dylan is tracking the latest. >>> and pit stop fire. terrifying moments caught on camera friday night during the fuelling stop. this morning, how the members are doing. >>> and bruce jenner finally opens up admitting he is transgender the olympian and reality tv dad is hiding his true self from the world and doesn't want to do it anymore. we are hearing from stepdaughter kim kardashian for the fir of her exclusive interview "today" saturday april >>> today is april saturday april 25 2015. ," with lester holt and erica hill. live from studio 1a 2015. rockefeller plaza. >> welcome to "today" on this saturday morning. i'm erica hill. >> i'm peter alexander in for lester holt. here with sheinelle jones and dylan dreyer. did you watch? >> i did. i think a lot of people were surprised and walked away. >> and it is not just the made for tv moment built up in some big event for bruce to talk about, but it was educational. >> it is brave and courageous. among the celebrities, ellen degeneres who came out 20 years ago. she said bruce jenner is op

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just not this weekend. >>> dylan, thanks. the man who was shot and killed by a police officer in south carolina will be laid to rest this morning. it has been an emotional week for walter scott's family. they have so many questions of how it happened and what happened. nbc's mark potter is in south carolina this morning. mark good morning. >> reporter: good morning, erica. walter scott's funeral will be held in the church behind me in summerville, south carolina. it has been a week since the shooting where many questions remain unanswered. >> now we need to come together as a community remembering walter scott. >> reporter: at the city hall a somber vigil friday night for 50-year-old walter scott. with members of the group black lives matter and others demanding an end to senseless killing. >> i stand here because we're tight. enough is enough. >> reporter: on the day of scott's funeral, there are questions about why the shooting occurred and why as seen on the dash cam video, he bolted from a car and ran away after a traffic

we're >> dylan: sharon, i asked you a question. where were you earlier? you said you were going to noah's wedding. >> sharon: i told you. that was postponed. >> dylan: so where did you go instead? what did you do? who were you with? >> sharon: why are you asking me all these questions? does this have to do with the phone call from avery? what did she say? or is this because of the message on my phone. >> dylan: can you just please tell me where you were? >> sharon: fine. you know what? i'm gonna listen to it myself if you won't tell me. >> dylan: sharon, don't you get it? the call from avery, the message, you refusing to tell me where you've been -- it could all connect you to the murder. >> sharon: i have nothing to do with austin's murder. >> dylan: it's not just austin's. there's been another killing. >> sharon: what? who? >> dylan: noah's fiancée, courtney. >> noah: [ voice breaking ] i should've lou.

>> dylan: yeah. >> paul: i'll meet you at the station. >> dylan: uh, when?paul: well, as soon as you can get here. >> dylan: i'll be there, uh, just not right away. >> paul: so, what's the holdup? >> dylan: i need to finish up something first. >> paul: let me make something crystal-clear here. i just got an earful from the rest of the co-conspirators that have been covering up austin's murder. and i'm not asking you, i'm telling you, get down here now. don't make things worse for yourself, or for sharon. >> dylan: [ sighs ] >> noah: hey, thanks for letting

>> dylan, thank you very much.as a huge outpouring of support for bruce jenner after his acknowledgment that he's a transgender woman. he says this is the time to be honest with himself, and this morning we have the exclusive first reaction from his stepdaughter, kim kardashian. we'll hear from her in a moment but first miguel almaguer with more on his transition. >> for all intents and purposes i am a woman. >> reporter: he says now he can live the life he's always wanted in an interview with diane sawyer, the 65-year-old confirming he's becoming a woman. >> i look at it this way. bruce always telling a lie. he's lived a lie his whole life about who he is and i can't do that any longer. >> a gold metalist an american icon and a reality star he says he's finally embracing what the public never knew. >> my brain is much more female than it is male. it's hard for people to understand that but that's what my soul is. >> reporter: from an early age he says he was different and struggled to hide it understanding why som

