the bear gets in the face of the elk. now we've got a standoff here. elk versus bear.oks like she's going to back down, turns her back, starts to walk away. bears sees an opportunity. >> oh. >> the elk serves a big kick to the bear. the bear goes up the tree. that gives the baby elk time to get to its rickety little feet and start to run away. that's what the bear was after. the bear was after that newborn elk. >> maybe it just wanted to play. it was a cub. >> it thought, i'll help you, friend, but o your mom is cramping my style. >> that's a sweet way to think about it, but bears will eat pretty much anything if they've got an opportunity. so this looked like a very, very close call for that young elk. you can see momma and baby scamper off into the woods. the bear left hanging like i guess i should have made sure the coast was clear before i attempted th >>> he's been caught red handed. >> i've never seen that before in my life. >> uh-huh. >> anything you say can and will be used against you. got yummyness. >>> going to get cut one of these days by his girlfriend. be

. >> if you look at elk h herds, there are very healthy elk herds. they are either at or above objectives for elk. you might have times when wolves caused the kurds to decline and take hunting opportunity way from people and we have to come to whether or not that is acceptable to us as a society to have that alan's -- ththat balance. >> staining, coloring, or everybody wants to be the best in the world. there are a lot here in montana. many have won world titles. hunting is a big heart of our economy out here. and it has gradually gotten bad. we are competing with too many predators now. ththe wolveses, the mountain lis and the e grizzly bebears. we use t t do over a hundred elk a year. now w we are dowown to around 4. and of lot of thehem are cocomig to other parts werewolves are not. that many to go around anymore. there e is a place for them, but they need to be regulated like every other animal. i just feel they haven't been. it has gotten way out off control. our wolf season started 10 years ago. >> it was my interpretation that the states were

a good-sized elk can feed a family of four or more if it is a larger elk throughout the year.that has been the traditional way inin montana from decades ad centnturies, to be sure. , therehe animals cocome in are a thousand things going through your head. you have to think, ok, i have to get that all the way, all the way, , full draw, e everythining taught, look at the one spot onn ththe hip. hold. hehere it comes from b behind te tree. hold. go. wolves have had an interesting impact to ththe prey and predatr relationship in montana. they have had an additive effect to the other predation that is going on. in recent years, we have also seen mountain lion populations, grizzly y bear populations, but your populations also on the rise -- black bear up regulations s also on the rise. so the wolves have made some decreases in numbers of certain animals, which makes it a little bit harder to bring meat to the table. is certainly frustration as part of that reintroduction. it did feel as if we had to go along for the ride for a while, willingly y or not. but now, since the hunts have

members of five elks lodges are taking care of their own, even off the battlefield. >> sergeant. >> my name is william blake, i was in the army. i was a easergnt. >> this is the story of two combat veterans. one served in the gulf war. the other in vietnam. >> when you see the stars and stripes, what goes through your mind? >> sometimes i cry. like i am doing now. but it means home. >> i love this country and i would give my life for it. >> support the middle east in 1990 to '91. >> the sergeant was born at andrews air force base. the son of an army command sergeant major. his family lived around the world before settling in woodbridge, virginia. when deployments. >> i became an alcoholic. >> he became homeless, living on the streets of d.c. until recently. >> i drank all my money away. >> sergeant blake is helping him get back on his feet. >> i can't give enough out to make them feel better. >> i didn't think life was worth living anymore. so, i was trying to drink myself to h.deat >> the v.a. identifies veterans who need a place to live. it's been able to get more than 1400 vets off

the elks are expecting a big turnout, and that's where you can help. they are wondering if someone might donate a storage facility and whether a vi donated items for them. if you have a lead on either, they want you to give them a call. 703-787-6820. >>> when a child goes missing, an amber alert is activated. the goal of the alert is to get the face of the child out to the public as quickly as possible and safely bring them back home. there are some misconceptions about how the system works. it's the subject of tonight's special assignment unit report. >> if they see this car, we are asking that they immediately call 911. >> the man in the area recognized his vehicle from an amber alert. >> the criteria required for amber alert is rarely met, which maintains the program as an effective tool in finding children who have been abducted and are in immediate danger. >> first thing i would say, there's no confirmed abduction, where the hell are my children? >> it's an anger troy turner carries nearly three years after receiving this letter from the >> what i

