here's a closer look at florida georgia line. >> ♪ >> florida georgia line i think is a no hater if youre going to hate but it is what we do and we will have fun. >> when 2014 started everyone wanted to know what they were going to do next. could they deliver a second album that had as many hits on it and made people really want to see them. >> ♪ >> we're country to the core but we like to incorporate our influence and have have a good time, keep it fresh. that is who we are. >> i think the whole am bum as a whole came together in a way where there is something for everybody. every song istive rent. it shows different side of who we are. >> ♪ >> it showed another sign of florida georgia line that they needed to put out there. >> they had an amazing 2013 an amazing 2014 and it made people who might not be country fans think maybe i do like country music. >> in 2015 the sky is the limit and they will reach as far as they can. >> see who takes home award for entertainer of the year at ac m sunday night at 8:00 right the here on cbs-3. we will role down your window today, katie. >> baby you

coming up, we will hear all with the big year for the the group florida georgia line. >>> it is a casemistaken identity, fire fighters rush to the scene of the burping home after hearing pleas for help but it turns out they weren't human. we will explain coming up next. >>> a warm day yesterday so what can we expect today? hopefully a little more of the same? carol has the the latest when we retu ♪ ♪ ♪ turn around ♪ ♪ every now and then i get a little bit hungry ♪ ♪ and there's nothing good for me around ♪ ♪ turn around ♪ ♪ every now and then i get a little bit tired ♪ ♪ of craving something that i can't have ♪ ♪ turn around, barbara ♪ ♪ forever i've been praying for a snack in my life ♪ ♪ and now i have a brownie ending all of my strife ♪ ♪ i finally found the right snack ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> coming up we're following the latest development on the search for a suspect that left three people injured. >>> also, a fire forced a family out of their home what they were doing right before those flames, broke out. we will have details. >>> today it is sunday april 19th good morning thanks so much for j

. ♪ makes me want to roll my windows down and cruise ♪ >> florida georgia line. >> florida georgia line'ske me want to roll my window down. >> and cruise. you make me want to roll my windows up. >> at the end of this ride one of them says hey, are we going to keep this on the dl? >> all right, brother. >> hey, keep it between us. remember what happened last time. >> what happened last time? >> okay. >> don't worry about that. it's between us. >>> i believe you call it soccer. a sport that requires a lot of skill, finess. in arizona there is arizona united. >> yeah! >> yes. in scottsdale these guys getting out there, having a good time getting their training and putting together a video. they recently received a new transfer from the united kingdom. >> oh, my -- >> do you know what's funny? such a distinct difference. i was checking out the players' legs and then we got to ollie. it was like oh! >> thanks for the confidence boost, guys. >> we've seen so many of these truck shot videos that i decide to find out how hard it is. i come down to arizona united to pull off an epic trick shot. or

tell you about the impromptu concert that had them dancing ♪ >>> florida georgia lines with big wins.right here on cbs3. the band picked up vocal duo of the year and shared sew vocal event of the year with luke brian. brian also taking home entertainer of the year. >> so many brought artists that we saw on the air tonight. country music as a whole has really exploded in recent years. back in the day it used to be more of a southern thing. >> true, true. now it seems like everybody is listening no matter where they are. we went behind the scenes of the doc and andy show on into .5 xtu and asked why. >> ♪ >> is the sound of philadelphia going country? maybe a little bit country and not so much rock and roll. let's not get that crazy when you look and listen there is a bit of twang to philly's music scene these days. ♪ >> may be rock is little more style. you'll get a song with a rock influence. it crosses over to everything you're looking for and something new that people are always looking for something new. i think country music has something great to offer. >> so what gives? why are

. >> chip kelly was in florida georgia reportedly checking out usc receiver nelson aguilar and also florida's christian green and will work out central florida's rashad perryman. they are expected to take a receiver in the first two rounds and chip kelly getting a lot of frequent flyer miles. it's back. the philly cheesesteak pizza. get our philly cheesesteak pizza. with original philly cheesesteak company steak and garlic parmesan sauce. a large for just $12. better ingredients. hns.com >>> we've got some good news and not so great news? >> tomorrow it is going to be warm but come with rain. just don't forget the umbrella. at least it will be near 70 degrees. we could see thunderstorms tomorrow and locally heavy rainfall and shouldn't be last lasting too long in any area at a time. the weekend it should dry out and the weekend should be cooler. >> thanks for being here tonight and we'll see you here tomorrow. sab man melgen. salomon macungie. jamie sill vonnk york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- first lady michelle obama, matthew m

