jen, bring us up to date. exactly who are these two women who claim to be women who disappeared some ten years ago? what are you learning? >> reporter: i'm sorry, i can't -- i can barely hear you right now. >> jen, what's the story? what's happening? >> reporter: well, these two women, they were -- they went missing in two separate cases only a year apart from each other, and they have just been found. cleveland police say that they are alive, they are talking, they appear to be okay and there's actually a third woman who was found with them. witnesses are saying there were also several children in this house and a suspect is in custody. >> so jen, we have a picture of one of the women, her name is amanda berry. i assume this is a picture around the time she disappeared. how old were these women when they disappeared? >> reporter: yes. berry disappeared in 2003. she was walking home from work. she worked at a burger king, actually not too far from where she was just discovered, and it was right before her 17th

>>> welcome to "beyond the headlines," i'm cheryl jennings. do you get road rage or try to race for the yellow light? some of us do, but we have to remember the imporaring a r sharing a road and doing it safely. today we're learning how some local residents are helping to keep us safe on bay area roads. a 2010 statistic show more than 600 pedestrians, this is a sad number, were killed in california that year with more than 12,000 injured. more than 300 motorcyclists were killed, and nearly 10,000 injured, and that same year, 111 cyclists were killed. those numbers are frightening. here with us to help us, from the california highway patrol, officer dan ruiz. i want to start with the most common violations you see. >> i work out of marine county. most common violations we see, obviously, speed. some violations people don't think of, is following too close. >> what's your measure of following too close? >> well, we've all been taught the three-second rule, you should be three seconds behind the car that's ahead of you for whatever speed you're g

what do you think, jen? taken steps to protect his intellectual property. but anytime your product is out in the marketplace, they can copy you. you have to keep on top of your market and make sure you are better and better. ultimately, if you can't find your customers and they can't find you, you're not going to sell them anyway. >> this is what's interesting, hector. if people are coming to him to buy a product and if he doesn't show the product, they're not going to know if they like it or not. >> that's right. and you can't ignore the internet anymore. billions of dollars are being sold on the internet. it's a great way to diversify. one of the things he should focus in on is his distinct competitive advantage. what makes him better than his competitors? is it his price, his features, his service? i think that's where the focus should be. anybody can pretty much replicate anything. and in different countries as well. so get some good legal advice and focus on that marketing. you don't want to ignore the

jen, did president obama know about this visit? did john mccain make him aware of it? and did the president sign off on it? >> he made him generally aware of his trip and something completed, we look forward to hearing from him, a follow-up as to the developments he saw on his trip. when you say generally aware, how many days' notice did senator mccain give? >> that i'm not aware of, but something the state department and the white house were both aware of. you know, like i said, we look forward to hearing from him about what he learned on the trip. >> senator mccain met with opposition forces, they want president obama to get more engaged in syria, they want him to send weapons to opposition forces, possibly to create a no-fly zone. does senator mccain's trip put pressure on president obama to take some of those actions? >> i don't believe his trip puts more pressure on us. all of the options you described are what the administration is considering in terms of how we deal with syria and secretary kerry was in russia over the weekend discussing the issue with his count

ladies and gentlemen, cheryl jennings. >> i wanted to let you know that i got to see the bully movie yesterday with mr. caranza and 800 kids and melinda who was wearing her stop bullying tee shirt, so cute. it was an amazing experience and that video is in my head and the tears are in my heart for everybody that's lost a child. we're going to see a video right now that will set the tone of this panel. it will affect you. i saw it this morning so it would be appreciate in my head. you are going to meet the father who is featured in this video so i ask you to put down your electronic devices, your i pads and c phones please and pay attention to this and just be in the moment. if we can roll that dvd, please. (inaudible) funny, most of the times bossy. she would be over at their house, guys, let's not watch tv, let's go do something because i only have two hours before i have to go home and i want to do something. >> jill started out her freshman year in high school as a cheerleader. she started cheering in the summertime so that when she got to her first day of freshman year, she was w

