have you up in that office welcome refugees and immigrants at dallas city hall? >> yes, we have.have hired a former i.c.e. employee, somebody that knows how to work with a federal government. >> martha: how are you not harboring that many sanctuary way? >> by working with the federal government. we think working with the federal government is the right thing to do. >> martha: i know that greg abbott is cracking down on austin. he said he will do the same with you about this office. >> i haven't talked to the governor about this. i talk to them about some other issues yesterday. look, we both want to dallas safe. we both want texas safe. we both want the bad guys gone. let's focus on that and we'll accomplish a lot, i think is a country. >> martha: thank you for your time. good to have you here tonight. here with reaction, judge andrew napolitano. always good to see you. >> likewise. >> martha: first of all, let's talk about with mr. rawlings said. it is federal law, as i understand that, if you take somebody into custody who is an illegal, it is your obligation to alert i.c.e. co

most is leaving the dallas area towards houston. st. louis, kansas city, dallas, ft. worth, houston, you may have flight delays because of that. unfornttunatel unfortunately, quite a few severe weather. as far as the outdoor planner, roads are wet. this afternoon, sunshine coming back. kind of on the cool but dry side. getting concerned that most of your friday night plans may be lost to rain chances. we'll help you plan that out. and talk more about the weekend coming up in a few more minutes, but now let's go to >> is the baby here yet? >> we need it here, shooting down, you can see things getting larger and larger and more uncomfortable. but i'm happy at the moment. northbound and southbound, everything rolling along just fine. inner loop and outer loop of the beltway. also looking quite good. quantico to the beltway, going to take you 17 minutes into town. and out of town, same situation, no major problems here as you're headed southbound on 95 this morning. one more look for you, prince george's county, overall, no major issues. aaron. >> all right, melissa, than

. >>> flying you won't see the northern lights but you will have possible delays in dallas, kansas city, san francisco, as well as denver. >>> turning now to other news, the number of teens reported missing in the nation's capital many of them black and latino is creating anxiety among parents and young people alike. >> but washington, d.c. police insist the numbers don't tell the entire story. here's abc's linsey davis. >> reporter: alarming posts catching the attention of social media users across the country. nearly a dozen black teenage girls reported missing over the course of just days. >> can't go nowhere by ourselves. we can't do nothing because we worried about someone trying to take us. >> reporter: they're among 38 people in total listed as missing on d.c.'s metropolitan police site. many of them young black or latino teenage girls. hundreds of concerned citizens packed an emotional town hall meeting wednesday night worried all these vanished teens represent a disturbing spike in crime. >> there is no evidence that there's an uptick in missing person is just the exposure to t

now she is blaming the city of dallas and t-mobile for her son's death. (pam) bridget alex was attending her nephew's funeral on saturday ... when the babysitter called to say her six- month-old baby named - brandon... fell and would not wake up. the babysitter says, she tried calling 9- 1-1 three times... but never got through. the city of dallas reported having a surge of "ghost calls" from t-mobile numbers, an ongoing problem that has tied up emergency lines for hours at a time. at one point, 422 calls were on hold that night. on the fourth attempt when the babysitter called, she says, she was on hold for 31- minutes. the city's goal is to answer 9-1-1 calls within 10- seconds. on saturday night, the average hold time reported was between 30- and 40- minutes. bridget alex:"i just want y'all to tell me why didn't you respond to my son? that's all i want to know is why." "he was only six months. it wasn't his time. i'm so hurt." (pam) alex says she drove home, picked up her son, and raced him to the hospital herself... where brandon later died. (pam) so

dallas. oklahoma city sitting at 93 degrees, this trend looks to change a little bit to go before the middlethe week with pooling in store, and that will help a little bit. >> thank you so much. >> we're learning more about the airport attack. >> we'll head to paris to find out why the governor's father said his son was no terrorist. a. so if you're on medicare or will be soon, you may want more than parts a and b here's why. medicare only covers about 80% of your part b medical expenses. the rest is up to you. you might want to consider an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan, insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company. like any medicare supplement insurance plan, these help pick up some of what medicare doesn't pay. and, these plans let you choose any doctor or hospital that accepts medicare patients. you could stay with the doctor or specialist you trust... or go with someone new. you're not stuck in a network... because there aren't any. so don't wait. call now to request your free decision guide and find the aarp medicare supplement plan that works for you. there's a range to choo

