it was taking aim at the small town of chapman touching down in a rural area instead. it destroyed about 20 homes. there are no reports of any injuries plaintiff and this scene, a storm chaser spotting this tornado last night north of oklahoma city. in all more than 30 twisters have been reported across the plains in the last day stretching from texas to minnesota. and storm experts warn the threat of more severe weather will be in effect at least through friday. >>> and breaking news right here in new york city, four people have been shot inside a concert venue where the rapper t.i. was scheduled to perform. one person died in the shooting at irving plaza. video showed a chaotic scene as concert goers tried to leave the area as a group of people tended to a person on the floor. witnesses say they heard an argument on a backstage balcony before shots were fired. the violence broke out before that rapper t.i. took the stage. >>> 11 states are suing the boerm administration over its transgender bathroom directive. the lawsuit argues t its power, violating federal law and

. >> just east from there, a twister around a half mile wide barely missed the city of chapman. >> oh, i think that was somebody's house. >> more than does end tornados were spotted in the southern planes. the violent weather has already left its mark. and ef3 tornado struck western kansas tuesday. >> is that where it tore? >> yes. >> cathy hamilton and her family hid inside a storm shelter as a tornado leveled their home. >> it is gone, everything is gone. all we heard was loud noise, and the door blew open, stuff was flying everywhere. >> miraculously, there were no report of any major injuries in this area. but, residents are not in the clear just yet, there are more storms in the forecast. omar villafranca, cbs news, and -- abaline kansas. >> miracle no injuries when you look at that damage. >> so true, that severe weather just keeps oncoming, another day actually where they have enhanced risk for severe weather out in the planes, tills the season, but rough stuff when you see all of the video coming in day after day after day. really is. we actually can start things off by lookin

: a woman and her daughter were in the suv stuck in heavy traffic on the tracks at washington and chapman in san leandro when an amtrak train came roaring through smashing into the suv and dragging it half a mile. authorities say it's possible they were killed instantly. the enriquez family is grieving. vanessa was going to pick up herson, who has autism, from school but never made it. she is a jehovah witness, a good person, he says, dedicated to work and home. this is the second train accident in two days in this area. a man was killed by an amtrak train near davis and alvarado. >> there's a loss of life of three people in two days in train collisions this san leandro. >> reporter: this crash happened at an intersection that's notorious for heavy traffic. that traffic may have forced vanessa on the tracks. once there, police say it's unclear whether she ever saw the train coming on was distracted. >> we'll probably never know. >> reporter: christin ayers, kpix 5. >> none of the passengers on theamtrak train was hurt. >>> mayhem in new mexico as protests outside a donald trump rally turn

nbc christi smith live in san francisco and chapman spoke at an naacp meeting. >> reporter: that's right. tony chaplain smelled out his plans in a front of a crowd very concerned about the direction of the san francisco police department. they gathered late this afternoon at third baptist church for the regular meeting of the naacp where the interim chief who already headed up reforms talked about priorities like body cameras and working on the police force and after former chief greg sur resigned the same day. there have been a number of high-profile police shootings, a texting scandal and criticism of the department that came under federal he review. today chaplain talked change. >> i'm not going to let anything steer me wrong and that's changing and getting us to a place where we're happy and understand that the police are here to help you and they are part of you and the community. >> reporter: he was met with applause a number of times as he listened and answered questions for two hours. he wasn't asked questions today about the police shooting this week but expected to release more

the large tornado that struck northern kansas just missed the town of chapman, about 7 miles west offy to -- 75 miles west of topeka. it was on the ground for an hour yesterday, but no immediate reports of injury. another tornado landed near enid, oklahoma, last night. the severe weather included lightning strikes. so far, there are no reports that buildings were damaged, but power lines were knocked down. more than 35 tornadoes were reported in the plains yesterday. >>> today president obama will attend the g7 summit in japan. two days of talks are expected to focus on china, fighting terrorism, and women's empowerment. late yesterday, the president met with japanese prime minister abe. their talk was dominated by the arrest of a u.s. military base worker in connection with the killing of a woman on okinawa island. >> we consider it inexcusable, and we are committed to doing everything that we can to prevent any crimes from taking place of this sort. >> tomorrow, mr. obama becomes the first sitting president to visit hiroshima where the u.s. dropped an atomic bomb in 1945. >>> egypt i

