so if you're traveling another update on this severe weather from the dakotas down to colorado springs. also more thunderstorms possible in dallas and maybe a little bit here from pittsburgh over to new york city. on the 7-day forecast, we'll go to 90 on thursday, low 80s this weekend. and then we'll eventually go back up a little bit more as we head through next week. that 90 on thursday. raj we haven't seen weather that warm in over seven months. way back on last last october. that's amazing. we like it. thank you jeff mario lopez just getting started right now with access hollywood mario. well, tonight we've got the stories of two hollywood tragedies that happened 30 years apart. we begin with the sisters of nicole brown simpson breaking their silence. three decades after the murder of nicole. their goal is to help everyone know what their sister was like as a person. going far beyond the devastating headline of her death. but they also opened up about the horrific abuse nicole suffered at the hands of o.j. long before

olympic hall of fame in colorado springs, which where you can find christie's gold medal. all that christinia private screening. we silent films every saturday night live parodies. >> here. we're watching some of the last known footage of san francisco's market street before the 19 0, 6 earthquake. this film from after the quake shows the devastation. >> and demonstrates the important work the museum does to restore these rare and historic niles today kind of feels like a place out of time and anachronism. and that's just how people here like for try to break something. we're taking the edge off at a local favorite. we're having to >> this my first time. so i'm a little nervous. all right. time for tea is a quaint little shop where we it, of course, and begin to come or adus with chicken pecan on hold? use these are harder to christie's at the end. >> i would be a test of not at double play right. what's this really feel? >> and it looks like a comma. i think this is the hard to no, i mean, do we deserve now known? christie's been coming here since she was a kid and now sh

another round tomorrow from the dakotas down towards colorado springs, maybe even more thunderstorms here across dallas, right here in the 7-day forecast. we'll hang on to 70 in san francisco right through friday's forecast. and you'll see in the inland valleys we're going to 90 on thursday and some low 80s for this upcoming weekend. now coming up tonight at 530 we'll take a look at the snowpack. we'll compare it to last year how we're doing and what's happening with those numbers. again, that's at 530 tonight. okay. we'll see you in a bit. thanks a revealing new study about the potential risks of tattoos and theotential link p company that created chatgpt, and we reported earlier this month that it dissolved its oversight team that focused on the long term risks of ai. but today, the company says it has a new safety committee. senior executives will lead the committee, including the ceo, sam altman. the committee will make recommendations on safety and security for projects and operations. some are skeptical because altman is on that committee. a troubling new discovery shows tattoo

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otherwise, if you're doing traveling, we do have more severe weather from the dakotas down towards colorado springsybe more thunderstorms over dallas, even here for parts of the northeast, right here on the 7-day forecast in san francisco, 70s coming in with that sunshine as we move through the next three days. then we drop it to 60s saturday and sunday. and for the inland valleys, we'll go to that 90 thursday and then dip it down to some upper 70s and low 80s this weekend. i don't know about you guys and everybody at home, but i mean, with the weather we had today, i had to remind myself for a second i'm like, wait, this is not the weekend. this is i know this is a work day. i wish it was the weekend. i know it's not. i like where your mind is. i know it's just that like classic california weather, it was like, wow, saturday. and i'm like, no, we can make it the weekend. okay. we take tomorrow off. that's very true. okay got to ask the bosses. they're going no, no, that's not totally not true. i'll be here tomorrow. yeah. thank you jeff okay, well, it's been nearly a year since the deadly implosio

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we are starting july 5th at my stand up gig in vegas and driving to colorado springs. re going to go through arizona, new mexico, and somewhere around the colorado border, my wife will rent a separate car. >> judge jeanine pirro, do you like a road trip? >> i love a road trip. >> do you have one plan? >> no. >> i will go anywhere but nobody will accept me with my dogs. we will go to content etiquette -- to connecticut and new jersey and come home. >> the adirondacks, i have never done that. >> harold ford jr., do you like to pack up the kids >> we are going to spend time in michigan over the summer up in harbor springs. the kids will get a chance to get a lot of outdoor stuff. i want to take my kids to memphis and go all the way across the state. we used to do that. we would take two and three days to do it. my kids could only withstand and we can only withstand them across state, so we will see if we can get that done this summer. >> do you like road trips? >> nope. because of traffic. >> argue a strict dad in the car? >> we don't take road trips. >> i am really good.