>> storms are popping between dallas and oklahoma city. mostly along the i-35 corridor, from the west to the northeast. a tornado watch for that area until 11:00 p.m. tonight. well into darkness, making it a dangerous situation. future radar brings this cluster through missouri and arkansas. and the threat tomorrow, through the memphis and mississippi river valley. isolated tornadoes and damaging winds. meanwhile, northern new york, northern new england, freezing wind is and snow, then temps into the 70s and 80s. the swings of spring. >> rob, thanks so much. >>> still much more ahead on "world news tonight" this sunday. an animal clinic turned upside-down when a car crashes into the front desk. the close call, caught on camera. >>> and is laughing gas the new epidural? you heard it right. what may be a new trend in managing the pain of childbirth. is a tv show fueling the popularity? >>> plus, the robot revolution, from making coffee to folding laundry. the shocking new figure, when it comes to technology taking jobs. when you're close to

surprised by how fast their backyards and roads fl the storms today will be centered on oklahoma city, dallas, with possibility of tornados, hail, damaging winds and heavy rain. australia is dealing with extreme weather, cyclone debbie slams into the tropical northeast coast overnight. it has wind gusts as high as 155 miles per hour. the area is very popular with tourists. and tens of thousands of people have already been urged to evacuate before the storm made landfall. now, because it is moving so slowly, officials are worried about how much damage it will do. >> the pentagon is taking a close look at its operations in iraq. amid a rise in civilian deaths. military officials say multiple reviews are under way on march 17th residents say more than 100 civilians were killed. see the blast there. another 150 reportedly died in the strike over the weekend. defense secretary james mattis says the u.s. is always concerned about civilian deaths. >> there is no military force in the world has proven more sensitive to civilian casualties. we are keenly aware that every battlefield where an enemy hid

from the south, in the course of tuesday to wednesday, tornadoes breaking out in texas from dallas to oklahoma citystorms with frequent thunder and lightning. flooding is often what we get when we go across the monsoon. it'll be pre—monsoon or hate, the heat across india has been hot. hotter by six of 7 degrees. now it is getting closer and we are seeing a dose of spring in the middle part of the week, a lot of dry sunny weather across the bulk of the continent here with a big area of high pressure building. the southerly winds will keep persisting, the southeast will continue to climb five to 17. and we have the weather for the weekend. this coming up for the game. welcome to outside source. some of the main stories. donald trump signed a new executive order which will roll back row of the president obama's climate change policies. with today's executive action i am taking historic steps to lift the restrictions on american energy, reverse government intrusion and the cancelled job killing regulations. top democrats are calling for the man leading the trump rusher enquiry to step down. he was a ke

. >> big loss for the organization and for the city of philadelphia dallas green was one of the most beloved figures in phillies history. you name it, he dit. player, coach, manager, scout, farm director, gm, and team president. overall green spent 62 years in baseball and 46 of them with the philadelphia phillies he broke into the business as a pitcher back in 1960 but he is most known for his work as a manager. in 1980 he led phillies to their first ever world series title. he managed with brute strength , a yeller, screamer. players hated him but somehow they all made it work. the phillies released a statement saying we mourn loss of the dallas green. phillies have lost a great man , wonderful friend, our thoughts, prayers are with his family. green survived by his wife of 59 years, four children and five grandchildren. dallas green was 82 years old. coming up later in sports we will hear from one of the dallas former players, the bull, drug lou sin ski. >> wow, the city and team like you said. >> absolutely. >> thanks, don. >>> tonight is the search is on for a clumsy burglar cau

