chicago, new york, denver, looking good. denver in the 30s last week and now up to 82 degrees, southland looks nice. a tour of the bay area, 59 in the bay city. starting out middle to upper 60s. and a few low 70s in the south bay. 69 in morgan hills, 71 degrees. over in the east bay, sunshine tomorrow, 69 degrees at livermore, 66 at pleasanton, looks nice. walnut creek, 69. up to 71 degrees, up in the north bay, low 70s, and upper 60s should do it for the most part. 71 and nevato, 67 degrees, so, pleasant monday on tap for the bay area. but look at what is new as we come into wednesday, thursday, friday. warming up in the bay area to the 90 degree range inland by next friday. stay tuned to that. that is weather. for sports, here is ann and dennis. >>> one of the big sports stories, california chrome and nasal strips what is your take on it? >> there is no way a nasal strip will stop him from running. >> too much money, too good for horse racing, no way. >> heard it from him. >> like a good story to talk about, no chance. and

i'm appreciative of you're looking best practices like denver looking at the rent induces but the technical assistance. i like the impels you've started to establish as well in determining fairness for as many organization to be supportive i want to say thank you for the hard work that will keep the arts organizations? the city. thank you very much. >> tell you why nodded hear from mr. chiu. >> i'm the housing authority and developments we'll be jointly presenting the highlights and an update to moving forward. you all have copies of power point presentation and we've forwarded you copies of the report. i'll forward this we're not going into depth of the thirty hemsz recommendation and at the end if you have very specific questions of the elements. again as supervisor kim stated this what was driven by the b l a report on october 9th in november it was created the working group we have four meetings from december to mark it was composed a of a wide-ranging membership of city departments and nonprofit organizations we included focus groups and surveys with the members of the city departments

. >> maul explain towing advertising banner crashed in a home near denver look at the result. no one inside at the time thank goodness. pilot was able to parachute out of the cockpit and call for help. usa today reports he made sure no one was hurtment then used a garden hose to try to put out a fire caused by the crash. >> happening now traffic on i-15 outside los angeles look at it. still backed up for miles after an overpass cut fir and collapsed this afternoon. this is video of the fire and firefighters battling wind and flames near this area. bridge is still burning tonight. chp says it will be closed until at legislature tomorrow afternoon possibly longer. keep in mind this is the main link between los angeles and las vegas. workers already tearing down the bridge. cal trans says speed limit parts custom made and hard to replace that means work will take 6 months. a mess. >> drought conditions have led local leaders in the east bay to implement tough water limits starting tomorrow. the san ramone service district approved the drought plan tonight. if household uses more

. >> maul explain towing advertising banner crashed in a home near denver look at the result. no one inside at the time thank goodness. pilot was able to parachute out of the cockpit and call for help. usa today reports he made sure no one was hurtment then used a garden hose to try to put out a fire caused by the crash. >> happening now traffic on i-15 outside los angeles look at it. still backed up for miles after an overpass cut fir and collapsed this afternoon. this is video of the fire and firefighters battling wind and flames near this area. bridge is still burning tonight. chp says it will be closed until at legislature tomorrow afternoon possibly longer. keep in mind this is the main link between los angeles and las vegas. workers already tearing down the bridge. cal trans says speed limit parts custom made and hard to replace that means work will take 6 months. a mess. >> drought conditions have led local leaders in the east bay to implement tough water limits starting tomorrow. the san ramone service district approved the drought plan tonight. if household uses more

. >> maul explain towing advertising banner crashed in a home near denver look at the result. no ontime inside at the time thank goodness. pilot was able to parachute out of the cockpit and call for help. usa today reports he made sure no one was hurtment then used a garden hose to try to put out a fire caused by the crash. >> happening now traffic on i-15 outside los angeles look at it. still backed up for miles after an overpass cut fir an this afternoon this afternoo this is video of the fire and firefighters battling wind and flames near this area. bridge is still burning tonight. chp says it will be closed until at legislature tomorrow afternoon possibly longer. keep in mind this is the main link between los angeles and las vegas. workers already tearing down the bridge. cal trans says speed limit parts custom made and hard to replace that means work will take 6 months. a mess. >> drought conditions have led local leaders in the east bay to implement limits starting tomorrow. the san ramone service district approved the drought plan tonight. if household uses more than 6

and get ready for more trouble in denver. look at this. a day after this happened -- that, by the way, golf ball-sized hail covering the ground -- there was baseball-size hail reported, too. so, the hail size is growing. several inches fell in and around the city, enough to damage planes at the denver airport. that's serious. the storms were responsible for putting up to five tornadoes on the ground, including this one right there. you can see that picture. the winds in some areas topped 50 miles per hour, just dragging down trees. you know, pine trees like that are really, really dangerous because, like they're sails and they just fall over. serious flooding throughout that region. >>> in pennsylvania, thunderstorms inundated this community northeast of pittsburgh. 2 to 4 inches of rain in an hour as the storms hit one after another. and near dayton, ohio, rainfall filled streets, trapping cars, even shutting down two major interstates. hundreds of drivers -- look at that -- hundreds of drivers stranded for hours until crews cleared the r

