it's down along the gulf coast where we see that tore mad i can impact happening still today. each one of these polygons means it's ripe for tornadoes to spin up. it's going to continue to sweep along the gulf coast, so more mississippi running over into alabama. i also want to show you the back side of this system. there was standing know in portions of colorado, kansas, through the overnight hours and early this morning. the back side of this system is pulling in cold air and bringing some snow. as i said, a large one. you are looking at area stretching up from southern i will know up into indiana. we are under flash flood warnings. running all the way count mississippi. all areas where you can see dangerous flooding. the real big concern farce seeing tore mad i can activity, that really is going to be contained to the gulf coast. that's our severe threat throughout the rest of today. in the overnight hours the dade threa --the tornado threat is vy similar. here is the hour-by-hour forecast. if there is any good news it's limited to sunday. we'll watch this move across the s

into portions of mississippi, portions nor thrn alabama red polygon we are under tornado watch gulf coast severe weather also this leading edge, that line of storms, that is where you are going to see the most severe weather to new orleans stretching farther north running up into as you head farther north weeks look at this line every yello polygon that is a severe thunderstorm dropped radar for you to stand out a little bit more that is at a severe thunderstorm winds up to 60 miles per hour, that stretches all the way down new orleans that red box right there, currently that is our only severe tornado warned storm at this point, we have been seeing those pop up consistently as this entire line has been moving across the south, across the gulf states, that is going to continue throughout all of today, put this in motion for you you can pay attention to radar, to your time stamp in the corner this is going to run all the way along the florida you gulf coast, stretching on up into portions alabama georgia, moving through atlanta area today, this is going to continue to be a big story, throu

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fires are burning in central florida and the southern gulf coast. thousands of people have had to evacuate. they have gotten some rain down there, which has helped, but still these wildfires are far from contained. >>> a global stand for science on this earth day. teachers, students and families join scientists to demand respect and funding from england to australia, new york, to l.a., to here, to.c in support of science. an estimated 10,000 marchers showed up for the main event on the national mall. organizers say president trump proposed budget cuts to health and sciences won't just impact far off forests but also our everyday lives. >> i think people are seeing more and more how environmental issues affect them. not only just from a quality of life perspective but an economic perspective. >> science makes it possible that we don't leave anyone behind when we build the cleaner, fairer future for all. >> lovers of science had some fun while at it, too, showing off creativity there with banners and costumes. one dressed there as a dinosaur to protes

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you'd be interested in studying the historical processes that have happened from the southern the gulf coastpamax go. >> that's a possibility. as you point out, the five us states approximately one half of the the gulf coastline. cuba and mexico sure the other half. i decided to focus on the five us states for a couple of reasons. one, the american interaction with the gulf of mexico exceeds that of mexico and cuba. the other reason is that i knew my audience would be americans and i wanted them to get to know this see as i said earlier beyond the beaches and beyond an oil spill. the other reason is 85% of freshwater flow running to the gulf of mexico comes out of the five us states. these wonderful estuaries that the the gulf has are concentrated around the states. the ecological character also dictated my decision to focus on the five us states. as far as going to mexico and cuba and writing about their part of the the gulf it's an intriguing idea. i don't know that i do a full book but i'd like to do maybe some articles, i'd love to go down to cuba and write about the gardens of the queen

a strong storm system stretching from the gulf coast all the way to the canadian border.the strongest cells, the yellow there, are in indiana tennessee as well. yesterday's storms ripped up parts of arkansas, damaging homes and pulling up trees. there were also high winds and heavy rain in southern illinois. bending and snapping trees there. >> wow. >> there is another storm system following this one. >> busy time. for accuweather justin pavick. good morning. >> kendis, diane. good morning to you. strong, gusty thunderstorms ahead of the front later this afternoon. although, the interstate 95 corridor is going to be partly sunny and very, very warm. later this week, concern turns back to south plains, damaging wind. hail, tornados starting up later friday. at the same time, we are talking about accumulating snows towards denver. west of denver over higher terrain. some areas could see over half a foot. diane, kendis. >> half a foot of snow, april 27th. justin. thank you. police in iowa released recording of the 911 call former "bachelor" star, chris soules made from the s