and then he hit me. >> that's when dylan's anger overcomes his fear.me for revenge of the nerds. >> when i was growing up gamers were considered, you know, not cool. i got teased a lot. they came into our place and tried to kick us around and i don't like being kicked around. >> with no sign of a weapon present, dylan rushes his attacker and begins pushing him toward the front door. >> just kind of bum rushed him. i think he was expecting the first hit to knock me down. i think it surprised him that a bunch of nerds didn't go down with one punch. >> as dylan struggles with one assailant the other one jumps into the fight. >> he and his friend were hitting me in the head as i was pushing him out the door. i kind of grabbed him around the throat, kept my head to his chest, like my dad taught me, and just kind of kept moving forward. >> seeing dylan in trouble, devon tries to help. >> i go back around, jump back into the fight. i get slammed against the counter, black out. i was able to pull one of the guys down, still getting punched several times, and t

dylan is on top of it all. >>> isis in america? a mother of two from philadelphia under arrest this morning accused of trying to join the terror group. this one day after two other women in new york city were accused of plotting to setoff a bomb here at home. is this the new face of terror? >>> and nbc news exclusive. the new york city police detective caught on tape with a rant. >> i let my emotions get the better of me. >> now the passenger who filmed it all is questioning the cop's apology. >>> and seeing green. tiger woods makes a big announcemef he will go for another green jacket as "golf digest" is raising eyebrows as putting a topless player on the coverage. today, saturday april 4th 2015. >> announcer: from nbc news this is "today," with lester holt and erica hill. live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >>> welcome to "today" on this saturday morning. i'm erica hill. >> i'm craig melvin in for lester holt. alongside sheinelle jones and dylan dreyer. that cover is raising eyebrows. there it is right there. >> she is stun

>> dylan: no, not a chance. i'm just gonna go there and make sure things are secure, and then i'll head to t

dylan is back now with more on tiger's tour. >> a fun weekend.petition, including 21-year-old jordan spieth. he is currently in the lead at augusta. it is safe to say, everyone will be watching tiger closely this weekend. tiger woods who has slipped to 104 in the world rankings in recent weeks, finally has a reason to smile on the golf course after making the cut this weekend. >> i'm very proud of what i have done and dig it out. >> reporter: the father of two found time this week to share moments with girlfriend lindsey vonn and daughter sam and son, charlie. >> i give myself plenty of looks. >> maybe over the next decade tiger woods will put an exclamation point on an unbelievable career. >> reporter: it has been a long road for the former world number one following his messy divorce in 2010 as well as back surgery a year ago. >> back problems throughout the day. >> reporter: in a tournament in february woods made it partly through the first round citing weather delays and back pain. >> i stood out here and got cold. >> reporter: now he is back

for more on what we can expect, let's bring in meterologist dylan dreyer. dylan, good evening to you. >> good evening, carl. there are a lot of storms out there right now. we have a tornado watch in effect across the southeast. we also have a severe thunderstorm watch in the southern plains moving into the midwest. that's really an area we need to focus on over the course of the next several hours. that area in orange including most of arkansas, parts of western tennessee, this is where we could see wind gusts up near 65 miles per hour. very large hail and we also can't rule out an isolated tornado. now, tomorrow this threat is going to spread to the east. we'll see heavy rain in the morning. then we're going to see a line of potentially strong storms develop through the afternoon and evening from philadelphia right down through most of florida, again, we're looking at very large hail, damaging wind gusts and also an isolated tornado although the threat of tornados is much less for tomorrow but we have to watch out for heavy downpours. we have some flood wa

dylan's here with the forecast. >> it has been brutal in the south.usands of people lost power in texas yesterday. the strong winds knocking out power lines in the dallas area. and in austin check out what happened during a local concert. that's the rock band manchester orchestra. they were forced off the stage because of the heavy winds knocking down the stuff that was on the stage. knocking down the tents above them as well. in oklahoma hail was the big story. we had reports of tennis ball and baseball sized hail in parts of the plains. especially the southern plains. bouncing off the streets. chunks of ice just falling from the sky. unfortunately, this is the setup we're looking at today, where we could see just a little further to the east now, eastern oklahoma eastern texas, in to most of arkansas northern louisiana where we could see again lark hail perhaps up to two inches in diameter. we could also see wind gusts up near 65 miles per hour. a few strong storms this morning. these are going to fire up again later this evening and into tonight. w