denver, look at the other side, 33 degrees with snow this late in the season. so hard to believe. again, you have that contrast and we'll see more showers spreading east over the next several days as a frontal boundary moves to the east. i mean, really, denver, snow this time of the year. so not happy campers. >> completely unnecessary. thanks. >>> european stocks mixed, dow futures pointing to a higher open on wall street, this after the dow hit a record high friday, topping 16,583, the second record close for the dow this year. last year the dow hit a record 52 times. so, it's been a slow advance. this is all part of this massive five-year bull market. this year the dow has struggled to top the record hit december 31st of last year, topping it now just twice. >> that's a lot of bull. >> it's a lot of bull, but it's an old, slow bull now. as the dow regains its footing, the nasdaq is not. look, it started the year strong, but now the tech-heavy indexes closed lower last week. it's down 2.5% for the year. a lot of the busy, cool tech stocks that were really great winners last year

looked like 35,000 feet in the air. a passenger on a plane shooting flashes of lightning from a window. that storm hitting the denver area. look at the hail here, piling up and more could smash the denver suburbs before the holiday weekend is over. >> so, perhaps more on tap for denver. jason, you're following another trouble spot tonight? >> reporter: yeah, no doubt about it. the same area that's been getting hammered, we're talking west texas, take a look at the bulls-eye there. this is for tomorrow. midland, san angelo, more showers, thunderstorms, large hail potentially, as well. that concern for tuesday shifts farther east. the bigger cities, dallas, houston, san antonio, again, the concern there, severe storms. but also add to that, flooding rains. we have a bunch of gulf moisture just continuing to feed up into portions of texas. two to possibly up to four inches of rain between now and tuesday night. good news, though, for some texans, because, of course, the area is experiencing an extreme drought. >> yeah, they could use the rain. in the meantime, a lot of barbecues planned around the country tomorrow. wha

looks like here. there is not much here, there is denver, the population, there is where you're talking. east of watkins, there is the airport south of there but if you keep looking there is not much there. now they're all small towns here, we'll keep watching the small towns. but this is not an emergency for denver proper but this is a very big tornado on the ground east of denver moving away from the city. that doesn't mean it is the only storm all night. certainly there could be more. jake? >> and chad, what do we know about this funnel itself? it has touched down and stayed on the ground? >> absolutely. and what we know about it. when we talk about wrapped and rain think about standing in the shower and pulling the curtain all around you. well, from inside they can't see you. this is a tornado inside a curtain of rain and you can't see it. that is why we don't have any pictures. we have been looking at some pictures earlier but all you really see is the rain and hail shaft. you don't see where the damage is happening in the middle with the tornado, jake. >> all right, chad myers in th

denver. you're looking right now at a live picture from our affiliate kdvr.with that house. firefighters are desperately trying to clear the scene. ana cabrera joins me now on the phone. ana, when you look at this picture, you would certainly think that everybody on that plane would have died, you would think anyone in the home probably would have died. what can you tell us? >> you certainly think the worst, but miraculously, we're told, the pilot walked away from this crash and nobody was in this house when the crash happened, which, of course, is amazing when you look at these pictures of the plane. you can see it looks like it crashed right into the middle of the back of the house, burst into flames. firefighters now have the fire out. they are still on scene putting out some hot spots, but really all that's left of that airplane is the shell. you can see the tail there sticking out. you can see it sort of lodged on its side, flipped upsidedown. again, this is just north of denver. we did get additional information within the last 20 minutes from the faa t

where i suppose tacticians have denver well. to look forward, we still think tmt. ifvalue in its fashionable, is going to be a name we will not have. simple as that. isit seems that tmt something that is been flagged. byn we have been taken surprise by the pharmaceutical and tech stories. sold a little bit early relative to how this merger and acquisition activity has taken shape. we were quite surprised at how highly priced it is now. it probably isn't our choice pick in the sector, but it seems to be the one that everyone seems to go for. glaxo's rate is much lower. maybe the drug synergy is not there. maybe they like astrazeneca's future in over-the-counter drugs. surprised at how high it is gone so far. mehta will stay with us. the u.s. prepares criminal prosecutions for europe's banks. suisse $1ost credit billion. plus, swing and a miss. .tay with us we are "on the move" and we are just getting started. i am back into. two. ♪ >> welcome back haired i'm francine lacqua. this is "on the move." this is the stock that is on the move. it is construction company los