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garth brooks and the chart topping duo florida georgia line are strong contenders. >> ♪ >> reporter:bert will sing a medley of her hit little red wagon and momma's broken heart one of 23 performances at the 50th acm awards show. suzanne marquez arlington texas. >> you can see the acm awards right here on cbs3 tomorrow night at 8 o'clock and stay tuned cbs3 for "eyewitness news" at 11:30 after the awards. chris and jessica all the gang beasley reece and kathy orr will be here tomorrow night. >>> now, if you were getting ready to walk 60 miles, how would you possibly prepare for that? coming up on "eyewitness news," see how these komen volunteers are gearing up for a very long hall, all in the name of curing cancer. >>> a case of mistaken identity you don't want to miss. firefighters rush into a burning home to save residents trapped inside and find out that it wasn't people that were calling for help at all. justin. >> and we had summer-like temperatures to kick off the weekend. now get ready for cooler numbers in the seven-day forecast. those details coming up. >> also the flyers wer

is the only woman up for entertainer of the year, garth brooks and the chart stopping due duo florida georgia line. suzanne marquez, cbs news, arlington, texas. >> and a reminder the academy of country music awards airs tonight at 8:00 p.m. >> well, hollywood made its way to cleveland as hundreds watched some of the greatest artists walk down the red carpet. they inducted their class of 2015 last night. bill withers, the band green day and lou reed. the force behind velvet underground. >>> we'll tell you about a program that's helping show the softer side of pretty tough inmates. >>> i'll be back with an update on your forecast, a big drop in temperatures today, and some rain on the way. so we're going to time that out for you. some pretty tough inmates are getting kinder thanks to some four-legged friends. the missouri department of corrections has a program called puppies on patrol. the inmates train them until they're obedient enough to be to wanted. >> when the dog leaves, it's the hardest part to see. it's a good dog. >> the program graduated its 3,000th dog. >> and speaking of dogs, we

that severe weather lingers in alabama, florida, and georgia. damaging wind and hail are the biggest threats. an isolated tornado can't be ruled out. flash floods possible. >>> well still ahead, why the government is urging a change to the drinking water coming out of your tap. >>> would-be school shooter stopped. the teacher who took him down now being called a hero. >>> we'll return to the breaking news out of baltimore. riots erupting well into the night. we have the latest and see what one mom did henwhen she saw her son rioting. [female narrator] foods rich in folic acid like white bread and leafy greens can help prevent some birth defects before you even know you're pregnant. >>> well, activists on both sides of the gay marriage issue squaring off today outside the supreme court. inside, the nine justices take the historic step of taking up the issue. a patchwork of legislative changes and legal decisions has made same-sex marriage legal in all but 14 states. today, justices will hear arguments on whether the constitution keeps the states

picks award for entertainer of the year. ♪ why should we ♪ >> reporter: vocal duo of the year florida georgiaank you all our music and country fans. we love you guys. >> reporter: jason aldean. >> it's my pleasure my pride, and my joy to introduce my daughter taylor swift. >> in a touching moment taylor swift accepted the milestone honor from her mother andrea who was recently diagnosed with cancer. >> i'm so happy, so happy they learned to write songs in a town like nashville. i'm so grateful that i learned what hard work is from my heroes who are all sitting here. >> reporter: those artists helped make country's biggest night feel more like a concert than an award show. so obviously the night was a lot of fun. then we took it backstage and met with some of the night's biggest winners. let me tell you what norah. luke bryan had a lot to say. you're going to hear from him in the 8:00 hour. >> looking forward to that. jan, did you have the time of your life? >> i think without exaggeration, yes, it was the time of my life. >> i love that sparkly jacket you have on. >> reporter: thank you. >> g

