emergency crews across east texas continue to sevsht damage in text. it. news. >> and we had some weather move through parts of our area today. >> everything is calm down now. nothing hows us kind of a clean radar. we have a chance for more weather here. and record and the heat we had this weekend continues. for the most part tomorrow muggy day. cloudy. hazy too and all things considered just a nice warm lit bit on the humid site even out there and form tracker radar that's cluster of storms norm and west. severe thunderstorms comeing across i 1. look how right here up towards hagerstown. it's a lot more stable up h here. that storm road up and calmed down quickly and right now there's nothing else going on across the region. could be isolated thunderstorm here or there for the next couple hours and i think everything just pretty much calms down. record heat today. i mentioned that. the one place where we had record tying heat was dulles at 86 degrees. that record goes back to 2007 reagan national 88 degrees. so we were definitely south of the front here f

. >>> let's begin this morning with the deadly tornadoes in east texas. nbc's charles hadlock is live on the scene in canton, texas. charles, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, willie. people in east texas were expecting bad weather yesterday, but nothing like this. this is where one of four tornadoes touched down yesterday destroying homes and businesses including an entire car dealership in canton, texas. five people dead, more than hundreds others injured. this morning first responders assessing the damage after a series of powerful tornadoes tore through east texas. >> sawed the house off right on top of us. me and a buddy of mine hid the kids. >> i don't really remember much except just watching the walls of the house fall off and everything around me being gone. >> reporter: cars were spun off the highway. this dodge dealership completely destroyed. >> we're hoping for the best but really expecting the worst. >> reporter: firefighters raced from house to house to search for victims. >> every last one of us walked away, but we have nothing left.

people in east texas were expecting bad weather yesterday, but nothing like this. this is where one of four tornadoes touched down yesterday. destroying homes and businesses, including an entire car texas. five people are dead. more than 100 others injured. and the search continues today for more victims. this morning, first responders assessing the damage after a series of powerful tornadoes tore through east texas last night. >> sucked the house right off on top of us. the roof, glass on us. >> reporter: leaving a path of destruction. >> i don't really remember much except just watching the walls of the house fall off. and everything around me being gone. >> reporter: cars were spun offer the highway. this dodge dealership completely destroyed. >> we're hoping for the best. but really expecting the worst. >> reporter: firefighters raced from house to house to search for victims. >> every last one, but we have nothing left. >> it was really dark. everything was flying around at the house. >> reporter: the twisters part of a massive storm system across this weekend.

heavy rain, strong winds and hail, flooding also reported. >> it's still hanging over east texas withe heavy rain and flooding possible and a line of storms moving across parts of the midwest. >> all right, we turn our focus to politics and the trump administration struggling to explain its position on syria. this as the secretary of state heads to russia. >>> the white house press secretary had to walk back some comments after suggesting the president would take action again if syria dropped barrel bombs on civil kwans. abc's maggie rulli has the latest from washington. maggie, good morning. >> reporter: diane and kendis, good morning. this is by far the secretary's most high-profile trip yet and now the entire world is watching to see how he'll handle the fragile relationship. secretary of state rex tillerson's trip to moscow could not come at a more tense time for u.s./russia relations. with growing criticism against russia from world leaders at the g7 summit in italy and support for the recent u.s. ordered missile strikes on russia's ally, the syrian regime of bashar al assad. >>

the people of east texas are going to heal and rebuild and i would ask all of the viewers to keep theks in east texas in their hearts and prayers, they mean a lot at this time, maria, they mean a lot. maria: we certainly will, sir and we will be watching your leadership. let me turn to some of the issues on the agenda, certainly in the upcoming week and one of those is health care. are you expecting a healthcare vote in the house this week? >> i'm certainly hoping for a healthcare vote this week. i think we are very close. we've had a number of members representing different caucuses within our broader house republican conference who have been in negotiations, i think we are very close. it's not a done deal until it's a done deal. obamacare is collapsing before us. whether you look at the exchange, whether you look tat co-ops, people's premiums are skyrocketing, people's deductibles are skyrocketing, failure is not an option. a real health care plan allowing choice still offering protections for those with preexisting conditions and i look forward to supporting it. maria: so many thin

people in east texas were expecting bad weather and they got it. many as four tornadoes touched down, including this one in canton, texas where several were hurt and at least one person here in canton was killed. a car dealership was taken down. the dialership we are flying over with a drone was wiped out. it opened four months ago. as many as five people have been killed in this storm. the search continues for more victims today. this morning, first responders assessing the damage after a series of powerful tornadoes tore through east texas last night. >> the top off on top of us. the roof and everything collapsed on us. >> reporter: leaving a path of destruction. >> i don't remember much except watching the walls of the house fall off and everything around me gone. >> reporter: cars were spun off the highway. this dodge dealership destroyed. >> hoping for the best, but expecting the worst. >> reporter: firefighters raced from house-to-house to search for victims. >> every last one walked away. we have nothing left. >> loud winds, got really dark.