look at denver at 31. boise at 40. salt lake city at 40. we're a little bit warmer up in the pacific northwest. and the theme is going to be warmth. warmth turning to hot. we already have excessive heat watches in effect in areas around san francisco. the storm moved to west. that big blue a, what we call a ridge of high pressure, just going to build over the west, no storms are on the way. temperatures are going to get warmer and warmer as we go throughout the week. we're about 82 at the airport there in l.a. downtown a little warmer than that. we're pretty mild up there around medford and portland. little sneak preview, even as we go to tuesday, the warmth starts to build further. 90 in l.a. 76, san francisco. again, much warmer interior california. 90s to 100. even by the time we get to wednesday, you see the gist of it, each and every day, wednesday looks to be the warmest day throughout much of the west, especially interior sections of california. fire danger very high. that's your national forecast. >>> not only is it hot and the low

to colorado in particular, across i-secht, west of denver, significant snow coming down. showing you what it lookede when the flakes began in colkompt west of denver. no accumulated in denver, some areas, you are talking 5,000 and above, as far as feet. some areas seeing feet of snow fall. the snowshowers continuing at this hour. winter storm warnings in place for nearly the whole state of colorado. models indicating in inches, 22 inches, in telride. about an inch for denver, when this is all said and done. what is impressive. look at the number trend. ix cessive heat watch for the mont monterey bay. the average high, for seattle is 78 degrees. big time warning trend in that region. numerous tornadoes, one area of concern. we will touch on this in further detail. with the next weather segment coming up. sgle it is all over the place. >>> ukranianses at the same time, our cameras caught people voting more than once . >> this is cnn newsroom. . we would like to welcome our viewers in the united states, 3:30 a&m and around the world. >> autonomy, 89% of votes cast supported self rule. 10% voted no. wa

. >>> and this is a live look right outside denver from our affiliate there, fox 31. a severe thunderstorm warning for the mile high city. a confirmed tornado was spotted over north eastern aurora moving east at about 20 miles per hour. that was about an hour ago. you can see the red there on the screen from the radar. a tornado warning has since expired. the storms have dropped heavy rain and hail around the denver area, and that's a live look outside the belt way. we'll be right back. now you can have it all with red lobster's new seafood trios! choose one option from the wood-fire grill, one signature shrimp dish, and a pasta. all on one plate. three delicious choices. all for $15.99 for a limited time only! come sea food differently today! sfx: car unlock beep. vo: david's heart attack didn't come with a warning. today his doctor has him on a bayer aspirin regimen to help reduce the risk of another one. if you've had a heart attack be sure to talk to your doctor before you begin an aspirin regimen. ... many okinawans stay so ractive as they age... (elder man speak

we look at denver. we look at all these other cities in which those investments were made at that point and what that has done for them from a regional perspective from prosperity to equity and we know how far we have fallen behind and now would have to surge forward. detroit and i say 50 years from now, if our economy changes, will we have built their infrastructure in a way that reads a resilient city? can we think about vacant property rules now or think about infrastructure right now and change those prophecies so we can be night amick? it's -- and be dynamic? to respond to that on a long-term basis, there is a deep dark circular -- secret with most governments and cities of that we lose my today and we have long-term problems, it means we will lose more money in the long term. helping committees find solutions is to figure out what they are spending money on today that they don't want to spend money on. many cities have a basement cleanup fund every time the sewers back up. they are not allowed to u

now, as far as temperatures go, take a look at denver. we are just at 33 degrees but then you get out ahead of that system, we are in the mid 60s around minneapolis at 76 degrees in chicago. the heat will continue, especially along the west coast of california over the next few days. morgan? >> eboni, thanks so much. check this little surprise out at sydney's famous opera house. this man climbed one of the buildings iconic sails and stayed for over an hour. that was before two police officers finally, convinced him to come down. despite earlier reports, this wasn't a protest but rather a case of public intoxication. >> that's according to eyewitnesses. thanks so much for watching al jazeera america. i am morgan radford. 101 east is coming up next. for news updates throughout the day, go to argues.com. >> the wonder of the world's force is often found in the creatures that live in them. but the rare and precious of animals are increasingly falling prey t to poachers. equal only in scale to the illegal drug trade. so vast and lucrative is t

denver. you are all in the trouble zone. by memorial day weekend, it lookstter in the northeast, kicks out of here by saturday. >> all right, we're going to count on that. >> thank you, indra. >>> a 15-year-old girl kidnapped a decade ago is found alive, held against her will for ten years. how she made her way back home. it might surprise you, after the break. mine was earned in korea in 1953. afghanistan, in 2009. orbiting the moon in 1971. [ male announcer ] once it's earned, usaa auto insurance is often handed down from generation to generation. because it offers a superior level of protection. and because usaa's commitment to serve current and former military members and their families is without equal. begin your legacy. get an auto insurance quote. usaa. we know what it means to serve. at od, whatever business you're in, that's the business we're in. with premium service like one of the best on-time delivery records and a low claims ratio, we do whatever it takes to make your business our business. od. helping the world keep promises. >>> mystery solv

