ocean city 70, 72 easton, pax river, 70 downtown and in elkton, the mid 60s hagerstown, 63 cumberland, oakland right now at 59 degrees 69 westminster and columbia, 62 bel air, rock hall, kent island and annapolis. this frontal boundary, this is what caused the problem in the plain states, is heading our way. is it going to cause those problems here? no, there's a different dynamic. we have warm, humid air. that's going to kick off thunderstorms. you get the storms in the center of the country when cold air slices into the side of the warm humid air masses. that's where you get that vie leapt severe weather. here there's a different story. we're going to see heavy thunderstorms somewhere in the mid atlantic tonight. cooler conditions and clear skies but not until saturday afternoon. today 78 degrees is going to be the high. any thunderstorms should happen early in the night, be gone by over night. 61 degrees tomorrow, still showers in the area and almost 12 degrees below normal, a high of just 64. windy saturday, clearing in the early afternoon, 69. 68 on sunday. sunday is looking good

the crayola experience is now open in easton, pennsylvania. kids can make personalized crayon.ket prices are $15.99 per person. >> the city's public pools open toda today. the washington city paper ho reported that. >> tom klerein, is it are we at pool weather yet? >> no. >> it is only around 60 degrees now. we saw a live picture there. under a cloudy sky. getting a few scattered showers here around the blue ridge and the eastern shore. there is a possibility of a shower through noon time. otherwise cloudy and cool. during the afternoon sunshine breaking out. but the winds will be getting gusty gusting to 30 miles-an-hour. and then we'll clear out this evening by midnight we will be back down to the mid 50s. that is coming up in ten minutes. good morning. >> from the early overnight rains we have one road closure. route 124 will be closed from watkins road to 128. 14th street northbound. coming in from gengvirginia yout to use the 12th street tuntunne. if you are working southbound we have a 12 mile paving operation and major delays. back to you. >> a stern message. coming up.

upper 60s at bwi. 68 in easton. cooler at the beach.that on shore flow make as difference with the ocean water temps around 50 degrees. winds are light from the east, a nice breeze, sunshine. humidity is bone dry. this is gorgeous. this is the kind of weather you wait for, some of the pay back, some of the suffering. there's that nor by marine -- nearby marine layer. it's through virginia beach where we had a cloudy murky day today and the shame deal in the outer banks. the broader perspective temperature wise we'll see a similar day as we rise close to 70 once again. that's the ti uniform -- pretty uniform. maybe a few degrees cooler as the air mass settles. otherwise, a great looking day. a big pattern. you can see it's dry weather is in place across the northeast reaching into southern maryland, a big high pressure bubble that has shifted south and allowed things to dry out. mostly sunny, 69 degrees. it will be an outstanding day, just a few clouds tomorrow night, quiet on the range, what we call this overall pattern but good weather

it is 45 degrees in oakland, easton and elkton now. cumberland 54, the low 50s hagerstown, dc, pax river and ocean city, 45 westminster, 46 bel air, 47 columbia, the low 50s rock hall, annapolis and kent island. 68 the high today. you know we're going to get 70 at some point. tomorrow just beautiful, sunny and a high temperature of 70 degrees. 68 degrees on friday. 70 saturday, 72 sunday, 70 degrees on monday. that is called living large in the land of living large. don, take it away. >> thank you. >>> it's a pleasant monthing to morning to take a drive. here is sharon gibala at wjz traffic control. >> good morning. we have picked up a cup ouple of problems. one of them is on the beltway. it's an accident on the inner loop of the beltway in the area of green spring avenue. the left lane is blocked but so far speed sensors are still looking good in that area. traffic is getting by without delays at least. we have one other accident, that's going on in white marsh. route 7, philadelphia road, at allander road. watch for that. speeds stil

injured trooper's name, but we are told he is an eight year veteran assigned to the eastern derek --easton barrack. still to come, we have your pet questions. e-mail your questions or visit our website, wbaltv.com. auditrst, a federal could spell controversy for the baltimore city school system. you will not believe where investigators say federal dollars were spent. ask in our -- >> in our education alert, a harsh light on how baltimore county schools spend stimulus dollars. stimulus funding was used to pay for cruises and theater tickets. schools in prince george's county were criticized for similar spending. state officials say they were adequately monitoring how the money was spent, but agree partly with the audit. david collins will have a full breakdown at 5:00 and 6:00. in the meantime, school bus drivers spent their day protesting working conditions. they say they drive students under unsafe working conditions every day. they are to thing sabr working environments and an investigation into wage gaps. 95 bus drivers have signed a class action lawsuit accusing theiremployer of steali

