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severe storms are now moving east along the gulf coast.e's our meteorologist with more. >> dave and michelle, good morning. the severe weather risk out of texas, on into the gulf coast states here and really the rainfall, the persistent rainfall is part of the problem. we know this line of active weather, another round of strong winds, straight-line winds possible into the afternoon and evening hours. when you bring straight-line winds that, saturated soil allows the trees to sway more, the power lines become a concern and trees coming down become a concern. cities like baton rouge, biloxi have a highest risk. it's a 2 there for the damaging winds and hail. the rainfall as much as 2 to 4 inches in regions. a quick moving feature. we'll see this towards friday into saturday and exit off the eastern seaboard. 82 degrees in dallas after the showers have moved out into the middle 90s out of las vegas. seattle makes it up to the 60s. notice in places like chicago, temps on the mild side. the weekend brings temps back down into the 40s for citie

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move through eastern texas as we go into this afternoon and evening, continues to move into the gulf coastf severe storms with large hail and damaging winds. by friday, it makes its way up and down the east coast. additional rainfall 2 to 4 inches with isolated higher amounts closer to 5 inches. that's why we could see additional flooding. craig. >> dylan thank you. >>> democrats facing a new battle in washington this morning after president trump says white house aides will not testify to congress about the mueller report. in an interview with "the washington post" the president says they already cooperated with the mueller investigation and they have all the information they need. this, as jared kushner, the president's son-in-law and one of his most senior advisors, spoke out in his first public comments since the redacted report's release downplaying the investigation and the findings as a distraction for the country. >>> a florida judge has temporarily blocked prosecutors from releasing hidden camera footage in the case against new england patriots owner robert kraft. the 77-year-old

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. >>> be careful out there today because severe storms are affecting 30 million people from the gulf coasto the ohio river valley. >> the main threat is hail, winds, possibly a couple of tornadoes. cnn's ivan cabrera is following all of that from the cnn weather center. how ripe is the weather for this? >> i think very likely. good morning. i think we are going to have a repeat of what we had yesterday which was a heck of a lot. we had numerous damaging wind reports no the dozens and loi e likewise with hail. let's talk about the pattern here that is set up. these disturbance have come in through texas. at this hour, we have been counting lightning strikes. that's how many we are talking about here. severe thunderstorm watch in effect until 9:00 a.m. -- 9:00 tomorrow in texas. certainly stay indoors. for today, the area expands. further east and further north. we are talking corpus christi all the way up into columbus, ohio. that is something. damaging winds, large hail and isolated tornadoes. the main threat you'll see here is not the individual cells that produce tornadoes but the main e

." >> named for the body of christ, corpus christi sits on the texas gulf coast and just east of the bay is a park known for bird watching, and that's what chris seymour was doing there when she came across something very unnatural. >> to me, it just looked like a pile of debris, to be honest. and then he looked, and he said, oh, my god, it's two bodies. >> a crime so shocking that years later they're still talking about it. >> i can't even imagine what was in that person's mind that evoked his violence, his rage. >> two young women. who wanted them dead? and why? >> it was a true whodunit-type murder. >> and along with who and why was the question of why here? >> this was definitely something that we weren't used to or accustomed to in our town. >> this part of texas isn't exactly ground zero for murder. it's known more for roping, riding, and friday night lights. here life is pretty simple, as are the values its people hold dear, like friendship, family, community. this is where 19-year-old mollie olgin grew up. >> tell me a little bit about what she was like. >> she was really fun