spilling into the gulf, the havoc it was wreaking on wetlands and other critical ecosystems of the gulf coast, you know, from texas all the way to florida. and the sort or feeling of helplessness. >> the spill was the size of hawaii. it was literally an oil tsunami in the gulf of mexico. thousands and thousands of gallons of crcrude oil spilling into the watater every minute, eveery day. thihis was a manmade catastrophe. and it just struck me that this is--this is the scariest thing i've ever seen. this is a serious threat when oil spills, not just to marine life. obviously that's bad, and obviously the beaches. we're still getting tar washing g up n those beaches now. but alalso to the livelihohos of the people in these regionons. in the gulf, 8 out of 10 people hhave a livelihood connected either to the oil and gas drilling industry or to hospititality and tourism. a anl of those things were devastated by t this spill. >> the spill has brought life, uh, to a lot of the issues in the gulf and all of the ancillary businesssses. family fisheries, d docks, the mamarina, the icehouses, the trans

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gulf coast.i thought eggland air force base had some sort of missile defense assets. i'm i'm not sure. how do we consider threats from the south -- are they important enough to put in this missile defense framework? >> tom, do you want to go? >> there is nothing there. there is nothing there. not just cruise, but ballistic. we're all looking in the other you direction. you detect it, but you wouldn't be able to do much about it. you can correct me if i am wrong on that. but i think this is why we ought to look for maybe -- what are you trying to defend against? is it the venezuelan irbm progr i think i think that the principle of flexibility and mobility might be more valuable. transportable and all these other sort of things. might be more valuable so in the event something happens, if it happens, we're able to adapt to it. that's that's what we emphasize in the you you can't line the united states coastline with defenses, you know -- >> we can't go back to conrad at continental regional air def

shows it stretching from the gulf coast up to minnesota. right now. and very intense in some areas. as it sweeps eastward. it may produce damaging wind and thunderstorms overnight. there were funnel cloud and possible tornados across arkansas. although national weather service has not yet confirmed any tornados. but the damage to confirmed. you see it there. however, there are no reports of deaths or major injuries. >> a woman is facing several criminal charges after being rescued from a construction crane in downtown toronto. the 23-year-old set to be arraigned this morning. first spotted 4:00 a.m. yesterday. suspend add but 100 feet in the air. the fire department says the rescue both very technical and very complex. >> when you saw her what did you stay? >> hey, how you doing? what are you going to say? hey, how it is zbhoeg. >> what did she say to you? i'm okay. how you doing? >> i'm doing good. i hope we can get out of this together. >> she goes yeah, i would look to get down. >> that fire fighter made that happen. he says the climb, tired him out. he has no idea how she got al

a severe storm system is stretching from the gulf coast up the canadian border. strong storms from that system blew through russellville, arkansas yesterday and thousands of people were without power because of downed trees and plenty of other damage. it was also winter again in aberdeen, south dakota with snow and blustery there. it will delay planting season for farmers. the weather will be better today, partly sunny, high near 50. >>> former president obama is taking heat for his plans to speak at a wall street sponsored conference for a fee of $400,000. >> both conservatives and liberals are calling obama a hypocrite because of his tough talk against the financial industry, but a spokesman says candidate obama raised lots of wall street money and that did not stop him from imposing strict regulations as president. announcing the arrest of 13 players. >>> and another airline is taking some heat after a passenger says he was kicked off the plane for using the bathroom when he was told not to. hear what the airline is saying. >>> plus funny money. a bank is laun

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the risk of severe weather continues along the gulf coast and southern states. >> there's a storm systemoving across louisiana that is just getting started. by no means is it over or close to getting over. and it is an extremely dangerous weather event. >> reporter: and we are just getting word of two more tornados in northeast louisiana. now, tomorrow as the storms push east 23 million people will be under the threat of severe weather. there's the possibility of more tornados and damaging storms from new orleans to atlanta. kate. >> maya, thank you. >>> in south america, desperation tonight as rescuers search for hundreds of people still missing after an avalanche of water rushed into a city following torrential rains. more than 200 people are confirmed dead in the town of mocoa on the border with ecuador. we get the latest from nbc's lucy kafanov. >> reporter: where there was once life, there's now this, a city of 40,000 reduced to rubble and mud. day two in mocoa, no water, no power. the full scale of the tragedy only now beginning to emerge. many have lost their homes. more than 200