that path of destruction through east texas. alex, big storm here and a big clean up too. >> can you put this in relation to dallas, how far are you from dallas? >> reporter: we're 60 miles east of dallas right on i-20 between dallas and tyler, texas. >> thank you very much for that report. >>> white house intrigue, 101 days into president trump's term. what is it like behind doors in the early stages of any presidency. i'll ask a former chief of staff to president clinton next. hey richard, check out this fresh roasted flavor. looks delicious, huh? -yeah. -richard, try to control yourself. -i can't help it. -and how about that aroma? -love that aroma! umph! -craveability, approved! -oh, can i have some now?! -sure! help yourself. -wait, what? -irresistibly planters. that's how i feel about blue-emu pain relief spray. odorless and fast-acting. it soothes all my muscle aches and pains. and it's convenient for those hard to reach places. and if you're like me, you'll love blue-emu super strength cream. it's made with real emu oil,

look at the highest corporate tax rate in the world, my friend from east texas pays 50% tax, 50%. when you count city and state, his personal income, that is not fair. it is not right. if you take that and get two people like chuck $.30 more on a dollar, say 20%. if you are able to do that it goes to the economy through spending and hiring of employees, the market was flat from november 2014 to november 2016. donald trump was elected, the market is expecting tax cuts, republicans better do something you say you are going to do. dagen: the economy according to some expectations isn't even going to grow at 1%. the american people need tax reform. >> it is a miserable prediction when it comes to growth and the labor force participation rate, we haven't fully recovered in terms of putting americans back to work but tax policy is not the only thing that exact the labor market, healthcare affects our economy whether we are talking immigration or closing the skills gap, making the education better, many issues, understand the urgency to address tax reform but would rather have good polic

especially east texas.ver reason, the tornadoes that generally hit this area are the light ones. the ones that just touch down for a mile or so. but for one to be on the ground for that long is very unusual. in fact, the mayor says that this track perhaps was a mile -- perhaps a half mile wide and 15 miles long through parts of the county here. van sant county. mayor lou ann everett took a tour of the damage here earlier. here's what she had to say about it. >> the damage was extensive and the fact that -- in the effective areas. i have driven through some of it and it is heart breaking and upsetting to say the least. there was a hasty search done last night. but they were extremely hampered by the multiple tornadoes, the rains, and the lack of excess -- >> people in east texas were warned about this storm yesterday. so they were expecting some trouble. in fact, at this venue here this is called the rusted barn. it's place where receptions are held. last night, they were holding a prom here that was to begi

. >> tornadoes touched down in east texas. >> look at this thing! >> the twisters tossed vehicles around like toys, downed power lines and destroyed homes. >> we were all okay. >> you walked away from that. >> yeah. everyone walked but we have nothing left down there. >> the national weather service confirms three tornadoes touched down, two of them in van zant doupty that left a path of destruction 35 miles long and 15 miles wide. >> the damage was extensive and the affected areas i've just driven through some of it. and it is heartbreaking and upsetting to say the least. >> in the nation's midsection, heavy rains triggered flooding. missouri's governor has already declared a state of emergency. >> in many parts of missouri, this will be a flood of historic proportion. >> part of branson, missouri's water front was left underwater, elsewhere, people who had to leave their home returned to see what was left behind. >> a bunch of mud. a hole in our bathroom. and some knocked over trash. >> weather is still a threat in the area. thunderstorms, floodin

wet roads also likely in east texas and the carolinas and flooding in the plains. >>> if you're flyingport delays are most likely in minneapolis, kansas city, chicago and detroit. >>> the manhunt in the so-called facebook killing came to an end thanks in part to the staff at a fast food restaurant. >> authorities say being tracked down in an erie, pennsylvania, mcdonald's. a worker recognized him after he pulled up into the drive-through and the owner came up with a lie to keep stephens there until police arrived. >> i pulled my front drive-through girl out of the window and had myself and my supervisor present at the window and basically just told him it was going to be a minute for his fries which it wasn't. we were trying to make sure she got in contact with the state police. >> stephens shot himself during a car chase with troopers. a daughter of his alleged victim says she's not happy he's dead. she wanted him to face his crime. it's still not clear if those mcdonald's workers will get some of the $50,000 reward. >>> it turns out no one at united airlines will be fired following t