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. >>> milons of americans from texas to the gulf coast are under severe weather advisories today. sseveralrms bringing major hail and storms to the coast of xas. hail the size of golf balls in midland, texas. trash canso sent inte street where they were slam the with 60-mile-an-hour winds. flood waters in dallas/ft. worth and three people killed by floos wa this is the third week in a row they are having to deal with is. >> same location as storms roll through the area. we are getting a report that southeastern texas dealing with a tornadohat touched down. completelyigut of texas r now, the problem is we are dealing with nocturnal tornadoes. it is dark out. possible tornado that has touched down at louisiana tech, youan see that squall line making its way across shreveport that will continue to make its way across the mississippill va. it is dark out, we are seeing damaging winds and rain which is potential for major flooding. >> you cannot see those tornadoes coming or how high the water is getting. >>> after months of speculation, former vice president will make it official toda

through the south, killing several people as a massive storm system threatens billions from the gulf coast to new england. also tonight, immigration threats. the white house insists the trump administration is still considering whether to release detained migrants into so-called sanctuary cities. >> look, this is an option on the table. >> quijano: mayor pete buttigieg of south bend, indiana south bend, may be the hottest thing in democratic party politics. can it last? >> i am running for president of the united states. (cheering and applause). >> quijano: and... >> here it is. >> quijano: just like old times, tiger woods roars back to win his 15th championship and fifth masters in one of the greatest comebacks in sports. good evening. i'm elaine quijano. tiger woods has done it again. after all the personal problems, all the injuries, and all the doubts, woods returned the roars and magic to golf today by winning the masters. it was his fifth championship at augusta and the first since 2005. an he did it by putting on quite a show. mark strassmann is there. >> the return to glory. >> rep

right now more than 90 million americans are under a severe weather threat from new york to the gulf coast, and you can see some of the damage left by the system on saturday. one confirmed tornado hammered franklin, texas with 140-mile-per-hour winds. that's equivalent to a category 4 hurricane. let's begin with breaking details on those deadly storms. cnn correspondent kayly hart young with me now. >> it's still unclear how many lives this storm has taken or will take. surveys are under way in some of the damaged areas as we speak and the threat of this deadly storm conditions. >> a storm system tearing a deadly path across the south. 13 tornadoes. among for than 100 severe storms reported saturday. >> i don't even know where we're at. >> texas, the first to be hit. two children in east texas, the first casualties of the storm. >> i ran down there to see what was going on, and that's where i noticed that the tree had fallen on their vehicle. when i got down there, i mean, i saw the size of the tree and how it was on the car, so i knew that, you know, it wasn't a good outcome. >> and in ho

lots going on across the country and really across the gulf coast states this hour.weather, in the last 24 hours alone reports of over 100 wind damage, hail damage and also tornado reports across portions of the southern portion of the u.s. put it in motion for you here. 175,000 customers across the state of texas without power at one point on sunday. some 375 flights out of dallas' airport, houston's airport all impacted in association with these storms. this system itself on the move right across the gulf coast over the next several hours. and in fact, that's the area of concern. 26 million people under a risk of severe weather, including northern mississippi, portions of central and southern georgia, parts of the carolinas and into virginia as well. this is an area of interest for damaging winds into the afternoon hours of wednesday. could see isolated tornadoes. again, the storm has had the history of producing them across texas and louisiana in the past 24 hours. spring has sprung, at least on the perspective of monday. look at the conditions here. st. louis, mi

stretching from the gulf coast through the northeast. more than 87 million people tonight are at risk for severe weather. this storm has been relentless since yesterday. reports of 24 tornadoes tearing through the south. and today, heartbreak. at least six lives lost in the storms. half are children. one of the hardest hit areas, east texas. nbc's tammy leitner starts us off tonight from there. >> wrapped around each other like in a huddle. >> reporter: as the skies opened up, cecil morgan and his family linked arms and prayed. >> the roof was gone. the walls just laid out. it was already down. >> reporter: his grandson 6-year-old malachi was scared for his life. >> the house started moving. and then i was just crying. i thought my mom was going to get hit by the tornado. >> reporter: cecil's home, one of 75 buildings destroyed, when at least two tornadoes pummeled tiny alto, texas. >> i've been here all my life. and it's hard. >> reporter: for chief jeremy jackson and his police force of five, it's personal. >> knowing we couldn't prote

