cameroon is suffering as is neighboring chad. lake chad which lent its name to the entire region is the only natural source of water in the area. researchers from the international organization for migration have come to the region surrounding lake chad to investigate the connection between climate change and the rise of climate migration. mashal remove the low of the un migration organisation has spent years in this a hill region every encounter and every conversation adds another layer of detail to his preliminary findings. today the real and his team are visiting a camp for displaced people near lake chad. under the shadow of a nearly barren tree he speaks with mohammad ybor him the head of the family. came tells maria low he is a herder the family suffered a terrible ordeal before finally arriving at lake chad it was heat and lack of water that drove him from their home. climate change has a huge impact on us herders if there's no rain no plants grow and without green plants to eat our animals die so we heard or saw our hit v

cameroon is suffering as is neighboring chad. lake chad which lent its name to the entire region is the only natural source of water in the area. researchers from the international organization for migration have come to the region surrounding lake chad to investigate the connection between climate change and the rise of climate migration. mashal remove the low of the un migration organisation has spent years in this the hill region every encounter and every conversation adds another layer of detail to his preliminary findings. today maria will and his team are visiting a camp for displaced people near lake chad. under the shadow of a nearly barren tree he speaks with mohammed abraham the head of the family ybor him tells no real oh he is a herder the family suffered a terrible ordeal before finally arriving in lake chad it was heat and lack of water that drove him from their home. climate change has a huge impact on us herders if there's no rain no plants grow and without green plants to eat our animals die so we heard or see ar

chad brat that up as a theme as well. he will ease 2 and 3. the capacity for multi-domain ops and ready forces. he talks about a highly motivated team of patriots. the multimission units such as patriot fad and -- nicely into commander yukon's vision of highly motivated teams. maintaining presence. yukon and forward present couldn't agree more with the army's focus on building and allied partner capacity and supports as priority our commander's priority to accelerate nato's ongoing adaptation, modernization and engagements as well as aligning collective efforts at accelerating intra prablt. deterrents. i don't think deploying a piece of equipment here or across the world is a deterrence. really, that's in our commitment to support nato, support our allies. a piece of equipment is just a piece of that. its our commitment to our allies that is key. >>> our own tenth, aadc and our army component in europe are trumt al instrumental in a lot of -- to work towards that integration. you know, some of the challenges that are in the document, challenge

chad went into detail. i won't redo what he said. but certainly we see it as important to fill in critical gaps. integrated air missile defense. must create windows of opportunity, allowing for the synchronization of offense and defense. i think you've heard the panel, kind of a theme for that. chad brought up that, as well, as a theme. now, moving into eloise 2 and 3. the capacity for multidomain ops and three, providing train-ready forces. again, nests nicely in commander's position of his highly motivated team of patriots that he talks about. amd's 2020 future structure, patriot thaad. fit into the vision of multidomain and highly motivated teams. loe 4, maintaining presence. couldn't agree more with the army's focus on building allied and partner capacity and supports our commander's priority to accelerate the adaptation, modernization and engagements as well as aligning collective efforts at accelerating interoperability. deterrence. i don't think deploying a piece of equipment here or there across the world is true d deterrence

chad: that is certainly part of it.to the personalities that we both know at volkswagen. the head of the trucking division, he is someone day -- someone day -- they wooed from daimler to join this unit. he is keen on the ipo, to give independence to the unit. trucks is a very different unit from cars in terms of the cycle. that includes not just vw trucks, but others. there was a huge fight that went on for many years over the purchase of those other two brands. vw has them in the house, and they want to extract more value. anna: good morning to you. tracking this morning, also keeping an eye on nissan. a few weeks ago, we saw european carmakers way down -- weighed down, and the nikkei says nissan will report for your operating profits falling a fourth-year. what do we expect from the japanese automaker? are: yeah, of course we all anxiously awaiting those results, coming at the top of the hour. but clearly nissan is struggling, fair to say that. it is something we have been covering, discussions over whether they shoul