gregg: karl rove, nina easton, thanks, appreciate it. >> thank you. uma we've got some other big news happening right now. o.j. simpson due back in court in his bid for a new trial. the former football star now serving a nine to 33 year sentence on a robbery and kidnapping conviction. the latest from las vegas. >>> ripped apart. entire communities in ruins at this hour after a swarm of deadly tornados. we're live on the ground in north texas. >> we barely made it out. we just heard the sirens. >> there is nothing left. i mean our neighborhood is gone. it's just gone. [ male announcer ] running out of steam? ♪ now you can give yourself a kick in the rear! v8 v-fusion plus energy. natural energy from green tea plus fruits and veggies. need a little kick? ooh! could've had a v8. in the juice aisle. uma this fox news alert. six people dead and dozens of others injured in a wave of texas tornados. we begin in bowie, south of the oklahoma border. videos of an incredibly twister. take a look. the monster storm turns across a lake leaving unspecified damages

february 3rd, 2011, easton, massachusetts.xperiences one of the worst winters in years. snowfall averages in region break records. peter howe is a reporter for new england cable news in newton, massachusetts. >> it was a horrible winter. i can't remember what the first snow was, but it was probably november. it started snowing. it kept snowing every five days. it never got warm enough for it to melt. the snow piled up and piled up and piled up. >> that morning a snowy, icy rain is falling. howe and cameraman brian butler are sent to cover potential roof collapses all over the county. >> we knew the day before there may be some roof problems because of all the snow on roofs and the added weight of the water and the assignment desk called us. they said there's a building in easton, massachusetts. can you head over that way? we said sure. >> they arrive at the triton building a few minutes before 11:00 a.m., and are astonished to see the entire building is buckling. >> we had been hearing extraordinary sounds. just kind of groani

slightly more comfortable feeling. 67 oakland,7 of cumberland, 69 hagerstown, the mid upper 70s elkton, easton, dc and pax river. ocean city at 69, waiting for the on slot. it is memorial day weekend. if you live on the route 50 corridor you would say it's an on slot too. 76 columbia, 77 annapolis, kent island, the district at 78 degrees. i think the big story is going to be -- first off, it's going to get beautiful by the end of the weekend. late saturday, sunday, monday, absolutely gorgeous in an april 17th kind of way. what's coming in behind this front are going to be temperatures below normal, which is now 76 degrees. it's going to be absolutely gorgeous, i'll tell you this on sunday, but it's probably only going to be about 68 degrees. so, you know, it's going to be the memorial holiday weekend. 81 today, 64 over night . 65 tomorrow. temperatures especially remaining steady from the over night low. that 65 is 10 plus degrees below normal. we will take a look at the 5 day forecast coming up. >>> still to come, saying no to dessert may be harder for some people. we will tell you why in hea

right now we're at 81 degrees in baltimore, 77 easton with a dew point around 70 degrees. now, these winds are coming out of the south. they're marching all of that warm air up into our neighborhood. around 6 miles an hour in baltimore and 9 in washington. here's the big picture of what's going on for sat riteellite and radar. this is going to impact your weather into thursday but not until then. we have the chance for some scattered shower activity though associated with the troft of low pressure as we move into the afternoon today. we have unstable air in the upper part of the atmosphere. if we warm up enough we'll be able to tap into that energy and produce possible thunderstorms this afternoon. low pressure moving off to the east will bring us that chance for thunderstorms and more widespread activity as we head into thursday. we're going to cool down significantly as we move into the memorial day weekend. we will be below average. we will be keeping a very close eye because we have the potential for some very strong storms as we move into thursday. this is going to oc

so while maryland's weather has showers south and east of easton, we're clear overhead right now.ost of the channel 2 viewing area is clear, but into roanoke it is moving up to the north. around 7:00, 8:00 into the morning and lunchtime hour there could be a thunderstorm. >> out to the westwego. look at these producing tornadoes from wichita down to oklahoma city. i want to take you to a chase team that is out there that is, click that mary beth. they are trying to intercept this tornado south of oklahoma city. this is via chase tv.com which you can find on abc2.com. about 50 tornadoes all ready reported this weekend. tonight it is going to be mild, muggy. tomorrow morning we're starting with temperatures in the low 70s. watch what happens. temperatures into the 80s but showers and thunderstorms starting to pop up. tuesday near 90 degrees with a late-day shower and thunderstorm potential and into wednesday. a muggy mild conditions tonight. clouds out there and even fog will develop after midnight. 63 gets us to 80 tomorrow. that is your two degree guarantee with a chance of thunde

