not a lot of convection -- lot of conviction. treading water to some degree.as been a haven bid on all of this. we have bank of america. let's take a look at the defense contractors.

there are two areas of convection or thunderstorms, one across the southeast. this caused half dozen tornadoes georgia moving southeast. i'm looking at the storms running through chicago and ohio valley moving quickly 50 miles per hour. that's arriving before daybreak tomorrow. future tracker showing 5:30 tomorrow morning, heavy rain, embedded thunderstorms across the region. we have a break in the action with lighter rain, peeks of sunshine, but that will destabilize the atmospheres. that's about 2:30 and it's the greatest threat of severe weather. as far as rain, an inch or two wouldn't be a big deal but this is the third storm in a week. locally heavily flooding is possible, creeks, streams and rivers. we have a risk of severe weather. the highest risk in the area is new castle county area south and extreme southern new jersey. any storm has the potential for damaging winds, hail and the isolated tornado. we talk about the threats and what's behind it in the full forecast. jim? >> thank you, cecily. the storms pack a powerful punch throughout the south today

not a lot of convection -- lot of conviction. treading water to some degree. has been a haven bid on all of this. we have bank of america. let's take a look at the defense contractors. all rallying after that missile attack on syria. investors are thinking perhaps these companies will stand to benefit. the question is whether the corporate outlook will improve. this could be a knee-jerk reaction. let's take a look at the 10 year the yen, gold,h and vix. at one point closer to two point 26%. we have the yen rallying today. gold higher by 1%, the best rally of april. of a risk despite the fact the equity markets overall are a little bit flat. now taking a look at the banks. thinking investors that will perhaps hurt the lending activities. filing the worst for the bank since march. a look at btv 71218. this is the banking etf. we have taken a look at this before. it is a compilation of a lot of technical indicators. there could be some more downside for the banks. he thinks there is a bear market ahead for the banks. something to keep an eye on for sure. >> the u

>>> kate joins us with your forecast and you're watching this -- i wrote it down, mesoscale >> convective. >> an mcs. that's easier, rain and thunder, part of a bigger storm going to impact us tomorrow. so the i'll show you what that is, overnight into tomorrow morning, we're not out on the woods even once that passes through, we got rain and thunderstorms. again, on and off pretty much all day. even severe. let's take a look outside. i want to take you to roof cam, cloudy skies on sky cam 3, the clouds came in late afternoon and stayed and we're watching the showers and thunderstorms head from the west. here's a look at that storm looking pretty potent. the center of the low on storm scam 3, this is the line that produced severe weather across the deep south, there's another squall line through georgia but this complex you see rain and thunder over portions of ohio that mcs, the cluster of rain and thunder will come through overnight into early tomorrow morning. stretching down towards the city and shore points possibly a little bit of a lull before the next line comes through. this is j

>>> kate joins us with your forecast and you're watching this -- i wrote it down, mesoscale >> convective. >> an mcs. that's easier, rain and thunder, part of a bigger storm going to impact us tomorrow. so the i'll show you what that is, overnight into tomorrow morning, we're not out on the woods even once that passes through, we got rain and thunderstorms. again, on and off pretty much all day. even severe. let's take a look outside. i want to take you to roof cam, cloudy skies on sky cam 3, the clouds came in late afternoon and stayed and we're watching the showers and thunderstorms head from the west. here's a look at that storm looking pretty potent. the center of the low on storm scam 3, this is the line that produced severe weather across the deep south, there's another squall line through georgia but this complex you see rain and thunder over portions of ohio that mcs, the cluster of rain and thunder will come through overnight into early tomorrow morning. stretching down towards the city and shore points possibly a little bit of a lull before the next line comes through. this is j

as soon as the sun sets we will lose the energy of the convective showers.s the skies clear wind sheltered valleys along the north bay will be watching out for patchy frost heading into tomorrow morning. hour by hour there you see the clearing skies around the bay area. the next chance of rain showing up early on month. morning temperatures 30s and 40s. of the may take you by surprise as you wake up tomorrow morning. might have to scrape your windshield in parts of the north bay. mid 30s in a few areas. in the afternoon, highs in the low to mid 50s. even after the cold start to the morning, daytime highs should be warmer than what we saw today. mid 60s in san jose. 64 in pleasanton, 63 in concord. 50s and 60s around the peninsula. breezy on coast. san francisco upper 50s for highs, low 60s into the north bay. 62 around novato for the afternoon. hour by hour, sunshine throughout the day. increasing high clouds by this time tomorrow morning. monday that's the first storm and not much of a storm at that. just a few scattered showers for the first half of the da