jen and denise are still with us.ike the story you just saw, you guys, this first question has to do with bricks and mortar versus the internet. >> we started as brick and mortar, and now we have a strong website also. but with all the online competition, how do brick and mortar stores still survive? >> it's interesting, right? people are really rethinking retail when it comes to bricks and mortar. any suggestions? >> well, it's funny, used to be competing against other people all the time, not against yourself online. think of it as an additional way to reach people. and in the bricks and mortar shop, get something that's an offering that people can't get online. whether it's complementary, coming in and finding out whether these clothes fit you right or shoes or having a specialist there. and then they can go order them online. >> yeah, i mean, the retail stores themselves, bricks and mortar have to be more of an experience now, right? because you can get products anywhere. >> right. >> how do you think about making

our very own cheryl jennings is there and that is why she is not here, moderating the morning key note session with a congresswoman and this afternoon, actress rita morena, looking to achieve gender equality in the workplace and inspiring woman. >> target is on bodying dress bandwagon with unveiling four new wedding gown designs by a designer. the price? from $99.99 to only $129! you can dress the entire wedding party for as little as $70 each. that is mind blowing out. i watch a lot wedding dress reality shows...and they expensive. >> it looks good from here. it depends on the cut. >> worth find out who save thousands. >> a stomach turner. >> cat had to go to the vet for help with a big problem. >> memorial day is a time to remember fallen heroes and a reminder of the dangerous work our men and women of the military do every single day so today we are saluting them, an important hour. i help you will >> at 3:00 on "katie" a salute to the troops. at 4:00, brad pitt meet as lot people, and it is tough to remember everyone but now the actor says it could be a medical problem. >> on abc7

♪ ♪ ♪ >> cheryl: welcome to "beyond the headlines", i'm cheryl jennings. we have a special roundtable discussion in celebration of asian-american and pacific islander heritage month. kristen seading a conversation with local leaders about current issues that face our bay area community. >> eric: we do have a. >> kristen: each worked hard for a variety of causes and there is a real commitment to improving our communities in the bay area. we have billy wong, president and ceo bay tag a nonprofit media producer. welcome. and welcome as well is festival director for asian and american media that funds and distributes films and digital media. and also the director first of kind citywide campaign to fight chronic hepatitis, a disease that affects so many asian-americans. thank you all for coming. look forward to a fantastic conversation. let's start with you. a very successful festival, tell us about that. i know thousands of people attended. >> absolutely. thank you. it starts in march and 11 day festival here in san francisco, oakland and berkeley. we had abou

jennings goes to 3rd. >> a brutal comeback a. toronto pitcher j.a.happ hit in the head with a line drive off the bat of desmond jennings. unfortunately, we can tell you he was awake and alert and taken off the field in a stretcher to the hospital. we hope he is okay. a lot of twitter support out there for mr. happ. >>> talk about a lot of perfect, he struck out 12. had no walks, allowed only one hit through nine innings of work, but he didn't get the when because the mets couldn't score a single run. once he left, though, the offense just blew up, right the walkoff single. they mixed it with 1-zip on that game. >>> the braves are looking for a save. they have to win another day. cincinnati's devin mezerocco ties the game. the next batter sin chu su, back-to-back. this goes over the left centerfield wall, back toback homers for a walk-on win. pretty dramatic. >>> prime time tele56, you know what it is? well, it's getting a new place. [ music playing ] >> that, of course, was faith hill who ended her run as the voice of sunday nigh

jen ruhau and kevin chin. and maria. it doesn't have to be in the order. if your name was called, please come forward. and try to keep leo chi up here for the time. >>> hi, good morning. my name is kay lee erickson. i work here at the richmond village. began at washington high school. my question and sort of comment is one about youth workers' rights and my question is to mayor ed lee, do you have a plan regarding undocumented youth and their access to jobs during this budget year? because one of the issues that we come across daily and annually is the access our youth have to jobs even if they're not documented and legal. so, thank you. >> thank you, kay lee. we're going to have comments towards the end, but people can point -- pose questions or make comments, but thank you. next speaker. >>> hi, my name is jen. i am a student here at george washington high school. i'm a junior. i also work for the beacon at presidio middle school nyca. yeah, i just ntus is a really important and it helps people like me and other students who are here today get jobs and b