these people, so when the ends here trying to get her out to colorado springs, i will get her out there looking for us in the beginning, in 10 years. as you can see, we're working with the most basic equipment. a woman has died inside this house and we are trying to extract her from under the rubble. but our capabilities are very limited because we are working with our bare hands. you know, we're using cameras and she has lots, as you can see. and god help us and allow us to pull out her body in a single domestic is do not stop by the houses of peaceful citizens in the north of the gaza strip. the lease is attacked, i'll get to this house belonging to the co out of the family. well, as i said, there are a number of dead and people have been injured. people are still missing under the rubble of the city. if i give you some of those, what as those events unfolding goals are right now at the spanish embassy in brussels. you're looking at the spanish permanent. so that's jose manuel. but as he is speaking ahead of a span island in norway had beginning to recognize palestine as an independen

last way, of course, the president made his way over to the beautiful air force academy in colorado springsrks there were, frankly, overshadowed by his infamous fall. but today it's the long, great line of west point and academy steepedded in military lore and tradition. by the way, mr. biden's visit -- which is one of fizz favorite -- his favorite places to visit -- this comes a amid if sagging poll numbers nationally especially in the latest swing state surveys where mr. biden is trailing former president donald trump. but the biden campaign says they're not worried. >> we don't put any stock into polls. there are going to be polls that are up and down all across this election cycle, and so we're focused on doing the work. part of that is communicating to voters exactly how dangerous donald trump is to democracy and the threat that he poses. >> reporter: the key is going to be for their cam pane to focus on what they can do for the american people, not what the other guy might do. and that's been the big criticism. some people have argued, david, that's why the the president is trailing i

books the summer starting july 5th at my stand of gig in vegas and we're driving to july 13th to colorado springszona, new mexico and somewhere around the colorado board and my wife will probably go out into a separate car and we will meet up in colorado. >> dana: you will see my sister angie. >> we will rally. >> dana: that's exactly what i was thinking what happened. judge jeanine, de like a road trip. >> judge jeanine: i love a road trip. >> dana: de have one planet u. >> judge jeanine: no. [ laughter ] i'll go anyway, but nobody will accept me with my dogs. we will go around the block a few times, i'll tell the dogs he went to connecticut and new jersey. >> dana: road trip by would like to do is going up state new york, of never done that. >> judge jeanine: i used to always think that my days to take a road trip to see my mom in upstate new york, i may take that road trip and visit her. >> dana: a little nostalgic. do you like to pack up the kids wages jet setting every work u. >> harold: we will spend a lot of time in michigan over the summer, up in harder were -- harbor springs, the kids wi

we went out to colorado springs in may 2013 and i remember, we went and looked at the games _ remembert. we sat down _ a really, really great event. we sat down at _ a really, really great event. we sat down at breakfast the next morning and he _ down at breakfast the next morning and he could see it, he could see where _ and he could see it, he could see where it— and he could see it, he could see where it was going. he said, we are going _ where it was going. he said, we are going to _ where it was going. he said, we are going to take this concept and internationalise it, invite the world — internationalise it, invite the world and put it in the olympic stadium. — world and put it in the olympic stadium, we will invite people to watch _ stadium, we will invite people to watch and — stadium, we will invite people to watch and put it on the bbc. he could _ watch and put it on the bbc. he could see — watch and put it on the bbc. he could see it right there at the breakfast table.— could see it right there at the breakfast table. . ., ., ._ , ., breakfast table. and after today you will

bruce in colorado springs, independent. who are you voting for in november? caller: i am going to be voting for president biden. personally, myself, some of these things i have been hearing about blacks, because i'm black myself, and all of knows about how like people are going to vote in these black callers who are suddenly into being pro-palestinian, and i know that is a different subject, but if you ask a lot of these black people about what is going on history wise, a lot of them are not going to know. all of the setting, we pro-palestinian and stuff like that. people say no wars under trump, but i am like they're still wars in africa that was going on under trump, all of this going down in haiti. black people aren't talking about we need to help them. i am doing ok and doing well under the biden administration. you got to clip coupons and work a little bit harder. yeah, guess in 1981 was 65 cents a gallon, and all of the sudden it went up to five dollars under biden. but some of these people that want to call up, i do not know if they are caucasian, want