>> tornados touch down in east texas. >> look at this thing. >> reporter: the twisters toss vehicles around like toys, down power lined and destroyed homes. >> we were all okay. >> you walked away from that. >> every one of us walked away. but we had nothing left down there. >> reporter: the national weather service confirms three tornados touched down. two of them in van zandt county that left a path of destruction 35 miles long and 15 miles wide. >> the damage was extensive and in the effected areas and i've just driven through it and it is heartbreaking and upsetting to say the least. >> reporter: in the nation's mid section, heavy rains triggered flooding, missouri governor has already declared a state of emergency. >> in many parts of missouri, this will be a flood of historic proportions. >> reporter: part of the branson missouri water front was left under water and some that had to leave their homes returned to see what was left behind. >> a bunch of mud, a hole in our bathroom and some knocked over trash. >> reporter: weather is still a threat in the area and thunderstorms an

, most people have never heard of that because the newspapers around east texas are more interested, usually, in talking about this democratic group that calls its indivisible as if everybody doesn't know they're basically democrats. i think a meeting that called itself a town hall over in longview, it got all kinds of good press. but i mean, it was sponsored, as i understand it, by democratic women of greg county and stonewall. democratic group. i mean, it wasn't a local group. the stonewall group. but anyway but anyway i'd be busy around the rest of the district, chamber banquets and things like that. it's been refreshing to talk to real american, people who are trying to make a living, people that are just trying to pay their bills. i know some people talk bold terms about how we are on vacation but it is fantastic when members of congress go home and hear from their constituents, and i do. i hear those, mr. speaker, that are part of the 26% that want to have bamacare, but i sure my heart set on keeping our promises, in my district, the 74% said we need obamacare repealed. we need

in east texas, the wide path of destruction stretches for 35 miles in van zandt county alone. in the small town of canton, at least four people were killed. more than 50 were hurt. >> i don't know how we got out of the house. >> reporter: larry birdsong and his wife barrely survived, huddled in a hallway, debris around them. their daughter concerned. >> my only concern is that they were okay. everything else can be replaced. just material stuff. >> got out of there just in time. >> reporter: the national weather service confirms four tornadoes sliced through several counties. >> now is the time for us texans to come together and help our lives. >> holy cow. look at this thing! >> reporter: the terrifying impact right before nightfall. >> it wiped out the power lines. power lines are gone. >> reporter: vehicles spun off the highway. this car dealership torn apart, thousands left without power, firefighters scrambling from house to house to search for victims. >> just happened really fast. i don't even really remember much except just watching the walls of the house fall off and

hardest hit, east texas where tornado killed at least 4 people there. police say that numbers could grow as crews go through the wreckage. reporter: this is a very big system. the bad news is it's continue to march its way across the cub tri. you see it covering large areas farther north. maybe not twisters, but heavy rain. it's down along the gulf coast where we see that tore mad i can impact happening still today. each one of these polygons means it's ripe for tornadoes to spin up. it's going to continue to sweep along the gulf coast, so more mississippi running over into alabama. i also want to show you the back side of this system. there was standing know in portions of colorado, kansas, through the overnight hours and early this morning. the back side of this system is pulling in cold air and bringing some snow. as i said, a large one. you are looking at area stretching up from southern i will know up into indiana. we are under flash flood warnings. running all the way count mississippi. all areas where you can see dangerous flooding. the real big

reporter: this is part of a storm system that swept across this region hitting arkansas, texas, missouri and then pushing easttioned, eric, at least seven were killed. we're told that number could continue to two up as the search and rescues -- to go up as the search and rescues continue. the governor of texas is actually about to take a tour of all of the damage in in the area just a short time from now, and this is an area that is very familiar with storms like this. you may remember back in 2015 they had a tornado just about 15 minutes from here, a number of people, two or three people were killed in that storm, plus there was massive damage across the area. and it's left this own or really believing that it's a true miracle that the toadied not hit right in the middle of this prom, because she believes the fatality number would have been much worse. eric. everything erik just so shocking. thankfully, those people are okay. will carr will be back with us, just about an hour east of dallas. molly? molly: president trump weighing in on the north korea crisis today hinting at military action and saying he bel