david there is a threat for more storms wednesday along the gulf coast. residents there have to be prepared. >> let's get right to ginger zee who is tracking it on the east coast. let's get to it. >> that's right. more than 300 severe storm reports in less than 24 hours. look at where the catches are in place, from north carolina down to the tornado watch in the florida panhandle. still doing it for the next couple hours and then the low starts to move to the north and east. that's the first of many rounds of heavy rain that will move places like new york city and bring some potential for flash flooding for the weekend. and the threat that gio just mentioned, tuesday and wednesday, and wednesday, atlanta is in it again. >> ginger zee, thanks to you. >>> now to the american troops overseas in iraq and one of the president's top aides, his son-in-law, jared kushner, is in iraq. here is cecilia vega. >> reporter: the white house senior advisor and presidential son-in-law there in the office of iraq's prime minister and in a helicopter with military brass. vi

woman: on the gulf coast, new exxonmobil projects are expected to create over 45,000 jobs.nd each job created by the energy industry supports two others in the community. altogether, the industry supports over 9 million jobs nationwide. these are jobs that natural gas is helping make happen, all while reducing america's emissions. energy lives here. as our friend charley psyc aey says, he needs an enemy. he hasn't had a clear cut opponent since election day. that doesn't mean he hasn't gone after many people and groups. a quick check of his twitter account in the last month shows he's still targeting clinton but trying on a few new attacks like leakers, the freedom caucus, republicans, mind you. obamacare, north korea and snoop dogg failing career and all. back with us, gentleman, who were with us earlier in the broadcast, michael steel and rick stangal. rick, along these lines, why as well is it so important for the president to say the world is a mess. yyyyyyy >>> it's a less dangerous place in parts because of the iran agreement. i think he's just looking at it in a way

tomorrow, into the gulf coast and mild across the east coast with some snow i nt . . . >>> good morninge on the way. a chance we will see scattered thunderstorms later this morning and afternoon. later this afternoon, sunshine, temperatures warm up, 70s for ninlg. a nice day at the shore with a slight chance of a shower. partly sunny this afternoon. 77 degrees late this afternoon in philadelphia and up to 72 for the lehigh valley with late day sunshine. close to 80 today in della which are delaware. have a great day! >> don't forget to check us sir. >>> some of the "cults & crimes" of the 21st century. we're starting on jonestown. >> it started by a charismatic character to build a new society. but it ended with the deaths of 900 people. here's nbc's joe fryer. jonestown was supposed to be a paradise in the south american jungle. it was anything but. >> the saddest part about this tragedy is that good, decent people died, who were well-intentioned. >> reporter: the story begins in america during the 1970s, when jim jones created a religious movement called people's temple. he fought for

along the gulf coast. along with some mountain know. >> a mixed bag weatherwise across the country. >>> astronaut peggy witson has always been a trailblazer. she was the first woman to command the space station and holds the record for the most space walks by any female with 8. >> let's celebrate her this morning because at 1:27 a.m. eastern time she set the record for the most cumulative days in space. that's more than any astronaut ever. 535 days in orbit. >> peggy tweeting it is one of those rides that you hope never ends. i'm so grateful for all of those who helped me on each of my missions. >> here's abc news gio benitez with more. >> reporter: they call it the peggy factor, mission control's code word for the way superstar astronaut peggy witson always gets the job done. commander witson making history with her record for any american. by the time she lands in september, her tally will be 666 days in space, with more space walks, currently 8, than any other female astronaut. she says what matters is

i'm not seeing any missile-defense assets south of the gulf coast or at the gulf coast. how do we consider threats in the south? to puty important enough in this missile-defense framework? >> there is nothing there. we are all looking in the other direction. you could detect it, you could do much about it. we -- what are you tried to defend against? is it the venezuelans russian mark --? principle of the electability, mobility. if something happens, if it happens, we are able to adapt to it. that is what we emphasize in the report. you can't line the united states coastline with the fences. -- defenses. the past year, i have been part of an exercise with the defense agency, some of the other combatant commanders -- we hit nations who are today, not really an adversary but in the future, they have the capability to be. whatever it is, as an six -- sm 6, whatever you have. now we play the game. if we have a threat out of south america, how do we do with it -- deal with it? they played that at the time. ,f you want the lines covered they will be covered. but i am not coveri