also down to the dakotas once again and into denver, you're going to see a chance of some thunderstorms. here's a look at the forecast. high of 29 degrees in denver. also rain into atlanta with a high of 30. but much cooler in d.c. with highs only in the upper teens. unstable weather also continues for parts of europe. we are looking at the possibility of seeing gusts up to 100 kilometers per hour for the eastern half of the continent because of the unstable weather, and we are talking about also heavy rain in places where we don't need any more rain. here's a look at some video coming out of the czech republic. remember a couple of weeks ago where we had some of the worst flooding in decades? well, the czech republic is being battered by more heavy rain for tuesday and wednesday. hundreds of calls were made for help. you can see the car stuck right there because they needed some help because of the flooding. we go to eastern germany here where they're also dealing with severe weather. more than a month's worth of rainfall drenched the region in 24 hours, triggering serious mudslides in the area. you

denver. when we look at the rain for the month of may we are well above normal. go up into the mountains, where we are on the drier side. we have one more day of may left for tomorrow. the thunder storms are the focus of severe weather. we'll watch storms going up to dakotas, for large hail, winds and heavy downpourings. how about hurricane amanda. some of the moisture is working to parts of the south-west. al jazeera america continues after this. z cle ♪ buster fly in the sky -- butterfly in the sky ♪ ♪ i can go twice as high ♪ take a look ♪ it's in a book ♪ a reading rainbow ♪. >> it's a loveable show, it looks like it's coming back, reading rainbow has raised nearly there will 2.5 million in less than two days online. joining us the man behind the mission, actor producer, education activist levar burtjson. welcome. >> thank you. >> how did you start the kickstarter reading rainbow campaign. >> it really began out of a desire to continue the work of a show. we launched a sort of new incarnation of "reading rainbow" with the reading rainbow op, an ip ipad kinked

denver proper area. it is a little late in the season. look at snow totals for colorado. and two feet in the four corner ares region. and denver itself 3- 5 inches. there is the snow flying over den rer and casper and billings and parts of the dakotas. we are seeing heavy snowfall. it is incredible for the middle of may. in some cases it is record- setting and we see hail and damaging winds and isolated tornados and a severe thunderstorm watch for parts of wisconsin and illinois and south of the green bay area. and potential for severe weather south of the dallas area. this is ahead of a cold front. a very serious threat extending from south texas up to the great leaks. gusty winds could prompt more wildfires danger with the cold front moving through. look at this. 34 in denver right now with snow and 82 in dallas and 82 in san antonio and warm in the southern plains as the front pushes through and continue the threat for severe weather in the mississippi river valley tomorrow. and the snow as well. it is extreme. >> what a way to begin a week. >> thank you. >> select comm

. >>> this is a live look at denver from fox 31. the big story tonight is the search for three men missing after the collapse of a ridge in a remote part of western colorado. the mudslide came after heavy rain. >>> that's tonight's look outside the beltway from qoes special reports. we'll be right back. [owner] come on. [announcer] purina pro plan. nutrition that performs. >>> the ukraine president is seeking talks with moscow. but that peace appears to be a long way off. today's senior foreign affairs correspondent with another battle to drive the separatists from the country. >> reporter: it's an all-out war and it's happening in donetsk. ukraine demanded they gave up. the rebels didn't. then it all kicked off. ukrainian hermits moving into the airport here. seized by militants. we are hearing gunfire, antiaircraft, heavy machine guns. doing flybys over this airport. ukrainian authorities confirmed this. skirmishes spread to airs areas near the airport. >> that situation is not good for us. >> reporter: all this is happening a day

so we see where detroit is today and then we look at salt lake city, denver, we look at all these other cities in which those investments were made. what this made for them from a regional perspective, from prosperity to equity and we know how far we have fallen behind and now we have to surge forward. >> i look at detroit and i say, 50 years from now, if our economy changes, will we have built our infrastructure in a way that creates a resilient city? can we think about vacant property rules right now or think about infrastructure right now and change those processes so that we can be dynamic, and so it's interesting we're looking at each other. >> i think just in response to what both eric and sam said on the long are term, there's a deep, dark secret with most governments and cities, we lose money today and win we have long-term problems it just means we'll lose more money. so part of helping communities find solutions, figuring out what they're spending money on. cities have the a basement cleanup fund when the sewers back up and they're not allowed to use the money to repair the wa

denver. that's a live look outside the beltway. from special report, we'll be right back. (agent) i'll walk you guys through every step. there are a lot of buyers for a house like yours. (husband) that's good to know. >>> a big victory today for a town committed to opening its board meetings with prayer. the supreme court said the meeting leading with prayers are constitutional. >> even as their founding fathers prayed before public meetings, americans today can still do the same thing. >> in today's supreme court 5-4 decision, upholding the decision of the meeting being able to be led by prayer, since this nation was found scpd until the present day, many americans deemed that their own existence must be understood by the presepts far beyond the authority of government to alter or define and that willing participation in civic affairs can be consistent with a brief acknowledgment of their belief in a here power, always with due respect for those with other beliefs. four justices filed discents. one by elena kagan. when the sens of this country approach their government, t