we're tracking severe weather in parts of the south and along the gulf coast tonight.esidents recorded thunderstorms, flooding, and some possible tornado sightings. there was also hail the size of golf balls smashing into cars and buildings, causing serious damage in some areas. we're joined now by wnbc's dave price for more. 's, not setchf the imagination. we have tornado warnings in and around n strong system will wor tohe north and east over the next 24 hours weakening ever so slightly. tonight we're watching houston all the way over to the mississippi border and up through sections of arkansas. 13 million people at risk for hail, high at,he second part of our story as temperatures are up 10 to 15 degrees above normal throughout much of the country including in the southwest. that's going to change rather rapidly as the system begins to work its way on shore and by the time we get to the midweek, we're going to be talking about potential blizzard conditions in sections of the reeks and rain and snow -- rockies and rain and snow throughout areas as far north as the u

. >>> severe storms rolling across the country from the great lakes to the gulf coast triggering tornado watches and the threat lasts right into the night. the storms pushing to the east expected to cause a travel mess tomorrow on this holiday weekend. check the travel plans. >>> there is more ahead tonight. a man arrested with gas cans and lighters charged just days after the notre dame inferno. >>> then our nbc news exclusive, new safety alerts coming to your uber app in the wake of a college student's murder. >>> next tonight, investigators are still trying to determine what caused the devastating fire at notre dame. and here at home, ahead of the easter weekend, scares at two other cathedrals are bringing calls for tighter security. let's get more from nbc's kristen dahlgren. >> reporter: tonight, st. patrick's cathedral under stepped up security after a new jersey man allegedly walked in with all he would have needed to start a massive fire. >> over four gallons of gasoline, two bottles of lighter fluid and lighters is something that we would have great concern over. >> reporter: 37

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through the south, killing several people as a massive storm system threatens billions from the gulf coast to new england. also tonight, immigration threats. the white house insists the trump administration is still considering whether to release detained migrants into so-called sanctuary cities. >> look, this is an option on the table. >> quijano: mayor pete buttigieg of south bend, indiana south bend, may be the hottest thing in democratic party politics. can it last? >> i am running for president of the united states. (cheering and applause). >> quijano: and... >> here it is. >> quijano: just like old times, tiger woods roars back to win his 15th championship and fifth masters in one of the

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they owe to you because it's all out there you know i'm rachel join me i mean the germans on the gulf coast. this year at bal house one of the world's most influential art and design schools turns a hundred and the seven tendering is being celebrated in big style. but how much do we really know about this famous movement and how much is made we went to find out we encounter some fascination women. discover a forgotten found house works and tracked down traces of bone house in africa. what remains of the spirit of bow house today and how did it all start. design classics which are simple pure and functional designed by barfs a small art school which revolutionized the industry hundred years ago house dispensed of unnecessary fruits with its radical vision volta gropius wanted to rethink architecture in the arts with artists such as best we can do. at luna on finding a he found of the state house in weimar nine hundred nineteen. their arts college soon became an avant garde. in their workshops we experimented with materials and form. creating design which was unprecedented in its clarity and

good for the hair but not for the gulf coast the less success they have the slimmer their own chances of survival. and we're going to russia now which is in the grip of an aids epidemic and one of the biggest problems for people living with hiv is the extent to which they're cut off from the rest of society now it's particularly painful for the growing number of children infected with the virus there is no one project in the city of chelyabinsk where young kids some positive some living playing under. i'm going together. here at the orphanage the day begins at seven am. everyone knows what to do. they take the same medications in the same dosage mornings and evenings. thank god for real is home to forty boys and girls from four to seventeen years old they're called plus the key and me no seeking the terms for hiv positive and negative children here. with. a kid where we open this home twelve years ago at first they each i.v. positive children were kept separate plus you the sofas could be wiped clean the floors had no rugs the dishes were soaked in disinfectant in the containers that