down on the potomac basin and 84 over toward easton. that 86, well, that's just a little bit less humid and a little bit cooler than this time yesterday. it was actually a little warmer. in the area yesterday. 4 degrees warmer, in fact. we registered temperatures up around 90. what we're going to see over the next few days, a bit of a disturbance moving from the west. there's a front in our direction, triggering ahead of and right alongside of the front, all of these showers and thunderstorms. and they could be moving in our general direction. we'll talk about how that may play into your thursday and the end of your week, coming up in your complete first warning forecast. >> okay, tim. thank you. let's check in on our roads now. here's kristy breslin at traffic control. >>> well, no big surprise here. a lot of activity along northbound 95. beginning at 32, past 100. average speed, still only about 27 miles an hour. the delays on northbound 95 continue there, from the 895 split past the beltway. actually, up to whitemarsh boulevard. and

. >>> smoke and flames erupting from a 2.5 story duplex in easton, pennsylvania. right away you see a fire fighter on the roof with a chain saw and just below him fire licking at his heels as the saw cuts into the roof. he does manage to open up a vent hole in the roof but the fire comes through the roof quite heavily as he probably expected and then the fire itself starts to get out of hand. he manages to get the hole open and realizes maybe it is time to back down a little bit. let me get down. he starts to work his way down the roof. you see the fire below and bo him start to burchl through the roof and you have to figure it is making that weaker as well and hotter. at one point he tries to recover the ladder from the top and losing his footing a little bit as he misses a runnig on the ladder and falls. thankfully he doesn't fall far. he falls to another sharp roof below him. you see fire fighters inside working inside this large structure fire. a minute later you hear the horn blast from the fire trucks saying get out in case any of the fire fighters inside th

baltimore, so temperatures are actually very comfortable and mild in washington d.c., 75 degrees in easton, 75 degrees as well. we'll be dealing with a lot of heat located in the midwest that's all headed up our way. we'll be feeling like summer in no time, but with that warm humid air mass we have to deal with the chance for some rainfall and thunderstorms and thundershowers to go along with it. we'll have more coming up in your complete first fang weather forecast. >> some big honors for a baltimore native. today president obama singles him out during a chipsment speech at morehouse college. >> when leland shell ton was 4 years old -- commencement speech at morehouse college. >> when leland shelton was 4 years old protective officers took him away from his mama. today he graduated from harvard law school. >> after graduating from city college in 2009 he went on to morehouse in atlanta, graduated with a 3.96. that is nearly perfect and now he is a member of a foster care policy group. we spoke to him on the phone. >> because of a kid like me can do what i've done and what i plan to do in

>> reporter: jamie falwell climbed into this tub monday afternoon to protect herself and her son eastonone with your two-year-old and this tornado is bearing down on you. what was going through your mind? >> i was terrified but i didn't want him to be scared. >> reporter: herre terrified for him than yourself. >> i just thought "i'll hold on to him." >> reporter: what jamie didn't know was her husband matt was racing home. >> i just wanted to be home, you know? i didn't want them to be by themselves or anything so i just wanted to hurry up and get home. >> reporter: they ran for their next door neighbor's underground storm shelter but their backyard fence had a door that was jammed. you ripped the door off the fence. >> i didn't know i pulled that hard, it was just adrenaline and it came off. >> reporter: then you couldn't find the shelter. >> i thought well, we were wrong. i mean, it wasn't there. so there was a shed standing there where it used to be. i thought maybe it was inside. it turns out that he did build a shed around it. this is where they were at. >> reporter: matt falwell s

we should be at 47 degrees. 45 in arbutus and easton is coming in at 48 degrees. but we also do have some patchy fog out there in spots. to take it easy as you step out and about this morning. maryland's most powerful radar is dry. and we're going to stay that way throughout the day. i can't stress enough once again we're going to be heading into a weekend that's chock full of sunshine. and this is going to be the time that you're going to want to stay outdoors. look what i have for you today. through time we will be dealing with the sunshine just prevailing. you're waking up this morning about 7:00. look at the sunshine already. 48, 57. 63. oh yes. i know you like this forecast. a check now on the traffic and see if you like lauren's forecast. >>> like lynette? i love that forecast. bring on the warm weather. if you are getting an early head start right now, we are looking at high speeds across the region. heading into baltimore city no problems on the jfx. it's nice and clear from the beltway all the way downtown to east fayette street. the fort mchenry tunnel t