interoperability -- i think chad did a really nice job how he outlined the three steps for us. the complexity of the threats. we have a cruise missile problem in europe. it is a 360 degrees threat, as we talked about. we have to look more broadly in terms of army systems, navy systems, air force systems, how 15re looking at not only fighters, navy command-and-control platforms, center,e, the operation how is it looking into that system, and the command-and-control, what is the right level of automation. those are questions we ask ourselves in europe when new systems are coming in line, what we replace in the legacy systems, how went better command and control is fight, and i look at everything again operationally, not at the tactical level but at the operational level. pres. bush: good -- thanks, formica: good, woodmansee. i want to introduce my sillies. dvc solis: thank you so much, and thank you to tom for having us. as we lead up to this panel, general formica actually recommended that the lens that we look at is the ind 2020. you could probably on behalf of the joint staff

melissa: chad, we are nowhere near that comparison whatsoever. mean there is just, for those in the audience might be hopeful for a president trump impeachment, it has no hope of getting through the senate. >> that something is one of the reasons why nancy pelosi is very reluctant to go down that road. in some of her remarks she wanted to have an ironclad case to the make to the senate. she said things like that before. she is not. there why jerry nadler, was kind of wishy-washy, we're leaving impeachment door open. he was asked about issuing a subpoena asking robert mueller to testify. left that door open. democrats are trying to have it both ways. they are mindful, this is the risk if they do go down that road and how nancy pelosi has to finesse this, this will be all-consuming, they won't deal with anything else. the polling data right now shows it is pretty bad for democrats if they continue to investigate towards impeachment. melissa: chad, just to be clear, the revelation that democrats are seizing upon this idea that they think there is ob

let's bring in chad pergram. is the one that coined that phrase "spilled off the tracks." your surprised that things spilled off the tracks. that's a high bar to reach. >> yeah. i don't think i've seen many things go south this fast. mitch mcconnell said he thought that they were getting close to a deal on spending caps and the debt ceiling. he thought yesterday afternoon, they could cut a deal. this went south very quickly. there was one senior house democratic source that said what happened? what went wrong? this is before the speaker and the senate minority leader returned. how could this blow up that fast? they said nothing good happens when it goes bad this quickly down there. this reminds me of a quote from stephen king in "the dark tower." he wrote "there were too many shaky hands holding lighters around too many fuses." if you think about the combust ability here, the volatility after the speaker made those comments and the president trump said what was spoken about the speaker, the efforts to investigate

lake chad is shrinking which means today's catch will be a small one but at least for now these men can fish here legally in 2014 the governments of gerry and chad banned fishing on the lake to try to prevent the armed group boko haram making money from the lake and its surroundings that restrictions have recently been eased. the government's decided to lift the ban on fishing growing paper and exporting fuel into going to offer to allies is the time these things have been banned years ago it was the biggest beneficiary yeah that was his 5 year ban has taken its toll on those who live around the lake and boko haram remains a constant threat it's always been tough living in one of the poorest regions in the world it's even more so now as part of its fights against the armed groups the government stepped up security which includes a curfew. before book a horror everyone used to go to the lake but not anymore the government has banned vehicles from being closed and the fish isn't enough to sell. one feeling red pepper industry is also struggling these peppers are turned into chili powder a

chad. >> no question. the storms are still out there. this was a big storm. 160 tornadoes basically over the past six days. eventually a town or city was going to get in the way. last night between 11:00 and midnight, jefferson city did get in the way with the storm. it was dark. chasers were out there, but it was dark. this is what they were seeing. basically flashes. they could see lightning flashes and in the background they could see the tornado. right there. that's what this looked like on the way in to jefferson city. a fairly large tornado. no question about it. this was at least in the ef-2 or 3 range. i will take you hyper local right into where the storm is. this is jefferson city, right there. jefferson city here with the rotation, here with the storm itself. the debris on the ground. i showed you this yesterday with the storm from tulsa. that's what debris looks like on the southeast side of jefferson city, the blue. we look for blue in the correlation coefficient because blue means it is not just a rain drop, a hail drop. it

pelosi saying this is not a positive step, joining us fox news senior capitol hill producer chad, thenancy pelosi was in favf fast tracking in 2015 when president obama worked out tpp deal. >> interesting, why are republicans in congress who' to move usmca fast but they didn't want to move the tpp . the administration does not have the support they need on capitol hill, it is about the math. if they don't have the votes they can't move it, i talked with a number of democrats i don't think that they could ever get assurances they need to vote for this. they don't have math right yet, that is why opening up this window to move this expeditious he is a problem, it hinders them, they might not have this worked out went that window of time. >> impeachment chad is still out there. debated among many democrats angry that nancy pelosi is not pursuing is more actively, where does it stand in is this a winning issue. >> probably not a winning issue, that is something democrats in house are mindful of, they are concerned about going too far down that road, i talkedded with a democrat from maryla

