's find out about whe

this area in orange that's our enhanced area, sout il extreme southwestern indiana, parts of western kentucky and north-central parts of tennessee. that's w we are focused on for tonight. but this area of low pressure exit the east coast as we go into tomorrow morning. that will shut off the first round of storms. but then a second area of low pressure is going to develop back through texas. mainly late in the day on sunday. that's going to trigger more storms. now, we're not looking at widespread tornadoes tomorrow but we are still looking from most of oklahoma through central texas for wind gusts up near 70 miles per hour. also very large hail dangerous cloud-to-ground lightng and flash flooding is possible. we could see as much as two to three inches of rain across parts of oklahoma and eastern texas. that could lead to flash flooding. and that's going to be the major concern for sunday night into early monday morning. peter. a long weeke a lot of this country. dylan, thank you ver when "nightly news" continues on this saturday the storm that's making a big statement by only offering discounts congratulatio

flash flood watches have been issued from central west virginia through southern illinois and indiana, ohio and much of the blue grass state of kentucky. we're watching for additional flooding today. >> a lot for people to pay attention to as they travel. thank you so much. so fix is in but is it good enough? we'll talk about the adjustments in the arkansas and indiana religious freedom laws. what they do do and don't do and the framework of a deal is now in place but there is still a lot of detail to figure out the connection with iran's nuclear program and how the world is going to be overseeing this. we'll take a closer look just ahead and how a 36-year-old sailor survived more than three months lost at sea. audible safety beeping audible safety beeping audible safety beeping the nissan rogue with safety shield technologies. the only thing left to fear is you imagination. nissan. innovation that excites. many wrinkle creams come with high hopes, but hope... doesn't work on wrinkles. neutrogena® rapid wrinkle repair has the fastest retinol formula... to work on fine lines and even d

indiana, governor pence went into full-scale damage control mode today. and last night, justin bieber got his wish. he was roasted on comedy central. we'll get the inside word on how that went down from someone who wrote a lot of the jokes you heard last night. >>> it's been a tough week. >> indiana governor mike pence tried to again clarify his state's controversial religious freedom restoration act. >> this law does not give anyone a license to deny services to gay and lesbian couples. >> yes or no, should it will legal to discriminate against gays and lesbians? >> i abhor discrimination. >> he wants legislation on his desk this week -- >> that makes it clear that this law does not give a right to deny business to anyone. >> to nail down a frame work for a nuclear deal with iran. >> making enough progress to keep at it until tomorrow. >> if we are making progress, we should keep going. >> the try to do it in overtime is only going to give the credit to iran. >> new details surrounding co-pilot andreas lubitz. >> in a 2009 e-mail to the flight training pilot school. the key question is when did it know about the e-mail? >> the defe

indiana this morning. lightning and large hail and more violent weather could be in store for the central u.s. later today and tomorrow. hail, damaging winds and tornadoes are expected. the highest chance of tornadoes is from the oklahoma boarder to the st. louis area in the afternoon and early evening. >>> closer to home, a beautiful day on the bay. our crew saw whales out there. watch right in the middle of your screen. you will see it there. a whale surfaced. there it is. and the spray and the whale dives down again. >> very cool. >> anyone walking along the beach got to see some of that local action out there. whales cruising by. >> seeing it, it is pretty cool. >>> let's check in with our chief meteorologist bill martin to finds out about the weather. lots of blue skies out there today. cool? >> i picture our camera guy -- [ laughter ] >> looks like a hero because he nailed the whale. basically just watching the day go by. >> tough job. >> can't tell our secrets -- [ talking at the same time ] [ laughter ] >> outside we have clear skies. it was beautiful. winds picked up today. windy now.

central and eastern parts of the u.s. we are in the 11th hour of a possible iran nuclear agreement. will there be a deal? the religious freedom moves from indiana to a arkansas governor. >> we want to be known as a state that does not discriminate but understands tolerance. >> arkansas will rewrite the bill to avoid an indiana-style backlash. >> i think, and i love indiana. i was born in indiana. all my friends are in indiana but i think indiana has gone nuts. today they banned same sex koor pools. >> "first look" starts right now. good morning. thanks for joining us. the whole sworld watching but are we close? through the night top diplomats try to hammer out a nuclear deal with iran two days after the deadline and today an inside look at strategy. president obama apparently told diplomats to ignore initial deadline but to be prepared to walk away from the table. emphasizing there are alternatives including military and economic options. yesterday a tough talk from the iranian foreign minister who insisted we may not get another chance at this. >> i certainly hope that our colleagues will recognize the fact that this is a unique opportunity th