chapman, kansas, scary. looked like the thing was heading through the middle of the town and went a half mile to the south of there and where most of the homes were damaged. very mature storm in junction city, scared for you too and the storm weakened. by the time it got over you you had a hail storm. impressive stuff last night. today, cluster we iowa getting a lot of the thunderstorms and wind damage a problem overnight tonight. towards tomorrow, we will reload the atmosphere and possibility of a minioutbreak. 28 million people at risk and enhanced risk in texas and enhanced risk same spots over central kansas, north kansas and southern half of areas of nebraska into omaha. almost into kansas city. a few strong tornadoes are possible today. large hail, damaging winds definitely. the possibility of those dangerous tornadoes in numerous ones that will be the concern. that is your national weather. here is a closer look at your day ahead. >>> the thunderstorms threat go down through texas. texas we are more c

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in john chapman's 1884 painting of that room. today, it can be found in the upper hall at tutor place. in addition to the furniture and objects are discussed, our collection has 50 complete textiles associated with the washington family, including one of the 12 needlepoint cushions that martha washington cross stitched over 36 years. intending to use the cushions on a set of chairs at mount vernon. she completed the final cushion a few months before her death after which the cushions were divided evenly among her granddaughters. also in the collection, these late 18th-century english roast blankets. these textiles are called blankets -- we have a number of fragment three textiles, including pieces of martha washington's down and upholstery purported toabric be from the philadelphia presidents house through the family. last but not least, everyday objects like the soap i mentioned earlier and buttons. the final group of objects related to the washingtons can be found in the tutor place archives. key among those is the 1775i mentio

is to the afternoon and look a what is left of their vehicle this happen in washington avenue and chapmanng was stuck in traffic but when all the vehicles in the rubble crossing arms and then the trend can the to on the with to pick up her son an amtrak spokesperson says of the trend of involved was a capitol corridor train heading from san jose to sacramento 39 people on board. >>darya: the three people accused of killing a father has this been charged with murder tiffany's caving in all of the it a darling man the first quarter paris yesterday and after being arrested for the murder of keefe the three did not into a plea of the then filing the murder charges prosecutors have refused to discuss a motive or give any details about this killing. he was less intent to see if when he went to in millbrae and kickoffs across the street from where he left their reports that he was going to meet the girlfriend his body was found in the field near hillsborough on may 11th. >>mark: decision 2016 donald trump raleigh in albuquerque the mexico was the scene of and a protest last nine nearly demonstra

this slow-moving tornado spared the small town of chapman, which was devastated by another twister in 2008. remarkably, no deaths and no injuries were reported. still this area is watching for the potential of more severe weather later today. nbc news, abilene, kansas. >>> a flower delivery turns into a felony theft. one of the victims an 8-year-old boy with cerebral palsy. >>> also nearly one year later, the murder of a community reporter remains now d.c.'s top cop has a message for the public. >>> and this is supposed to be the busiest travel day of the holiday weekend. we'll break down that important weather forecast from the beach and your neighborhood. >>> but right now, a story you're only going to see on news4. a montgomery county man whose family ran a day care out of their home is charging with making child pornography. >> scott macfarlane broke the story online just a few moments ago and joins us with more details. >> reporter: state records -- [ no audio ] an fbi investigation obtained by news4 does not reference any day care center, but says the man was suspected of sharin