. >>> city officials in dallas are scrambling to fix a deadly problem with the 911 system.es emergency calls to be put on hold. at least two people have died waiting for a 911 dispatcher to pick up the phone. one was a 6-month-old boy. omar villafranca. has that story. >> do you think 911 responding could have saved your son's life? >> i do. >> reporter: bridget allen left her son at home with a babysitter when the 6-month-old fell and stopped breathing. the 40-year-old baby zitter called 911 at 5:55 p.m. and again at 5:57 but was put on hold each time. this screen grab of the final call shows she was on hold with 911 for more than 30 minutes and never got through to a dispatcher. >> really no apology, there's nothing they can say to heal the pain that's in my heart. that i have to bury my 6-month-old son on monday. >> but you want an explanation. >> i want one. >> it's not acceptable that that happened, and we've got to make sure that it never happens again. >> reporter: dallas mayor mike rawlings said wednesday that hundreds of ghost calls have jammed the city's 911 syste

35 and watching out for the potential of tornadoes tuesday during the day towards oklahoma city and tuesday dallas towards san antonio. kendis, diane. >> now to the major developments overnight including new presidential tweets and a top congressman under fire. >> the head of the house intelligence committee is looking into russian election meddling but is now facing growing calls to recuse himself an devin nunes confirmed he met with a secret source on white house grounds. democrat i say he's too close to president trump to run an objective investigation. >> and the president took to twitter looking to shift the attention to the clintons. but abc's janai norman has the latest right now from washington. good morning, janai. >> reporter: kendis and diane, good morning. this all started as look when representative nunes briefed the press and president trump on new information he hadn't yet briefed his house intelligence committee on. he is the chairman of that committee and now there are calls for him to step down. there's a chorus of concerns about impartiality and what's supposed to be an independ

a likely outbreak from overnight, dallas through oklahoma city. the ingredients coming together. cool canadian air. dry air from mexico. moisture from the gulf of mexico today. i-35 looks to be the hot spot. that's where we think storms will fire. and during the overnight hours, that's where we think they'll be danger use. right in the heart of that, dallas, is phillip mena with more coverage this morning. good morning, phillip. >> reporter: rob, good morning. yeah, this weekend has brought intense storms here to the so far, in texas and oklahoma, we havbe this morning, communities across the south hit hard after storms ripped through des our fellowship hall. >> reporter: in northern louisiana, pastor martha showing after powerful winds swept through.e concrete walls crumbl. bibles among the piles of debris.rough, you know, seeing >> reporter: luckily, the storm hit in the middle of the night. >> and i j. no one got hurt. >> reporter: down the road, a uprooted tree. in cato, arkansas, an ef-2 tornado, bringing winds up to 120 miles an hour. >> the whole house was shaking. i knew

durant will travel with the team when they leave this sunday to play a pair of games in oklahoma city and dallas. a fan even sent him a potato that said: "wishing you a quick recovery kd! hope this stupid potato eases the pain". in sacramento u-c-l-a was taking kent state. lonzo ball and the bruins were looking to advance to the second round to face cincinnati. late in the first half... ball goes down hard... up... but was able to return to the game. in the second... u-c-l-a put the game away... ball finished the game with 15 points... the bruins had a 12 point lead. finally t-j leaf, throws it down... he had a game-high of 23 points and had 6 rebounds. final: 97-80 ucla the u-c davis aggies were taking on number one seed kansas. jim les was trying to upset the jayhawks in the first round. kansas controlled the game from start to finish. frank mason the third sets up lagerald vick for an alley oop... the jayhawks were first half. the put the game away early in second half... off a steal mason the third hits a corner three. (mason: 22 points - game high, 8 assists, 5 rebounds) final: 100-62 kansa