sheinelle jones and dylan dreyer are here. we're getting ready for what's going to be one heck of a finish at the master's in augusta. tiger woods, phil mickelson, a 21-year-old from texas named jordan spieth. >> lots of action which makes for one very happy dylan dreyer. >> i do really enjoy it. >> i don't play but i actually like watching with my husband. >> it is fun to watch. >> yes, absolutely. >>> coming up right now, our top story -- hillary clinton's announcement that she is running for president. it is expected in just a few short hours. nbc's kristin welker is once again outside of clinton's new campaign headquarters in brooklyn new york for us this morning. kristin, good morning. >> reporter: meterpeter, good morning to you. that's right, we expect that announcement to come down late this afternoon on social media. meanwhile, clinton's campaign aides worked late into the the night here on your campaign headquarters putting the final touches on her highly anticipated second bid for the white house. >> don't you some

>> all right, dylan, thank you.pn reporter who came under fire for the tie ride that she unleashed on the towing company employee. she's back on the air after what was a week-long suspension and sheinelle is back with what plenty of people are saying about it. >> peter, many people took to social media on saturday expressing their anger after seeing britt mchenry on tv. she's morning she's asking widely criticized for rebating an employee at a d.c. area towing company. >> i'm in the news sweetheart. i will blb sue this place. >> reporter: espn reporter britt mchenry is back at work. >> confidence level is business-like. >> reporter: covering playoff . and posting a new apology on social media. writing, i'm so sorry for my recent hurtful act. and going on to say, under no circumstances is it ever acceptable to speak to another human being in the manner in which i chose that nig. but with the tirade fresh on the minds of many -- >> maybe if i was missing some teeth they would hire me huh? some on social media are writ

i was there in the year that bob dylan was booed at the folk festival. we went out into the atlantic ocean to do exercises on a destroyer. i remember the most exciting thing was that we got stuck in a hurricane at sea. it was a real test of our stomachs and our will and our manhood. the other thing i remember from that cruz was being signed -- that cruise was being assigned to the engineering department. they put you in the hardest part of the engine room, steam blows on you. i like to work out every day at the y back in delaware. sometimes i go into the steam room and that is cool compared to what it was like in the engine room. but it was a good experience. you find out what is is like to be the lowest of below. -- of the low. david: this was an old world war ii frame. they were modernizing in the early 60's. you are talking about a destroyer at the time that was pushing 25 years old. you rock and roll out there. senator tom carper: writing out the hurricane was an adventure -- riding out the hurricane was an adventure. getting bounced around in your b

dylan, where should we be focused tonight? >> there are several tornado watches in effect including major cities like chicago and st. louis. we've also seen a lot of activity across northeastern ohio and northern west virginia. they're firing up ahead of a cold front that will move east. sets up across the great lakes tomorrow morning and the east coast as we go into friday evening. we are looking for widespread, severe storms with tornadoes likely, anywhere from texas up into the southern great lakes. we could also see heavy downpours, dangerous cloud to ground lightning, wind gusts near 75 miles per hour, and hail about two to three inches in diameter. we are looking for threat of severe storms friday, too, but they will not be as severe as today. we still could see an isolated tornado, but there's a much less chance of that, and the whole storm system, lester, is gone by the time we get to the weekend. >> dylan dreyer, thanks very much. >>> history could be made as early as tomorrow in panama when president obama finds hims