the nationwide school bus driver shortage has persisted in many areas, including here in colorado springsxtremely hard. we offer training. we've offered higher salaries, and we can't find a candidate pool. >> reporter: at the beginning of the school year, superintendent michael gall had a budget for 110 bus drivers, but only 60 showed up. to fund a solution, they shifted gears and partnered with routewise artificial intelligence. >> they told us there's at least 10% to 20% of the students that you're transporting that you could optimize the way that you transport them based upon the limitations that you have. >> reporter: the rideshare company hop skip drive developed the a.i. technology they're testing here. joanna mcfarland is their ceo. >> so how does it work? >> it looks at every vehicle available. so it's looking at buses, sedans, vans, and looking at each school and determining what are the most effective routes. >> how long does it take to analyze a school district's needs? >> um, it can run a first draft in hours and come up with something over the weekend. >> reporter: now distri

host: that is darren in colorado springs.uring the course of the morning you will see video taken by c-span crew at arlington national cemetery during several events taking place during the lead up to today. one of those, soldiers currently serving, putting flags and memorials there at the cemetery. we want to thank the cemetery for letting us out there to film that. you will see that during the course of the morning. all of the lead up for the activity today. events scheduled later on today. 11:00 the president will rail wreath at the tomb of the nones, traditional attitude -- the president will lay a wreath at the tomb of the unknowns. a traditional activity for the president. up until then, your thoughts on memorial day. in tampa, florida, this is maryellen, a member of a military family. hello. caller: i lost my husband due to a service connection. memorial day, i am the chaplain for the hillsboro veterans council. yesterday a medal of honor family. it is very important to know we care and support. we do not remember them

my command, i met with the minister of national defense and the chief of the defense staff in colorado springs. we talked about canada's commitment to norad and norad modernization and they told me at that time they were committed with funding on the line for over the horizon radar, f-35, np eight. all of those systems will have benefit to us in the homeland defense mission we share in norad. since the first day, i've seen nothing but strong commitment from our canadian partners for modernizing norad and working together to defend our homelands. >> great. that's good news. what about the border? are you getting any pushback from the border? we hear a lot about the southern border, but the northern border is important. terrorists are coming through the northern border. have you had any conversations with your counterparts there? >> senator, i have. although customs and border protection and homeland security have not requested northcom support on the north border, it is something i watch closely for number of reasons. one, potential threats entering the country through the north and i have freq

>> i am in the colorado springs school. whole new set of students. not only help your kids but kids at your school. you recently retired, correct? >> yeah. i'm still helping the teenagers. i love those teenagers, and my three grandchildren. >> robin: you're volunteering now? >> i'm subbing. >> robin: oh boy, you are brave. [ laughter ] you know what we do with subs. >> teenagers, they don't change. they want to be listened, valued and loved. >> robin: thank you. [ applause ] yes! >> lara: yes. they do have goodness in there. we know you all are used to being surprised by us. that's just not gonna change today. sorry. >> robin: that's right. because tory johnson, deals and steals. come on out, everybody. [ applause ] we got some goodies. some things to help known for his diamond earrings. oh, diamond earrings. two diamond. and a hockey mask that's actually gonna make your skin glow and look gorgeous. and a comfy blanket. yes. >> tory johnson, we love you. and we are so happy to say happy mother's day a little bit early as we celebrate. thank you all,

springs. en colorado, es donde es mÁs difÍcil conseguir viviendas en todo el paÍs. >> los que compran muchos sons, dos baÑos por 500.000 $ y estÁ carÍsimo. >> van a seguir subiendo las propiedades. >> los precios altos y las tasas altas han creado un mercado inmobiliario poco accesible, dicen los especialistas. jaime tiene una sastrerÍa, dejÓ la ciudad para comprar algo mÁs barato en los alrededores de los Ángeles. tienes que, como, como ser, como yo. vender para comprar, para poder entrar a una nueva casa. porque si, si estÁ trabajoso el inventario, es decir, la oferta de casas es extremadamente ajustado por lo que dicen los especialistas, estamos cada vez mÁs cerca en el precio promedio del millÓn de dÓlares de las casas aquÍ en california, en los Ángeles, edgar muÑoz noticias, telemundo. >> hablemos de salud. un panel de la fda recomendÓ la aprobaciÓn de un anÁlisis de sangre para el cÁncer de colon. si se aprueba, podrÍa convertirse en el segundo examen de este tipo para el diagnÓstico de la enfermedad, que afecta a unos 150.000 pacientes al aÑo en estados unidos. karla amezola nos tiene los