storms will be forming around san angelo and amarillo and then moving toward oklahoma city wichita falls and dallas/ft. worth later. we could see isolated strong storm in the mid-atlantic this afternoon. stormy two days looks like and dangerous any time we have tornadoes. >> for sure. thanks. the south carolina gamecocks beat florida state and winning their 111th consecutive game, the huskies are headed for their tenth straight year in the final four. the head coach moves past pat summitt for the most t wins with 113. they are going to join stanford and mississippi state in dallas for the finals. >>> ahead a hero cop comes to the rescue after this fiery crash. we'll show you the footage when early today returns on a tuesday morning. before we hit the beach, i've gotta hit the loo. we can't stay here! why? terrible toilet paper! i'll never get clean! way ahead of you, big daddy. aww charmin ultra strong. it's washcloth-like texture helps clean better. it's four times stronger... ...and you can use less. beautiful view. (wiggles butt) thanks to charmin. and you, honeybear! awwwww we all go. why not e

in kansas city, oklahoma city dallas 70s even some 80s so big ridge of warmth that's actually pushing see one more warmup. more like spring before we crash back down to winter even though we're in the month of march. ultimate doppler showing some showers moving toward the northeast, and some of these will make it into our northern and western suburbs during the early morning hours. it's not a lot of rain. it's just the pesky variety. as we look at the temperatures you can see saturday 36. sunday 38. today 51. tomorrow going for 62 degrees on the back side of that warm front and as we go hour by hour the clouds thicken tonight. some showers moving in through the early morning. and by seven, 8am for the morning rush the northeast extension up toward the poconos, 80, 81, that's where we'll see more of this rain even extending along the mainline of philadelphia out on 76 west. mainly seeing the showers. then as the day progresses this lifts towards the northeast went dry it out during tomorrow afternoon we may even see some sunshine before sunset. then in the nighttime hours it's just clo

early this morning reports of tornadoes very early moving to the dallas area toward oklahoma city.s is a large system that will work off throughout the morning. this afternoon looking at the shifting towards the arkansas area, louisiana area, a really big system we will be paying close attention to. we are talking severe weather moving across the southeast until the end of the week. >> springtime definitely here. >> warm air and cold air meeting. heather: some nice warm spring weather. abby: democrats forceful opposition after the president declares the war on call is over, vowing a major fight before the epa order is dry. abby: the white house is cutting red tape, chris jenkins in washington with what the executive order means. >> reporter: the executive order, epa headquarters, president trump rolling back president obama's power plan to combat global warming. >> the action i'm taking will eliminate federal overreach, restore economic freedom and allow our companies and workers to thrive, compete and succeed on a level playing field for the first time in a long time. that is what

enhanced risk including oklahoma city, paris and dallas. you're almost on the border here. austin does have a marginal risk. mostly damaging winds and large hail. even making our way through monday, the severe weather threat will progressive to the east, memphis, paducah, jackson, looking for that risk. my biggest concern is the overnight hours sunday through monday. through the afternoon on sundayt ramps up. make sure you get your warnings as you go to bed before monday morning. >>> indra peter sons, thanks very much. >>> he was the president of penn state had university when jerry sandusky was -- after being convicted of child endangerment. more from morgan radford. >> five years after former assistant football coach, jerry sandusky was convicted of sexually abusing young boys, more fallout. graham spanier convicted friday on a count of child endangerme endangerment. facing up to five years in prison. >> he had a duty and care and he failed in that daut i. >> this after tim kerley and former senior vice president gary schultz pleaded guilty to the same misdemeanor child e

louisville and raleigh in the 60s. 70s in places like memphis, jackson, kansas city, 82 in dallas. so the warmer air is coming in with a warm front makes perfect sense. this is the boundary to the south and west. it will be lifting north ward. we have rain to deal with. moving in overnight. this is over doing it a little bit. most of this not making it to the ground just yet. far to the north and west the rain will move in and most of the rest of us will see it during the day tomorrow. especially the morning. look at the temperatures though. saturday 36. this is why iain didn't go out yesterday 38 and windy. today 51. tomorrow jumping up 11 more degrees at least 62 maybe even warmer in some spots. so we'll go hour by hour. you can see how these temperatures will be changing with that warm front. we'll start off with the present hour 6:00 o'clock. we'll watch rain to the north and west tomorrow morning at 7:00 a.m. so if you live in doylestown, or warminster, bedminster you'll wake up to some rain and temperatures in the 30s. 39 in doylestown. 34 in the poconos. maybe a little bit o