to a great degree, a lot of our colleagues have referenced that the perry, the less amenable easton to be at able to say what you're doing and why. fleming.ce thank you. coming up, we will take a look at what militaries face as veterans are deployed to places across the world. kathleen moakler will join us for that conversation next. from thearating military, he or she often it's a job. we will talk about employment options. at 11:00 today, a wreath laying ceremony at the tomb of the unknowns at arlington national cemetery live on c-span. we continue after this. >> present arms. >> after president grover cleveland loses his bid for re- election 1888, his wife tells the staff -- >> i want you to take good care of the furniture and ornaments in the house, and let them not get lost or broken, for i want to find everything just as it is now when we come back for years from now. >> we continue our series on first ladies tonight at 9:00 eastern on c-span, c-span3, c- span radio and c-span.org. >> i do not underestimate the difficulty of doing this option because it has ever been done before

and in easton we're coming in at 71 degrees. and this is the way we will look throughout the day. you're waking up around 6:00 this morning, to plenty of cloud cover out there and a few showers just depending on where you are. as we roll down the timeline around 9:00 we still have the potential for more showers in the forecast and then things will pick up more into lunchtime with the temperature around 76 degrees. making your way home from work today that's when we have the severe weather rolling in. i'll talk more about that but now let's get a check of the traffic now with lauren. >>> well, lynette that weather could really affect the evening commute but right now you are in the clear. heading downtown nothing get in the way on the jfx as we check in and take a live look here at old pimlico road. just the normal 11 minutes from the beltway all the way downtown to east fayette street. a live look at 395 nothing to get in the way traveling through the fort mchenry tunnel. and a look at the drive times you'll notice the construction out on 895 not impacting traffic through the harb

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easton at 47 degrees, the satellite and radar this is a big picture and we are clear. back off towards the west though, dealing with some snow across that area. this is unimaginable. but high pressure is going to be our friend for today. and we are going to continue the sunshine right through tomorrow. the day after that, and even the day after that. so a long stretch of days good days to get out there just be outdoors, maybe go bike riding and do some gardening and put the new roof on you've been procrastinating about right? abc2's most accurate future trend goes into motion for you and you can see what's going to be happening through time. not a whole lot. we're starting with today and we head towards tomorrow. maybe a few high clouds straying to stream in across the area. by saturday morning a few clouds. mainly to the south of baltimore but all in all we will be dry. now into sunday, we do have the potential for more clouds to thicken up. going to call it partly cloudy and then by monday, that's when we'll start to see change in the forecast once again. very remini

lot of actual rain. 54 right now in oakland, 59 cumberland, 61 elton, and i'm sure we have 61 in easton as well. a mild start to the day, and i'm going to see us warm up to 70. we expect a bit of a shift and -- shift into liberty. takes us well into the 80s. near 90 degrees by tuesday into wednesday. stalled front of the south. it's angled toward indian and the ohio valley listing across the region. it's all of this muster sitting on the front, and it's going to allow me and missed all the disturbance. instability sits with us along front. when it clears up, the temperatures go up and we see temperatures head into monday, tuesday, wednesday for the next chance of thunderstorms. winds up to 15 to 20 knots. 73 degrees today. for rain scattered off and on. low-cost service today. at that. 86 on tuesday. 87 wednesday. chance of thunderstorms on thursday, and cools down to 77 on friday. >> still to come. mourning a loss. the college campus in new york reeling from the death of his tube during a hostage situation. we will explain coming up. >> communities in texas still picking up the pieces

sunday and monday going to be frankly quite sunny. 52 cumberland, 54 hagerstown, 65 elkton, 64 easton, mid upper 60s dc, pax river, ocean city, rock hall, kent island, columbia, 62 degrees in bel air. today we're going to go for -- well, we're at our daytime high now. the upper 50s through the afternoon. by over night clouds start to bust up, 44. 69 and windy tomorrow. 70 on sunday. monday is going to be the beautiful day, sunny and 76. we go back to work and the weather gets nice again. tuesday and wednesday 78 and 85 degrees. >>> now over to sharon at traffic control. >> good morning. still a bunch of accident s out there. nothing too major. enough to be there and cause some slight problems. one of them is an accident on the outer loop at eastern boulevard. 170 at 32, also still there. same goes for route 3 at millersville. pike ridge at west central avenue also. if you're headed out on the beltway speeds remain looking good. there's a live look at 83 ruxton road. traffic is very light there. if you're headed to the beach now is the time to do it. no problems at 50 at the bay bridge