lots of concerns across the denver area yesterday. let's take a look at the map and show you what it looked like in another way. see these balls right here, these are reports of large hail. look at all the storm damage reports from tornadoes yesterday. definitely a lot of activity across denver. today will be the third consecutive day in a row they have the threat for severe weather. think about all the people trying to get out ahead of memorial day and traveling. new york city, philadelphia, d.c., national, chattanooga and again denver, not just denver, extending all the way south to midland today looking for more weather like that. unbelievable. also straight-line winds will be out there, heavy rains. flooding concerns as well. morning hours not looking good. and it's only expected to get worse, carol, by the afternoon. >> oh, man, indra. >> i'm staying put. i have no plane to catch. >> me neither. indra petersons, thanks so much. >>> ten years after being kidnapped from her california home, a young woman is finally back with her family. police say t

our jane wells is live in denver with a look at the latest technology developments in growin' grass.: hey, sue. you know, the rest of agriculture has invested heavily in technology. pot, not so much. enter a techie from silicon valley. >> everyone in the valley does pot. it's actually -- everyone gets confused. it's like why would you go from one to the other? it's pretty obvious. >> reporter: tom ballic founded zynga. he now runs surna. working on one to reduce water usage because marijuana is a water hog. >> the legal market is producing, what, $2.5 billion to $5 billion in sales right now. the d.e.a. thinks the illegal market is about $100 billion. so just think of that delta it has to grow into. >> reporter: well, that's assuming pot becomes legal on a federal level. he says a lot of people in silicon valley are tiptoeing around investing in pot. he's diving in with both feet. but sue and tyler, he says he's not yet profitable. hopes to be so soon. back to you. >> all right, jane. brian ruden runs the starbuds dispensary of denver. you've been with us before. welcome back to "pow

looking cool. . >>> that meant trouble for denver colorado, they had a massive storm there and roads were covered in ping-pong balls and at least one tornado touched down east of national airport, no injuries were reported. >>> and the city of pleasanton is getting calls about new drought restrictions. they are getting more cold and people who do not face that face big penalties. the only reason they have seen that, if they are trying to consist serve they should be paralyzed. >>> the reason why there is an ad telling visiters to stay away from the popular california tourist attraction. . >>> new this morning, thailand's military confirmed a coup has taken place and the announcement comes after rival groups failed to reach an agreement ending months of government protest. three were killed and 24 more hurt when a gunman opened fire last week. >>> we are learning more about the ordeal of a woman who was held captive by her mother's boy friend for ten years and forced to his child. he was -- she was just 15 when he did that. he used fake ids to keep her in hiding and a repeatedly assaulting her and fo

. >> just in, a look at the hail pounding denver, colorado. that's not all. there are reports that at least five tornadoes and people are being warned much more on the way. sfo and san jose airports are reporting significant delays on frights to and from denver, some of the delays as long as 3 1/2 hours. the giants are scheduled to play at the colorado rockies tonight at 5:40. here is a live look at coors field. right now the game is still on. >> that hail looked like golf ball-sized hail. >> duck for cover. >> let's bring in jeff ranieri. >>> watching our memorial day forecast. >> part of the storm system was the same storm we've been tracking over the past two days for the bay area that provided lightning throughout california. they are under tornado watch until 8:00, which does include the stadium where the giants are expected to play tonight, again, at 5:40. tornado reports have increased to now seven. they did have up to five inches of hail reported around denver, around 3:00 this afternoon. and the risk does exist tonight where we could see more lightni

at the forecast in denver and areas around the country. >> incredible afternoon yesterday. just lookail. some as large as baseball, like you said, and even storm reports of tornadoes that pounded the denver area yesterday. but here's the thing. they weren't the only ones. that severe weather spread as far as the northeast. wild weather across the nation. heavy hailstorm sending motorists and livestock across the west. out east, massive flooding. golf ball size hail fell in colorado turning parts of the state into a winter wonderland. just check out this denver stadium completely blanketed in ice. >> the plows really slow down and they were struggling to push the ice and the hail off the field. >> reporter: the hail proved damaging to others. after the storm passed residents in one denver suburb found their homes looking more like swiss cheese. >> all the siding in the back is destroyed. and the wind, you know, you just get destroying everything in the back. >> reporter: meanwhile, in the east, flood waters trap people in their cars in ohio and in pennsylvania, their homes. authoritie

jane wells is in denver taking a look all the angles of the booming pot industry there, jane?lorado cannibis summit is a b 2 b expo. five months in how is it going in colorado's pot retail experiment? the state says through april it has collected $22 million in taxes, licenses and fees. most of that is still from medical marijuana which is taxed at a lower rate but has higher volumes. here in denver, entrepreneurs are learning it's costing a lot of money to abide by all the new regulations like keeping your medical product and cash separate from your recreational stuff. two sets of software accounting, two safes. >> here we have two recreational safes. this tag another expense to doing business in the state of colorado. also retail. >> brook runs four marijuana stores, 60% of sales are recreational, revenue up 30%. margins are narrower because of all the new costs. >> reality is that we've had to hire more staff, we've had to hire more security, provide more training, our exit packaging costs just the compliance costs that are now statutory in the state of colorado, you know,