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because we see not only showers along the cold front crossing through, but certainly a lit bit of convectivealong. in short, a little bit of wet weather for the next couple of days, not today, though, today promises to be bright, sunny and seasonable, and very comfortable, also, a very good hair day, i might add. meisha, you are looking loverly today. >> well, katie, your hair always looks perfect. for me, if you saw when i woke up. >> it is the hair spray. it does the job. >> ya, right. katie, thank you so much. good morning, everyone, so i was up at the desk talking about how busy it is in the world of travel already this morning. that's casino whatever we're seeing right now. let's get into it. chesterfield township new jersey, new jersey turnpike northbound, past route 206, right lane blocked. right lane right now but can still slow you down, still very dark out there. approach the 5:00 it will get busier. heads up for those of you around that area, taking the turnpike any time soon. then we have couple of accident here, one norristown main street at ford street, another one in cull bees

then as the sun sets we lose the heating of the day the convective energy for a lot of showers begins to go away. then cooler dry air sets up heading into sunday morning which looks down right chilly. hour by hour on saturday. scattered showers. slight chance of thunder as long as the sun is up. 7:00 thing calm down. clear skies, chilly temperatures, patchy frost possible in some of the north bay valleys. again, not very april-like around the bay area. and highs on sunday during the afternoon should be a little bit warmer. the seven-day forecast forecast including the second half of the weekend looks dry. slight chance we could see light showers on monday. wednesday and thursday could be back at it again. looks like a fairly cold system which will keep the know snow going over the sierra. the second half of next week. the pattern keeps resetting across northern california. >> we are getting used it it. >>> up next, how about this, a pizza protest in san francisco. pizza. the message that these people are trying to send to muni. >>> and we have jimmy. >> hey guys, jennifer lopez. music

and we have got two areas of convection of severe weather across the deep south and midwest.hat the low pressure will do is form another low to the south and that brings us some heavy rain and some potentially strong to severe thunderstorms kind of two areas of that during the day tomorrow. so tonight the clouds continue to thicken. rain should be holding off until after midnight and overnight lows dropping down into the 40s. and future tracker the latest showing a round of pretty heave thunderstorms before the sunrises at 5:00 in the morning and a good line of gusty thunderstorms rolling through and the morning commute, it will be wet and generally scattered light showers and the system reloads as we head into the afternoon. future tracker showing 2:00 in the afternoon the threat of severe weather moving in from the west with gusty thunderstorms could spin up an isolated tornado and into the evening commute. it all winds down some left over showers. future tracker 6 showing a threat of of severe weather and a lot of rain, generally a solid 1 to 2 inches of rain and areas mor

convective activity, showers and thunderstorms. they received about 130 millimeters in a few hours time. normally they receive 400 millimeters in the entire month of april. we're seeing nearly a third of their monthly average rainfall. the extreme risk of landslides continues for southwestern sections of colombia, central and northern sections. a highland slide threat for that area with more rainfall to come. and addition 50ing to 150g millimeters of rainfall depending where you're located. the heaviest rainfall will stay out of the mocoa region they had about 1100 soldiers ushered into this region to help with the search and recovery efforts. the state of public emergency on going right now. there are 17 neighborhoods that were affected in total and the thing about this, natalie and george, landslides are nearly impossible to predict. we can show areas where they have elevated risk of landslide activity and we highlighted those here on then report. >> can you imagine running from -- how, you can't, and what it must sound like. >>