lisa, tell us what your elks lodge folks are seeing when you go to a veteran's home. >> we are goingin there and we will see someone that only has a card table. or only have a sheet to sleep on. they are sleeping on the floor. there is veteran's who are women that have children and their children are sleep on the floor. >> reporter: so is after serving our country, these are the conditions in which they are living. and this is where you all step in. on sunday from noon to 5:00 you have the opportunity to come here to the elks lodge in sterling and donate gently used furniture, household goods, cannot donate mattresses or box springs. but tell us very quickly in ten seconds what is most needed. >> dressers and beds. >> reporter: all right thank you very much. see you sunday. nigel will >> andrea, thank you for that. nigel looks great. >> he was. we were distracted a second because you've got a warning for us. >> we were scanning the storm. severe thunderstorm warning for montgomery county until 7:00. so there is the storm. i would not want to be going up i-27 right now. because that w

we are here at the louden elks lodge in sterling. i'm joined by dean snyder who is a past president here. we something wonderful is happening on sunday based on a story that we did last week. and that is, there will be a furniture and household goods collection drive. tell us more about what our drew viewers can do -- what our viewers can do to help. saturday is the day noon to 5:00. what are you collecting for these veterans? >> i would say right now we are collecting everything that you can hi of. basically what these gentlemen and ladies have is a roof over their head. we go into these homes that have nothing. we came in and completely funnished this house for them. we go through these different places and see what we need to see and look at the what is the welcome home project that the elks are doing. tell us what they use the most. and i want to mention two items they cannot use. mattresses and box springs because both of those have to be brand new. so tell us what you really need. how we can all help our veterans. who doesn't h

if you can't make it, the elks would also accept funds so they can buy what our veterans need to help them out. for details go to wusa9.com. >>> wusa9's first alert weather rated d. c.'s most accurate forecast. >> it may look there, boy is it hot. 89 degrees right now. by the way, next week national boating safety week. if you're getting ready for memorial day weekend next week, remind yourself you've got to stay where the weather -- storms can come out of nowhere. we have storms to forecast this afternoon, vivid lightning last night with storms and the storms today will contain a lot of lightning and look at these mammotus clouds, they look like bubbles hanging down from the clouds. incredible. storms are on their way. i don't think everybody is going to get a thunderstorm today kind of like yesterday, but those who do, we've got a lot of heat. we've got a lot of humidity. this is going to be fuel for those thunderstorms popping up. critical timing. they'll start as early as 2 p.m. that's going to be west along i- 81. metro area timing is going to hold off until 4 p.m. heading right

massive trees ripped from their roots and d over this farm and in elk city, oklahoma, in the panhandle a twister there turning lives upside down. home after home. leveled. one bus on its side, these cars at a junk yard piled on top of one another and the storm stretching into the deep south. this tornado caught on camera touching down in mclean, texas. amazing scenes overnight there and quite a stormy night in the heartland and there was a political firestorm in the meantime, in washington. president trump facing allegations of obstruction of justice. >> sources say the president had asked james comey to shut down the fbi investigation into former national security adviser michael flynn. comey reportedly wrote a memo to document that conversation. >> now lawmakers are demanding to see that memo. they also want to hear directly from comey. abc's janai norman in washington with the latest scandal. >> reporter: back-to-back bombshells shaking up the white house. a day after reports president trump shared highly information with top russian leaders. sources tell abc news president trump su

five elks lodges in virginia helping homeless veterans get back on their feet. >> coffeemakers, things in the bathroom. we just didn't have room in the van. >> people came from around the beltway today to donate furniture and other household items at the elks lodge in loudoun county. the new and gently used items will be donated to local veterans, many who have been homeless and they've now received housing but need help making that bare apartment look like a home. former army sergeant wayne blake first brought the veterans plight to our attention. >> i'm overwhelmed. i really am. i never thought that it would go like this at all and we have you to thank for that, too, for helping letting the people know where our veterans are and we need to help them oh, yeah, there's a new wusa9 service dog in training, nigel. he just steals every moment, so cute. they were both on land to greet people as they stopped by -- hand to greet people stopping by with donations. organizers say they could still use volunteers with small box trucks to help transport items and store donations until they can be