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denver. take a look at this. sunday into monday, they could pick up some snow out there.the picture of my daughter, sally, was taking a final yesterday and then down in dallas -- then the tornado warning came on. and there they all are down in the basement waiting for it to blow over. >> seeking shelter. >> as a parents living 1,000 miles away, that's when you want to see. but it's all good. >>> we're okay now. 18 minutes left unless hemmer and mccallum overshe wants again. here is what's coming up, imagine seeing this on your drive to work. cars swallowed up as the road collapses. it happened. >> look at that. plus, getting fit one punch at a time. we're getting ready to rumble. our gloves are on. >> it's the big rage and it will be raging here. put them up. ♪ ♪ >>> time for quick headlines. the great video edition. watch as unsuspecting drivers nearly got swallowed up bay sinkhole in russia. amazingly, all of them noticed it and drove around it. they're blaming it on heavy rain. look at that. swallowed it up. boom. >>> meanwhile, nearly two naked groomsmen in australia

denver. we're also looking at a possibility of some heavy rain across parts of west texas and the panhandle of oklahoma. there will be minor accumulations across much of the far west. los angeles might see a stray shower but no real accumulation. lubbock texas could receive 2 inches. >> a military coup in thailand. they announced a nationwide curfew and told all television and radio stations to only broadcast army material. seth doane is tracking developments from beijing. >> reporter: good morning. thailand's military chief said that the thai military was taking control in that country in order to restore peace and stability and order to thailand after being racked by six months of protest and turmoil. tuesday we saw the military impose martial law and since then two days of closed-door meetings between rival political leaders have failed to break the deadlock. a power struggle has been taking place since the prime minister was removed from power in a military coup in 2006 following corruption charges. and then this latest round of unrest and protest started when demonstrator hit the streets

, where temperatures in the 80s, close to 90, behind it, 20 to 30-degree temperature drop and look at denver, 34. areas of denver seeing several inches, maybe over a half a foot of snow. around the denver metro area, and in the higher el vagues we have seen over -- elevations we have seen over three feet of snow, record-breaking snow. they see snow in may across the rockies but in the lower elevations, it's a little rare this late in the season, and look at some of the snow totals for colorado. say it isn't snow. it is. but it will melt as we get into the later part of the week as the temperatures rise. we'll be into the 70s by friday. so, we'll keep an eye on that. tomorrow's highs, we'll see the move eastward. potential for severe weather across the mississippi river valley. more news and breaking weather coming up when "shepard smith reporting" returns after the break. legalzoom has helped start over 1 million businesses. if you have a buness idea, we have a personalized legal solution that's right for you. with easy step-by-step guidance, we're here to help you turn your dream into a rea

let's tick a look at the temperatures. denver at 40. the temperatures going up. 50 degrees by the time we get to tuesday, and it will head up to 64. a big warm up down to the south-west. >> it's amazing so many different weather conditions and dangerous conditions that they can create. >> that's right. it's a big country. >> we forget how big it is. thank you. still ahead - using a unique tool to look deep into space. >> it took the light 3 billion years to get here. >> what astronomers are learning because of the giant imaginelan telescope. specialty shops targetting foodies. we look at the bad foods world class chefs are cooking >>> astronomers in chile are making unique discoveries and are using a giant tool to do it. nick clark looks at a telescope making it possible. >> reporter: to explore the cosmos you need to capture starlight that could have travelled billions of light years. to do that you need a clean mirror - made from 7 tonnes of class, a surface film of aluminium, one ten thousandth of a millimetre thick. in six years tim

look like. colburn, denver about 200 miles to the east. the small town of are 700 people was about five miles over here towards the west. this is the area we're talking about. you notice this half moon type shape right there. as you stay a look a little bit closer on google earth you can see a few roads into this area and one main highway just there to the north. now here is an image that was taken after the mountain slipped. let me go over here towards the other area. you can see where the mountain slipped right here and then you can see the debris flow all the way down towards the main road. actually it was so powerful it actually pushed over another ridge. that's the force we're talking about. about 250 feet deep in some of these locations there. luckily not many people were killed. we'll know more in a couple of days. we'll stay fairly clear in terms of rain. tuesday is good, wednesday more rain into the forecast, in thursday we need to watch a little more heavier showers across the region. back to you. >> joining me is heather benjami