cnn meteorologist chad myers has the forecast. not get the memo, it is may, chad. >> i know. where's punxsutawney phil when you need him, right? >> honestly. >> snowing in vermont and new hampshire. this is a cold forecast for the northeast for the next couple of days. this weather is brought by allegra-d. 24 hour relief of your worst allal all allergy and congestion symptoms. why is it snowing in the northeast? temperature in new york city is 44. anchorage, alaska, it is 44. why cold? billings is going to be 83 today. 83 degrees, the warm is in the west. the cold is in the east. boston gets the 46. you should be 65. 20 degrees below normal. there it goes. let's not use the word "polar vortex," but there it goes, the cold air, dip in the jet stream. we finally get a warmup for the weekend. all of the northeast warms up, except for you, boston. i can't warm up new england. this is this back door cold front that keeps coming to get you. boston on friday is 64, where you should be. by the weekend, colder than that. atlanta and d.c.,

rebel held territory in syria a land mine explosion has killed at least 6 chaldean soldiers in lake chad a t.v. cameraman with the army convoy also died there also multiple injuries when the land mine exploded on the road between the city of beggars solar and the town of poor on chad's border with nigeria and there sudan's military chief is in neighboring egypt on his 1st trip abroad since the army overthrew former president omar al bashir. held talks with egyptian president sisi the meeting has been closely watched by protest groups who reject any interference by egypt protest leaders in sudan have called for a general strike this week in a bid to force the military to hand over power to civilians. politicians from india's governing alliance led by the hindu nationalist b j p have reelected modi as their leader and rubber stamps his 2nd 5 year term as prime minister after a landslide election victory he has promised to promote inclusion after critics accused his party of divisive policies that put hindus 1st and indian opposition leader raul gandhi offered to resign as president of the

al-jazeera johannesburg south africa temporary camps in the lake chad region in nigeria have become a permanent home for hundreds of thousands of people and increase in boko haram attacks means there may be a long wait before they can return to their homeland but interest has the latest in our series a life displaced in the city of my degree. at the height of the crisis. met a group of people fleeing attacks in two thousand and thirteen when. they were out in the streets of my degree hungry and exposed to the elements they sought temporary shelter on his property before moving to displaced people's camps. i know you know this place was my main source of income but they sent all tenants away to make room for the displaced currently there are other the displaced people here i haven't anything. right one. for six years or the refugees show more signs of leaving most of our key member is one of them he says he's going to wait out this crisis in this camp no matter how long it takes yeah yeah yeah and only a few days ago people want to go. to were killed if you others escape you have to th

chad, what have you learn?> just about 20 or 30 minutes ago, in fact, i tweeted it out, that there was a tornado very close to downtown tulsa, moving to the northeast. and to the northeast of downtown is the airport. we now have five tornado warnings in effect, one to the northeast of tulsa, that same storm and then many farther down. let me take you to -- and we will get a little geeky here, we will analyze this storm, the one that actually moved through tulsa. there's tulsa itself, there's the zoo and there's the airport. we had this inflow and a circulation there. we know there was circulation because of the doppler effect. we see the circulation right there. here is downtown tulsa. there is the airport right there and there is the zoo. how do we know it was on the ground? because of this blue dot right here. that is debris in the air. leaves, twigs, insulation, whatever it may be, that debris was on the ground very close and moving towards the tulsa international airport. doppler radar, what a tool we have,

has forced many return these to flee back to the streets again to the regional forces in the lake chad region have recently stepped up their air and ground operations against targets they say they want to clear the area fighters so that people can return home and that they are on course stretchy of their objectives. is. in terms of. manage. to approach. the site until then the displaced continue to wait in places like these a temporary solution but increasingly becoming a prominent feature in the region. al-jazeera. and the next part of our series feel like at how one decision could force a quarter of afghanistan's population to pay tax for on official settlements russian scientists say they may have found a new and rich source of antibiotics in the world's deepest an old islay lake baikal and siberia but much more research needs to be done before they can be used by humans reports. it's more than twenty five million years old six hundred kilometers long and holds a rich history of information about a changing climate and species this is siberia as lake baikal scientists recently found