nbc's jacob rascon is in elk city, oklahoma >> reporter: debris scattered for miles in elk city, oklahoma, after taking a direct hit from a tornado. one person killed and more than two dozen injured here. from mobile homes to massive estates, some 100 homes damaged or demolish. one woman had to be rescued from her home that collapsed. >> i am alive at my house. there is nothing left. >> reporter: a reality many residents understand could have easily been much worse without the alarms. >> we had the sirens alerting people of this at least 30 minutes before the storm. >> reporter: driving conditions treacherous. motorists dodging golf ball-sized hail. this pickup truck losing control. hard to see in real speed but shocking in slow motion. in the town in wisconsin, another neighborhood devastated by a twister, tearing apart a mobile home community and killing at least one person. winds up to 80 miles per hour tossing this tractor trailer. >> it looks like it's moving east northeast towards mclean, texas, a pretty significant tornado right now. >> reporter: storm system that started in the te

>> jamie's story has inspired the hillsborough manville elks lodge to help out. he will be the recipient of the funds raised for pig roast for alex which was event established ten years ago to help someone in the community. >> is great to have friends there help meg. >> it always bog approximatelies my mind as they deal with insurance. to be fair, there is no malice. >> no. it is a mess. it is terrible. you shouldn't have to worry about it. reporter: what is the outlet for enjoying life? u should ask. >> yeah. >> he lives for hunting. he says it relaxes him and brings a smile to his face. >> still hunting? >> reporter: he has breathing tube that allows him to activate a gun. >> might you be doing a follow-up. reporter: absolutely. deer hunting with him. have been nyson for everyone. thank you, ashley. reporter: thank you, bill. reporter: this circle of hell. that is how nj transit commuter describing new york's sensation at the bard me meating. >> penn station the tenth circle of hell. terrible. reporter: wednesday's board meeting was eunuch for nj tran they hold

elke: the fast track is a good idea and it should be really a focus.se clearly going forward, and that is our core business of resolution planning, to make sure that creditors know and also forest in us, to have a very clear understanding and oakley a harmonized european orderstanding of credit hierarchy. it gives clarity to investors and to the bank. guy: guy johnson in london. can i take you to spain? i want to show you our audience something on our radar and that is banco popular and the cocoas. which are under a little pressure right now. this is a situation. is it on your radar screen? there are more banks than just one on our radar screen. and of course, bengal r is a case we're -- banko popular is a case we are watching. guy: does goldman have a role in rescuing institution's stuff? elke: i think we have a deliberate decision in europe to say that government should not be the one who has to bailout institutions. that doesn't mean governments don't have a role in bank regulation, don't have a role in overall environment but i would -- in 2008 to

. >>> in elk city, oklahoma, after taking a direct hit from a tornado, one person killed in more thantwo dozen injured here. from mobile homes to massive estates, some 100 homes damaged or demolished. one woman had to be rescued from her home that collapsed. >> i'm live at my house. there's nothing left. >> reporter: a reality that many residents understand could have been much worse. >> driving is treacherous. motorists driving in golf-ball size hail. it's shocking in slow motion. in the town of wisconsin, another neighborhood devastated by a twister. winds up to 80 tossing this tractor-trailer. >> reporter: 27 tornadoes tore through parts of oklahoma, kansas, nebraska and wisconsin. a deadly and devastating reminder of mother nature's furfury in the heart of tornado alley. >> reporter: a lot of families are seeing how bad it really is. jacob rascon, nbc news, elk city, oklahoma. >> a terrible situation out there. >>> record-breaking temperatures. >> yes. >> we're going to be dealing with the heat, yes. near records or records broken today. the heat is on throughout the area. we're t