florida coast. parts of texas saw large chunks of hail pile up. the storms produced at least four tornados in georgia and alabama. piles of debris are all that remain in parts of south carolina after the storm passed through. and falling trees are responsible for at least two death this is morning. a cincinnati woman was killed when one tree crushed her car. an atlanta woman died when another fell on to her home. >> >>. >>> baltimore's mayor promises ketability following the death of a man in police custody. freddie gray died yesterday, a week after his arrest. lawyers say his spine was nearly severed. mark albert is in baltimore where lawyers accuse police of covering up. what happened? mark, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. this is the spot where police held freddie gray on the ground. it's also been the scene of protests and demands for answers. freddie gray's screams can be heard on this cell phone video that cbs station wjz obtained from his family. it shows white baltimore police officers lifting and carrying gray, his feet dragging on the ground. the officers put him into a police van

that's where you see the red watch boxes including florida and georgia and the carolinas and the drenched areas with torrential rain, powerful thunderstorms winds across georgia as well, that's where we've seen a lot of the damaged homes and downed trees and power lines. forecasters are saying we'll expect more flash flooding and tornadoes to break out as this thing moves north and east. >> look at the size of that. kansas pelted by large hail. thankfully out of all of it no reports of major damage or injuries so far. evacuation orders have been lifted for hundreds of homeowners in southern california's riverside county. the wildfire that forced them to escape last night has since charred nearly 1,000 acres. but that fire, we're told 25% contained so they've been able to get more of a handle on it. crews initially had trouble reaching the fire which is near a dam. authorities are warning people the region will be very dense with smoke for days to come. >>> rescuers losing hope that more survivors will be found in that boat disaster in the mediterranean sea. more details coming in. hundred

guest: on our application just over a year old, three states completed the process, florida georgia andlaska. six states have passed in one house our application this year. there is also an effort going on for just a balanced budget amendment, little over 20 states that have apply for a convention of states for that particular purpose. host: they have to apply for the same purpose for a convention to be called? guest: yes. there is another one trying to repeal citizens united. there is a handful of states that have done that. you have to have two thirds agree on the particular subject matter. the citizens united applications don't go to bars, are still going to balanced budget. we think it's a good idea but only accompanied by taxing and spending limitations. that is why we say fiscal restraints rather than just a balanced budget. host: let's go to houston, texas. caller: good morning. glad to be here this morning talking to you. we have a president, and a homeland security, jeh johnson sitting back sitting back applying these kids from south america and overcrowding in the schools and

the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from florida -- georgia reserves his time. and the gentleman from maryland is recognized. mr. van hollen: thank you mr. speaker. i would remind my colleague that when president obama was sworn in we were losing 780,000 jobs per month. per month. we were in a nose dive. it took a little while to climb out of that deep valley, but we have now had 61 consecutive months of positive job growth, 12.1 million jobs. longest streak in history. so job growth coming back. we got a ways to go. no doubt about it. we need to do even better. that's why i don't understand a republican budget that the congressional budget office tells us was slow -- would slow down economic growth in the next couple years. that's what the nonpartisan budget pros tell us. it will slow down economic growth. our republican colleagues say they don't have enough yet we have a budget, the congressional budget office says next couple years we'll slow it down. just as we continue to grow at record levels. they also have a budget as i indicated that says to people who

but if they move, if they drive over the border from florida into georgia, for example they lose those benefits. the same scenario applies to our seniors and their right to social security spousal benefits. so why does this happen? simply because the federal rights to these benefits happens to be defined in law with respect to the state of residence rather than the state of celebration of the marriage. in other words eligibility for these federal benefits is based on where you live, not where you got married. so we have one federal right and two unequal outcomes based on the person's residence. this is the definition of unequal treatment under the law. no one is denying that americans earn their social security and veterans benefits regardless of whether they are gay or straight. and since the supreme court's decision in the windsor case struck down parts of a defense of marriage act no one can deny that the federal government is required to recognize all legal marriages. for almost all federal agencies, this went into effect right away. gay married couples can now file joint taxes in

we have a tornado watch, as you mentioned, for parts of florida, up towards georgia and alabama. and i'm hoping -- okay let's zoom in and show you where the watch is in effect. 6:00 p.m. for new orleans. jazz fest going on in new orleans so people are urged to pay close attention to either your local weather stations of course. an then our tornado watch for parts of florida in towards georgia and alabama for the next hour or so. we're going to start to see these watches throughout the afternoon and the overnight. we have a severe thunderstorm warning west of new orleans. isolated tornadoes. we have a tornado warning that has just been posted south of valdosta valdosta florida. this is going to be ongoing through out the afternoon and into the evening. then we have another more impressive event that's going to come out the rockies on sunday and monday. you can see that upper level low spinning across the rockies. that's one of the main ingredients we need. very cold air behind it. cold enough for snow across the rockies. and so our setup is going to be favorable. not only this wee