denver, i meant to say. these are the storms. when i put these into motion they don't look particularly strong but they were just enough rain in this area to the west to drop anywhere from 1 to three inches. and of course in this particular area we are talking about those river valleys where the rain will accumulate and push down through. this is the look at col burn right there, denver to the east, i want to show you the area we are talking about as we go into this area, here is the little town of colburn, about 700 people live in that region. the landslide was little bit more to the east just between them and their reservoir. so yes, this is one of the most isolated slots. the good news is we're not exg expecting a lot of rain over the next few days. but tornado warnings. the good news is they needed the rain. >> thank you kevin. memorial day is a day america honors those who sacrifice their lives for the nation. some choose to walk. al jazeera america joins those carrying the load in dallas. >> it's a physical grind and emotionallily wrenching. american flags, even a 45

look at these temperatures. 88 in memphis, 75 in kansas city, 38 in denver. what a contrast! we have that warm air and that cold air colliding, and that's one of the things that's going to spark off a lot of those showers and storms as we get through the afternoon. john and christine? >> hello, spring. >> yeah. >> thank you for that, jennifer gray. >>> all right, happening now in ukraine, we're just getting the first results from a controversial independence vote in two eastern provinces, a vote to pull away from the government in kiev and declare a closer allegiance to russia. that amid more deadly violence. gunmen opening fire on crowds about 30 miles from donetsk. and it's not clear this morning just who those gunmen were. nick paton walsh live for us in slovyansk. nick, what's the latest? >> reporter: well, as i stand here in slovyansk, we're about six hours away from where we were awoken by a tank, it seemed, rounds exploding for half an hour on the outskirts of this town. now, the results of the referendum here never really in doubt, frankly. a large turnout endorsing t

denver. that's what it looks like just west of denver this morning.ouple inches, 2 to 4 on the grassy areas. and some cold, cold air in behind that. remember, it's going to help places like amarillo with the fire danger. 24 in jackson, helena, 28. and the soaking rains, we have flood watches in the southern pla plains. >>> good morning. i'm mike nicco. calmer and much warmer today with poor air quality inland, 85 to 90. 89 to 91 along the bay, lighter breeze along the coast, 74 to 79. >> all that weather brought to you by bush's baked beans. so we have a little of everything on the map? we sure do today. >> thank you. >>> coming up, caught on tape, the startling video of thieves stealing from people at local stores. what you need to know to protect yourself. >>> what if bacon and butter weren't as bad as you thought? the new research on fat in your food revealed this morning. come on back. ♪ when you ready ♪ when you ready the hang of it. okay, now pick up the specially cured bacon! hit it with the brown sugar! now roll that beautiful bean footage! ye

denver. several frontier airlines jets were damaged by the hail. >> that hail looked like bouncing balls. >> severe weather could bring relief to drought areas. >> our meteorologist nicole mitchell has a look at what we can expect. >> the thunderstorms are going through the night providing an early wake up for a few people on the east coast. here's where that line is now, moving through the weest. there's the boundary, the front associated with this is stretching back. yesterday it was lining up pretty closely to interstate 70, today farther to the south. already this morning, heavy rain moving into iowa and missouri this morning. you just saw the video of that very impressive hail. here's storm reports as they came in yesterday, so widespread hail, a couple of tornado reports, not damaged, reported at least at this point with those, so that's good news. this was the storm system now that at this end of it, moving through the east coast, so already a few overnights, but still widespread instability. more will develop through the course of the day. what we saw yesterday with some hail and als

look at this video. storm clouds this denver. actually a severe thunderstorm watch. the weather is affecting people in the bay area. many flights grounded heading in and out of denver. the weather has also delayed the giants game against the rockies. right now it is tied at the top of the 6th. 2-2. no word if and when the game will resume. >>> here at home, fire danger. calfire has issued a strong warning to be extra vigilant. you will find dry brush and soon rising temperatures. if you're camping, clear away grass and other debris a least ten feet from any campfire. also make sure all fires are out before leaving. and never leave a barbecue unattended. jeff ranieri is tracking the potentially dangerous conditions. >> yeah, high pressure building in as we head throughout the memorial day weekend forecast. that generally will continue to clear skies out and also warm temperatures up. we'll go from the 76 today to 84 by friday. and check out the is jump by sunday, near 90 degrees. also at the coastline, numbers will be going up, too, even with the cooler on shore wind.