in colorado springs, colorado, in 1971, a group of people got together and had a vision of a future, an incredible future of a world set free in our lifetime. is that our goal? is that our goal? [applause] act like it is! because a future set free is our future. i have seen it. i woke up one day, i said, that is brilliant. how do we get there? and we get there by understanding the importance of the individual freedom of every sovereign person in the world. in that world of freedom, we don't vote to find out how we care for our neighbors. we tear down the system that enslaves them. we tear down the system that gives them an illusion of choice. in that future, we don't vote. to incorporate -- to incarcerate the mentally ill. in that world, we are free to use psychedelic science to free our minds. [applause] in that world, we don't both -- we don't vote for a national defense. we have torn down the machines that export death. in that world, we don't legalize drugs, we tear down the machine that is incarcerating half of the african-american male men in milwaukee of -- at one point in the

host: nelson in colorado springs, democratic caller. caller: good morning, congressman.ave a point on the border. now, when the last congress passed a bill, they signed that portion. let's target the border. still not one program to target the border. now, when we actually vote, they refused to sign to get the money wasn't included for the border. so why not quit all of this going on and just target the border? guest: we signed hr to a long time ago. it is the main thing that came out of the house, the border bill. it is sitting in the senate. this whole narrative that somehow we can't help our allies overseas because the border is not under control, well, because joe biden doesn't take care of the bordering doesn't secure the border doesn't mean that vladimir putin should have access to ukraine. that doesn't make sense. so yeah, i voted to help our friends in ukraine, israel and taiwan, help them against aggression, from the new axis of evil which is china, russia, north korea and iran. you need to step up and help our friends. the fact that joe biden doesn't stop what

bruce in colorado springs, independent. who are you voting for in november?aller: i am going to be voting for president biden. personally, myself, some of these things i have been hearing about blacks, because i'm black myself, and all of knows about how like people are going to vote in these black callers who are suddenly into being pro-palestinian, and i know that is a different subject, but if you ask a lot of these black people about what is going on history wise, a lot of them are not going to know. all of the setting, we pro-palestinian and stuff like that. people say no wars under trump, but i am like they're still wars in africa that was going on under trump, all of this going down in haiti. black people aren't talking about we need to help them. i am doing ok and doing well under the biden administration. you got to clip coupons and work a little bit harder. yeah, guess in 1981 was 65 cents a gallon, and all of the sudden it went up to five dollars under biden. but some of these people that want to call up, i do not know if they are caucasian, wantin

. >> mike from steamboat springs, colorado maybe can taketrump' trump's jury on a quick cruise on a.nd i don't think she's very good at geography. so they could wind up in nova scotia. john from cape coraln nova, flo. are you kidding? $100. what kind of bet is that? rs people bet more than that on a turtle race. >> i didn't want to soun d boujee, so i thought 100 wasa hu normal. karlndred from polk city, flor. >> jesse, you shouldn'te, be betting on anything you s with your past record. >> i know i owed her all the g stupid red wave. it was for charity. d >> whatever. carla from perry, indiana. i'm going to nam e a stairway from san diego if you want day to resist. >> the resistance is real. s of yoge resiak and go to the beach with three of your friends and do the downward doga park. >> denise from alabama. the yoga group should just s like the homeless, pitch a tent and do their business in the sana tentd. . >> joseph from huntington, west virginia that women's rage ritual look like the lobby of a starbucks when they get several wrong. sam from fort worth texas you better trademark

." >> reporter: at the colorado winter melted into spring, a cast of characters file into the weld countyent that ended randy baker's life. >> sometimes, life is stranger than fiction. >> reporter: kelly baker pleaded not guilty and denied she had anything to do with the murder. well, armed with confessions and plea deals from carol baker and her sun griz, the district attorney and the ada aim to prove that in fact kelly was the ringleader of this gang of deadly relatives. >> randy baker's on wife and his own sister were plotting with his own nephew to give this woman the day she waited far too long for. >> reporter: there was some planning and work here. >> for quite some time. >> reporter: for three long months. plan a was, odd. remember those falling asleep car accidents? the prosecutor said kelly spiked randy morning smoothies with overdoses of his own medication hoping an accident would kill him. randy's nephew griz thought that one up. >> anyway, he wouldn't take them and won't be looking for it. >> reporter: when that didn't work, griz finish the job with two bullets. now prosecuto