indiana and missouri have seen thunderstorms today. even more violent weather is on the way for the central u.s.eastward later today and tomorrow. it will bring large hail damaging wind and even tornadoes. the highest chance of tornadoes stems from the kansas oklahoma border to the st. louis area. the highly anticipated u.s. airways merger is one step closer to reality. the faa gave two airlines the authority to operate as a single carrier. eventually the u.s. airways name will disappear. those are the stories in the news tonight. back to the california drought, former hewlett-packard ceo carly fiorina is catching heat from liberals today for saying the water crisis in california is man made. desperately needed water is being washed out to sea instead of being channeled to the people who need it. with us now from california is wayne rogers the chairman of wayne rogers & company. good to see you. >> does she have this right? is this a man-made crisis? >> i'm not so sure about that. you know predicting weather is a hazardous job in any case. nobody can predict it. weather is one of those things. i

are seeing from texas up to indiana, major areas in this nation for the next five to six hours have to look out. what i'm most concerned about is right there through central oklahoma where you see that moderate risk in southeastern kansas western missouri that's going to be a problem tonight. and then tomorrow it expands. chicago to cleveland, indianapolis back to even dallas strong to severe storms. >> all right, ginger thank you. >>> we want to turn to the images out of california that inferno in l.a. overnight. a massive commercial building engulfed in flames. a couple trapped inside for a time calling 911, struggling to breathe. firefighters rescuing them. a time later. there were no sprinkler systems in that building. it was built before they were required. no one was hurt. just remarkable. >>> around the world tonight, and to afghanistan now, and a deadly ambush. one u.s. soldier killed. seven wounded. a so-called green on blue attack. the gunman dressed in an afghan military uniform, the first u.s. military death since combat operations were declared over in december. abc's chief global asquares correspondent martha raddatz now on the moment the af

indiana this evening. we do have quite a few storms that are on the map right now. the highest tornado threat across western oklahoma, southeast kansas central missouri and southern parts of illinois. tomorrow this threat air large area, still a chance of tornadoes, large hail gusty winds from the detroit area to parts of arkansas and for fridays we'll move to the east coast including d.c., philly and new york. >> pelley: eric fisher, wbz eric, thanks very much. today, an american soldier was killed and several were wounded by a supposed ally in afghanistan. david martin is at the being. >> reporter: it happened inside a compound in the city of jalalabad in eastern afghanistan. an american diplomat had just departed after meeting with the local governor. american twhroops had provided security for the meeting were standing down. that's when the argument over what is not clear, apparently broke out. an afghan opened fire killing one u.s. soldier and wounding seven others. the americans returned fire, killing the shooter and wounding two other afghans. it will take an investigation to nail down exactly what happened, but one fact is certain--

central and eastern u.s. large hail, tornado and thunderstorms in the forecast. >> we're in the eleventh hour of a possible iran nuclear agreement. will there be a deal? >>> religious freedom debate moves from indiana to a newly enlightened arkansas governor. >> we want to be known as a state that does not discriminate but understands tolerance. >> arkansas will rewrite its bill to avoid an indiana-style backlash. >> i love indiana. i was born in indiana. all my friends are in indiana. but i think indiana has gone nuts. today they banned same sex car pools. >> "early today" starts right now. good morning. i'm dara brown. breaking news out of kenya, armed gunman firing at people and setting off explosions. there are varying reports of the number of students killed and others possibly kidnapped. tracie potts is live in washington. tracie, we know this is still a developing situation but what do we know right now. >> dar dar ark, we know as many as 15 were killed. 65 were wounded according to the kenyan government. the red cross is telling us 50 students escaped but there are hundreds of students and workers at that college who are unaccounted for. some believed to be held hostage by al shabaab, the s

indiana's governor for "doing the right thing." >>> 300 east bay preschool students are relocated to make room for special education classes on campus. ♪ the lease expires this summer. antioch unified decided to centralizets numerous special education programs on one campus, and that would not leave room for the reschool students. >> the school district continues to try to want to help kids club find a location that's going to be accessible, but it needs to make space for those special education kids that it is required by state and federal law to serve. >> the executive director wants the school district to leave things as they are while he finds a new location. he says the nonprofit school needs a lease extension or refurbished building from the district. >>> a new study finds that too much time in front of the television could increase your risk of type ii diabetes no matter how much you workout. researchers looked at overweight adults. for every hour they spent watching tv daily their risk of developing diabetes increased 3.5%, this happened regardless of age, gender or level of exercise. >>> the night owls may also face a high risk of die piece. researchers looked at sleeping habits of middle aged