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think this grammar yeah because it's all that who knows i'm rachel join me to meet them from the gulf coast . hello and welcome to this edition of eco africa then vironment magazine co-produced by d.w. in germany channel t.v. in nigeria and chris thank here in south africa on the films over and i'm joined by michael presenter and nigeria hello everybody and hi-z. i'm now it's a me here in lagos we are really in a element today we had to jeannie and we visited a school garden in uganda but that's not all. out you can tell you go fishing in right. now shepparton germany contributing to biodiversity and how a man in nigeria is the decanting it's nice to advise conservation. in a little fishing is coming west africa's coastal waters there are a number of reasons for that either there are no regulations of officials turn a blind eye in some places gigantic trawlers on europe and china are depleting the fish stocks one country in the region is taking steps to control illegal fishing and its waters namely like baby we are company the activists on the night when conservation and geo sea shepherd on

rainfall, that could be a concern as far as flooding across portions of mississippi and parts of the gulf coastch as 2 to 4 inches of rainfall until the next couple of days. guys. >> thank you so much for that. >>> a samsung's new galaxy fold is not living up to its name. the device is billed as a foldable smartphone that turns into a tablet but several reporters with early access to the device say the screen broke after a few days. samsung says it will thoroughly review those devices and warns buyers that the protective plastic is not supposed to be peeled off. the fold will be available starting april 26th. it will retail for just under $2,000. >>> a british diver who helped rescue a thai youth soccer team from a cave last year needed a rescue of his own. josh branchley went missing tuesday in a cave in tennessee. specialized divers were called in to help, and one of them found bractchley the next day. he was trapped in an air pocket in the flooded cave. >> he came up to the air pocket and shockingly, there he was calm as could be. he just said thank you, thank you. who are you. he was awake,

kids loere swept away in raging waters, and that storm is pushing to the east with much of the gulf coast from louisiana to florida at risk tomorrow. >>> we turn to the growing firestorm at washington, president trump vowing to evening this fight what he says are partisan investigations by democrats in the wake of mueller report, our hallie iljackson has deta >> reporter: from the president a subpoena stonewall. >> we're fighting the subpoenas that. these aren't impartial people. the to win 2020. trying the only way to luck out is constantly going after me on nonsense. eporter: so why not cooperate with house democrats investigations? because the president argues his white house has already cooperated plenty with robert mueller's. >> they chmy financials and they checked my taxes, i assume w the most thorough investigation probably in the history of our country. >> reporter: the white house is fighting to keep the president's tax returns and financl documents private and will probably oppose a subpoena compeing former white house counsel don mcgahn to testify. the president today tweeted

one customer in the world the venezuelan oil are the koch brothers they have refineries on the gulf coast of texas they say why can't these texas oil because the refineries owned by the koch brothers can only use the super heavy oil that you find in either venezuela or canada since right now there's no pipeline to get that tar sands heavy gunky oil out of canada the koch brothers did rely on venezuela and then as well was charging them a massive premium for that work because the cokes are captive customers so the coasts of the bin you know applauding any attempt or a chance to overthrow the government of venezuela violently that we work with the oil companies and cut their prices but just finally and briefly needly that that fell for the koch brothers the dealings with the trumpet ministrations attitude to climate change and fossil fuels and the keystone x.l. pipeline yes well you know that truck. has approved bringing down that oil from canada but it's not there yet and so they have they're basically if they can bring your oil down from canada cheaply then they're going to have to get it

some areas, targeting the lower mississippi valley region, the tennessee valley region, along the gulf coast and eastern portions of texas. we're looking at target area of throughout the day, covering up nashville, i-40 and in portions of alabama with urban flash flooding and the possibility of tornadoes. looking for stagnant showers in parts of the northeast. i'm accuweather meteorologist paul williams. >>> coming up, a very new kind of potato chip. see if you've tried it. >>> but first -- word of another staff shakeup in the trump administration. >>> and new research on screen time and kids. just how much of a problem it can become. >>> and more on this shocking crash. a family barely avoids getting killed outside of a restaurant. we'll hear from that mom, next. >>> back, now, with new details about this dramatic crash. a car slamming into a california restaurant, nearly hitting a mother and her kids. they escaped unharmed. this morning, we're now hearing from the mother in that video. >> juliana perez says it's a miracle she and her daughters were not hurt. >> i can't believe it. i can't

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