alexandria, in brianne carter. >> an attorneyed tore through eastern new orleans. >> the governor of siana a state of d emergency as we're looking at new video into the newsroom samaritans assisting an elderly woman out of the debris in new orleans. we believe she was pulled out of home.as her one of many homes destroyed. footage shows entire neighborhoods destroyed. cars flipped over. the worst damage is centered in east new orleans. part of the ninth ward that was o heavily flooded by hurricane katrina. some who lost everything in that storm have lost everything again today. >> the people of new orleans and louisiana are resilient and tough. we've been through many many many things together and always have with prayers and hard work and lifting each other up. so far, there are no reports of deaths but dozens have been across the region, an estimated 10,000 customers have lost power. to doug hill in the weather center. >> all right. thank you. the good news is in the past new reports of tornado on the gulf coast. however, the tornado watch along the mississippi and alabama gulf coast

one in eastern new orleans. dozens of injuries are reported, but no fatalities so far. an ems spokesman says the victims are walking wounded with minor cuts and scrapes. there's been heavy damage in eastern new orleans, roofs have been ripped off homes, vehicles one woman says it's the second time her home has been destroyed. >>> is that weather down there that we're seeing -- does that have anything to do with our weather here. >> 100%. you don't get this warm this time of year without some kind of a big storm happening. we have that big storm going on right now. there's rain from canada all the way down to the gulf coast. in boston they went from snow right over to rain. this weather roller coaster will continue over the next couple of days. take a look outside right now. you know it's warm. as a matter of fact, it is simply gorgeous. the afternoon high temperature for may 1st is 72 degrees. guess what? we hit that earlier today. right now we're at 71. the record high temperature today was 64. we have shattered that by going over 70. it's above 70 everywhere. 72 in fre

the hardest hit, eastern new orleans, where the mayor said more than 250 homes and businesses were damaged. the reports of deaths, but at least two dozen people were injured. >> the people of new orleans and louisiana are resilient and tough. we will get through this as we always have, with prayers and hard work and lifting each o damaged the nasa assembly facility, but all personnel are accounted for. jonathan: a deadly stabbing in front of customers at a gas station this afternoon at an sound station in seat pleasant -- at an exxon station in seat pleasant. investigators say the attack was not random. there is growing concern for a missing mother and baby in fairfax county. 16-year-old lindsay rivera and her five and a half month old son aiden have been gone since mid-january. today, people were retracing their steps, talking to neighbors. they're also searching for the child's father. they say the teenager was last seen with him, despite a restraining order for that not to happen. if you know anything, the police would like to hear from you. ,lison: only on 7 on your side you have for t

hardest hit is eastern new orleans -- where the mayor estimates 250-homes and businesses are damaged. there are no reports of any deaths... but at least two-dozen people were hurt. a tornado also michoud mish-u assembly facility. all personnel are accounted for. meanwhile on the west coast - heavy rain causing severe flooding in california. take a look at this video from an r-v campground in oakhurst. the floodwaters - stopping this truck in it's tracks - and sending two yurts floating down the river, and crashing into a bridge. a federal appeals court could rule as early as today on president trump's travel ban. lawyers presented their arguments yesterday before a panel of judges in san francisco. the hearing was conducted by phone. it was broadcast live on cable networks, newspaper websites and social media outlets. the attorney arguing for the president said there's an immediate need for the temporary travel ban to return. that status quo would mean people from seven muslim could still come to the u.s., if current law allows. the court's ruling could be appealed to the u.s. supreme

new orleans. that's the neighborhood, as you mentioned, new orleans east. that does not mean eastern new orleans for folks who are not familiar with new orleans. new orleans east is its own neighborhood. this from the national weather service five minutes ago. dangerous tornado on the ground in new orleans east. take shelter immediately. that warning is still going on. that has not been expired. you're seeing damage from at least one tornado. there are reports there were multiple touchdowns. that's something we're working on confirming. can you see there, the early indications that there was damage to not only power lines but some of the structures there. damage there to houses. craig? >> we also just saw one of what i would imagine will be a string of emergency responders heading to the scene there. cal perry, do stand by for us, if you can. mike steele, the communications director for the louisiana governor's office of homeland security. he is in baton rouge right now. he joins me now on the phone. mike, what more can you tell us right now about the size and scope of these twisters