in east texas damaging winds snapped trees. more dangerous storms could hit the state tomorrow. >>> a new world series championship banner is flying high above wrigley field for the first time in more than a century. players took turns raising the banner before last night's home opener. the sellout crowd braved cold temperatures and a long rain delay to celebrate the first world series win since 1908. players paraded the championship trophy across the field for cheering fans. the night ended in another celebrati celebration. the cubs beat the dodgers 3-2 in a walkoff single. >> the cubs are going to be celebrating this for another 108 wins. they should. it was a big win. >>> getting fake documents to call your pet a service animal can take less than a day. ahead, how impostures are giving service dogs a bad name. >>> plus, where fraudsteres could receive fines and jail >>> good tuesday morning from kpix. carry umbrellas today with a sprinkle or two or a passing light rain shower coming. temperatures mostly cloudy skies and into

. >> in east texas a severe thunderstorm swept across the region with heavy rain strong wind and hailoman got quite the scare on a carnival ride in france. she splipz outlips out of her harness. >> a meteor got many people's attention as it streaked across the skies of southern california. >> did you guys see that? >> and all that matters, a turkish airline crew helped deliver a baby onboard a flight. >> and in keeping with the times, the baby was dragged by the plane by security. it was overbooked. >> on cbs this morning. >> fly the friendly skies united airlines promises. >> a video goes viral of authorities dragging a passenger down the aisle. >> this is what the ceo tweeted. i apologize for having to reaccommodate these customers. reaccommodate? it's like we reaccommodated el chapo out of mexico. >>> welcome to "cbs this morning," gayle king is off. alex wagner joining us. welcome. >> good to be here. >> san bernardino, california is grieving again after a terror attack. hundreds of children walked nabld hand as they were evacuated from their school. police want to know why a man

something to watch for if you're in east texas.lso those wildfires i was mentioning now 107 wildfires across the state of florida, the pictures are just intense. this one actually is right along the state line of georgia so now moving north. sunshine today with clouds increasing overnight. tomorrow will be a cloudy and cool day. a stray shower or areas of drizzle is possible. a warm front will lift north of the area thursday allowing highs to soar into the low 80s! an approaching front could trigger an isolated late day thunderstorm, but at this point, there's only a 30% chance you'll get wet weather where you are. friday will be a few degrees lower, in the mid 70s, with isolated shower chances, as the front slowly pushes east. >> this is the time i wish i could move that east texas rain right over to flori a it on. people said what's the dance look like? i don't know what the rain dance looks like. >>> coming up new details about prince's death. what investigators found hidden inside his home. >>> lady gaga and prince william goin

least five people died in more than 50 people are injured after tornadoes ripped through parts of east texas overnight. the tree or center had been set up at a local high school to help emergency crews still in the area. one twister stretched half a mile wide, flipping cars, uprooting trees and flattening at least two homes. in arkansas, one person died after retrieved blue into her home. causing major flooding statewide. at one point, 80,000 people were without power. meteorologist adam klotz tracking all of these storms. any relief in sight? hard wea folks. reporter: it really is. we are sticking with it through the rest of the week. today a very active system. really getting on the eastern side of the mississippi river. to the north of iran, to the south center thunderstorms at times dramatic levels. the red polygon is a tornado watch which means the ingredients are there. the good news is that they continues to move towards the east, weakening a little bit. absolutely everything. the backside of the system with snow on portions of colorado stretching off here. snow still falling in place

watches and warnings, the chance for it through the afternoon hours so something to watch for in east texasso those wildfires i was mentioning now 107 wildfires across the state of florida. the pictures are just intense. this is actually right along the state line of georgia so it's moving north. let's get your local weather in 30 seconds. >>> good morning. i'm abc7 news meteorologist mike nicco. you can see it's damp once again and partly cloudy this afternoon with a stray shower. final storm arrives tomorrow evening and then spring warmth an sunshine for the weekend. today's temperatures, low 60s along the coast. 63 to about 70 for the rest of us. green dots out there. stray showers. tonight, partly cloudy to mostly cloudy with 43 to 50. little bit cooler. the storm arrives about 9:00 >>> this is the time i wish i could move that east texas rain right to florida. people say what's the dance look like. i don't know what the rain dance looks like but we're working on it for you. >>> coming up, new details about prince's death. what investigators found hidden inside his home. >>> lady gaga a