oklahoma city to dallas to ft. worth, wind damage threat mostly for you. a lot of tornadoes we have earlier in the day should weaken by the time they get to you. that takes us into wednesday. this should be our most active day tomorrow of our severe weather. a huge section from st. louis down to houston. 19 million people at risk and we could see strong tornadoes going into wednesday. this storm system is slow. even into thursday we have enhanced risk for 20 million people, tupelo, greenville, jackson. look how widespread from the ohio river down to new orleans on thursday. today's forecast, we are watching a dreary type day. d.c., baltimore, phil y new york, bass ton included. you will see on and off rain throughout the day. the real dangerous stuff back here, oklahoma and texas, over mid-afternoon through this evening. >> we're glad for the heads up on all that. thanks. >>> still ahead, the bouncing ball. oakland, l.a., oakland raiders are leafing for las vegas. uconn women's basketball team is heading to the tournament for the tenth straight time. just

this is the second one with the threats, oklahoma city, paris, even dallas, you're right on that borderline looking for a threat for that severe weather. mostly, we're looking for strong winds out there, even a threat for hail, but also some downpours. looking at witchta, oklahoma city, dallas, waco, some rain is going to be possible. tomorrow, keep in mind, this goes through the overnight hours. so sunday in through sunday e evening in through monday we are going to be looking for that threat for severe weather. craig and sheinelle? >> we'll come back for the national forecast in a moment. >>> now let's turn to london. this morning, we're learning more about the man responsible for that terror attack. matt bradley is live in the british capital with some new details. matt, good morning. >> thanks, sheinelle. the latest revelations from this sprawling investigation is that khalid masood visited saudi arabia three times, most recently in 2015. today, soul searching in britain. a nature pondering how a popular boy became a terrorist killer. >> he always seemed quite happy. he was always very

the mom says when the sitter finally got through, she was on hold for 30 minutes.( mark ) the city of dallashis is part of a problem they are having with t-mobile. the city says if a t-mobile customer calls 9-1-1, it keeps dialing several times. the calls are registered as hang-ups. dispatchers then have to call them back and see if there is an emergency. ( darya ) the night brandon died, the city of dallas reports the average hold time was between 30 to 40 minutes. dallas' mayor has criticized t-mobile for the death. t-mobile says it is aware of the problem and trying to fix it. ( mark ) coming up... we now know the name of the officer caught on camera hitting a man during an arrest. hear from a woman who says the officer did the same thing to her husband.( james ) and president trump is defending his twitter claim that president obama wiretapped his offices inside trump tower during the campaign. hear what he is saying about the evidence this morning. ( rebecca ) here

you add that to the winds and the close to record heat and could break a record tie in dallas, kansas city7. sunday, that is the warmest they've been this early in the season, the warmth spreads east briefly. i know, michael, you want so badly to not wear a jacket. i'm sorry, it's not happening this morning. >> after this morning. when can i walk out of the house without a jacket. >>> new details about that 25-year-old's amazing escape jumping out of a trunk as her kidnapper drove away. abc's gio benitez is here with how she managed to break free. this is quite the story. >> just incredible, amy. good morning. this young woman was held at gunpoint after coming home from work forced into that trunk and now she says her insulin pump helped her escape. a jaw-dropping moment caught on tape. 25-year-old brittany diggs escaping from her kidnapping by clawing her way out of the truck of this car at a gas station in alabama. surveillance cameras captured her rushing inside the station and the owner called the police. now a friend of diggs is speaking out for the first time on this go fund me page

look at oklahoma city at 92 today, dallas at 91. phoenix cooled off a little bit.thern california 68 in los angeles. showers and the temperatures cooler. tomorrow, better chance of rain, maybe a stray thunderstorm at 64 degrees. looks like the stormy weather is going to start spring in the west where it was all winter long. >> thank you, bill. >>> the artist behind an anti-trump billboard designed to look like swastikas. she commissioned it as an art piece that would be accessible outside galleries. she said she wanted to speak out against the idea of dictatorship. she said it will remain as long as trump is in office. >>> the future of human health just landed. astronauts deployed spacex dragon shooting it down toward earth. that's where it successfully landed in the pacific ocean off the coast of baja, california. it was equipped with a heat shield that protected the two tons of cargo. how stem cells can help us understand cancer. valuable stuff inside that capsule. >> a report in this mornings "washington post." poison control centers receive calls every day abo