one struck eastern new orleans. homes and businesses have been destroyed. many of them in the very same neighborhoods hit hard by hurricane katrina. this time there was no warning. >> we had some gumbo. we sat down at the table. the wind started blowing a lot. then i say something's not right. then the door started shaking. i grabbed him and we ran inside of the house. >> we all went through katrina. you just get on it and you just got to clean up and move forward. >> next step is to start back to rebuild. that's what we do in orleans. we encounter disasters and we come back. >> there you go. louisiana is under a state of emergency tonight. thousands remain without power. dozens of people have been injured. some seriously. fortunately no deaths thus far reported. >> look at that damage. no fatalities. that's amazing. fantastic. >> it really is amazing. around here, we're talking about snow and everybody wants to see your map. >> okay. i'm going to show you my snowfall map. this is not a bread-o-meter worthy storm. >> mess but no stress. >> well. i kind of l

emergency in louisiana tonight after storms is spawned multiple tornados, much of the damage is in eastern new orleans which of course was heavily flooded by hurricane katrina. >> topper, take us through what we're seeing. uncommon to see a tornado in new orleans. >> uncommon this time of year. they average two per year, not usually in february though. maybe in april or march. we have no reports of fatalities with these storms, in part because they were during the day and the warnings got out and people were awake. winds estimated at 111 to 135 miles per hour, that's an ef2. but it is, any time you get winds over 100 miles per hour it can take anything and make it a deadly object. it's just amazing that just minor injuries. pretty amazing. >> closer to home. >> let's talk about something that's more fun than the three-degree guarantee. these are downtown numbers for the natnal airport. but 1.5 inches from the gfs. don't get real excited. if this were to happen it would be on grabsy surfaces. temps downtown remain above freezing. don't freak out, it's going to be kind of freaky to go from the 70s to sn

cell phone video shows the massive tornado as it charged through eastern new orleans. storm hit late this morning, bringing with it a tornado that damaged homes and businesses. and the damage from the twister is telling. some homes...seemingly untouched. others next door...just a pile of rubble...wood and roofing...and household items. firefighers looking for victims. several people were injured but thankfully no deaths that officials are aware of. louisana's governor declaring a state of emergency. the southeastern part of the state was hardest hit. seven tornados in total there. so many devastating scenes, with cars and trees tossed around and buildings torn apart. a nasa facility in new orleans was damaged...the building at least..but not the hi tech items inside it. as the storm moved on...people in two mississippi counties reported extensive damage but no injuries. coming updid you happen to notice all the cones when you came though ok you did why did you drive around them .. oh those pesky vehicle navigation systems .. sometimes being a follower can land you in t

new orleans. this hit eastern new orleans. some of these folks haven't recovered since katrina. hit the worst possible place. didn't hit anything touristy. it hit people that just have already been hit and have not recovered. bad. >> talking about things going wrong around here. had the top down on the convertible today. hoping to do the same tomorrow. >> that would be interesting. if you do that, let me know. i'll do an instagram. that would be hilarious. it's hard to believe, this storm reminds me of a late march storm. we have to figure out how much snow is going to fall. it's going to be tough in terms of accumulation. live look outside. michael and son weather cam. 64 right now. winds have turned north- northwest at 12. dew points are under 50. we got a long ways to go supporting snow and or the surface temperatures getting close to freezing. yellow weather alert for tomorrow for snow and snow showers. bus stop temperatures, 32-42 with snow. i think from a standpoint inside the beltway, i don't think it's going to be that bad in the morning. i think there's going to be a fr

new orleans. that's the neighborhood, as you mentioned, new orleans east. that does not mean easternns for folks who are not familiar with new orleans. new orleans east is its own neighborhood. this from the national weather service five minutes ago. dangerous tornado on the ground in new orleans east. take shelter immediately. that warning is still going on. that has not been expired. you're seeing damage from at least one tornado. there are reports