up thunderstorms probably three or four after we will get some sunshine is when we can see the convectionccur but then things clearing up quickly tonight. we will have a chillier night but beautiful day on wednesday that doesn't last long because then another system coming in, another warm front followed bay a cold front and that is on thursday, look at all of the heavy rain coming in by 11:00 a.m. on thursday and lasting through the rest of the afternoon and evening time , and then right at the end of where our computer model for this end look at what happened on friday, late thursday night out of pittsburgh and cleveland, snow , for them, in the us. right now it is 60 degrees in philadelphia. fifty-five in wildwood. forty-four mount pocono. fifty-six in lancaster. that is how we are starting off at our high temperature today. expect wind to pick up in the wake of the warm front 15 miles an hour sustain. is there your normal average high, your typical high 60 degrees. sixty-eight was our high yesterday. seventy-five today. we are back in the upper 60's on our nine out of 10 on wednesday.

of course, eventually, he acknowledged that wasn't true, he met the ambassador at the republican convection woodruff: and he said that after he told me just the opposite. lisa, what about financial connections between the president, people around him and russia? >> the president, for so much of his life, was the c.e.o. of the trump organizations. let's look at the business side of the trump organization to russia. the white house has few direct connections. one, the president sold real estate to russias, and mr. trump hosted the miss universe pageant in moscow in 2013. there are more indirect kind of connections. we know among the other business ties, donald j. trump, jr. said, in 2008, that, of their businesses all across the board, that russians were pouring in money. he thought russians were among their most important clients at that time. now russia was emerging as an important economy then. think what you will. 1987, trump viltsed in 1996, and in 2013 looked for potential sites for a trump hotel in moscow that never came to bea bear. last summer, a story people paid attention, to we kn

national women's right convection in 1966 act, women hold the best model property in the country and pay taxes. on what principle do you deny representation? that link between taxation and representation is it something the ref missionary war it continues in our politics today. 1959, african-american activists who integrated the beaches of miami which was extremely dangerous, they went to the shore of the beaches and brought with them their property tax receipts. it showed that they had paid those beaches belong to them like everyone else. they had paid their share and i had receipts to prove it. so the city tax has played an important role, but it is also however it's americans think about tax pay. for 40 years surveys had asked about whether the tax pain was responsibility and for decades they held a constant view of that. a common survey question was whether every american civic duty to pay their fair share of taxes. every year about nine in ten americans agree. i should put that in context. about 6% of americans think of the moon landing was fake. when 5% of americans believe som

under an old and obscure state law, his murder convection could be wiped clean as well, because he diedat would make hin man. >> thank you, tony. >>> questions are being raised tonight about president trump's america first mantra. his businesses don't always practice what he preaches. and major garrett's been looking into this. >> buy american, and hire american. >> reporter: in wisconsin yesterday, president trump burnished his populist image by signing an executive order prioritizing american made goods in federal contracts. but mr. trump's rhetoric does not match the business practices that made him millions. many trump-branded products are made overseas. trump eyeglasses made in china. items from the trump home collection, made in china. david letterman asked about his shirts and ties in 2012. >> the ties are made in where, china? ties are made in china. >> reporter: mr. trump's executive order also seeks to limit h-1b visas that allow companies to hire foreign skill labor. something that undercuts american jobs and high-tech wages. he has for years used a related program to hire wo

there could be intense lines, neighbor even convective lines tonight. still we get rain up north. mendocino county, lake county, reports there. windy conditions in parts of mendocino county as well. wind and rain is on its way. the farther north, the greater the wind gusts as a really rare surface low forms off of the oregon coast tonight. wind and rain tonight. we will get another piece of energy rolling through friday evening and saturday morning. the rest of the weekend should be fine. it will be noticeably cooler. three quarters of an inch to an inch in the forecast here. gusts 55 to 65. sierra two to three feet, possibility of four feet above the 8,000-foot level. rain and wind. this is your timeline. we've already had light or steady rain. it will pick up throughout the day and crank up tonight. 8:00 to about 10:00 and overnight into early, early friday morning. two and a half to four. russian river, marin county. more of a wind event i think for some, especially out to the east. winter storm warning is out. 6:00 p.m. tonight, thursday evening, until saturday. now, snow leve