central bank and a radio station. many of the freed prisoners were al-qaeda fighters. >> in indiana state officials are expected to unveil a new measure today designed to answer critics of the states religious freedom bill. the proposal includes proposals ensuring businesses cannot discriminate against gay and lesbian customers. >> in arkansas, lawmakers are scrambling to fix a similar bill rejected by the governor there. we have more. >> this is a bill that in ordinary times would not be controversial, but these are not ordinary times. >> thrust into the national spotlight, arkansas governor hutchinson seized an opportunity to quell a growing controversy. >> we want the right balance between religious freedom and non-discrimination. >> opponents of the so-called religious freedom law say it would law business owners to discriminate against anyone for religious reasons. >> i think it's ironical at best that we are using religion as an excuse to pass something that can have either intentions or unintentional consequences that are not good for complete, huge segment of our population here. >> that population is the lgbt co

chicago, but we also have that very large hail and tornados are likely between central missouri up to chicago and parts of indiana and heavy downpours with the system anywhere from three to five inches of rain and the flood watches are likely as well. not only do we have a couple of days of severe weather, but by friday there could be problems here. >> all right. >> thank you. >> the now discredited rolling stone article. the fraternity at the center of the story is planning to pursue legal action. >> rolling stone's editors are still on the jor despite a scathing report. >> these are not failures of dishonesty. they're systematic collective failures. >> the rolling stone article featured a woman identified as jackie who claimed she was gang raped. they retracted the story and apologized to readers, but the publisher told the "new york times" the problem started with the story, a really expert fab lift story teller. he said he did not want to blame the victim. >> we believe that. >> two of jackie's friends said they wish they had contacted them before publishing the story. >> the fault lies squarely on rolling st

indiana, governor pence went into full-scale damage control mode today. and last night, justin bieber got his wish. he was roasted on comedy central. went down from someone who wrote a lot of the jokes you heard last night.

indiana, governor pence went into full-scale damage control mode today. and last night, justin bieber got his wish. he was roasted on comedy central.

central and eastern parts of the u.s. we are in the 11th hour of a possible iran nuclear agreement. will there be a deal? the religious freedom moves from indianao a arkansas governor. >> we want to be known as a state that does not discriminate but understands tolerance. >> arkansas will rewrite the bill to avoid an indiana-style backlash. >> i think, and i love indiana. i was born in indiana. all my friends are in indiana but i think indiana has gone

central pass looking fine and dry. we've got snow coming across the canadian rockies. here comes a little area of rain sneaking into the pacific northwest. that will sink southwards and east. >> the indiana government reissued an order that makes it easier for big developers to acquire land. critics say the prime minister's policy hurts farmers and the frustration has been compounded by unfortunately rain which is damaging crops. >> this harvest season is full of discontempt. last month storms destroyed 70% of his wheat crop. he says what's left of his plot will be just enough to feed his family. >> our situation has gotten worse, but what can we do? we farmers don't have anyone to turn to and don't have faith in the government. we have to survive on our own. the best way we can. >> according to india's weather bureau, last momentum was the wettest march in 100 years. >> farmers are counting losses. this unfortunately weather is one more challenge in increasingly difficult times. >> he and his neighbors think they've lost nearly $100,000 worth of crops. they say the damage caused by unpredictable weather is harder to bear in light of what union groups describe as the prime minister's ant

have an enhanced risk meaning very large hail, tornadoes likely between central missouri all the way up to chicago and parts of indianaand heavy down pours with this system anywhere from three to five inches of rain. flood watches are very likely with this system, as well. not only do we have a couple of days of severe weather by friday it makes its way to the southeastern atlantic coast and there could be problems here, as well. >>> new fallout over the now discredited "rolling stone" article about an alleged rape at the university of virginia. the fraternity is planning to pursue legal action against the magazine. >> reporter: this morning "rolling stone's" editors are still on the job despite a scathing report. >> these are not failures of dishonesty in an individual. they are systematic failures, collective failures. >> reporter: published last fall the article featured a woman identified as jackie who claimed she was gang raped at a u have, a fraternity house. "rolling stone" retracted the story and apologized. the publisher says the problem started with its source, a really expert story teller. he saying we do n