for people fleeing violence around the world are increasingly becoming permanent homes in the lake chad region in nigeria hundreds of thousands of people have been left displaced by fighting and the recent increase in attacks by boko haram fighters means they may be forced to wait even longer to return home either the race is the latest in our series a life this placed the city of made of gold. at the height of the crisis. met a group of people fleeing attacks in two thousand and thirty and. they were out in the streets of my degree hungry and exposed to the elements they sought temporary shelter on his property before moving to displaced people's camps. or no you know this place was my main source of income but they sent all tenants away to make room for the displaced currently there are three thousand displaced people here i haven't anything since their arrival. six years or the refugees show no signs of leaving most of our key memory is one of them he says he's going to wait out this crisis and this camp no matter how long it takes yeah yeah yeah and only a few days ago people want t

chad?what they're basically saying in the latest dispute here is where the white house accuses house democrats of wanting a mulligan and wanting to relitigate the mueller report and there was a 12-page that was sent to jerry nadler today and i'll read you part of that. "congressional investigations are intended to obtain information and to aid in evaluating potential legislation , not to harass political opponents or to pursue a do-over. the committee is not a law enforcement agency" and jerry nadler the chair of the committee says it's a bunch of b unk. he says they won't stop their investigation. they are going to forge ahead and the president is acting like a king. now there was an interesting moment on capitol hill where jerry nadler was asked by reporters today, as to if the stonewalling continues could he still pursue impeachment and nadler said "maybe" and then he was asked what would be the breaking point and he threw up his hands like this and there was also a funny moment on capit

i believe there's one republican that wasn't avenue counted for, chad. the committee makeup. that is along party lines. no what happens, explain this process again? >> right. this goes to the full house. someone that is not held in contempt until you have a vote by the house or the senate to hold them in contempt of congress. we've had this with eric holder, lois learner. in the 70s, there were cabinet officials held in contempt by committee. henry kissinger under president ford was held in contempt and the commerce secretary. didn't go to the full house floor. in those instances, they worked something out. in one instance it was the health education and welfare secretary, a democratic cabinet secretary under president carter. so you had a democratic house. the committee doing that with a democratic cabinet official, this is going to go to the full house unless they get that full report. that is where the timing is a bit of question. we spoke with nancy pelosi, the house speaker earlier today about what she would endorse, about how much time, about how -

let's turn to our senior producer on capitol hill chad. did you find handcuffs?u come up with? >> there are three types of congressional contempt, criminal contempt, civil concept where they sue and inherent contempt where congress tries to enforce the resolution itself something they did for hundreds of years. >> in 1795 three house members believed businessman robert randall attempted to bribe them. house found randall in contempt. he was brought to congress reprimand ed be jonathan dayton an held in custody a few days. in 1857 the senate found a journalist in contempt arrested and held him for several weeks. but congress hasn't arrested someone for contempt since 1934. lawmakers investigated the 1930 airmail scandal whether president hooverer improperly handed out contracts for mail. the senate found mccracken in contempt and arrested him. they held him in ten days not in a congressional jail but in a hotel in downtown washington. water game committee chairman sameer vin threatened to jail any witness who didn't comply with his probe in the 1970s. the house su

i've never had one of these taxes because its battery was in chad but that does happen with vehicles that run for oil then you have to get out and wait for another taxi. models of taxes have been designed and put into service in several places around the world these three will be. read by knotting they're parked in the workshop this is also where they assemble before they hit the road was in the room i discovered that this is a solar taxes in china i was there with a friend from togo we both twenty vehicles and realise they were very good that's how it ended up in the solar taxi business. to start to do the pilot program. here in the coastal city the sun shines almost year round that makes it a good place to introduce the solar try cycles the taxes do have a solar panel on their roofs but that provides a range of just thirty kilometers to travel further than that the other batteries need to be recharged regularly but they're still less expensive to put in they're not regular vehicle and better for the environment every day the batteries are charged here and the tax is given a once ov

connell: chad pergram made a couple good points.near this in terms of support in the congress. he said the number is 44, would need to be way higher before even having this discussion. but the other point is that this is a political rather than legal process, as you know. so you could make the argument, you could see democrats have already done this, that hey, basically their take-away, some of them that are supporting impeachment as robert mueller said yesterday he would have indicted the president had he not been a sitting president and they can take that argument, say now it's up to us. that is something that they could say, right? what do you make of that? >> yeah, look, they could say that. i think frankly, that mueller's comments yesterday, lot of people saw it as beneficial to the democrats. from my perspective, it really put them in the box because i think it put the spotlight on the democrats in the house of representatives to basically say do you have the courage of your convictions. you professed to think the president co