durant will travel with the team when they leave this sunday to play a pair of games in oklahoma city and dallasen sent him a potato that said: "wishing you a quick recovery kd! stupid potato eases the pain". in sacramento u-c-l-a was taking kent state. lonzo ball and the bruins were looking to advance to the second round to face cincinnati. late in the first half... ball goes down hard... he was shaken up... but was able to return to the game. in the second... u-c-l-a put the game away... ball finished the game with 15 points... the bruins had a 12 point lead. finally t-j leaf, throws it down... he had a game-high of 23 points and had 6 rebounds. final: 97-80 ucla the u-c davis aggies were taking on number one seed kansas. jim les was trying to upset the jayhawks in the first round. kansas controlled the game from start to finish. frank mason the third sets up lagerald vick for an alley oop... the jayhawks were up by 18 in the first half. the put the game away early in second half... off a steal mason the third hits a corner three. (mason: 22 points - game high, 8 assists, 5 rebounds) final: 10

middle of the country gets the big warm-up. 84 in dallas. 84 in oklahoma city.east gets better too. it's going to be awhile for the northeast. another cold blast coming in the middle of next week. >> i don't know if that tie institute constitutes official green. it looks like a florescent pistachio. i'm not even wearing green so you're doing better than me. >>> coming up next on "morning joe," the trump administration is working on a lot. travel ban, health care overhaul, will any of this land. we'll talk to three republican congressmen who hold the keys to those answers. >>> and later we'll talk to one of the people who oversaw the implementation of obamacare. sylvia burrwell joins the table live. "morning joe" is moments away. "how to win at business." step one: point decisively with the arm of your glasses. abracadabra. the stage is yours. step two: choose la quinta. the only hotel where you can redeem loyalty points for a free night-instantly and win at business. shall we initiate the restart sequence? ♪ thrivent mutual funds. managed by humans, not robots.

oklahoma city, almost down to dallas, and tornadoes will be a risk there. dangerous situation into monday into the mississippi towns including memphis and greenville, and advance of this storm, spring temperatures across the east, and still shots of cold air in boston and d.c., so keep your coat handy. >> thanks so much. >>> now we're going to head overseas to the disturbing images emerging from ukraine. the undercover video showing the assassination of a vocal critic of russian president vladimir putin. it's the latest of a series of deadly incidents raising new questions tonight. abc's ron claiborne tracking this. >> reporter: in this newly released chilling video, the russian defector can be seen. that's denis voronenkov. his bodyguard on his left. watch as a man approaches from behind. steps up to voronenkov, and shoots him. the bodyguard charges the attacker. as the victim lay on the ground, his body can be seen firing at the fleeing assailant, fatally wounding him. but voronenkov was dead on the street in the ukrainian capitol, and officials there imm

about a sudden surge in orders or otis or bill san brooks talking about the projects in dallas and new york cityfrancisco or from martin marietta and texas are humming. these executives see strength in part because nothing is going through congress so nothing has been done by the new administration other than deregulation. when and i do think it's when, not if trump gets his way on lower taxes there should be a further bump up in the economy. that's obvious. against those a half a point or three quarter point rise in interest rates will be just fine. it won't help but i don't think it will hurt that much. that's the reality and as far as i'm concerned, the reality is pretty okay. it should test time and be the one that survives. i haven't changed my view on the reality one bit. i think it's going to pan out. but then we get to the perception and that's the problem. the perception comes from my years of investing. i know when rate hike cycles really get going, people fear that they will take on a momentum on themselves when the fed raised rates 17 times and helped cause the great recession. belie