. >> dylan: michael, it sounds like that you're hanging your whole defense on getting this tire iron thrown out. what happens if you can't? >> michael: i will. look, you and avery didn't just compromise the chain of evidence. you obliterated it. there's no proof it's a murder weapon. it's just this thing you use to change a tire. >> dylan: with sharon's fingerprints on it and austin's blood. >> michael: though, weirdly, no fingerprints in blood. how'd that happen? blood here, fingerprints here. that's a coincidence. it's almost as if one of the 2,000 people who had access to it before you put it into evidence set it up to make it look like sharon committed murder. >> dylan: do you believe that's true? >> michael: i think i can possibly convince a jury that it might be true. that's all we need. the tire iron will be tossed and without it, the state will have to fold its case. if sharon didn't kill austin, what was her motivation for

let' bri in mete dylan dreyer dylan. >> peter, there was already a confirmed tornado just to the t ofon, kentucky. you can see those severe storms are continuing to move. and not only the potential for dangers tornadoes but also dangerous lightning as well. now, we do still have this thr e night all the way into the southeast. but it's in this orange area this enhanced zone where we could see our best chance of tornadoes, also our largest hail and damaging wind gusts as well. now, we are going to see this area of low pressure exit off the coast by sunday morning. but a second area of low pressure is going to redevelop back through texas by sunday night. this is going to trigger more storms overnight on sunday. so because of that we do have a slight risk of stronger storms. now, we're not looking at widespread tornadoes on sunday but we are looking for wind gusts up near 70 miles per hour hail up to two inches in diameter dangerous lightning and also torrential downpours. that could lead to some flash flooding which could make things dangerous on the roads. we could end up seeing as mu

dylan, thanks. see you on "today" in the morning. >>> now what's being called an incredible story of survival. a 37-year-old man reported missing two months ago found alive from the overturned hull of his sailboat by a passing ship off the north carolina coast. he says he survived 66 days alone stranded at sea. early today he spoke about his harrowing ordeal with nbc's tom costello. >> reporter: it was a dramatic rescue more than 250 miles from the carolina coast. a german container ship had picked up 37-year-old louis jordan who claimed he'd been drifting in the atlantic for 66 days. >> i was worried i was going to die. >> reporter: the mast and rudder on his 35-foot boat broken. once rescued he was anxious to radio his parents to say he was alive. >> hey, dad. >> i haven't heard you in so long. >> reporter: and he was in remarkable condition after two months at sea able to walk from the chopper under his own power. at the hospital, a tearful reunion with his parents before he sat down with me. you

>> all right, dylan. thanks much. >>> up next tonight, the airline apologizing to a woman with cancer after forcing her to get off the flight. >>> a lot of people talking about this next story tonight. it's about a woman suffering from cancer who says a major airline kicked her off a flight. tonight, the company says it's not the bad guy here and was merely concerned about her health. nbc's hallie jackson has more on the controversial decision. >> reporter: it's the onboard video taking off online. >> i'm being removed as if i'm a criminal or contagious because i have cancer. >> reporter: elizabeth sedway was trying to get home monday from a hawaiian vacation. she didn't make it. >> they're taking me off the airplane because i don't have a doctor's note saying i can fly. >> reporter: alaska airlines took her family off their flight to san jose after consulting with a doctor when sedway, wearing a surgical mask, said she felt weak. >> i was pretty emotional at that point because it was humiliating. the onl

meteorologist dylan dreyer is monitoring it for us. dylan, what are we looking at here? >> reporter: there are major east coast cities under these tornado watches tonight. that includes philadelphia, washington, d.c., baltimore. it stretches all the way back down into atlanta. the situation is setting up like this. we have this cold front moving into some very unstable air. so even after midnight tonight we're still looking at the chance of some strong storms, then by tomorrow morning mainly just rain across new england. but in this orange area, that there's an enhanced chance of seeing not only isolated tornadoes but also large hail, damaging wind gusts up near 70 miles per hour and also dangerous cloud-to-ground lightning. if you're anywhere up and down the east coast tonight, you want to make sure to stay tuned to your local nbc station as these storms fire up. be on the alert. >> dylan, thanks very much. >>> dangerous weather being blamed for a horrific pile-up on a highway in wyoming. this chain reaction crash involving as many as 40 vehicles including a tanker carr