>> looking at a tough day in east texas. marci, thank you. >>> besides the tornadoes in texas, floodwaters are rising in the nation's heartland fueled by torrential rains. >> some escaping with just minutes to spare. while others, including two young children, are missing this morning. and phillip mena is in fort smith, arkansas, with more. good morning, phillip. >> reporter: paula, dan, good morning. the arkansas river is rising here this morning, after a long night of heavy downpours in this region. more than seven inches of rain falling in at least parts of five states, including this one. that's triggering dangerous flash flooding. overnight, flooding sweeping across the midwest. nearly 100 evacuations and nearly three dozen rescues reported in southern missouri. >> people were a little panicked. some refused to leave their homes. >> reporter: this man barely making it out before his vehicle is submerged. >> stay away from moving water. that's our biggest problem is people that don't believe it's a threat and they try to

storms hit hardest in east texas near dallas. take a look at some of the damage here. you see this home just absolutely ripped apart. authorities say at least five people have died. dozens of others injured. nbc's scott gordon spoke with a few people who lost their homes and farms in just a matter of minutes. >> firefighters raced from house to house check on victims. >> where's your house? >> it's about a half mile down this road around this corner. >> reporter: desiree was with her family when it hit. >> we were all okay. >> reporter: you walked away from that. >> every last one of us walked away. but we have nothing left down there. >> reporter: she says five adults and two children huddled together as their house ripped apart around them. >> we're all sitting in the hallway and the roof collapsed on us. and by the time this was all over, we went outside, we had a three levels -- we had a three level house, we were down to the last level and half of that roof was gone. >> it's crazy. >> reporter: william was with his two-year-old daughter. >> sucked the house right

texas cleaning up after a series of twisters east of dallas last night. at least four people were killed, more than 50 were taken to the hospital. authorities say the death toll could se and storms also killed three others in missouri and arkans. the first 100 days are president president trump, but political experts are still dissecting what's happened. last night in pennsylvania president trump talked about advancing his plans to cut taxes and get tough on trade deals. >> we are reviewing every single trade deal and wherever there is cheating, we will take immediate action and there will be penalty. we are proposing major tax relief for the middle class and lowering the business tax from 35% all the way down to 15%. >> joining me now, director for politics at the university of virginia. always good to see you, larry. i want to get your take on things on the president right out of the gate. how do you assess things? >> he has pretty much maintained support among his own people. our survey, which was a very large survey, the largest so far of just trump v

still stretching from east texas to louisiana before eventually this with the tough further to the northh the overnight hours and should weaken a bit good nonetheless, bringing in storms. future radar can pay attention to the timestamp in your corner. our by our out of texas by 6:00, 7:00 to settle into portions of louisiana before final and assaulted the north in arkansas and places further to the north it should be weakening as it has that direction. there's your goodness and there's plenty of time we concede that whether on texas, louisiana. this will eventually continue to fight along the gulf coast. we are actually going to be looking under tornado threat slowly shift in that direction as well. tornadoes already a very active year. typically things ramp up in april and over towards may. the last couple months we been above average consistently and already looks like we are starting off april on a bigfoot here. elizabeth: adam klotz with the latest. thank you. leland: a group of skewers in russia may need an extra cup of hot chocolate or perhaps some vodka after a ski trip. the scant

later tonight, but the tornado threat coming out of east texas. and i mentioned that the flooding threatsth also, first round will be today, tonight, with a heavy rain, arkansas and southern missouri. and then this weekend, another storm in the same locations. so we'll have to watch out for flooding in the days ahead. and as we've been mentioning, it's been very warm in areas of the east, cool in the northwest and that continues through today. >> floods and tornadoes and snow -- >> springtime, right? living up to its reputation. >> thanks, bill. >>> during her first international trip as part of her father's team, the first daughter was invited to participate in a panel discussion about women's issues. at one point ivanka trump came to her father's defense after a handful of audience members booed and groaned after she brought up his name. >> he's been a tremendous champion of supporting families and enabling them to thrive in the new reality of -- >> you hear the reaction from the audience. so i need to address one more point. some attitudes towa

at least five people in east texas are dead and dozens more injured after three tornadoes hit several small towns. a little east of dallas. tornadoes touched down last night in the city of canton and texas. -- canton, texas. authorities say 56 people all taken to the hospital including two that are now in critical condition. >> once we could get into these areas, we can start the recovery right now. that number may go up. hopefully it doesn't, but we have a number of fatalities as of right now. >> authorities say of the 56 people taken to the hospital, six are still hospitalized this morning. >> the goff forissued a state of emergency and urging residents to stay safe and from rising floodwaters today. at least one person killed, dozens had to be rescued over the weekend because of the flooding. the governor's office is reporting nearly 100 evacuations. the southwest part of the state was hit the hardest. severe thunderstorms are expect today last into the night. >>> police in l.a. are still looking for a carjacker who went on a deadly shooting spree. it started with a man and a gun a