. >> in elk city, oklahoma, a tornado tore through a subdivision. at least 100 buildings were damaged, another 50 others wiped out. one man was killed after his car was thrown hundreds of feet and then he got trapped between his car and his home. boy, those are some incredible pictures there. >> wins 150 to 200. >> around here we are talking about the heat, heat, and more heat. >> and we at humidity tomorrow. today is hot, but not crazy humid. let's start with the three-degree guarantee. i think we are in good shape. i was worried, quite frankly, of a southerly win today. we went 92 for the high. alive look outside. down to 89. looking at humidity pretty low. 43 pce upper 60s to around 70 through thursday and friday. muggy tonight, maybe some ac is needed. i turned on the ac for gibby. he's got the cone on his head. so we turned the a/c on. >>> bus stop temps, 66 to 80. in the 90 or plus thursday and friday. thunderstorms mainly friday afternoon and that will be with the cold front that rolls through friday afternoon and evening. summer heat the res

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it reminded me of a pbs documentary show like how a wolf pack brings down an elk or a deer.er on bringing that animal down? that's what i felt. it felt just like death. >> carlstrom claims he made an effort to save the man. >> when i got through within there to the center where he was, he didn't look good. he was bloody. i think he had some water on him. he was down to his boxers, almost naked. just barely standing. like, you know, he was in a sitting position, but he was, you know, rocking back and forth, not looking good. so i grabbed him, started dragging him out, and they said, no, he's not going anywhere. >> inmates allege that two deputies prompted the attack by telling jared petrovich, a leader amongst the white inmates, that chamberlain was arrested on sex offense charges and deserved to be roughed up. it's also been alleged that those deputies were in the security center at the time of the attack but ignored it. both deputies have since been dismissed from the department. a grand jury was not able to determine criminal actions but said they acted with severe miscond

one person was killed when a tornado bull dozened way through elk city, oklahoma another person died a tornado leveled a mobile home park in wisdom martin. >> breaking over nights from new orleans. third ever four confederate statues was taken down honoring p. g. t. bowregard a few hours ago. after police removed a crowd of protesters from the area. last remaining statue is robert e. lee. it's up clear when that will come down. >> white house strongly d denying report that president trump asked former fbi director james kobe to turn a blind eye on to investigation of michael flynn. report was first published in the "new york times" and claims comey wrote a memo the day after former national security advisor michael nrim was fired and it alleged in reference to the fbi probe to flynn he said to comey quit hope republican jason chaseits wrote this let to mc cabe demanding to see all irn tinel memos from comey and the president. >> d.c. police investigating a deadly police involved shooting. >> police shot and killed an armed woman in southwest d.c.. annie yu is live from headquarters n

at least 40 homes completely destroyed in elk city. and some people were trapped inside homes. more severe weather expected in the midwest. illinois, wisconsin, missouri, busy weather day. large hail, damaging winds most likely this afternoon and evening. flooding and even tornadoes are possible, as well as power outages. you can expect travel delays. another strong storm heading into central u.s. tomorrow. >>> former bachelor star chris soules pleaded not guilty to leaving the scene of a fatal crash. soules arrested in iowa. after rear ending a man in a tractor and then taking off. kenneth moscher later died at the hospital. if convicted, soules could face up to five years in prison. >> this story. local tv reporter, covering the chris soles story. facing jam jailtime in how she covered his cort eed his court . the 22-year-old, elizabeth emani, defied a judge's order, not allowing her station to record the hearing. by using her cell phone. posting the video on her station's website. she has plead not guilty. she could face up to six months behind bars. >>> guy in texas filed a

in elk city, oklahoma, one person died in the storm, and schools cancelled all classes for wednesday. another storm left one dead and at least 25 more injured when a possible tornado touched down in wisconsin. causing major damage to a mobile home park there. wisconsin and northern miscellaneous, illinois, and weather shifts with the possibility of tornadoes and threat of large hail and damaging winds. >> more on the severe weather when bill karins joins us in a moment. >>> and chelsea manning, soldier that leaked thousands of military and state department documents is expected to leave a prison. why her troubles are far from over. >>> golden state takes advantage of snoenlt, capitalizing on the spurs missing a star player. lewis has that and more highlights in sports when we return. player. lewis has that and more highlights in sports when we return. missing a star player. lewis has that and more highlights in sports when we return. player. lewis has that and more highlights in sports when we return. lewis has that and more highlights in sports when we return. player. lewis has that