central civil right on this issue. >> i think people have to understand that a huge lie has been told in the media this week. this bill in indiana is no different from the '93 federal bill that was signed. the indiana bill is like the frankenstein's monster child of that '93 bill. that's been so lost is that the '93 bill came forward because a native american man took pay owety and failed a drug test and he should have a right to keep his job. this is a corporations are people my friend bill. it specifically goes through that corporations are people and therefore corporations have the right to say you violate my religion and that's so different from what '93 was. >> this is also interesting it to me in part because as soon as you say corporations are people, that also draws up for me a whole settle of concerns about citizens united that isn't really about civil rights per se but is about this right this idea of corporations having religious interests. >> i would disagree with the guest here saying that i think it's a huge victory for the gay and lessbian community. laws are reflections of the culture. what we heard from the cult

central illinois all the way down to the southeast from south carolina for georgia, alabama. that's for today. the orange area an enhanced risk a better risk for severe weather. that takes in southern illinois southern indiana, kentucky tennessee as well from st. louis to louisville to nashville. in this area people have to pay attention to an enhanced risk of severe weather. there means damaging winds, the possibility of hail or a tornado as well. it's a good day to stay in touch with the weather. anthony? >> ed curran of our chicago station wbbm. thanks, ed. >>> as microwave rally is scheduled today in baltimore. freddie gray suffered a fatal spinal injury after being arrested and placed in the back of a police van. they say they don't know how he was in injured. organizers are planning to shut down the city. >> whatever they're doing, we know that their motive is a cause for justice. >> six officers have been suspended with pay during the investigation. >>> cbs news has learned that the federal government is joining the investigation of a tulsa, oklahoma reserve deputy who accidentally shot and killed an unarmed machblt 73-year-old robert bates who's close friends with the sheriff is facing manslaughter

vehÍculos, y otro afectÓ a indiana, es sÓlo un adelanto de lo que podrÍa ocurrir hoy cuando millones de estadounidenses se preparan para recibirtormentas severas en toda la regiÓn centralisamente para conocer los detalles del estado del tiempo, vamos contigo, ximena, adelante. ♪ ♪ ♪ llueva se caiga el cielo y truene, lo Único que tú quieres que yo te traiga el weather. ximena: ¿cÓmo estÁn? vamos a la informaciÓn del tiempo, es que quiero que ponga atenciÓn, porque tiempo severo en el centro del paÍs, oklahoma city, kansas city, dallas, chicago, fuertes vientos, posibles tornados, las temperaturas mÁximas el dÍa de hoy: nueva york tiene una temperatura mÁxima de 44, san antonio 83, dallas 82, chicago 86, phoenix 67, los angeles 70,159, y miami 85, hay que tener presente los avisos de tormentas y tornados por el centro del paÍs. pero bueno, mÁs adelante, quiero se pongan atenciÓn, porque vamos a tener los trucos para arreglar la casa de una forma rÁpida y efectiva, queremos hacerlo de esa manera. julia: vamos a hacerlo con ganas, seÑora, ponga la mÚsica y el ambiente. ximena: johnny, cuentas con nosotras! johnny: la mÍa estÁ lista cuando quieran, especialmente con ese ba

indiana, that's sweeping toward cincinnati. new severe thunderstorm watch for cincinnati with a strong line of storms coming through. stay indoors the next half hour there. also storms continue to produce large hail in centraleaded to columbia shores. this is the warm up acts. the main event is this evening. i don't think the timeliness isn't until 4:00 or 5:00 central time. it will be a late event. storm chasers will be out there, pictures will come in as storms happen. some may be after dark those are the most dangerous storms when you don't know what they're producing, especially tornadoes. that could occur through sunset period this evening. 9 million people at risk today. as far as the storms go 7:00 p.m., storms are south of kansas city near wichita. by 11:00 p.m. tonight, mostly back in missouri same spots they're at now. late tonight, middle of the night, very strong winds arrive in st. louis area. that will wake a lot of you up throughout the evening. as we look to tomorrow severe storms continue. a large area from arkansas northward. this will be a bigger event than tonight. there will be more storms and possibility of strong tornadoes. there's the language we will use going through the spring. yo