and dash cam video from a small town in north east, texas, police chased an 18-year-old who stole an the ambulance. and took off. and speed getting up to 90 miles an hour. and then this. >> get out of the vehicle! get on the ground! [ sirens blaring ] get on the ground! so the 18-year-old is charged with dwi, evading arrest, and reckless driving. he is being held on a whole lot of money. $115,000 bond. >> looks like richard simmons is headed back into the spotlight. for decades known for the over the top fitness videos and tv appearances. but lately, he has apparently been reclusive. there even been public concern about his well-being, a whole pod cast revolves around that. well now he has signed a new deal with a company will handle his company, endorsements and launch a line of motivation products. no time line on when he may start promoting the product. >> welcome back, richard simmons. pepsi trying to hide from the spotlight right now. after heat the backlash over the ad. featuring kendall jenner. >> the soft drink giant is apologizing for the ad critics say trivialized black liv

there had been 115 tornado warnings from east texas, to louisiana and mississippi. it was an outbreak of tornados that struck texas and louisiana sunday. storm chasers captured this one crossing interstate 49 in louisiana. >> it's right in front of me. >> reporter: an ef-1 tornado flipped over this mobile home near lafayette killing francine and her 3-year-old daughter n nevaeh alexander. louisiana's governor urged speech to -- people to take shelter elsewhere. >> if you have the ability to stay with a relative or friend or neighbor who has a more secure, more sturdy place for you to ride this storm out. in parish this tornado snapped trees and damaged businesses, including this one that collapsed beneath its roof. overnight severe thunderstorms and heavy rain caused flash flooding in louisiana and mississippi. drivers struggled with roads that looked like rivers. the storm system also brought hail, lots of it, blinding rain and lightning strikes that started some fires. today the areas to watch for severe weather are alabama, florida, into georgia and even south car

and i heard that from so many in east texas. look, something's got to be done. we can't keep going like this. can't afford the premiums. and it's not going to get me help with health care, because i can't pay the deductibles. something has to be done. i was hoping we would have a full repeal. the bill two years ago didn't fully repeal obamacare. did more than the bill we have now. the reason i agreed to sign on was, so many people saying, we don't like obamacare, but we've got to have some relief. we've got to have relief. and we finally got concessions that would ensure that people's premiums would come down in two years. too late for the year, but would come down in two years. and then would continue to make progress in the area of premiums. e would make great inroads and encouraging people. instead of paying tens of thousands of dollars to health insurance companies, have a big hunk of that money go into their own health savings accounts. and that would lead us and still can to a place where patients control their own health care again, where they can go talk

a possible tornado was even spotted in east texas in the town of overton. wept that region. flooding was also reported. heavy rain. strong wind. hail, hit northern texas. students who normally walk home were kept at school. as the the storms passed through. most, more storms, that is, may be expected to day. new images of australia's great barrier reef have scientists concerned. 2/3 of the world's largest reef is bleached. the first time bleaching has occurred in successive years. scientists blame bleaching on climate change. >> scientists are saying that cannot be fixed at all. this is -- >> no repairing it. >> no repairing the damage that is taking place in australia. >> back at home, today is national pet day. yea. so we have, to mention, a little friend basically the pet of everyone involved in a north carolina ice cream shop. >> putter, a squirrel, loves vanilla ice cream. the owners of the shop have a special little cone for her. she also goes by the name putt-putt. by the way. >> no matter her name. she is a big with the patrons and that means punishm

texas. officials say three tornados touched down east of dallas.r scope of the damage as the sunrises. >>> president trump took on the media at a rally last night in pennsylvania. he also touted his record over his first 100 days in office. >>> plans to drive 95 south passed dale city, prepare for delays. vdot reducing the southbound side from three lanes to two over the creek to make bridge repairs. >>> the caps are hoping for a win against the penguins in game three. they lost last night putting them down two games to zero in the series. game stlee tomorrow night in pittsburgh. >> wizards play today. so go wizards and tom is going comfortable today. >> yeah, in the low 80s this afternoon, but well above the average for the end of april. and maybe an isolated thunderstorm far north and west with the metro area much of the region staying dry. and warm start to the week too, ought to be in the low 80s on monday afternoon. and then some storms coming in monday night is the way. which will to help wash the pollen out of the air. still have a lot of fr