georgia reserves his time. for what purpose does the gentleman from florida seek recognition? mr. hastings: thank you very much, mr. speaker. i thank the gentleman from georgia, my good friend, for yielding me the customary 30 minutes for debate and i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. hastings: mr. speaker, totally unrelated, to my assigned task, i do feel very strongly that, and i'm sure many members of the house of representatives, as many american citizens, feel the horror of what transpired in napal and i would just like to say, probably speaking for just about every member, that our heartfelt condolences are with the nap lease people. and -- napalese people and our hope is that the world will rally to them, as have many, including america. and allow the injured and the homeless are taken care of. mr. speaker had h.r. 2029 -- mr. speaker, h.r. 2029, the military construction veterans affairs and related agencies appropriations act for fiscal year 2016, provides for a total of $76.6 billion in discretionary funding

have severe thunderstorm warnings just starting to light up the screen here in parts of florida, alabama, and georgia. large hail being reported. very damaging winds. 60 miles per hour. 70 miles per hour winds and then up across the ohio river valley toward illinois and indiana that's where we're also seeing the potential for strong to severe storms this evening. here's our future radar. we'll watch the storm exit. be aware where we could see the severe potential. keep your weather radios on and then our next storm system could bring a foot and a half of snow across the rockies as it ejects into the plains on monday. so here's your severe threat overnight tonight across the ohio tennessee river valley and mid-atlantic and then tomorrow our next system a brand new system moves in so the southern plains again, oklahoma texas, down toward austin into monday. monday and tuesday some of the same areas that were hit hard. eric this is typical for this time of the year. we have actually been on the lower side of the tornado county but it just takes one to cause a massive amount of damage. back to you. >> sa

confirmed in alabama, meanwhile, high wind and heavy rain also caused damage for residents in georgia florida, abe other states. the despite damage residents say, they are just glad no one was seriously hurt. >> my next step is just putting everything back together and rebuilding, as long as my family is okay, this is material things and we can always rebuild. >> south east isn't out of the wood just yet more severe storms are possible today while mid-atlantic and east coast are expecting heavy rain and that includes us and in sue satisfies full forecast, coming up in just a minute. >>> cooking oil left unattended in california's flood control basin is being blamed for wild fires. they managed to direct that fire away from the community and lifted evacuation order. hundreds of acres have burned, but so far in reports of any injuries. >>> many of us, enjoyed the warm weather. i mean sat the day was crazy beautiful, right. >> yeah. >> that good weather was enjoyed by the first family as well. >> the the president, mrs. obama and daughters went on a hike in great falls park in virginia yesterday

tomorrow look for thunderstorms from ohio down to tennessee, kentucky and the carolinas, georgia, florida most of the western two-thirds of the nation will be dry except for snow falling over the higher elevations of wyoming. on to california we'll see sunny skies from top to bottom upper 70s at chico, 80 in los angeles and 86 palm springs and here in the bay area, we'll have sunny skies tomorrow and upper 70s to near 80 inland and it will get hotter than that or warmer than that i should say thursday and friday and we is several lovely, almost summerlike days coming our way as we approach the end of the week. larry and ama? >> thank you spencer. still ahead on abc 7 news at 4:00, see what happens when marvels avengers assemble for jimmy kimmel live. first, rookies with robots and the unlikely team from a bay area high school now getting ready to compete for a top prize. >> i'm 7 on your side's michael finney, does your family spend >>> covering fremont, palo alto, north bay and all the bay area, this is abc 7 news. >>> apple has set a date for its annual worldwide developer's conference.