the amtrak train and s-u-v collided at washington avenue and chapman road. investigators say the mom and child were in traffic -- stuck on the tracks -- when they were hit. >> pam:tonight, we are learning more about the victims. who lived in oakland. kron4's j-r stone has more. >> pam: 1 man who works nearby says when he heard at the time of the accident. >> normally they hit the horn. but this time i did not hear it hit it landed right at the train tracks. and it was a lot of traffic every day, we deal with this traffic there >> pam: were 39 passengers on the train and none of them were injured. the passengers were molten taken by bus. police are still investigating what led up to this deadly collision. >> steve:breaking news we are following tonight: a severe weather outbreak in the midwest. there were reports of a possible tornado earlier in oklahoma. >> pam:homes were damaged -- andmultiple tornadoes were also spotted in kansas. including this one. this is *new video tonight. >> pam:it was shot near ''scott city' -- in a rural area. >> pam:no reports of

tony chapman said one of his top priorities for the department is to review the department's force policy. >>> ditch the car and take the bus, shuttle, or ride share. that's the reminder this evening for anyone headed to the golden gate bridge for this holiday weekend. looks beautiful tonight. drivers will be restricted from using the welcome center park at the southern end and north end to prevented traffic backups because during holiday weekends everyone likes to check it out. it's from 5:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. >>> calabres calabrese-c-a-l-a-, calabrese. >> she got it. unfortunately she didn't make it to the final round, but rude vick is one of those who did survive. he's a seventh grader. one of his words s bariolage, b-a-r-i ts b-a-r-i-o-l-a-g-e. >> it took many a long time to spell. >> r-a-n itds-e-r-i. >> it took me a long time. there's a possibility of some 90s. you can see across the outer sunset. we still have fog. temperatures in the low 50s, but the sun's trying to break out right now and that's a sign of changes to come our way. i think a lot of us will notice those changes as w

the collision happened near chapman road. police say the train hit the small suv and pushed it along the train tracks about a quarter mile before it was eventually able to stop. we spoke to the woman another brother if law. he says she was on her way to pick up her son who is autistic. >> she a hard working housewife and a jehovah's witness. >> she may have been in heavy traffic and stuck between the rail crossing orms be every that crash. >>> right now, newly released dash-cam video shows the moments leading up to a deadly shooting in palo alto. this video shows the man charging at police holding a knife. two officers opened fire, killing william raff. it happened christmas day outside a mental health facility. the determination says he attacked the officers. he tried 28 before. his family is now suing the city of palo alto for wrongful death. >> this young person without a history of violence ends up getting killed. he's only holding a butter knife. >> a staff member said he had a butter knife and he was not a threat. >>> s

have been here and shared with you the images coming out of the region in abilene, kansas and across chapmanbehind me is the worst damage left behind by the tornado. this home was completely destroyed. and the basement is what you are looking at. and the entire house is gone. the family was inside underneath those steps and they were protecting their heads with pots and pans. it is a miracle there were no serious jurisdiction or killed as the tornado ripped through. ef four tornado 80 miles per hour upon winds and left a path of destruction 26 miles and on the ground 90 minutes. and we have another risk of severe weather in nebraska and texas. we have a potential for more damaging winds and hail. and the tornado threat is lower today than yesterday. we have a threat in place. it is important to have a way to get the weather warnings. situations develop rapidly. we have tropical development off of the east coast. there is area of desturbed weather. it is a little on the early side. but there is a potential again this weekend, we could be seeing a depression forming and impacting portions of t

daughter killed instantly when an amtrak train slammed into their suv near washington avenue and chapman road, police say the train hit the small suv and pushed it along the train tracks about a quarter of a mile before it was able to stop t. woman's mother-in-law says she was on her way to pick up her son. >> like everyone, shelves hard working. she was a housewife and a jehovah's witness. >> police say she may have been in heavy traffic and beyond the rail crossing remember before that crash. >>> an eerie site at golden gate park a. gardner found the man facedown on the eastern edge of the park. the homicide junt sed says there is evidence to suggest there was a struggle. they drained the lake in the hopes of finding more clues. no word on what they actually found. the victim ha has not been identified. san jose investigates the 20th homicide of the year. they have report of a body found fear regional medical center in east l.a. the cause of death is unknown. the victim's identity has not been released. >>> an accused killer turned himself in. he is accused of murdering a woman and dou