dreyer dylan, good evening. >> good evening, peter. h e the storms are fi up. very active storms down through georgia right now. it's frequent g but it's the tornado watch in effect across parts of n kentucky where we're very focused on. the storms are producing torrential downpours. we'v a had repo of large hail damaging wind gusts and a few tornado warnings have been issued over the last or so. we are going to see this area in orange that's our enhanced area, sout il extreme southwestern indiana, parts of western kentucky and north-central parts of tennessee. that's w we are focused on for tonight. but this area of low pressure exit the east coast as we go into tomorrow morning. that will shut off the first round of storms. but then a second area of low pressure is going to develop back through texas. mainly late in the day on sunday. that's going to trigger more storms. now, we're not looking at widespread tornadoes tomorrow but we are still looking from most of oklahoma through central texas for wind gusts up near 70 miles per hour

that was dylan. and i focused really on the product side. emily: so when you say you fought, i'm just curious. in those early days, what did you fight about? what were the issues that came up? aaron: we had all the sort of fighting and all of the bickering as founders. but the nice thing is that it all fell back on, again, that trusted relationship that let us kind of work through that. we did not have the same kind of early founding battles that other companies have run into. because we had been friends for, in some cases, a decade before we even started the company. emily: so obviously at facebook you had lawsuits, twitter, you know, tales of infighting and backstabbing. what makes box unique? what makes you guys different? aaron: when you play trumpet with your co-founder at the ripe age of 11, you have a rooted friendship that, you know, bickering and frustrations from building a company tend to not be able to break. emily: has keeping the team together been a priority? aaron: yeah. we spend a lot of time together. still. once a year, fo

meteorologist dylan dreyer is monitoring it for us. dylan, what are we >> reporter: there are major east c cities under these tornado watches tonight. that includes philadel washington baltimore. it stretches all t the situation is setting up like th. we have front moving into some so even after midnight tonight we're still looking at the c of some st then by tomo morning mainly just rain across new england. but in this orange area, th enhanced chanc seeing not only isolated tornadoes b also large hail, damaging wind gusts up near 70 miles per hour and also dangerous cloud- if you're anywhere up and down the east tonig stay tuned to your local nbc statio these storms fire up. be on the al >> dylan, thanks very >>> dangerous weather being blamed for a horrific pile-up a highway in wyoming. this chain reaction crash involving as many as 40 vehic including a tanker carrying hazardo material that erupted in flames. authorities say dense fog and slushy conditions played a role. >>> tonight battle lines are being drawn in the critical 2016 s

our meteorologist dylan dreyer is in our studio in new york. dylan, what's the latest? >> lester, we have had reports in kansas and missouri of hail the size of baseballs, everyone grapefruit size hail being reported. storms are developing right along this frontal boundary. this is the separation between temperatures in the 70s and 80s and to the north of it like in omaha temperatures are only in the 40s. and it's right along this front as we go through the night past midnight into the early morning hours on thursday where we will still see the threat of very strong storms. we'll get a brief breakthrough mid-morning on thursday. they re-fire up thursday afternoon into thursday evening. so tonight we are looking at our biggest threat especially back through parts of tulsa, oklahoma into southern indiana. that's where we could see, again, hail about three inches in diameter. also wind gusts up near 75 miles per hour. and tornadoes possible. those same threats are in the forecast on thursday too, but in a much larger area from texas all the way up into the great lakes thro