currently it is raining in southern georgia and florida, and that's almost the end of it.orida it also knocked out the heat wave in the south it was up to nearly 30 degrees, we're down to 40 degree. but i think at the time that's the end of that battered nasty weather. it is creeping through georgia and up through the carolinas, and leaving behind finish-looking weather, 23 degrees or so for denver and dallas. it's florida wet weather will be. and that will spread further south as well. and take out cuba's heat wave. again, high 30s. that will be gone pretty soon as the rain starts to fallin stead and back to 31. foley. >>> thank you very much. now to burundi, where there is a third day of protests against the president's decision to run for a third term. let's go live to malcolm webb who is there for us. the protesters aren't giving up. you know they are intent on protesting these last few days. >> reporter: that's right. absolutely no sign of backing down. there are still protests going on right now in a couple of suburbs. there were a lot of protesters here a few hours

and his early success earned him slots touring with jason al dean, florida georgia line and lee bricecongratulations. >> thank you. i appreciate it. >> does it still seem surreal to you? >> very much. i think it'll probably be surreal for the rest of my life. >> here's how we'll make it real. we have something for you. >> oh thank you. y'all are awesome. >> it's really heavy spp it really made of gold? it's so heavy. it's not as fancy as what you got from jason aldean from tour ogen him. >> what's it like to be touring with guys you idolize? >> it's funny. because jason just got married and i was at his wedding and stuff. you know, he's a celebrity and it's still weird. because he just cuts up just like me. >> you're a celebrity now too. look at that. >> i don't -- i mean, i put my jeans on the same way everybody else does. he's just a normal guy too. so we just hang out and we're friends. that's the cool thing about the country music industry. we're all buddyies and hang out. >> one of the things that makes you different is that you actually sing opera. >> i do. somebody yesterday ac

almost 90,000 confederates stationed in the carolinas georgia and florida. in the process, the two generals become good friends. according to sources that's the secret. they would meet and spread out their maps on the floor and start refighting their old battles and campaigns. it was in february of 1981 sherman died and johnston was invited to be an honorary pallbearer at the funeral. it's a cold day in february. as sherman's casket rolled by johnston is 84 years old by this time incidentally, removes his hat. the person standing next to johnston, say, general, put your hat back on your head, you'll catch your death of cold. to which johnston reply, if sherman were standing here in my place and?4, i were at his, he would not put that hat back on his head. soon that cold johnston caught developed into pneumonia and johnston passed away on march 21, 1891, the 26th anniversary of bentonville. thank you. >> great job. you covered a lot in a short period of time. we do have time for a few questions as usual. step up to the microphone and let mark have any questio

even ongoing flood concerns and severe weather that stretches towards florida and georgia. more rain moving to the carolinas and that's just today as we look towards your sunday once again, the bull's eye for severe weather, back into portions of texas. alex, back to you. >> okay. paul goodloe with the weather channel, thank you. >>> to new and overwhelming reaction to the bruce jenner interview as the former olympian turned reality star breaks his silence. in an interview with diane sawyer jenner revealed he's transitioning to a woman. >> for all intents and purposes i am a woman. people look at me differently. they see you as this macho male but my heart and soul and everything that i do in life it is part of me that female side is part of me. that's who i am. why now? i just can't pull the curtain any longer. okay. >> well joining me now is carmen a transgender model who transitioned from a man to a woman. you look beautiful this morning or afternoon now. >> hi. >> while bruce jenner identifies as a woman he prefers others still use the pro nouns he and him. i know carme

jorge: autoridades de la florida arrestaron a un tercer sospechoso acusado de una violaciÓn en grupo. fue detenido en georgiarida que ha cobrado notoriedad por haber aterrizado en un helicÓptero en los jardines del capitolio, estuvo hoy en corte, por ahora permanecerÁ bajo arresto domiciliario y como nos dice pablo gato, dough hughes podrÍa enfrentar un severo castigo por esta hazaÑa. pablo: con su uniforme del servicio de correos, dough hughes saliÓ de la corte federal, permanecerÁ bajo arresto domiciliario y vigilado por grillete electrÓnico. encararÁ cargos por aterrizar un helicÓptero en el capitolio. >> yo creo que el fiscal del distrito de colombia va a tratar de ser muy serio en la manera en que trata de castigar a este individuo. pablo: el juego podrÍa costarle varios aÑos de cÁrcel, el objetivo serÍa evitar incidentes similares. fuentes del senado dicen que la policÍa fue informada una hora antes pero que la movilizaciÓn no llegÓ hasta que vieron el aparato. las agencias de seguridad revisarÁn sus protocolos, dijo la casa blanca. >> cuando de pronto vino la policÍa con todos los armamentos que tiene