the violent storm system injured at least 20 people, much of the worst damage is in eastern new orleans recovering from hurricane katrina at the moment. the storm wrecked homes and businesses, destroyed vehicles, and let some 10,000 customers without power. a violent ending to the manhunt for two people suspected in a two state killing spree. cops catching up with the suspects at west point georgia motel after a standoff, one was found dead with a self inflicted gunshot wound and the other was taken into custody. the two are accused of killing one woman in florida and a third woman in alabama. i'm jackie ibanez, now back to "red eye." enjoy. ♪ >> tom: her 22 year marriage did not survive donald trump. when her husband revealed to her last year that he was fully considering voting for trump, she fell out of love. he didn't even end up voting for trump, but as they say it's the thought that counts, they divorced. she is just 1 of millions of americans who are overwhelmed because of the trump presidency. but it doesn't have to be that way. there is a list of what to do if you are overwhelm

parts of eastern new orleans are looking like a disaster area....after at least three tornadoes touched. destroying homes...flipping cars...and breaking power poles off their foundations. one woman says it's the second time her home has been destroyed.. she lost everything when hurricane katrina hit in 2005. louisiana's governor says he's heartbroken to see people suffering again. there are initial reports of dozens of injuries - including two that are serious. but no word of any fatalities. still ahead... vice president mike pence casting a historic tie-breaking vote... determining whether or not betsy devos will be the next education secretary. the results after the break. wall street capped a subdued day of trading with a tiny gain. the dow was up 38 points. the nasdaq gaining 11 points. and the s&p... adding a half of point. the fate of president trump's temporary travel ban is now in the hands of the 9th circuit court of appeals.a hearing wrapped up a short time ago -- here in san francisco. no ruling was made today..we expect to get a decision sometime this week.the justice depart

new orleans is under a state of emergency. eastern part of new orleans. heavily flooded by hurricane katrina. search people injured. the twisted was one of several that cut through southern part of the state. >>> a center city shore shuts down. brides say they never got the wedding gifts. alexandria hoff. >> reporter: families spent time take picking up these gifts. it's a wedding gift. >> reporter: she registered at the rittenhouse neighborhood store manor home and gifts. after returns home. found that the store abruptly closed. >> no e-mails. >> mailbox is full. >> reporter: past flee week, "eyewitness news" tried multiple times to call and visit. nightmares businesses say owners have not been there in weeks and a nearby storage facility has been cleared out and they aren't the only one. >> i've heard some couple there's a range from anywhere from 2, $3,000 up to $12,000. >> they were just closed. i kept noticing how the lights are off. that's interesting i was on vacation with they don't signs >> jessica was married in june of 2015 and received the gif

much of the worst damage is in eastern new orleans, part of the ninth ward that was hit so hard by katrina in the summer of 2005. that is tonight's live look outside the beltway from "special report." as we go to break here, we are going to listening more to the ninth circuit hearing underway where the government continues to make its case. we will take this to a break and have a listen now. >> let me finish with the first theory. the theory assumes you are asserting rights on behalf of the beneficiary. there is well-established law in the immigration context the third-party interests in the case o'bannon describes is not something that can be asserted. >> i would assert it asserts exactly that. the plaintiff was the wife of the person who was excluded. the person who was excluded may not have had any rights directly but his wife was allowed to. >> the state doesn't have the sort of constitutional right that the wife had in the case. the wife was asserting her own -- >> why isn't the states right the same? mandel was a foreigner. he may not have had rights with the court took the case out.

the community in eastern new orleans completely destroyed as you can see on your screen.o deaths were reported. iran pulling a lokt from a launch pad east of tehran. the rocket is believed to be, quote, dual use and may be used in ballistic missiles. >>> and the zoo showing off the panda twins. the bother and sister showed off climbing trees and snugging with each other. they're super cute. thank goodness chris isn't here to impugn their character. for more on the five things to know, go to newdaycnn.com for the latest. >>> one of this year's oscar nominees sharing an incredible story. dev patel stars in "lion." we'll talk about the movie and so much more. first, a marine veteran almost died after she contracted a flesh eating bacteria in 2015. despite multiple amputations, she's in the gym and lifting almost her own body weight. here is her story in "turning points." >> chest up. let's go. >> i'm cindy martinez, marine veteran and cross fit athlete. before i got sick i was working full time. i'm a mother and wife. >> one day i woke up, and at first it felt like a little