springs. >> sedona, arizona, fort collins, colorado, say you knew it was going to be busy. >> yeah, it's it's memorial day. it's one like the busy travel ban it was cheaper for you. this trip, would cheaper, but it wasn't any more expensive. it's been a busy year so far and work. so i'm ready. >> so you don't have any problems paying a little bit more or not this year just to get away. actually, she's the flying is so much more fun when somebody else is paying. so. >> i wish the next time that person would pay for me so i can fly as well. if you are flying. here's a tip to pass a law. make sure that you pre book your parking spot because they are chest flying off the shelves, so to speak with so many people traveling. so go ahead and reserve your parking spot at this airport or the other 2 bay area airports do that. and if you're wondering why more people are traveling, gas prices are up, but everything else as far as air travel is down, including air travel, 6% cheaper than at the same time last year. hotel. stay point 4% cheaper and rental cars, 10% cheaper. so you add all those things not

springs. >> sedona, arizona, fort collins, colorado. >> now at 3, the holiday rush, millions of people acrossd for memorial day travel. so thank you for joining us here during kron for news at 3, i'm justine waltman. it's already a busy start to memorial day weekend here in the bay area. everyone seems to be ready to kick off summer. so we're taking some live looks now. first here at the golden gate bridge. we can see traffic

springs. >> sedona, arizona, fort collins, colorado, say you knew it was going to be busy. >> yeah, it's it's memorial day. it's one like the busy travel ban it was cheaper for you. this trip, would say cheaper, but it wasn't any more expensive. it's been a busy year so far work. so i'm ready. >> so you don't have any problems paying a little bit more or not this year just to get away. actually, she's the one if you are flying. here's a tip to pass a law. make sure that you pre book your parking spot because they are chest flying off the shelves, so to speak with so many people traveling. so go ahead and reserve your parking spot at this airport or the other 2 bay area airports. back to you. >> all right, thanks. well, 10 10 right now. still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news if you're not flying, but you're driving for the vacation weeken . we're going take a look at where our pan of filler up. and a san francisco restaurant owner is now suing the city for millions. will tell you why. >> i'm trevor shirley in washington today the doj filed an antitrust lawsuit against an antitrust lawsuit aga

springs. >> sedona, arizona, fort collins, colorado. >> now at 3, the holiday rush, millions of people across the country. they're heading to the airport are hitting the road for memorial day travel. so thank you for joining us here during kron for news at 3, i'm justine waltman. it's already a busy start to memorial day weekend here in the bay area. everyone seems to be ready to kick off summer. so we're taking some live looks now. first here at the golden gate bridge. we can see traffic already building heading into the north bay coming into the city. looks just fine, though. and at san francisco international airport. well, it's expected to be busy. so our charles clifford stop by there today to see how travel is going so far. >> well, here at sfo on thursday, lots of people getting an early start to their memorial day weekend vacation plans triple a says that this could be one of the busiest holiday weekends in years, according to triple a 38.0, 4 million pehple will travel by car this weekend, possibly making this the busiest memorial day for vehicle trips since record keeping began at t

hay, and so we have them until spring, in the spring we put our potatoes under the hay, look how beautiful they are already, for the first 2 years the coloradoo beetle did not eat our potatoes, which was very surprising. and the year has appeared, we do not use any mineral fertilizers, this is the earth, it is healed in this way, the earth becomes alive, soft, and most importantly, good, good potatoes, we also mulch all our vegetable products, we do not use mineral fertilizers at all. from our environmentally friendly potatoes, which grow under our hay, today we will prepare belarusian national dish babka. there is a legend that when napoleon was returning with his army from moscow to france, they tried this dish in a belarusian village. the commander liked the grandmother so much that he decided to find out the name of it. dishes, those who treated him did not know this, they said that we don’t know, but the grandmother brought it, since then, perhaps this is true, this dish is called babka, we grate potatoes, add onions here, add salt, eggs, flour, mix everything, in our area they add fatty pork to the babka, which i i’ll make it today, bu