we have willie and dylan here. big day with the weather the story. >> a big story all week long. >> dreary weather out our window. the story in the midwest. terrifying pictures out of illinois. >> yes, scary night as our top story and entire town north of chicago was devastated by a massive tornado that damage still being calculated this were mooing as the threat of more severe weather moves east. kevin tibbles is on the scene in fairdale, illinois. good morning to you. >> reporter: savannah, it was a night of horrifying heavy weather across the midwest. but it was illinois that bore the brunt of the tornados. here in fairdale, every single structure has been hit by the storm and one person is dead. stormchasers captured the unbelievable footage as it knock owed ver a semi. >> he's over. go, go! >> reporter: the tornado leaving a huge swath of destruction touching down in rochelle, illinois, about 75 miles west of chicago. >> it was huge and coming right for us. >> reporter: 12 people took cover in the basement of

dylan: good. how are you? dylan. -lemonis: nice to meet you. -dylan: nice to meet you. is this done? dylan: yeah, that one's done. lemonis: is this the only product that you print this way? dylan: i mean, we've never printed really anything else on printers other than bats. lemonis: people like to buy products that are personal to them, whether it's their favorite sports team or family reunions or their favorite personality. and so anytime you can take a basic product and customize it, you're going to get a lot higher margin. and that's what's gonna make this company money in the long run. wendy: you have 300 boxes for 1,500 pennants. we're probably gonna lose about $10,000. jackie: this is the fifth time this has happened this week. scott: this is my daughter, jackie. jackie: i'll call them back. hi. nice to meet you. lemonis: hi, jackie. i'm marcus. nice to meet you. jackie: thank you so much for coming. lemonis: so, what do you do here? jackie: i was hired to mainly handle the collegiate market and sales, which i am doing on top of, like, [laughing] 30,000 different

>> dylan, thanks. >>> going to a ball game is often a family affair.his year there's one major league team making sure no one feels left out. sheinelle is back with more on this story. >> yes. the cincinnati reds wanted to create a space for parents to feel comfortable so they designed an area just for them. at this point in the young baseball season it appears that this new nursing suite is already a home run. ♪ >> reporter: as the saying goes take me out to the ball game. and in cincinnati it's take everyone out to the ball game even the youngest of fans. with the reds ballpark offering a new sanctuary for parents, v.i.p. space complete with flat screen tvs, plush seating, and, yes, bottle service. >> the game's going on. you can still watch it but it is relaxing and calm in here. you can actually bond and spend some time with your child. >> reporter: there are also lockers to store baby bags changing stations and the privacy for moms to bottle and breast feed. >> you get a lot of looks whether you do it in public. so sometimes it is approving looks.

dylan? >> wow. >> no high fiving at the urinal. hey, dylan. what's up?lad i get to do the weather now. let's just mosey over here. we have a second area of heavy rain here in philadelphia. but in boston with the marathon going on today, we are going to see a wet day. for the early runners, we'll look at perhaps making it to the finish line before the heaviest of rain starts. but it looks like a very windy, very chilly day for all those marathoners out there. temperatures only in the 40s. we're looking at an east wind of 30 to 35 miles per hour. that is running into the wind. we're also looking at as much as 1 to 2 inches of rainfall in southern new england. also near new jersey and most of i-95. we'll see the second round of rain move in later today. elsewhere around the country, watch out for stronger storms. but the middle of the country looks like we'll start to see kbruchlts. ju >>> 7:36. good monday morning to you. i'm meteorologist christina loren looking live at san francisco. a little bit of low cloud cover. you can see most of the tops of these

dylan and her two brothers.tting my brother in a headlock. >> you were always fashionable? >> those were dickeys pants. look at matt even though he is not here. with his sister. we know that al is the oldest of six and there she with his beautiful family. carson with his sister and that leads up to coming up we will introduce you to -- sit, sit. good boy. some of the wrangler's siblings. our audience will meet them for the first time. this is amazing how well wrangler is doing. he is on cast. come over. sit. are you excited to see your siblings. he is working for treats. he is really doing well. >> wild kingdom over there. boom. >> thank you. >> coming up on trending. what would be madonna's most epic performances ever. you have to see her with jimmy on the tonight show. >> first on a friday morning, your local news. with my android from tracfone, i can... order more shaving cream. pay the electric bill. keep towels piping hot. get kids to sit still. play beard styling tunes. learn new razor tricks. hire a pro w