nina easton from fortune magazine and fox news political analyst juan williams. this all started back in 2009 when james rosen our colleague here at fox news report on north korea's nuclear ambitions. so to find out who leaked the story, the justice department south a search warrant and in the affidavit they said this. he will put it up on the screen again. there is probable cause to believe the reporter has committed a violation of the espionage act either as an aider abetor and or co-conspirator are. 0bonspiratorrecognize seal james l rosen is a suspected to be involved in the conspiracy, illegally, to disclose classified information. that is treating him fox that purpose, as a criminal. that does not square with what holder told congress. not only about the standards he would use, but, also about his own involvement. it will be argued that he was lying. at a minimum, i would say it is another example of him being untrustworthy and, also, bumbling. it cannot be reconciled. the president's decision to have him review it because it encompasses the case means he i

nina easton from fortune magazine and fox news political analyst juan williams.s all started back in 2009 when james rosen our colleague here at fox news report on north korea's nuclear ambitions. so to find out who leaked the story, the justice department south a search warrant and in the affidavit they said this. he will put it up on the screen again. there is probable cause to believe the reporter has committed a violation of the espionage act either as an aider abetor and or co-conspirator are. 0bonspiratorrecognize seal when the me just say in today's washington post your former editor wrote an op ed piece and i want to put that up on the screen. he wrote this. the obama administration steadily escalating war on leaks. the most militant i have seen since the nixon administration has disregarded the first amendment. and intimidated a growing number of government sources of information most of which would not be classifyd that is vital for journalists to hold leaders accountable. here is len downie. very concerned about this. >> and famously a nonpartisan figu

nina easton, and charles krauthammer. charles?that statement from the state department is pathetic. they're still hanging on. they're still trying to cover their tracks, and i believe the new secretary of state when he says he's going to look into this after all. he is entirely untainted, and he would be tainted if he continues in the coverup. i mean, the president said on october 18th of last year that we're looking into the facts, we're gathering the facts, and every piece of information that we get, as we get it, will be laid out for the american people. he said it in the past, and we got it. the opposite is the truth. they were acid wit with prevente american people from getting that information as we saw in what we heard from gregory hicks yesterday. it was described universally as compelling. this guy was obviously speaking sincerely. he told them it was a terror attack. he was then reprimanded, shouted at, intimidated and demoted. he was told not to share the information with the congressional delegation, so they didn't wan

cambridge, only 63, 66 in easton and annapolis, 69 in d.c. but farther away you get warmer. 72 in culpeper, 73 in petersburg. cumberland, maryland, at 72 degrees. the closer you are to the beaches, the cooler you're going to be the over the next couple of days we'll continue to see that easterly wind. something else that's going to continue to try to do is bring in some cloud cover from time to time. see these clouds here? that's the marine layer that later tonight may actually be able to come onshore, especially through southern maryland, down through portions of the chesapeake. most of us, however, will stay clear and that's going to allow temperatures to cool off pretty quickly. so cloudy skies are down to the south. i think tomorrow see those clouds real quick come in? i think we may see clouds overnight but they'll quickly burn off tomorrow. nice and warm with highs in the 70s. then that area of high pressure moves closer to us. possibly more cloud cover on friday. we're going a little cooler but i'll still going for high temperatures cl

we had nina easton here now.ses up, he normally goes quiet and resigns. i guess not in government? >> in her case, she is a very key figure. she is somebody to watch in all of this. how much does the white house know? how much does the treasury department know? lois lerner was the one who initially released this information that conservative groups were being targeted. it was released and a very strange way. a question was planted at a private event. it was supposed for her. i think she is definitely for somebody to watch. there is questions about whether she could evoke this amendment because she did read an opening statement. i think all roads lead back to this woman. she really is the person to watch in all of this. dennis: now, nina, this well-crafted week, doing have any evidence that a game from the white house and do we care? do we think it makes a difference? >> to me, it smelled like a political plan. officials who were looking for a political play here who were trying to get the information out in a pol