new orleans is under a state of emergency. eastern part of new orleans. heavily flooded by hurricane katrina. search people injured. the twisted was one of several that cut through southern part of the state. >>> a center city shore shuts down. brides say they never got the wedding gifts. alexandria hoff. >> reporter: families spent time take picking up these gifts. it's a wedding gift. >> reporter: she registered at the rittenhouse neighborhood store manor home and gifts. after returns home. found that the store abruptly closed. >> no e-mails. >> mailbox is full. >> reporter: past flee week, "eyewitness news" tried multiple times to call and visit. nightmares businesses say owners have not been there in weeks and a nearby storage facility has been cleared out and they aren't the only one. >> i've heard some couple there's a range from anywhere from 2, $3,000 up to $12,000. >> they were just closed. i kept noticing how the lights are off. that's interesting i was on vacation with they don't signs >> jessica was married in june of 2015 and received the gif

teams are looking for anyone who may still be trapped after this the do touched down in eastern part of new orleans. more than two dozen people were urt in the midday tornado but there are no reported deaths. the storm caused significant and businesses. several people were also hurt in of tornado near baton rouge. >>> meanwhile back here at home the exact opposite of severe weather. everywhere you went today we saw eople out enjoying the record breaking warm temperatures. and the warmth isn't going away winter will make a comeback. a quick look. >> the warmth will be with us tomorrow and thursday morning but check these records today. reagan igh of 73 at national. 72 at are still crazy warm at this hour. 70 in leesburg. 64 in washington. breezy the day tomorrow, and warm. upper 60s. colder air arrives tomorrow night. tomorrow vernight night into thursday morning area of low pressure approaches likely to have rain and then areas of snow. it should be kind of wet and sloppy. temperatures may be too warm for accumulations in the metro area but certainly further north and west of washington accumulatio

this really devastated parts of louisiana, in particular, eastern louisiana, new orleans.ery serious touchdowns of tornado there, 12 reports of tornadoes across louisiana and mississippi. but hard hit new orleans as we look at some video of h this huge twister, some of the samese areas that were devastated by katrina touched down with theses severe storms fortunately no fatalities. there were some injuries, but a state of emergency was declarede by the governor there as they have to deal with this big mess. very unfortunate for them tonight, but it loose like allle of that activity is out of theif area. it looks like a taste of wintere coming our way late tomorrow night. one week after l ollie thethe bobcat was lost and at the national zoo, anotherzoo, bobcat pops up.up. check out this video, a northern virginia woman shot in her background.ba wildlife experts say this one doesn't belong in the zoo. it actually lives in the wild oe the wooded areas of arlington. angle hem l hill explains whym this sitting is sohi significan. >>reporter: it turns out that bob cats are nativ

one tornado hit eastern part of new orleans. somebody captured this video of it. the city's mayor there says at least two people are seriously hurt. there's no reports of anyone dying. now we're starting to get pictures of what happened that the tornado left behind. you can see the extent of the damage here. there's debris across wide areas. we'll keep an eye on this developing storm and bring you news as it breaks. to truly feel healthy on the outside you have to feel healthy at your core. trubiotics a probiotic from one a day naturally helps support both your digestive and immune health. feel a difference in two weeks or your money back. take the trubiotics 2 week challenge. crammed into your brand-new car. i'm so sexy, you can't keep your hands off me. do it again. there you go... i can do whatever you want. except keep your eyes on the road. now would be a good time to have new car replacement. so get allstate and be better protected from mayhem, like me. it's good to be in good hands. and this is they like lobster party.y, red lobster's lobsterfest is back wi