their week when tornadoes ripped through a mobile home in wisconsin and flattened a subdivision in elk city, oklahoma. it's video of a tornado touching down in texas, and strong winds uprooted twaez arees and topple trucks and power poles. there were 20 tornadoes in five states and more than 100 homes destroyed. >>> a man being held in a santa clara jail for dui is accused of nearly clearing his cell made. carter was waiting transferred for a misdemeanor dui charge, and deputies heard a commotion in his cell and found carter beating another inmate and the inmate was rushed to the hospital. >> the individual who sustained the injuries was brutally attacked by his cell mamate ands not able to move when the deputies noticed him. >> no word on what may have caused that attack. carter is expected to be moved to the maximum security main jail in san jose and also expected to face new charges in connection with the new attack. >>> battle may be brewing between supervisors and the office over super cuts. the county is considering reducing the number of sergeants in tkpwurpbville and the lower

jake okay is checking out the damage in elk city, oklahoma. >> nine tornado necessary oklahoma alone. the most destrictive here in elk city where every street in this neighborhood looks something like this. it was all part of a severe weather system that brought big problems from texas all the way up through wisconsin. >> the debris scattered for miles in elk city, oklahoma, after take a direct hit from a tornado. >> we were in the cellar and we kept hearing the rain and the hail and then our ears popped. and we thought that wasn't about. >> one person killed in more than two dozen injured here. from mobile homes to massive estates, some 100 homes damaged or demrolished. one woman had to rerescued from collapse. >> i am live at my house. this is nothing left. >> before the storm, that was a really positive thing. it gave people an opportunity to take shelter. >> driving conditions treacherous, motorists dodging golf ball sized hail. this pickup truck losing control, hard to see in real speed, but shocking in slow motion. in wisconsin, another neighborhood devastated by a twister, tear

you can donate new or gently used household items and furniture at the elks lodge in sterling, virginia this sunday. if you can't make it, they'll also accept money so they can purchase whatever the vets need. for more information, go to our website. >>> the city of new orleans has taken down three confederate monuments. this has been a huge controversy for the city over the past few months. >> some people want it down, some people want it to stay. >> >> 13-year-old kid can hack to the printer and it is state secrets but someone is watching as it goes there because there's no password on it. >> the report found weekend open wi-fi networks at the trump hotel here in washington and the trump golf club in sterling, virginia. >>> talk about a fall from grace. monuments taken down by the city of new orleans now sit next to scrap piles in a maintenance yard, and the pictures are starting to blow up on social media. the city had promised to place those statues in a warehouse until it finds a permanent site. >> he had a concussion last year. he has compressions -- has concussions we don't talk

. >> reporter: in elk city, oklahoma, a tornado tore through this subdivision and at least 100 structureswere damaged and 50 destroyed. >> there were things flying. it looks like holmes exploded. >> reporter: the wind tossed buses and trucks like cars and there were reports of people trapped in their homes and the rescue crews worked overnight. of 53-year-old man was killed after his car was thrown several hundred feet, pinning him between his vehicle and his home. david begnaud, in wisconsin. >>> now, first alert weather rated dc's most accurate forecast. >>> severe weather is responsible for tornadoes yesterday and wisconsin and oklahoma, and that will eventually be heading our way. before it gets here, this is the heat that we will be talking about. we've got 90s in terms of temperatures and near if not breaking record highs today and tomorrow. in dc, we are up to 82 and the dewpoint is rising to the 60s and today and tomorrow it will be right around the mid-60s but going through friday, the or the heats, making it very uncomfortable outside. we already have upper 80s, 85 in manassas a