reports people in one community near lake chad in the differing are struggling to survive. lake chad is shrinking which means today's catch will be a small one but at least for now these men can fish legally in 2014 the governments of new j.n.r. and gerry and chad banned fishing on the lake to try to prevent the armed group boko haram making money from the lake and its surroundings that restrictions have recently been eased. the government's decided to lift the ban on fishing growing paper and exporting fuel into clinics for 2 lies as at the time these things have been banned years ago it was the biggest beneficiary yeah that was his 5 year ban has taken its toll on those who live around the lake and boko haram remains a constant threat it's always been tough living in one of the poorest regions in the world it's even more so now as parts of its fights against the armed group the government stepped up security which includes a curfew. before book ahora everyone used to go to the lake but not anymore the government has banned vehicles from being closed and the fish isn't eno

and we'll meet a lake chad community struggling to survive after increased but around attacks in the jail. and tiger woods is preparation for the 2nd major the season overshadowed by a wrongful death lawsuit both here with that story and more more that. the web and sponsored by cattle and. hello there we've got lots of wet weather over parts of china at the moment in fact that system responsible is really pulling itself together at the moment as it works its way across shanghai this so plenty more wet weather to come as we head through the next couple of days particularly for the and hwy province and through the here now and who bay province is as well to the south of that for now looking largely drive but those showers will filter southwards as we head into thursday so it looks like even hong kong will catch i want to and they could turn out to be rather heavy of a feather towards the south and we'll see one or 2 showers around the west coast of parts of luzon there as we have done over the past few days now we more of them over the next couple of days to further south a little so b

>>well that was chad mills reporting for us american airlines says it's put martin on administrative suspension pending the outcome of that investigation and court proceedings. also a national news, some hollywood producers are deciding to not shoot movies in georgia. after governor brian kemp signed a controversial abortion law. so it bans abortions once a heartbeat is detected critics say that fetal heartbeat can often be detected 6 weeks into a pregnancy. before many women even realize that they're actually pregnant. so the heads of 3 production company say that they will not shoot in george or while the laws in place and the motion picture association of america is waiting to see if that law is reversed before taking a stance. alabama lawmakers are now considering a bill that would ban abortion at every stage of pregnancy from conception on and criminalize the procedure for doctors, the a clu is suing to block the law in georgia and alabama. i'd prosecutors in sweden are reopening a rape case against week in leaks founder julian assange so he'll be extradited from the uk after he

it's not done yet, chad. >> certainly not. this won't be done until monday. there's going to be storm after storm, every afternoon tornadoes will come out to play. 30 tornadoes yesterday and obviously now we know that there were fatalities yesterday. some of these were long track tornadoes on the ground for miles and miles. so let's get to it. we are about 3:00 yesterday afternoon, the sun is out, but then all of a sudden we had one cell develop southwest of oklahoma city and the first tornado watch was put out. and then a little while longer another tornado watch was put out right through jefferson and joplin. yesterday was the eighth anniversary of the joplin tornado. so then we move on up here to joplin in the afternoon daytime a tornado touched down two miles north of joplin and that's what it looked like on the eighth anniversary. carl junction right there. then the storm continued to develop and move up toward jefferson city. there's the next stop for this big line of storms moving toward jeff city and there is the tornado storm right there, a big hook

chad pergram, thank you. >> thank you. >> ed: other countries that use merit-based immigration systemsy be able to learn some lessons from what they did right, what they did wrong. trace gallagher is tracking all of that from the west coast news hub. good to see you, trace. >> good to see you, ed. immigration based on employment and skill has been around since the 60s. canada was the first to adopt it. other countries like australia, new zealand, austria, denmark, germany, the u.k., hong kong, japan and south korea. the president cites canada and australia as models to follow. here's why. in the u.s., 12% of immigration is based on merit meaning employment and skills. in australia, it's 68 points. canada, 63%. they have a points system for language and you need points to apply. for those that immigrated to canada based on merit, 89% have a job with a starting salary of $40,000. about $29,700 u.s. dollars. australia, the numbers are higher. 85% of immigrants in the skilled worker program are employed full time with a median salary of $79,000 australian dollars. the flip side, immigrants