nbc meteorologist dylan dreyer has our report. >> reporter: across the st. louis area today, a fast-moving storm dumped 3 1/2 inches of rain in 40 minutes flooding streets, sidewalks and parking lots. it streamed off rooftops, overflowing storm drains. hail the size of golf balls battered a large area, looking more like snow in some parts. residents in northern kentucky are bracing for more rain while scrambling to clean up from friday's ferocious storms. crews are trying to fix roads fractured from all that water. while responding to a 911 call, franklin county sheriff pat melton was hit by a mud slide. >> trees were cracking, rocks were rolling. i've never heard anything like it. >> reporter: in central illinois, thick fog may have been a factor in a plane crash that killed all seven people aboard. the group was returning from the ncaa basketball title game in indianapolis. including illinois state university associate basketball coach torey ward who tweeted before the crash, my ride to the game wasn't bad. in michigan's upper peninsula, five inches of sno

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i just called to say goodbye. >> dylan: no, no, sharon. wait. sharon. >> sharon: [ sobs ] [ sniffles ] [ exhales sharply ] come on. no.

i have no attorney, dylan. >> no talking. >> sharon: help me. find me a lawyer. >> avery: hi. >> joe: hi.

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meteorologist dylan dryer is here with us. what areas concern you most right now? >> right now the southern plains where we're seeing most of our activity. we have a tornado watch in red here, but we also have several severe thunderstorm watches popping up in yellow. the biggest threat as we go through tonight besides an isolated tornado or two, will be for damaging wind gusts, up near 65 miles per hour. also some very large hail. tomorrow the threat is going to shift a little further into southern texas. you can't rule out a tornado, but we're still looking at our main threat as being of large hail and damaging wind gusts. over in the rockies, the concern has been the snow. take a look at denver where the snow plows are out once again. and on i-70 just west of denver, slippery roads were causing some accidents out that way. in the colorado rockies baseball stadium, we were seeing that covered with snow because of the snowfall that we had in that area that we are looking at about 48 -- over the next 48 hours an additional 18 to 24 inches of snow. but the concern wi

thank you, dylan.bay and 68 degrees on the east shore. as we get into your weekend temperatures will stay steady friday and saturday a touch warmer. then sunday into monday cooling the temperatures down, bringing in more clouds. next chance of rain arrives by tuesday. >>> and that's your latest forecast. >> dylan dwyer. thank you very much my friends. >>> up next two-time oscar winner hilary swank grabbed our attention in her breakout movie "boys don't cry" and knocked ♪ hello. hi, marilyn? yes. you got the job. in april when you buy a tracfone handset at walmart tracfone will donate 20 percent of the sales to dress for success... i will see you next week. to help give women the skills they need to get that all-important job. i got it. so you buy a new phone and someone else gets the call that can change her life completely. success is calling™. and you can help make a difference. i will take beauty into my own hands...where it belongs. olay regenerist. it regenerates surface cells. new skin is reveale

dylan drier, thank you. >>> another major entry into the presidential race tonight. republican senator rand paul of kentucky getting a raucous reception as he kicked off his campaign in louisville. nbc's kelly o'donnell >> reporter: a louisville, kentucky, ball room teeming with supporters. today senator rand paul launched his presidential campaign. >> government should be restrained and freedom should be maximized. >> reporter: paul offers himself as a different kind of republican. >> if we nominate a candidate who is simply democrat light, what's the point? >> reporter: listed by the tea party movement, and his father, former congressman ron paul's, libertarian grass roots followers. senator paul, kelly o'donnell from nbc. can you be in washington and run against washington, sir? rand paul is shaping and revising his own political brand. from aggressive merchandising, stacks of t-shirts turned into campaign . >> we're selling a ton of them. >> reporter: to his message, paul opposes most forei but threats like isis made him adjust. >> i will do whatever it takes to