. >> alabama georgia and florida have been dealing with everything from high winds and heavy rain toes fox's kelly wright takes a look at the destruction. >> i've seen trees that big fall over. i never thought would it happen to me. >> reporter: cleanup and recovery underway after severe storms sweep across the southeast. the strong weather system causing damage and several states. in alabama confirmed category ef1 tornado touching down. destroying homes and uprooting trees in a rural area east of birmingham. one homeowner saying that while he's upset about the damage to his house he's just glad no one was seriously hurt. my next step is putting everything back together. rebuilding. i mean, as long as my family is okay um, this is material list tick things. we can always rebuild. >> the florida panhandle also getting hit with strong winds. heavy rain and lightning in the town of east milton lightning strikeing a home setting a fire and forcing the residents out. the family will have to find some place else to live while the damage is being repaired. >> i guess about 8:15 i want to sa

had high wind, heavy rain, tornadoes causing widespread problems in alabama aforementioned georgia and florida among all kind of other states in that region. >> fox's kelly wright looks at that destruction. >> i have seen trees falling over but i never would have have thought it would happen to me. >> reporter: clean up and recovery is underway after severe storms sweep across the the south east, strong weather system causing damage in several states. in alabama a confirmed category ef1 tornado touching down. destroying homes, and up rooting trees rural area east of birmingham. one home owner says while he is upset about the the damage to his house he is glad no one was seriously hurt. >> my next step is putting everybody back together, rebuilding as long as my family is okay, this is material stick things we can always rebuild. >> reporter: florida panhandle is getting hit with strong wind, heavy rain, lightening in the town of east milton lightening striking a home setting a a fire and forcing residents out. family will to have find someplace else to live while damage is being repair. >> i g

georgia, loader alabama. their impact especially florida and georgia. back to your phone calls. bishop is joining us next from detroit, michigan. good morning. caller: yes, sir. good morning, mr. scully. i have good news. true religion unites. the good news is that the teacher is here. the son of man is here. you can reach him on youtube. he streams live today at 12:00 eastern standard time. what divides this religion is that you have so many people falsely represented. they don't understand the scriptures and they are saying that they were sent to teach us. they are basically line. they have divided the books and divided the people. but now the son of man is here tonight is an to just the true understanding of the scriptures. host: ok. from detroit, michigan. another viewer historically, religion has both divided and united. net good or not bad? and political essay inside the "washington post" on senator menendez. bob menendez doesn't belong in the u.s. senate, writes dana mi lbank. next is john from maryland. you say religion divides us, why? caller: hey, good morning. did you

arizona, texas georgia, potentially florida. do you think that cities will face any resistance if they try to aggressively sign people up for the order from some of the state governments? >> i haven't seen a lot of state governments try to block them. your right. they can be incongruous. for instance, the 25 26 states that have sued on administrative relief, we're looking to do a brief of a bunch of cities to counteract that. and many of the cities are larger than the states that are even suing. the way we can plan things coordinated, we found in red states that are tl are republican controlled legislatorses and governors who are doing better than the democrats and cities around the country. this is an economic boom to their state if they get this right. sl tl is legislation we'll come back to a minute which is intended to stop it. 25 states are participating. do you think that will have a significant or material effect on the willingness of people to come forward? might they fear it is contingent and this may not really happen?

a string of thunderstorms from boston to washington to the carolinas and parts of georgia and the floridahandle and inland in parts of tennessee and northern alabama and mississippi. meanwhile, up in the northwest, a few showers. most of the remainder of the west is dry. across california, sunny and mild from chico to sacramento and fresno. 69 in los angeles. warm 87 in palm springs. in the bay area sunny skies and highs in the upper 50s. upper 60s to lower 70s inland. tomorrow evening at o.co coliseum the as taking on the mariners in a weekend series. game time 7:05. sunny and cool at that time, about 57 degrees. temperatures will drop off two, three, four degrees over the next three hours. lovely evening for baseball. a little on the cool side by oakland's standards. i don't think that will bother anyone. >> thanks. >>> still ahead funny or false. who isn't laughing at the rob lowe ads pulled from the air waves? >>> apple alternatives. michael is checking out digital music players. are they worth the big ce >>> you have seen spots. directv is pulling commercials featuring rob lowe showi