chad at -- institute in orinda extracted his stem cells so that they will forever remain the sage, it is a one- time collection from a small sample of bone marrow. >> i wanted to get the cells that i have in my bone marrow banked as quickly as possible because i should've done this 30 years ago. >> reporter: kevin is one of hundreds of people in the bay area who have used forever labs to freeze their stem cells. one day the hope is that kevin can have them injected back into his body to fight or prevent disease and live longer. >> as you age you lose these cells and the ones that remain become damaged and less effective, it's one of the reasons we age. and you are going to want to have access to your own cells later in life because they are being used in over 1000 clinical trials in humans. >> reporter: the entire procedure from start to finish takes about 15 minutes and dr. rogers says he uses ultrasound to make it less painful for the patient. more precise and quicker. >> it's very much like insurance because we now have the capacity to do these things fairly easily and pain-free. >

prime minister has also said a land mine explosion has killed at least 6 chaldean soldiers in lake chad and t.v. cameraman with the on the convoy also died there were multiple injuries when the land mine exploded on chad's border with nigeria and. iran says the u.s. decision to send $1500.00 more soldiers to the middle east is extremely dangerous an iranian foreign minister job and the reef is in baghdad for talks with his iraqi counterpart. members of venezuela's government and the opposition will meet in oslo next week for talks aimed at resolving the political crisis the developments seen as a sign of progress after months of tension between the opposition leader and president nicolas maduro confirmed his team will meet government representatives in norway. former argentinean leader cristina kirchner and her running mates have launched their campaign ahead of elections in october the launch comes just days after her 1st court appearance on a string of corruption charges in a surprised many when she announced she would run for vice president instead of the presidency more voters in $2

a landmine explosion has killed at least 6 chaldean soldiers in lake chad a t.v. cameraman with the army convoy also dies there are also multiple injuries when the land mine explosion on the road between the city of baghdad and the town of on chad's border with nigeria and tunisia so run a person has been sworn in as south africa's president and while it was a day of celebration for him it followed the worst election yet for the ruling african national congress for me to miller explains from pretoria the president elect will place raise up your answers out of all of us. in front of thousands of south africans so ramaphosa took his oath of office well this is the beginning of them a process 1st full term as president he came to power 15 months ago when jacob zuma resigned amid corruption scandals he's party the african national congress is struggling to recover from the damage caused by suma and internal conflict will run the process calling his presidency a new dawn he's also acknowledged his party's failures in recent times our people have launched a some of thos

the united nations estimates that more than six million people in the lake chad region have been affected by boko haram violence two and a half million of them i need of shelter and medicines before the foreign crisis my degree was a city of one million two hundred thousand people to bury the population has doubled to two and a half million a few hundred thousand just grazed crossing live in towns around the city but the majority live in the larger community the recent escalation of violence that has caused many return is to flee back to the scraps again it was regional forces in the lake chad region have recently stepped up their air and ground operations against boko haram targets they say they want to clear the area of fighters so that people can return and that they are on course stretchy of their objectives. the need to proceed to the conflict in the not is but also. other areas somewhat in terms of the way. you could manage. to approach was up until then the displaced continue to wait in places like this a temporary solution but increasingly becoming a prominent feature in the regio

but chad is correct.f they take the watergate model, sam ervin, committee, a both committee from the house and senate that investigated watergate, that went on for a year before the house judiciary committee even started its work. so chad is quite correct. nothing is going to happen tomorrow and it is going to take a long time for any of it to happen. connell: we're a long way from wherever it is we're going. good to see you. we'll see you when you come back from new york. >> pleasure, guys. melissa: tornadoes tearing through communities. we're up close with a look at the damage. the latest on the record flooding in arkansas. a potential national security threat. america remains dependent on medicines right now from china. some you may not, some you may have in your home right now, prescription drugs. from pain medications to cancer treatments. why experts are now sounding the alarm. ♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ at comcast, we didn't build the nation's largest gig-speed network just to make businesses run faster. we built