i remember some years ago accident we invited him to give a commencement speech at my law chool, chapman, and the invitation got lost in the mail. this was when the anthrax scare on. going and i bumped into him one day visiting justice thomas's chambers, said we never got a decline from you. i want to come out, just not graduation. what do you want me to talk about? i said justice scalia, you can talk about whatever you want. he looked me right in the eye and said eastman, you're wrong about lockner versus new york so lockner i'll talk about versus new york. i said that's great. 100th ar is the anniversary of it. why don't we reenact it. you can play chief justice. and we had a wonderful exchange due process.antive he said what do you get due process out of it. i said it's law. he said where do you get that. i said one day your successors n the court won't like that, siis, ero.ne was he said where did that come from. i said i think the state of sicily, your honor. point to be may about the nature of the constitution. y the way, one side on there, when alberta fell was handed down last ye

with us is leslie chapman henderson. thanks for being here. >> thank you. thank you for having me. >> tell us more about this conference, you hear about earthquake research and think tanks. what makes this conference different? >> it is different because we only get together once every four years and also because the diverse group that comes together, pretty much every expert that is relevant to advancing earthquake and resiliency will be here. we have representatives and scientists and volunteers and educators and analysts and insurance people. a great group. >> and so leslie i'm guessing that you bring all of these people together with the idea that a, we can help people recover from an earthquake and help them to be better prepared. >> it starts with saving lives and that's why the topics are so exciting. in the intervening times since the last conference tremendous advances made in earthquake early warning. just seconds we will be able to keep people from being trapped on elevators and trains from derailing and keep people off of dangerous bridges. we w

near the intersection of chapman and washington avenue. tara moriarty at the scene. horrific. >> it was. just a couple of moments ago, they took the car away of that green suv and let me tell you, my heart dropped. it was so completely mangled. you looked at it and say no way anyone could have survived that. it was a difficult and emotional scene for first responders. many of them have children and really sort of struggled with this and about 15 minutes ago. the coroner took the bodies of the mother and the 3-year-old child away. this accident happened around 1:30 this afternoon. police say that woman was stuck in traffic at that intersection when the train hit. it dragged the car at least an 8th of a mile in the northbound direction. first responders tried life saving m

manus talk to the group's president, gary chapman, earlier this week.us: the most profitable year ever. crossing the billion mark. same as last year. can you replicate that? gary: yes, i'm confident we can. the trouble is organizations tend to get measured in terms of fighting to performance. i am a great deliver of the service in the product that the service customer wants to get that right, do it safely, financial results will come. we are very much focused on doing it. making sure we are well-positioned to bring a strong and consistent product. manus: that is the message coming through from your colleagues here as well. get it right, and they will fly. get it right, we will deliver. part of your strategy has been acquisition. cash-rich company coming or balance sheet, are you a deal hungry --is it in your blood? is there more deals on the card? gary: yes, there is. we are not what i would call hungry, because it suggests we might be less than cautious. we are looking to good, solid opportunities. ones we believe we can integrate into our business, so

the tornado came within a mile of the city of chapman which was torn apart by a tornado just eight years ago. >>> a strange outburst on a frontier airlines jet halts the flight. the plane was going from denver to portland. the woman's behavior was so bizarre the pilot returned to the gate. the passenger stopped reporting because the woman took off all her clothes. she was removed from the plane. >> this was clearly a medical emergency. there is no excuse to see an airplane with a problem like this and not have paramedics on board taking charge of the situation. >> she also tried to pull out an oxygen bag above her. many question why she was allowed on the plane in the first place. she was acting strangely before the flight. >>> actors in hollywood like it when they get to appear on tv or film but this guy might be regretting his 15 minutes of fame. he climbed the "hollywood" sign waving a flag that said, i'm back! when he was done, he jumped down. but lapd were there waiting for him with handcuffs. the plan is one of the guys behind the youtube channel, natural born pranksters. they are