grandmother was full blooded native american and on my mother's side her family hailed from the georgia floridadon't know if you know atlanta in august. >> i lived there yes. >> it can be brutal. it's hot it's humid. we're shooting in the rural areas. 35 minutes north of atlanta. around lakes. so the mosquitoes were like kamikaze. they would come in and just -- you know. it was a little challenging. but this season we started a month later and it made all the difference. it was great. >> did you learn any products to keep them away if you have to go back around that time of the year? >> you know, i just kind of stayed inside and just wrapped myself in a blanket. you know what i mean? >> i'm going inside. >> yeah. something i didn't know about you. we know you play a medical examiner on "svu." your parents ran a funeral home. >> yes. that's true. born and raised in a funeral home. everybody says what was that like? it was normal. that's all i knew. but i guess you can kind of say it prepared me to play the m.e. on "svu." >> you wanted to go to medical school at some point. >> from the time i was

we have a tornado watch in effect for the folks in alabama and georgia and the florida panhandle whereghborhoods here. take shelter immediately if and when you have a tornado warning in your neighborhood. tornado watch meaning that conditions are favorable for tornadoes and looks like we have a severe thunderstorm warning. north and west of panama city. look at pensacola. heavy rain, the potential for hail and damaging winds as well. a large section of real estate under the gun for the possibility of severe weather. hail, damaging winds and tornadoes are possible and then that's going to move over to the east coast. the southeast, the mid-atlantic, also up toward the northeast where of course we have a rush hour to get through tomorrow morning and into the afternoon where we could see the potential for strong to severe storms. heavy rainfall. this is what we have seen already along the gulf coast. over 12 inches of rain in seven days. we'll see the potential for flooding all up and down the east coast as we head into monday. several inches of rain. the flooding is going to be a problem

would become poorer and poorer, and it would hurt the british's determination to take over georgia and florida. slavery under spanish rule was quite a bit different from what we consider slavery to be. it was not considered a natural state, and it was not due to race or color. when the spaniards came to the americas, they brought that belief with them, and that is what allowed fort mose to become a free society, so slaves could leave their owners, and that was the only thing required, to follow the spaniards' religious belief. catholicism was very important. they were required to convert to catholicism in order to obtain their freedom and it was daily. was just part of their daily lives. in 1740, the british attacked fort mose. a general by the name of james oglethorpe led the attack on fort mose. they were concerned that the members of the militia might try to take georgia or southern carolina, or that they may cause another major uprising amongst the remainders of the black slave community. they were successful in capturing the fort. fortunately, all members of the families at the fort were

ooymp@see it's coming out of alabama through georgia and the carolinas now, even to north florida see something showers. this is going to throw some moisture in the formts of clouds and -- form of clouds and even a couple of showers into the appalachians as we get into this evening, especid west of i- 816789 see at 3:00, maybe whitfield, going down that way. if you're taking a trip down 81, you'll run into some of that. western maryland, shenandoah valley tomorrow morning could have some showers. we could even see a few peeks of sun early but we'll be mostly cloudy tomorrow. by lunch time, looks like the bulk of the showers again along and west of the blue ridge but as we get into the afternoon, we'll have a better chance for some showers. we see the brightest colors, the heaviest rains. yeah, they're way out west over toward harrisonburg, up into areas north of cumberland toward bedford, pennsylvania as opposed to d.c. so if you are traveling west or watching us from those western areas, better chance of rain there, tomorrow. then as we head into friday, notify how the push comes in

. >> host: let's go to our other line for opposing same-sex marriage greenwood florida, georgia. go ahead. >> caller: i opposed gay marriage in the first place. they have the right to adopt children and put them through living hell when they start school. most children know that it takes a man and a woman to produce a child. when that child is eight years old -- when you get that child in school people pick on the menu called bullying. it ain't bullying. it's a damnation of our country. it's destroying that child life to have 22 parents at the same sex. >> host: have you seen some evidence of the examples you are talking about in greenwood? cocco there was a couple that adopted a black child, a white couple and he had some trouble and they gave the child back. the children at school said hey you have gay parents and if they gay lost a former contract to have a relationship with a gay that's their business that marriage is between a man and a woman. >> host: hashtag we are using here's one from kevin that tweets this isn't about religious marriage. this is about civil marriage and