he's expected to join the warriors on their two-game road trip to oklahoma city and dallas.meanwhile kawhi leonard and the spurs were in memphis taking on the grizzlies. san antonio tried to rally from behind after memphis went on a 9 to 1 run to take an eleven-point lead. leonard led the spurs with 22 points, but it wasn't enough the grizzlies hang on and win 104 to 96. the warriors take a 2-game over the spurs for the first seed in the west. (spencer) saint mary's was looking to beat arizona in the second round of the tournament. the winner would advance to the sweet 16 in san jose. (spencer) the last time the gaels advance to the last 16 was back in 2010. thanks to jock landale the kids from moraga jumped to an early lead in the game. at one point the gaels led by 10 points. landale finished the game with a double-double. he had 19 points and 11 boards. but in the second half... the second-seed wildcats rallied from behind and pulled away. lauri mark-kanen and allonzo trier combined for 30 points. arizona hangs on and wins 69-60. saint mary's exit the tournament in the se

after officers have been targeted and places like dallas and baton rouge and new york city. >> we takeome of the isolated incidents and it gets brushed over with a gigantic paint brush over all of law enforcement. not just what happened in one specific area or one specific incident. it -- kind of tarnishes the entire profession. >> reporter: as for new recruit anthony imperial. he's always optimistic. >> it's always darkest before the dawn. i know we're going to get bet we are the community and the relations and i believe more people will apply. i think they will. >> reporter: not just bowie problem but a law enforcement pr i spoke with the national association of police organizations. they said they hear it from police chiefs all over the country. all the time. but their numbers are down. reporting here in the sac center, evan koslof, wusa9. >> and the national association of police organizations said another reason for the national trend? is the piered lack of support -- perceived lack of support from political leaders. >>> getting out of the a moments before a man was fatally shot i

back to dallas, oklahoma city, we had highs in the lower 90s yesterday. the first 90s of 2017. and this widespread warmth is going to continue to hang right around the southern states. so texas, 90 degrees, 23 above average. memphis, about 78, charlotte, 81 degrees. temperatures will start to cool off and push further south. so areas like st. louis, you'll drop by about 20 degrees today. still in the 60s, but yesterday you were in the mid-80s. you'll notice that difference. on wednesday through dallas into lake charles. temperatures in the lower 80s, the heat starts to go into thursday. oklahoma city, back near 20 degrees above average. that's a look at the weather across the country. local forecast is coming up in the next 30 seconds. >>> good morning. i'm storm team 4 meteorologist. we are off to a cloudy is start. rain showers are now gone. you don't need the umbrella today. current temperatures in the mid-40s. it's cool, but it'll turn into a nice afternoon today with clearing skies and sunshine back later today. high up near 63 degrees. don't get weather just yesterday yet

back through dallas, oklahoma city. we had highs in the lower 90s yesterday. the first 90s of 2017. and the widespread warmth is going to continue to hang around the southern states. lubbock, 90 degrees. memphis, about 78. charlotte, 81. temperatures will start to cool off and push farther south. areas like st. louis, you'll drop by about 20 degrees today. still in the 60s. yesterday, you were in the mid-80s. you'll notice that difference. wednesday, through dallas, into lake charles temperatures in 80s. the heat starts to rebuild as we go into thursday. oklahoma city, back up near 20 degrees above average. ♪ whether you're after supreme performance... ...advanced intelligence... ...or breathtaking style... ...there's a c-class just for you. decisions, decisions, decisions. lease the c300 sedan for $389 a month at your local mercedes-benz dealer. mercedes-benz. the best or nothing. >>> good morning. meteorologist bill henley. few rain showers this morning. this afternoon the clouds you see will be breaking nor sunshine. result, mild afternoon. 58 degrees for delaware. upper 50s for