portions of east in texas really beginning with the bull's-eye there. these are all polygons everything that you're looking at and the bread. that is a tornado watch which means that instability is there for them to spark up. those are all severe thunderstorm watch is and i think that is aligned well had to pay very close attention to as it sweeps across the state. of course we could see some toward attic activity out in front of it. and we just head. taking you down in an area we are looking great in this area. it was greater indicated and as getting into the lasalle parish area. we have seen some trouble spots we will continue to for the next several hours. this is where we were targeting throughout the entire day and we are still looking at an extreme level and a chance of seeing some tornado activity is that original line sweeps across portions of louisiana. it will be happening over the next several hours. pay attention to the time stamp that is up in the quarter. it will take you every three hours and continue to exit the texas area moving across

more than a century later the diamond-studded relic made its way 1700 miles east to austin, texas, where a couple found it tossed in with a $5 box of books at an estate sale. after doing some research, they decided to send it home. the badge is on display at the berkeley historical society. >>> people marked holocaust remembrance day in berkeley today. the point was to keep the memory alive of the more than 6 million jews who died in world war ii. dozens of survivors lit a candle and speakers reflected on a continuing problem of anti- semitism. >> we continue to move forward with our responsibility to fight more than ever against intolerance and hatred. indifference is not an option. >> today's event featured musical performances and poetry readings. >>> still ahead, the sun was out, and so were bay area sailors. how they kicked off boating season with an extra special 100th anniversary of opening day on the bay. >> it was windy and cool out there. >>> as we look towards that, there is more clouds on the way. in fact, there will be some rain. we will talk about the forecast when we come

something to watch for if you're in east texas.lso those wildfires i was mentioning now 107 wildfires across the state of florida, the pictures are just intense. this one actually is right along the state line of georgia so now moving north. >> hi, everyone. we're high and dry on storm tracker6 live double scan this morning. as we take a look outside, lots of sunshine building over the horizon and a little bit of, i don't know, you call that moon shine? i guess you don't and it's a half moon. anyway, the skies are clear and we are looking really good. it's a little chilly out there with temperatures hovering close to 50 and this afternoon mostly sunny and a bit cooler than yesterday but 67 is still 2 degrees above average. it's a pretty nice afternoon ahead. cloudy and 61 with a spotty shower tomorrow then back into the 70's on thursday and friday. on. people said what's the dance look like? i don't know what the rain dance looks like. >>> coming up new details about prince's death. what investigators found hidden inside his home.

so, arkansas, parts of louisiana into east texas, a few strong and even severe storms. a busy severe storm spring really and you can see the roof ripped off. that tornado going through. that's carbondale, illinois. check this out. you can see it in the background there ripping the tree, just plucking them. i've seen that in person several times. the power of the tornado is so stunning to see. west coast, several storms lined up ready to hit the west. really looking for wednesday, our wednesday where you get some more of that rain and snow looking for up to three plus inches in northern california. this is an area that is now more than 200% their wettest year so they could end up getting to the wettest. just got off an airplane, a red-eye because i was at "dancing with the stars" last night. always a fun flight but you know what, mr. t. and kym are here. the latest on them and the beautiful night that we had. most memorable year. all that coming up and your local news and weather next. whoa! you're not taking these. hey, hey, hey! you're not taking those. whoa, whoa! you

continuing to increase up to 2026 and then 10 years from now start down a little bit, people in east texas could not afford for premiums continue to go up for 10 years. i think it's probably more accurate they would be going up for three years, but what we've done and the agreement we got and i'm telling you, president trump is a great man to negotiate with. he does want to get a deal done. and was extremely cooperative and he actually can be quite enjoyable to negotiate with. he's an amazing man. we were having trouble with the leaders in the house and the senate. president trump would agree to things and we'd have trouble getting it passed our own leadership. some of us felt all along, if you let the conservative group sit down with the tuesday group, we could probably get things worked out and really bottom line is that's basically what has happened. tom macarthur is a very dear friend and i know he wants what's best for the people in his district. he's doing all he can to serve them and i know that's what the tuesday group wants to do. they want to serve their constituents. we all do.