tracy chapman, and saint bruce of asbury, and, most famously, his frequent collaborator peter gabrielwhen you age 12 when you started to perform, uh, professionally. >> youssou: yeah. >> anthony: but did you come from a musical tradition? >> youssou: my mom, she's a griot. griot are the storytellers and they are also singers, rappers, and everything. and i, i grow with my grandma, she was a big singer. she give me a lot of things. and from there going to the school for two years, then left the school and start my career. >> anthony: tonight we are having a beef mafe, which is a stew thickened with ground peanuts. there are similar preparations throughout west africa, but the senegalese version is particularly great. sear the beef, cook the onion, garlic, peppers, and carrots, deglaze with ground peanuts and broth, bringing up all that good stuff from the pan, then simmer until tender and --awesome. serve hot over rice. >> anthony: wow. >> youssou: ah. >> anthony: that looks good. >> youssou: that's good. good, good, good, good, good. thank you. >> anthony: wow. this is very, very good

. >> cold cases like this one that mike chapman wants solved.4,000 to generate this suspect profile. >> well, it is worth it, because it is a young girl who was sexually assaulted and abducted. >>er the crime goes back 30 years to 1987, and right here to east poplar road in east sterling. the deputy says that the man broke into the homes at 4 cc in the morn, and abducted 9-year-old girl and abused her. and the invest fwa or the is hoping that will generate new leads by somebody's memory. >> we want to try it to see if we have some success with it. >> david culver, news4. >>> a woman suspected in a robbery was killed today after she was hit by a car fleeing the scene on a bicycle. police say that a man and his girlfriend assaulted a woman, and grabbed her phone and took off on bicycles. the female suspect was hit and killed by a minivan. the police were able to arrest the accomplish ronald souers is who is charged with robbery. >>> back to the presidential race, and the tension between donald trump and people like house speaker paul ryan. we have

the accident happened yesterday on the tracks at washington and chapman. 30-year-old vanessa enriquez her 3-year-old daughter were hit as the train passed. officers are reviewing footage from businesses to learn how it happened. >>> another ugly incident on the presidential campaign trail. this time, outside the site of a donald trump rally in alburqueque, new mexico. protestors clashed with police even throwing barricade, rocks and bottles at officers. police responded by firing pepper spray and smoke grenades. there was also some damage from vandalism inside the venue. trump also dealt with protestors. >> get them out of here. >> it took several officers to remove one woman from the arena. >>> hillary clinton will be in the bay area for a couple of days today. the democratic presidential front-runner will join her husband former president bill clinton for a fundraiser in atherton. a rally is planned tomorrow at downtown san jose's parkside hall. president clinton is already in the bay area yesterday. he made stops in fremont and san francisco including this fundraising appearance at

but it did hit a little town called solomonian chapman, blown 20 homes away. >> an hour and a half? >> yes. it has happened before. i think there is a case of a five-hour tornado, back in the day, near zenia ohio. i'll look that up. >> because in texas we had tornados sometimes but it would only and minute. >> or seconds? >> may go up and down a go over. >> hour and a half. okay, let's get you to up new york city. bad night up there. >> so this is for fans at a new york concert. they were with the rapper, one person dead, 3 others injured, after someone started shooting inside the venue. >> yes, police say the shooting happened shortly after ten last night at a very popular venue called irving plaza. one man was hit in the chest, a second man in the stomach, a woman was shot in the leg, and another person showed up at a hospital late their night. the shooting took place in a back stage dressing room area where is suggesting the shooter could have been with one of the artists, which included ti so we have to see what happened. listen to this. >> one short, everybody rush in, recall o