winds coming in from the east in elkton and the southeast in easton and down at the river. washington, d.c. as well. then you get a bit of a northwest flow towards hagerstown. the high pressure that is dominating the forecast right now, believe it or not, we are clouds, but the high pressure is dominating it. it is sitting around cape cod, remember there is a clockwise flow around the high, that's bringing in the easterly winds and moisture off of the bay and the ocean, that can contributing to the clouds. the high is not doing what we would like to it do. down to the south the rain is moving in. this is around kentucky and tennessee, this riding along a stalled front that's to the south and going to allow for several of the ways of rain to move across the region. our forecast for the preakness, near 70 degrees. sun will give way to clouds in the afternoon. by the evening, we are headed towards sundown with a chance of showers. 30% chance, 70% chance there will not be rain. most of the day dry, but gray. here here is the front that we're talking about to allow for the rain

jon: for more on this let's talk with nina easton a fox news contributor, and a a writer for fortune who magazine. not surprising that jason chaffetz would be on the attorney general's case but when the huffington post and others jump on the bandwagon that spells trouble for the attorney general, d doesn't it? >> the attorney general is one of the few appointees who stayed in this next administration and he's very close with the president, some described him as an alter ego type of figure. the pressure is mounting on him, it's a dangerous time. this week he's going on what we might call an apology tour trying to talk to the media, leading members of the media to say, look we are not after you, we are not trying to criminalize your behavior. one of the most troubling revelations to come out just today was he told a daily beast reporter that it wasn't until he read about the rozen case in "the washington post" a couple weeks ago that he realized what a big deal that affidavit was that he signed off on. and keep in mind, that affidavit not only listed rozen as a coconspirator which is t

nina easton. columnist for "fortune magazine" and fox news contributor.hose who have said no is growing. it includes fox news. although abc news said they would attend but i will start with you on this, judy. is it the right call for these news organizations to say no, not unless it's on the record? >> i think it's definitely the right call at this point, megyn. i mean, to have an attorney general who has at the very least if we were going to be charitable here made some contradictory statements about about what he would and would not tolerate and authorize and to go on background and oh, i will tell you what i really tried to do and why i tried to do it and to have the news organizations that were targeted because the first two news organizations that announced they weren't going, a.p. and then fox news not even to be able to report that because they have agreed to ground rules that would prevent them from doing that? that's just unacceptable. at this point, eric holder has to speak the truth to the american people and first and foremost to the news medi

with 60 in easton and 63 in cambridge. as you move into the mountains it's near 50 in frostburg.at kept our temperatures mild overnight is going to keep us cool into the afternoon. temperatures in the upper 60's to low 70's today as clouds in place help block out the sun. i was mentioning showers sitting down to our south. tonight a chance for scattered showers as we fall back into the mid 60's. there will be a chance to start off your day tomorrow. this boundary to our south producing thunderstorms in georgia right now. this boundary is going to lift up into the atlanta over the next couple of days bringing milder weather but also chances for rain. many days with rain chances in this seven-day forecast. event thirty storm system comes through the east by the end of the week and behind that we are just hoping for one full day of sunshine. that's all we can ask for after such an unsettled air pattern. 71 in dallas, 76 in houston. all this will be coming your way over the next couple of days. here's your seven-day forecast. a chance for showers and storms through the afternoon. thr

so anyone that is really living, i would say, anywhere between red rock road and easton road, the areasght. let me bring in chad. chad, you're not too far away from the ominous pictures that we're showing our viewers. >> yeah. i see the rotation on radar. and i also see the rotation visibly. i can see right just to our southwest probably eight to ten miles. i have good visibility. it is not raining between me and the cell. i can truly see now some lowering. that is only a rotation here in the wall cloud. all of the cells that we had earlier have now all combined into one. they're not fighting each other anymore. they're actually working together. they're all going up together. there are a couple of different circulations. now this will involve the tail end of charlie. this is the last storm in the line. it is the one that can grab all of the moisture from the cell. the gulf of mexico is the source of all this weather. the gulf of mexico, the weather there -- it is a big desert. we wouldn't have tornados like we do in america. but the gulf of mexico sends us all of this moisture, dry air

meantime, nina easton will watch this presser with us.ina, this administration over the last week has had a lot of big news stories from benghazi to the irs, to syria which we believe is one of the topics of conversation between the prime minister and the president because the prime minister has been so outspoken about syria in recent days. what do you think is the most important topic for the president to the address today and, depending on what question he gets, what should he get out there in front of the public now that he has this opportunity? >> well, it is interesting, jenna, when you say get out in front the american public when you look at all these of -- three of these issues the problem for the white house house is leading from behind which is how their foreign policy has come to be characterized. let's take benghazi where clearly this president has been thrown on the defense. we saw jay carney in a press conference on friday, really trying to keep his balance because that story has gone beyond places like fox news. particularl

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