woman: on the gulf coast, new exxonmobil projects are expected to create over 45,000 jobs.job created by the energy industry supports two others in the community. altogether, the industry supports over 9 million jobs nationwide. these are jobs that natural gas is helping make happen, all while reducing america's emissions. energy lives here. >>> last things before we go here tonight, this was a big day for the enemies of the american people, that is what you may remember donald trump called us as members of the press. for our colleagues today, it was a big day, the pulitzers were awarded. as we go through the titles today, the president of the united states has already given them. let's start with the failings of "the new york times," they had a big day with the photography, and the dummies won, and the daily news won in the public service journalist category, and the phoney, "washington post," he won for national reporting and especially his reporting on donald trump. that will do it for us on this monday night, thank you for joining us. good night from new york. >>> there

mef forward to the night, in mississippi by tomorrow morning and a couple more waves across the gulf coast, montgomery, birmingham, atlanta by 1:00, 20 2:00 in the afternoon. moderate risk that is very dangerous from mobile to columbus. and long track tornadoes in a populated area. dangerous as well. >> the teams will be tracking it tomorrow night. >>> next to, the epic disaster in south america. the death toll after a flash flood. a wall of water leveling a city as people slept in their beds, destroying homes and taking almost 200 lives. the grim list of the derngsd you see it there, and so many of them, children. tonight, the rush to get water to survivors. alex m alex marquard in colombia. >> reporter: devastation and despair tonight deep in the amazon basin. rescue crews frantically digging through the muddy rubble trying to locate anyone who may still be alive, listening for sings of life. one feels completely unable to express the magnitude of the loss here, this man said, family members weeping over lists posted of mocoa's dead and missing children. we've lost a baby who's gone miss

david, there is a threat for more severe storms tomorrow and wednesday along the gulf coast. residents there have to be prepared. david? >> thanks to you. let's get right to meteorologist ginger zee who is tracking it up the east coast. concerns tonight, ginger. >> that's right, for flooding. we'll get to that. david, more than 300 severe storm reports in less than 24 hours. many from central georgia today. look at where the watches are in place, from north carolina down to the tornado watch in the florida panhandle. still doing it for the next couple hours and then the low starts to move to the north and east. that's the first of many rounds of heavy rain that will move places like new york city and bring some potential for flash flooding by the weekend. with all of that melting snow. and the threat gio just mentioned, tuesday and wednesday, wednesday, atlanta is in it again. david? >> thinking of our friends in the south. ginger zee, thanks to you. >>> now to the american troops over seas in iraq and news tonight that one of president trump's top aides, his son-in-law, jare

the international body of water to be interested to study that historical process on the southern gulf coastwithin mexico for example,. >> the space occupies exactly almost one-half. i decided to focus on the five for a couple of reasons number one american interaction with the gulf of mexico from mexico and cuba by new my audience would be americans and wanted them to see this beyond the oil spilled also 85 percent of the fresh water flow coming out of five u.s. states and these wonderful estuaries are concentrated around the state's so that ecological character made my decision to focus on those five states with mexico and cuba to write about their part of the gulf is an intriguing idea. maybe not a full book but some articles of the above to go down to cuba and to write about the gardens of the queen that is a very rare thriving in growing area of cuba were nearly all other areas are suffering. >> why is it not called the golden of america access -- gulf of america? [laughter] the know you're going to be on national television? [laughter] her response would be spunky. [laughter] because t

woman: on the gulf coast, new exxonmobil projects are expected to create over 45,000 jobs.h job created by the energy industry supports two others in the community. altogether, the industry supports over 9 million jobs nationwide. these are jobs that natural gas is helping make happen, all while reducing america's emissions. energy lives here. >>> when unis, a former catholic altar boy in belgium converted to he says it brought stable to his chaotic life. his search lead him to join the world's most violent terror group, isis, and back to a zealous soldier of god. >> you can go further and try to practice what you're learning. that's the difference between like they say the moderate one. >> why do you make a face when you say moderate? >> i don't believe in moderate islam. >> a silver tongue who master minded one of the most defective networks in western europe for recruiting jihadists. she a car sales man turned street preacher with a criminal record that includes assault, drug dealing and hate speech. >> we believe that allah makes the laws. he tells us what is allowed an