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new orleans. the national weather service reporting a radar confirmed tornado in the eastern suburbs of the city. we're getting video of that damage. you can see some of that there from around the area. thousands we're told are without power at this hour. a tornado watch remains in effect until 2 p.m. local time. that is 3:00 p.m. eastern. tornado warnings also in effect in several other states. we will bring you the very latest as it continues to come in so stay tuned for that. mean time the future of obama care. democratic leaders holding a news conference talking ab how they see it going right now. it's been a hot topic throughout the day. house speaker paul ryan earlier saying it may take longer than a year to replace it. this after president trump told bill o'reilly that efforts to fick it could stretch into 2018. here's the speaker of the house. >> we are going to be done legislating with obama care this year. the question is how long does it take to implement the full replacement of obama care? that's why we have to get tom price at hhs confirmed so they can get to work with replacing this

new orleans. again, that was 12:25 eastern standard time. again, we are seeing the damage reports coming in.hese are hail reports as well. this is the area we are most concerned about athe southern gulf coast, mobile alabama into the florida panhandle. that's our enhanced risk. that risk continues heading into evening. on future track you can see this is the evening commute. the storm are matching into florida. panama city, doeten, alabama. after dark the storms can become even more dangerous because you can see them coming. the tornado threat continues around 7:00. gradually the storms start to weaken as we head towards the overnight hours. by tomorrow all of this moves offshore. but the risk continues the next several hours. two active tornado warnings remain in effect in louisiana and now in alabama as well. a very active trend right now ka katy. and we expect it to continue right through the afternoon. >> rafael miranda in your newsrooms. one of the problems with tornadoes and covering them and predicting them is that meteorologists don't know which super cells are going to produce torna

. >>> ter tying weather strikes new orleans a tornado was caught on tape, in the eastern part of the city causing significant damage today. several people were injured and thousands of homes are without power. storms flipped over cars, tore roofs off of homes and knock power poles over. surveillance video shows, tornado hitting i gas station and even, knocking over a tractor trailer. >>> betsy devos is the next secretary of the education. she was narrowly confirmed for the job earlier today but it didn't come without a fight. the close vote forced vice-president mike pence to fulfill his constitutional tooth i, when senate lawmakers could in the come to a consensus. it took the help of the vice-president mike pence to confirm betsy devos as the next secretary of education. this is first time natalie, vice-president has been needed to break the tie in the the cabinet confirmation vote. >> senate being equally divided, the vice-president votes, in the affirmative and the nomination is confirmed. >> reporter: senate democrats debated devos nomination throughout the night in hopes of the

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new orleans and surrounding communities this morning. witnesses took video of the twisters as they ripped through the eastern part of the city. electrical transformers, as you see, exploded, causing flashes of light. there were also severe thunderstorms in the area dropping ping pong ball-sized hail. authorities say there is extensive damage. roofs have been ripped off homes and businesses, power lines and power poles snapped in the tornados leaving thousands of people without electricity in louisiana. there are no immediate reports of major injuries or deaths. the twisters also damaged a nasa facility. >>> we'll start with live doppler 7 showing very quiet conditions compared to what we had this morning. right now we have just a narrow band of light rain and showers across parts of the north bay. the storm we have this evening and through tomorrow ranks one on the storm impact scale. we'll see light scattered showers. there's a chance of a downpour, the best chance in the north bay which has been hid hard by this storm. flooding concerns remain. those flooding concerns will grow in the next day or two because on thursday we

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eastern. you can watch all previous programs on our website. >> you are the author of the fair labor lawyers. tell me about miss margolin. betty was born in the jewish orphanage in new orleans that shaped her life profoundly. i like to say that before there was an the tour bs are gigabyte there was this. the fair labor standards act in the equal pay act. she champion those allies in her 30 years as an associate solicitor at the labor department. and she was a mentor to me. >> what were some other significant cases that she was involved in as well as the fair labor act. all of her time for the labor department was spent on the fair labor's standards act. it was the whole body of work that caused the chief justice to say that she had put the flesh on the bare bones of the fair labor standards act and without her work the bare bones would've been wholly inadequate. her most significant case standing alone was the first case argued under the equal pay act. it was established the role. that still exist today. that jobs need only be substantially equal and not identical to warrant equal pay. >> in your research did you go into her personal life at all. >> it was a really big deci