people are now under flash flood watches and watches today as the severe weather moves east. >> the city of canton, texas, just east of dallas is perhaps the hardest hit area here. authorities there continue to go door to door making sure that they didn't miss any survivors. there was some concern the death toll of at least four people confirmed dead in the city could go up. however, the mayor speaking in the last hour said that may be unlikely especially as they continue to clear what's left of some of these homes. it is truly a heartbreaking scene, how local officials describe it there. north of there, some hard eartb and similar pictures at the st. john catholic church. however, what we have seen are several individuals that have come forward to celebrate mass outside that catholic church that was destroyed during the storm. i'm told after speaking to a representative with the diocese that there were about 45 individuals that had gathered at that church last night celebrating a graduation party when they were told to seek shelter. now you can see why. some of these pictures here. that storm blew throu

parts of east texas and into louisiana.ay, not looking that bad. all right, guys, send it over to you. >> well, he was a fixture during the yankees but bernie williams lost his biggest fan, the man who taught him to love baseball, his father. pete: williams is work to go raise awareness for the lung disease that plagued his dead father. bernie williams joins us now. bernie, thanks a lot for being us. >> thanks for having me. pete: tell us about your faith. >> he -- ipf took his life in 2001, basically a very rare disease and basically scarring of the lungs and took his life little by little and it was hard to see him go like that. clayton: it's just past spring training, opening day. you guys come from league where there's umbrellas and now cold temperatures, what does a player need to do to hit the ball in cold temperatures? >> survive, stay warm, vaseline, baby oil. >> that's what i do before the show. >> a little shiny. pete: basic tip, we are going to take a few swings here. i never hit a curve ball. >> the basic thing

bermuda high pressure pumping warm air up the coast and moisture right up into areas of louisiana, east texas rain, maybe three days in a row here. that's going to cause significant flash flooding and river flooding into next week. here's our rainfall predictions. this is through sunday. that's five to seven inches of rain. remember, we just got two inches of rain two days ago, so the water's already saturated, river's already up and that's going to be an issue here locally eight to ten inches too. how about colorado, wyoming, it's snowing this morning. snow in denver three to six inches friday night into saturday morning. there are leaves on the trees. power outages are possible throughout this region. a lot of issues out there in the middle of the nation. west coast looking good this morning and up the eastern seaboard get ready for taste of summer today. d.c. to new york temperatures in the 80s and possibly warmer tomorrow. to washington, d.c. we had a gloomy start to your week and we're going to end it in a full blast. today 84, tomorrow 92. you're watching "morning joe." david. what's go

temperatures likely through the weekend across north—east mexico, but cold air across the rockies will move through, temperatures begin to drop across texasp across the region. that is an active squall line bringing a line of severe thunderstorms and a risk of large hail, and the system could potentially bring some intense tornadoes through sunday night and onto monday morning. across into africa, the last 24 hours, big thunderstorms had been raging through central and western areas, particularly around the gulf of guinea and into zaire but also in the east, some much—needed rain develops from friday onwards into parts of somalia that have seen a horrendous drought over the last year or so. horrendous drought over the last year or so. some of the rain could be heavy and falls in a short space of time and we could see flash flooding here because the ground is so dry. in europe we have a north—west, south—east split, warm air in the south and east, cold arctic air in the north and west and we have seen wintry showers. glorious conditions in the eastern mediterranean friday, 30 celsius for antalya and some lovely warm sunshine across greece

again, this is in the canton, texas region just east of dallas. you can see cars overturned like they were weightless, roofs ripped off of buildings. unbelievable footage, and then we get to, unfortunately, the injuries. authorities tending to the injured there. 55 injuries confirmed here to us at cnn. so let's talk about the details, what's causing all this. where do we stand in terms of tornado season in the central united states? we are reaching peak tornado season. april we average about 155 tornadoes. in may 276. and we are really starting to live up to those numbers as we speak as numbers are really starting to pile up to at least four tornadoes throughout the course of the day today, and unfortunately, we have a little bit of a computer problem here, but i do want to talk about the threats that have been ongoing across the central u.s. it's not only the tornadoes that have caused problems, but it's also heavy rainfall. over 30 million americans under a flash flood watch or warning as we speak. we've had several reports of half a foot to eve

we will continue to slowly drift off to the east of the course of today i'm especially into the texaswe see the storms a little bit stronger. to awaken a bit if it continues to drift to the east. would we be shocked if we saw the lower end of severe level spectrum going to continue to weaken. the rain falls on the west coast from california coming down in portions of the pacific northwest. the story for the rest of us on the eastern half of the country along the mississippi are just going to be very warm temperatures. 80 degrees in atlanta running up into the lower 80s in new york city. definitely feeling like summer even though we are still in the heart of spring. lea: we've earned it here in new york. lauren: adam, you're a brave stand? >> yes, i'm from atlanta. in a brave stand. lauren: patients may no longer need a blood test to see if they have cancer because of a special gone. we will tell you how it works coming out. l... predictable is one thing you need in retirement to help protect what you've earned and ensure it lasts. introducing brighthouse financial. a new company estab

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