a veteran denver police detective named nash gurlay started looking too.e gurlay is imposing is perhaps an understatement. looks more like a character from "the sopranos." but hates when children go missing. >> i wanted to find her. i wanted to give her family closure. i wanted to give the city of denver closure. i was determined to bring her home. i was determined to bring her home. >> reporter: also assigned to the case was departmenty d.a. carrie lombardi. >> we had to do something. and time was of the essence because she they were still hoping she was alive. >> reporter: they focused first of course on the good samaritan, the guy who'd given kenia a ride, travis forbes. he was 31, they discovered, had a rap sheet for theft and drugs. but now he owned a small business in denver, baking and delivering gluten-free granola bars. he was renting a space at a local bakery, owned by monica poole. >> travis was energetic. he seemed friendly. wanted to have a business. he launched into granola bars, which i thought was a great idea. they didn't exist in the mark

what we see, where detroit yesterday and then look at cell lake city, look at denver, look at all theseother cities in which those investments were made, what that meant from our regional perspective, from prosperity to equity and know how far we have fallen behind and now we have to surge forward. >> i look at detroit. fifty years from now of our economy changes will we have built our air for structure and a way that creates a resilience city? can we think about bacon property rules right now and infrastructure right now and change those policies so that we can be dynamic? it is interesting. >> just to respond, there is a deep, dark secret with most government cities. we lose money today. we have long-term problems, it just means we will lose more money in the long term, not the we are now losing money to date. part of helping communities find solutions is to figure out what they're spending money on today that they don't want to be spending money on. a lot of cities have a basement cleanup fund every time sewer's back up and are not allowed to use that money to pay to repair the water

denver yesterday. the hail was so large and thick it looked like storm. another round of storms is possible today. >> and this morning firefighters are battling a wildfire in northern central arizona. the fire in sedona broke out yesterday afternoon. a hundred homes have been evacuated. at least 450 acres have been burned and part of a highway has been closed. >>> voters in six states cast ballots in primary elections yesterday, but with the got needing just six seats to take control of the senate, this morning most of the attention is focused on three critical races. in oregon, monica wehby won the republican senate primary. her toughest challenge came from state lawmaker jason conger. wehby will face democratic incumbent jeff merkley. and a runoff election will be needed to determine the gop candidate in georgia. and in kentucky mitch mcconnell easily beat off a tea party challenge. craig boswell reports. >> reporter: the senate's highest ranking republican mitch mcconnell cast his ballot. kentucky is one of six states with primaries tuesday. three are

looking for answers. >>> also breaking overnight the massive mudslide. the frantic search for three people possibly swept away. the mudslide four miles long, two miles wide near denvere workers at the scene right now. >>> take a look at this. the train versus the tractor trailer caught on camera slamming into a truck. >> we're gonna die. >> stop. >> oh, my god! >> drivers on the road fearing for their lives as the train o@o obliterates the truck. how everyone walked away unharmed. >>> on this monday, we mark memorial day on "gma" from

look at what happened in denver of the stadium, outside the stadium there. they had to pull out the snowplows to clear hail we're told the size -- some of the balls of hail the size of softballs. denver international airport briefly closed. there was some damage there from hail. elsewhere, floods are causing problems. this is west central ohio where the streets -- look at that -- look like rivers. parts of western pennsylvania are flooded, too. bad news is, a new round of powerful storms is expected this afternoon. >>> tough numbers for general motors. the carmaker has issued 29 separate recalls this year. almost 14 million u.s. cars are on the list. gm has now recalled more vehicles this year than it has sold in five years. >> put those numbers together. crazy, isn't it? >>> go tt to show you this in brazil. bus drivers are on strike, and it led to utter chaos. check it out. these images are extraordinary. it's not helping the country's image. it's getting set to host soccer's world cup next month. obviously there's growing uncertainty over the country's ab

elsewhere we are looking for a couple of spotty thunderstorms in denver. dry down through florida. we will get showers in the southeast. tomorrow still looking good in the northeast. 65 in chicago so starting to warm up. still stays dry. l.a.'s temperature should drop down into the lower 70s. any relief we can get with the heat is looking good. >> dylan dreyer, thank you for that. this morning in turkey, a fire broke out in the mine where rescue workers were searching for the last of the missing in that country's worse ever mining disaster. moments ago two more bodies were found. joining me now from soma, turkey, is richard engel. with a good day to you, richard, where are the recovery efforts this morning? where do they stand? >> good morning. turkish officials say that they have recovered about 300 bodies so far. they don't believe there are many bodies still inside the mine, and they don't think there are any survivors, but the recovery efforts have been hampered once again today because this fire in the mine, the fire that initially caused the tragedy which recovery workers and

look at this. most of the united states dealing with some thunderstorms and a chance for some rain. denver high of 30 with some precipitation all the way into houston and all along the eastern seaboard into new york, you'll be looking at a chance for some rain with a high in new york, 29 in atlanta to 19 degrees in new york. here's a look at east asia. we have a tale of two very different weather scenarios. we have a very wet system down toward southern china. continuing the rainy season. meanwhile dust storms limiting visibility and breathing problems for many residents in the northern portion of china, and moving into the korean peninsula, because of the yellow sand. the winds are kicking up, and that is going to continue to become an issue as we go through the next few days. more rain, some heavy rain advisories, even as far south as the philippines and indochina peninsula because of the precipitation. but yes, dry conditions, and very windy conditions, causing the yellow sand to be a problem. now affecting a good portion of the korean peninsula, and moving into japan, as well. also, ve