. >> one person died in elk city, oklahoma, panhandle there. where a tornado completely destroyed 40 homes. 75 others heavily damaged. some residents were trapped in the rubble. >> another fatality when a tornado hit a mobile home park in western wisconsin. about 40 miles north of au claire, dozens of trailers destroyed. >> i know there was walls on top i would describe it as total destruction. there is a whole row where there should be trailers, nothing but debris. >> more than a dozen reported tornados touched down in texas panhandle alone. also heavy rain and large hail. some roofs and siding were torn off. power lines downed in texas. but there are no reports of injuries. >> we'll continue to keep an eye on overnight storms. want to move on to the other big breaking news. the white house once again in crisis mode following a report that the president tried to get former fbi director james comey to end the investigation into michael flynn. >> sources say comey wrote a memo aput that conversation, that allegedly took place the day after flynn

elk city. and some people were trapped inside homes. and were told at looels one person died. >> and, more severe weather expected in the midwest. illinois, wisconsin, missouri, busy weather day. large hail, damaging wind this afternoon and evening. flooding, tornados are possible. all of the power outages you can expect travel delays. another strong storm heading into central u.s. tomorrow. >> former bachelor star, chris sols pled not guilty. sols arrestpeded in iowa. rear ending a man in a tractor take off. >> if convicted. sols could face five years in prison. >> this story. local tv reporter, covering the chris soles story. facing nail time how she covered his is nirnl court appearance. the 22-year-old, elizabeth emani, defied a judge's order, not alug her stations to record the hearing. by using her cell phone. posting the video on her station's web site. she has plead not guilty. could face six months. >> guy in texas filed a law suit for a bad date. brandon vesmar. suing a woman from bumble. >> he claims during their movie date.

. >> reporter: in elk city, oklahoma, a tornado tore through this subdivision. at least 100 structures were damaged and more than 50 destroyed. the city's mayor. >> the devastation was -- it's hard to explain. it looked like some houses exploded. some looked like they had been blown apart by high winds. >> reporter: the winds tossed buses and trucks in this lot like matchbox cars and reports of people trapped in their homes kept rescue crews working overnight. a 53-year-old man was killed after his car was thrown several hundred feet pinning him between his vehicle and his home. david begnaud, cbs news, wisconsin. >>> back here in the bay area, google just kicked off its annual developers conference in mountain view. the company has already unveiled some cool new technology. google will now have three new features for your photos, which includes being able to share your entire photo library with the special people in your life, probably one of the most anticipated changes is from the google assistant. starting today, you can get the google assistant on your ipho

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trees snapped in half, roofs peeled off of homes in elk city, oklahoma. overnight, more than 25 reported tornadoes touched down from texas to wisconsin. emergency crews sifting through the wreckage in the dark looking for survivors. neighborhoods massive piles of debris. >> in wisconsin, reports of a tornado mangling a mobile home park. >> people are helping the lady out of the trailer, and her husband was buried inside. so i called underneath the trailer inside and then started removing a refrigerator from him. i think he made it. >> officials say the system hit when many people were home. at least 25 people are hurt, including a child. >> there were walls on top of people. i would describe it as total destruction. >> no word yet on how strong these tornadoes were. officials say the number of injured might still go up as crews continue their search efforts. abc 7 new york. >> a lot of heat for us. >> yes and an air quality advisory here. we have polluted air to deal with. we are probably going to hit 90 or higher for the second time this year. all of may

a possible tornado touched down in elk trail of damage there, as well. >>> and for our weather tracking the warm temperatures across our region. temperatures well above average. tomorrow is when the heat really moves in. a high of 79 degrees today in d.c. average high of 75. 84 towards the right. 83 in warrenton. 75 around annapolis. what is moving in is the heat tomorrow. 90s coming tomorrow. now i'm forecasting a record. i'm forecasting we break the record tomorrow. storms late week and then a weekend pattern change. we get the heat but it's not going to last through the weekend. i will show you what the weekend holds. >> thank you, doug. there is new pain tonight for the family of that dnc staffer murdered in the district. his killing has drawn national attention and sparked multiple conspiracy theories. now claims are circling that staffer sent e-mails to wiki leaks before he was 11 months later his murder remains unsolved. d.c. police believe he died in a robbery gone wrong. a private detective has told fox news there is evidence on rich's computer that indicates an e-mail exchange

and including about 16 minutes to culpeper and 38 minutes to elk wood and 37 minutes to remmington if on the bath. into d.c. we go to show you awe it's eye fuse sprinkles here and. there keep an eye on "fox5" weather app and we'll keep you posted as well another line comes west we have to wath best energy is up through finance and south future cast wants to show you around 8 to 9:00 primetime for us these may come through busty winds 50 to 60 if they are strong enough and threat for flash flooding or hail or tar made owes low by the time we get to 10 everything is out and across the bay here comes the front around 11:00 moving on through between 11 and 3 and then tomorrow is dry and much less mud day. "fox5" accuweather 7 day forecast going for 78 tomorrow and much breezier day and feeling cooler stay as breezy as it was today and feeling co cooler because hultty is lower. wednesdy looks delightful. thursday showers late in the day friday looks like wet day and check out temperatures headed to weekend only in mid 60s. drying out there will be a whirlpool in the upper atmosphere of coo