>> yeah, luckily we don't have to deal with that in cities of dallas.s cold for texans, by the way. maria: you could clean house and plant stuff and looks better. lee: yeah. maria: there's also according to this survey from zillow, the study, the best day of the week to put your house on the market is a saturday. why? >> yeah, because -- people are obsessed with real estate and like i said, it's a hobby for people whether they are buying, selling or staying put and our goal as realtors is to go hit him when we have their attention and most people wake up in the morning and after they go and read the paper, read the bible and watch you guys on tv they are going through their phone looking at real estate and so there's something psychological about having someone see a house the first day on the market would just trick and they wanting to see it even if they didn't think they were looking. >> you start to ask yourself, well, what's wrong with this place, isn't there element of the freshness there? >> yeah, it just depends. in cities like dallas who has se

oklahoma city, paris, even dallas. you're kind of on the borderline looking for a threat for the severe weather. mostly looking for strong winds out there. also some downpours looking at wichit wichita, waco. some rain is going possible. in through sunday evening in through monday, we're going to be looking for that threat for severe weather. >> all right. we'll come back to you for the national forecast in just a moment. >>> now let's turn to london where the city is still dealing with that devastating terror attack but remaining defiant in the face of terror. this morning we're learning more about the man responsible for the attack. matt bradley is live in the british capital with new details. matt, good morning. >> reporter: thanks, sheinelle. the latest revelations from this sprawling investigation of masood visited saudi arabia three times. most recently in 2015. today soul searching in britain. a nation pondering how a popular boy became a terrorist killer. >> he was always very friendly to everybody. i think he,

dallas 86. low 80ing oklahoma city so some of this milder air will head in our direction we're not talking 80s butwe're talking more like spring. we're dry and quiet but look off to the west. a little disturbance some cloud cover a couple of sprinkles and some of this will move far north and west early tomorrow morning. case in point take look at the pocono mountains we have a winter weather advisory posted where it will be cold enough early on friday for maybe some sleet, some wet snowflakes but not anticipate major problems out of that. so as were go hour by hour for tonight, it is going to be chilly again. upper 20 toss low 30 right around freezing the low temperature in philadelphia. then the cloud cover rushes in early tomorrow. but look at the poconos and also look far north and west. that mix precipitation once again the first part of the day tomorrow most of us stay dry. however, we might see one or two spotty sprinkles or showers move toward philadelphia. but the clouds decompress in the afternoon and we're talking high temperatures in the low 50s for friday. then watch what happens as we

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city of philadelphia. he's going to be missed >> dallas green i have nothing but great memories and feel bad for him and his family. >> dallas green survived by his wife 59 years. we have reaction from dick alan and pete rose. >> incredible career seemed like an incredible guy. >> beloved >> you may recall dallas green endured a family tragedy in 2011 when a gunman shout r shot and killed his granddaughter in tucson arizona. 9-year-old wasning rning six people killed at a gathering. third grader was there because she was interested in politics. she had been elected to the student council. >>> more sad news to report. one of the giants in the world of tv game shows and a philadelphia original chuck barris passed away. a philly native and directly grad was the driving force behind the gong show which made him a 70's star. he was also behind the newly wed game and. berries was 87 years old. >>> at 11:00. the final push to gain support for the gop's new healthcare bill. plus why the president says he's feeling somewhat vindicated. >> who new your smart phone could help with infer tillty. helping couples expand

city tomorrow... followed by a trip to dallas the next day before the team gets two days off before hosting the sacramentogs on friday. k-d has also been at practice and has been taking jumpers... he is scheduled to be re-evaluated in a week. this year's n-c-a-a tournament is getting really interesting... their were a couple of surprises today. we start in greenville... coack k and the blue devils were taking on south carolina. in the second half... duke loses the ball ryan felder finds duane notice to put south carolina 57 to 53. duke continued to fight but the gamecocks kept coming. they break duke's press and justin mckie throws it down. south carolina upsets duke 88-81. they move on to the sweet 16 for the first time in program history... they'll face baylor on friday lonzo ball and his ucla bruins taking on cincinnati...... 2nd half... ball nails two straight 3-pointers to open up a close game... ucla built a 10-point lead with less than 10 minutes left...three 1/2 minutes left... ball... throws the ally-oop to t.j. leaf... ball had 18 points, 9 assists and 7 reboundsfinal score: 79- 67 ucla... they