georgia. that will impact the florida pan handle over the next 24 hours.assee to jacksonville and charleston. sunny over the west, cold enough for snow believe it or not across maine, new hampshire, and virmt. it will stay warm enough to stay liquid from new york to boston. temperatures topping at about 51. isa, back to you. >> thanks very much. as always. >>> it was one woman's lucky day on the american game show the price is right. she won a car, but by mistake. watch this. >> go ahead. no. oh. >> i won it. >> congratulations. we just gave you a car. >> whoops. the game's model accidently revealed the correct answer. and it sent host drew carey into a laughing fit. the contestant was thrilled. a tweet said sometimes you wake up and feel like getting somebody a car. >> and that does it for us for this hour. thank you very much for joining us. for our viewers in the united states new day is just ahead. for everyone else we'll be back with a check of your headlines in just a moment. stay here with cnn, the world's news leaderf to enhance your eyes. introduc

florida. marginal risk for severe weather. but a rain storm for areas like georgiand into the carolinas as we go throughout the day. back towards the west high pressure keeping the area really dry so sunny skies expected from denver to oklahoma city. even into houston temperatures in the 20s. but rain from chicago into atlanta and also into miami, maybe some thunderstorms with a high of 31 degrees way down towards the south. as we wrap things up with a look at europe we're keeping an eye on a cold front that's located towards the east. this system has been bringing heavy rainfall to the central portions of the continent for the past couple of days. it's scooting towards the east bringing possibility of strong storms into western areas of russia. another low coming down into the united kingdom and also into ireland and bringing rain and dropping temperatures down into teens as we go towards wednesday. so look out for some of that shower activity. 16 in paris. down towards the iberian peninsula temperatures in the low 20s for the high on wednesday and cooler temperatu

this one in georgia there is one in florida these two low pressure systems, expected to merge and then become off-shore storm coastal storm, but we do expect the low itself to displace this high pressure system and become a coastal low or off shore storm really. there you see it by tomorrow, at noon, just spreading some clouds to the north and for the most part, a lofter lust see only clouds die penned on the storm. some scattered showers around, maybe even the possibility of some heavy rain, say southern delaware or the eastern shore of maryland. and then, it looks like mostly just cloudy and cooler, for friday were the northeast flow cooler temperatures, as warm as it will be today there won't be the case tomorrow. >> ultimate doppler not expected to bother us today yeah. now it, has gotten cooler in the last hour. forty-five in allentown 46 in mount pocono lancaster 45, 46 reading #r one trenton. 52 degrees in wildwood, and 49 in atlantic city. so, it is sweater weather to start the day. but, the kids will be leaving those jackets at school for sure later on. 78-mile per hour winds

florida. down through alabama and into southwestern georgia.to see the storms this morning. then later on this afternoon, and into this evening we're looking at another round of storms to develop. those could produce isolated tornadoes but hail and damaging wind gusts will be our biggest threat in the orange area right through northern louisiana and eastern texas. now tomorrow we've got the boston marathon. good thing we're talking about massachusetts here. it's going to be a rainy one though. showers fill in through the morning, it's a little bit cool temperatures only in the 40s and winds will start to pick up through the day. an east wind kind of running into the wind there. tomorrow a chance of stronger storms through the mid-atlantic down through the southeast. but the middle of the country could dry ou that's a look at the >>> good morning to you. i'm meteorologist anthony slaughter. waking up to some fog this morning and cloud cover in san francisco and very calm conditions. but later on this afternoon, we will see some sunshine. it's go

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oh yes this low pressure system in georgia south carolina another in southern florida. merge and become a coastal storm. it looks like, from the projections of most of our computer models, that the storm, over the next couple of days, will stay off shore. but it will throw back some clouds for us, and it will give some of us some showers all the more reason to get out and enjoy today. we are off to cool start in a lot of places. kids waiting for the bus stop, especially early it will be in the four's in the suburb, 45 allentown 44 lancaster 47 in mount pocono. here in the city we have 57 degrees so already off to a pretty comfortable start. we have 52 in wildwood and wilmington 50 degrees in dover, delaware. wind are not at issue but they could be picking up little bit around sunrise, only 5 miles an hour, in philadelphia right now. but as that storm get little closer they may pick up, we could have, gusts as high as 20 miles an hour, not extreme wind but just few breezes really nothing to mar the beauty of this day. looking past couple of days, we see after the 50's ov