cnn meteorologist chad myers has the forecast. how does it look, chad?y, 36 river gauges out of the major flood category right now and much more rain to come. also, of course, the severe weather, as well. this weather is brought to you by allegra-d. 24 hour relief of your worst allergy and congestion symptoms. use as directed. the next five days, 6 inches of rainfall where there is already flooding, making everything worse. in this orange and yellow zone, potential for tornadoes today. yesterday, there were only a couple. today, there could be ten or more. one of those spring type days. even for tomorrow. working to 6:00 tonight, the severe weather in the panhandle op texas, oklahoma, kansas. tomorrow, the radar is still going. by the time we wake up tomorrow, this is what the radar will look like, through dallas, texas, into oklahoma city and tulsa. the storm finally moves off to the east and the midwest dries out. there will be more flooding. we had pictures yesterday from davenport. that water has to run downhill. downhill is down the mississippi. all

let's bring in meteorologist chad myers, keeping an eye on all of it for us. chad? >> doesn't seem like the 60 or 70 that were possible. a big cold air mass lorolled ou of northern oklahoma, cutting off the moisture. 19 tornadoes. if one is at your house, it is a big day. right now, we talked about the tornado warning, ed did, just east of oklahoma city. there's a box right there, right under the "c" in oklahoma city. for the rest of the day, missouri, arkansas, st. louis, little rock. that's where the big weather will be, and there is a potential for more tornadoes. the line by 6:00, fort smith, kansas city, rolling to st. louis later this afternoon, down to little rock, as well. by tomorrow morning, indianapolis, memphis, nashville, you're all into the same storm system. flooding, as eddie talked about, was the big story yesterday. some spots around oklahoma and northern oklahoma, north of oklahoma city and tulsa, 8 inches of rain in about four hours. more rainfall today, most across kansas and into parts of missouri. tomorrow, another big day for severe weather.

what now, chad? >> it was amazing how quick the meating was, i was there when house speaker nancy pelosi left departing for the white house. i got this message they were coming back. i said to a senior house source, what disit mean? nothing good. they were back in a matter of minutes and listen what nancy pelosi and chuck schumer said when they returned to capitol hill. >> we were interested, we are interested in doing infrastructure. it is clear the president isn't. he is looking for every excuse. >> makes me wonder why he did that. in any event i pray for the president of the united states. and i pray for the united states of america. reporter: keep in mind this is the narrative that republicans want. that the democrats in the house of representatives are overplaying their hand on impeachment. they had had that meeting just before, not directly to talk about impeachment, give a status report where they were with various investigations. republicans like this, this looks good for the president if the

with his iraqi counterpart a land mine explosion has killed at least 6 chardy and soldiers in lake chad a t.v. cameraman with the army convoy also died there were also multiple injuries when the land mine exploded on the road between the city of bug a solar and the town of poa on chad's border with nigeria and share. on the pose that has been sworn in south africa's president following the worst election yet for the ruling african national congress from a prison has promised to reform the country and revive its economy members of venezuela's government and opposition will meet in oslo next week for talks ended resolving the political crisis the developments seen as a sign of progress after months of tension between opposition leader one glider and president nicolas maduro told supporters that a rally the opposition wouldn't take part in full starlog but he's confirmed his team will meet government representatives in norway. former argentinean leader cristina kirchner and her running mates have launched their campaign ahead of elections in october kurtzman a surprise to many when she ann

let's begin with cnn meteorologist chad myers. what's the situation, chad? >> the storm has moved away. things are clearing up for them. i'm going to take you back just before midnight last night as the storm came right over lake of the ozarks, over jefferson city and elden. it was on the ground for at least 20 miles. a warning for that long as well. i'm going very local to take you to drill down on what the storm did. there are four panels here. they are all the same picture but different things on the radar. this is reflectivity. motion of the storm where the winds are blowing. if there is damage we'll see it in blue. there are things in the air that are not rain drops and this tells us the storm was 55,000 feet tall. here is the storm. there's jefferson city. i'm going to back it up so you can see it came all the way from elden up from the southwest to the northeast. a well-defined circulation. here, same projection. that's where the circulation started. that's the blue, red and green together. we never like different colors back to back. right into jeffe

chad, how rare is this?ecedented, john, but only four other times in recorded history, and that's really only back since the '30s and '40s have we seen this type of outbreak, 500 in 30 days. in fact, april 30th was a big outbreak day so we have to add that into may 2013, '04 and '01 and '11 with reported tornadoes like this month. 268 should be our number for this time of the year. for this month we've already had 442. that could be more than one person reporting the same tornado, so this number could actually go down. you know, like four miles north of boston and six miles south of plymouth, if you're looking at it from different directions, it could be the same storm. they just have to narrow that down when they go out and do their surveys. yesterday, 5 it tornadoes we believe touched down at some point. there is a chance of severe weather all the way to new jersey today. some of these storms across parts of pennsylvania could rotate today, so all the way up wilkes-barre, scranton, you could get storms all