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one resident of elk city was killed. at least 40 homes were destroyed and phone service was knocked out. another tornado sweptd through a mobile home park in wisconsin causing extensive damage and killing one person. >> there's a whole row where there should be trailers that there's nothing but debris, so i would say there was probably six to eight trailers in a row and there's absolutely nothing but debris. >> the wisconsin tornado was part of a severe weather system stretching from the texas panhandle to wisconsin. there have been reports of more than 20 tornadoes. a severe thunderstorm watch is posted from texas to wisconsin. >>> and removal of another confederate monument is under way in new orleans. the being taken down. the city is still divided over the issue. >> i'm very happy that the city is finally getting to it. >> you can't change history. you can't pick and choose what you decide is history. you learn -- >> the statue is the third confederate monument taken down by the city in recent weeks. >> coming up on

our clayton sandelle is in hard-hit elk city, oklahoma. >> this twister tore through here just after dinnertime. some 100 families' homes are severely damaged or destroyed. one person were killed but officials say the advanced warning saved many lives. >> reporter: driving dangerous, too -- this pickup hydroplaning on i-40. north of eau claire, wisconsin, another twister making a direct hit. >> the trailer park looks like it might've been leveled. >> reporter: one killed and dozens injured. first responders hearing their cries for help. >> when our officers arrived, >> they were pulling walls off of people and getting them out of their trailers. >> reporter: darla rutledge was standing in her home when the walls collapsed on her. >> didn't have a chance to do nothing. >> reporter: and david, hard to believe, but there were ten mobile homes here on this block, but this is all that's left. this area bracing for more storms tonight. david? >> bracing for another round, alex, thanks. >>> to rob marciano with the track. >> four reported tornadoes tonight. we got watches up. look at the ra

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llother man was killed in elk city, oklahoma, by a tornado that was on the ground for five minutes.y private chelsea manning was pleased from a military prison in kansas today. the transgender soldier served seven years of a 35-year sentence for giving government encrets to wikileaks. president obama commuted efnning's sentence before leaving office. manning posted a picture of her feet with the caption, "first steps of freedom." we'll be right back with an update on the breaking news from the white house. will you be ready when the moment turns romantic? cialis for daily use treats ed and the urinary symptoms of bph. tell your doctor about your medicines, and ask if your heart is healthy enough for sex. do not take cialis if you take nitrates for chest pain, or adempas® for pulmonary hypertension, as this may cause an unsafe drop in blood pressure. do not drink alcohol in excess. to avoid long-term injury, get medical help right away for an erection lasting more than four hours. if you have a sudden decrease or loss of hearing or vision, or an allergic reaction, stop taking cialis

. >> reporter: at least 100 structures were damaged in elk city. elk city maier. >> it looked like some of the houses just exploded. some looked like they had been torn apart by high winds. >> reporter: the winds tossed cars and trucks like match box cars. a 53-year-old man was after his cause was thrown 7,300 feet pinning him between his vehicle and home. man called 911 and said i'm going my shelter and never made it off his property. you live in the midwest, stay tuned. >>> ahead, we're going to talk to bob schieffer about his conversations with gop senators, how they say white house is >> announcer: this national weather report sponsored by toyota. let's go places. >>> an ohio police officer says a small amount of fentanyl on his sweatshirt caused him to overdose after a drug bust. >> ahead, his story and how he survived and the dea's warning to first responders. >> you're watching "cbs this morning." >> announcer: this portion of "cbs this morning" sponsored by fastsigns. more than fast, more than signs. improve our workflow. attract new custom

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