it will sit until spring, in the spring we put our potatoes under the hay, look what they are like. beautiful already, for the first 2 years we had the coloradoch was very surprising, in the third year it appeared, we do not use any mineral fertilizers, it is the earth, it is healed in this way, the earth becomes alive, soft, and most importantly , what a good good card... add onions here, add salt, eggs, flour, mix everything. in our area they add fatty pork to the babka, which i will do today, but in general you can add mushrooms, you can also add dried blueberries, we will have it with overcooked pork. those who know our babka always ask us to cook it, now we cover our dishes with foil and put them in the oven. temperature 200° for about 50 minutes, we'll wait, our babka is ready, take it out, that's it, serve with sour cream and herbs. this is the dish we prepare in our farmstead with the commandment, bon appetit! we are very happy with our life here, in general , the children tell us that our main responsibility now is... loving, persistent achievement of the goal, their work teaches them to do this, well, very hospitable, it seems to me

[ cheering ] >> the colorado buffaloes coach honoring junior running back charlie with a full athletic scholarship. charlie, also named the team's springparent, and according to coach prime. [ cheering ] >>> and talk about a promposal. annie got a dozen friends who all decided to take her out on prom night. together they celebrated an evening full of fun, including ice cream and even ax throwing. for her and mom sue, that invite and inclusion meant the world. >> i just always hoped that she'd have these types of experiences. and so as a parent, especially of a child with a disability, it just brought me so much joy. >> it was an incredible moment to me. >> and caps off to this new golden gate university graduate. this mom of two finally getting her associates degree in general education after years of hard work and putting family first. it wasn't just marieloas feeling pride. look at her 6-year-old son leo sitting with dad. >> oh, knno, what's wrong? >> happy tears, dad. >> oh my goodness, really? happy tears. >> it is. >> what was it like for you to see that? >> amazing. >> i was able to show my kids that hard work pays off. >> happy

the colorado buffaloes coach honoring junior running back charlie offerdahl with a full athletic scholarship. that's charlie, also named the team's spring player, celebrating with players his parents and, of course, coach pride. are you talking, everybody? yeah. and talk about a promposal iowa high school junior, annie schlarman got a dozen friends who all decided to take her out on prom night. together. they celebrated an evening full of fun, including ice cream and even ax throwing. for her and mom, sue, that invite and inclusion meant the world i just always hoped that she'd have these types of experiences. and so as a parent, especially of a child with a disability, it just brought me so much joy. it was an incredible moment to me. and there's a baby boom at the sheriff's department in boone county, kentucky. that's deputy and first time dad brennan dills with his new baby girl. but he's not the only one. deputy christian fosters a new dad, too, and so is jacob bolton. but get a load of this. they're just a few of the more than a dozen law enforcement parents to welcome little ones in the last year or so, and caps off to this new go

colorado rockies. this is big. they've had huge spring snow events. and this is also why we've had such severe weather. copper mountain staying open later than they have in nearly 30 years. so they got in the latest of about 14in. and then there's quite a dynamic difference when you look at the gulf coast, because laredo will go for another record today at 108. new orleans could tie or break one at 91, and orlando will be at 97. you imagine what that feels like. it'll have the feels like above 100. and i know we were quite warm yesterday. you felt that summer like that touch. yeah. well that's not going to last. we're going to be rainy and cool as we go into the weekend. the morning temperatures back in the 50s and in the great lakes back into the 30s. your local weather now in 30s. i'm >> are gonna be right. are gonna be right. you are gonna be right >> love coming up. getting ready for the mother of all deals and steals. these boss moms have steals. these boss moms have some great savings. all ♪ missing out on the things you love because of asthma?

spring season. last night, no exception. i'm concerned about what happens tonight. let's get you some hail video out of colorado.ou can see them pushing. look how where it hits on the tire. this is inches of hail. i want to show you this. this demolished that side of the building. when we widen out, you will see the window broken. look where the hail didn't hit. that was a tough night for hail. so that was damaging. the tornados yesterday, three reported. there wasn't a lot of damage with these. here's what i'm concerned about tonight. it is likely we'll have stronger than ef-2 tornados. i want to walk you through this. st. joseph you're on the edge of this. clarksville, davenport, des moines, even into madison. this is the red zone for tornados possible as we get into the afternoon/evening. even chicago land, even into madison here. these winds later on this afternoon into tonight are going to be 70, 90 mile per hour winds. even though you're not in the red zone, this is still a tough night for you. now during the day tomorrow we drop this just a lit toll the south. little rock, texarkana, dallas. these are tor