and we'll meet a lake chad communities struggling to survive after increase attacks in the. biggest names are on course to return to a historic track in 2020 and he'll be here with that story of. security forces in short tackling an increase of violence against muslims a curfew is still in place in one province after attacks on mosques and muslim owned businesses so far one person is being killed in rioting in the united nations is worried the unrest could spiral under simmons reports. security forces say the violence is a direct result of the easter sunday bombings muslim businesses have been either set on fire or vandalized here a factory attacked by what police describe as mobs this was in the north where a curfew continued on tuesday morning police say they've used tough counter measures and the violence is now under control sri lanka's prime minister gave this warning in his speech to the nation ip. the unit that i have given all necessary powers to the security forces to take stern action against those breaching the peace by violating the curfew and emergency law secur

cnn meteorologist chad myers has the latest forecast. what's going to happen, chad?days. all the way through the end of the week, severe weather today through the plains. this weather is brought to you by green mountain coffee roasters, packed with goodness. let's get right to it. where's the weather today? it's in kansas, it's in oklahoma, and it's in texas. but i want to show you how this is going to spread out over the next few days. by later on tonight, big storms across the texas panhandle, oklahoma panhandle will be tornadoes on the ground. yesterday, 19 tornadoes were on the ground. we won't see that many today, but we will see many more tomorrow. another big day from amarillo down to lubbock tomorrow afternoon. but this is the graphic that is key. this is seven days worth of rainfall. everywhere that's orange is 4 or more inches of red. all of the rain, six or more. and this graphic here, 40 river gauges are either at major or higher flood stage throughout the country. and the water is here where dan was. guess where that has to go. all the way down to the gu

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on likely to bring it malcolm webb al-jazeera johannesburg south africa temporary camps in the lake chad region in nigeria have become a permanent home for hundreds of thousands of people an increase in boko haram attacks means there may be a long wait before they can return to their homeland but interest has the latest in our series a life displaced in the city of my degrees. at the height of the crisis. met a group of people fleeing attacks in two thousand and thirteen. they were out in the streets of my degree hungry and exposed to the elements. they sold temporary shelter on his property before moving to displaced people's camps. i know you know years and i know this place was my main source of income but they sent all tenants away to make room for the displaced currently that the tell them displaced people here i haven't anything since their right one. six years all the refugees show no signs of leaving most if i commend me is one of them he says he's going to wait out this crisis and this camp no matter how long it takes yeah yeah yeah only a few days ago people want to go to fire

probably most of the morning tony and chad or maybe to take that and use it would be a good opportunity for them to discuss wish wish miracle on the issues how important is it that meghan is going again because this is not the first time she's going to that region yeah actually less than three years ago she was in the region so which i think. the reason why she's going back i believe is because the security situation is worsening and countries that. are still struggling to deal with security issues and actually security issues and security and the other forms which i think he's seemed to visit. who are local civilians blaming for the western security situation. i think cannot softly be that would be one of the first things people would mention in that region and who were responsible that collapse so for example i have heard in the region people blaming the tool and when and when people say nature they mean basically the u.s. and europe so they feel like europe and in particular germany and france should take responsibility and. result was issues. he sure is going on in the region so for

chad copely was foumd guilty of murdering 20-year-old thomas. copley shot and killed the unarmed black man after reporting his words in the reports the court decision came down as an issue ofep nhr years after pros it keirs charged chad copley with murdering kouren-rodney thomas, they say the trial needs to be start over. the prosecutors in the case improm literature injected race into the argument. copley called 911 shortly before the shooting. >> we saw a bunch of hoodlums. >> reporter: he fires his shotgun from inside his garage killing thomas. >> witnesses testified thomas was unarmed. his family feared for his safety. thomas's mother says she has no doubt race was a major factor despite the court's decision to throw out the case. >>us, you know, my son could finally rest in peace. i'll never have closure. i will never have closure. >> reporter: lawyer justin bamberg represents thomas's family. >> the jury did not convict chad copley because a prosecutor injected race into the case. they convicted chad copley because of hall e greejs hisas w