jen, the new theory is, people should have one bank at a time. will it work? - that is what they say angela, that it will work. if you have one pot of money, and you are just looking at that one pot all the time, that you will be less likely to spend than if you have it spread out among a bunch of different accounts. this is the potato chip theory. you have one big bag of potato chips, you are not likely to eat the whole bag. you've got a bunch of smaller ones, you might pick away at them all until there is nothing left. it is that same idea. it's all the mental math. - is there research to back this up? - this comes out of professors at the university of kansas and the university of utah, who really did a study kind of based on fuzzy thinking, which has to do with children's developmental capabilities, and came out with this theory saying, you just need one account. don't be looking across a bunch of different accounts every day. - thank you, jen. good information. it seems that no matter what the u.s. postal service does to cut and consolidate, it's not enou

many send fly ball into the gap right center and desmond jennings nearly collide trying make the catch. but either make the catch ball goes all of way to wall. but he race around the base thinks about going for inside park home run but top fifth we go same score remember this guy oh fans luke scott! he takes chris tillman pitch hard and deep right and into stand. and solo home run that's number three on year for luke scott and orioles fall rays 3-1 they get swept in 3 game series. >> coming up black and red seen end franchise host he would will be right back. well could back d.c. unite long way from being come hetive in sanding right now. through first 10 games scored just five goals but, now bit of good news as thened their 7 match losing streak. top draft pick making his debut. 60 minute no score in tilt. and ball deflected off of the unite ethan white and it was 1-0 kansas city. in 56 minute. collision back after missing three games with groin strain. beautiful cross in front kyle porter nets his first career m.l.s. goal. united earns its first points since march 16th they played to

the attorney jen general's office will neither confirm nor te nigh that.d also like to clarify something we said about pastor hawkins. we reported the decision of the judge upholding the state's desist order banning further investment sales was a ruling against both parker and hawkins because hawkins failed to request a hearing in time. the judge only ruled against parker; however, according to the department of cooperations, the original order against hau wince stands. we also want to know the judge's order did not find that parker and hawkins operated a business without a license or profited from the venture. >>> so what happens if you give an officer the finger? we find out what you can and can't do when you get pulled over. >>> i'm jewel yet good rich. the more you use, the more you absorb when it comes to metals in your lipstick. coming up a new study reveals how much may be too much. >>> plus how a bear cub ended up >>> plus how a bear cub ended up here, stuck in the driver's,,,,, area women. the question just how much lip . >>> just two hours ago st

." >> okay in the next hour jen bendery in the studio.santor 0 from buzz feed covers the white house for buzz feed. down at the whitehouse today, president obama, a series of meetings starting with the presidential -- with the daily briefing that he and the vice president get together every day this morning, it will be at 9:45 a.m. then the president will meet with his senior advisors in the oval. at 4:00 o'clock this afternoon the president and the vice president sat down with secretary of state john kerry and at 4 dole 30 -- i guess they figure john kerry won't have that much to talk about. seems syria may take a little bit more time when you at 4:30, the president and the vice president meet with secretary of treasury jack lew. jay carney will meet with us reporters at 12:40 for the daily white house briefing. at the take a certain vay evan mcmorris santorium from buzz feed coming up in the next hour here of the "full-court press." >> this is "the bill press show" show." >> a big good morning to you. welcome to the "full-court press" t

"i think jen -- jen's going to win. jen's going to win, yeah. screen play -- christoph waltz.o, bro? he won last year." [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah, trying to talk each other into it. >> and then they put the sign up, then we both look. and then bob gives us -- and then we like, go sit down. >> jimmy: go sit down now. >> it was so crazy. >> jimmy: that's fun, i mean you gotta look forward to those award shows. >> like being in the dugout in a baseball game. >> jimmy: yeah, what's the ultimate coach of all time? and then jennifer lawrence wins. >> oh, that was amazing. and she fell. i remember, like, the camera guy was in front of me. >> jimmy: oh, that's right. >> it was crazy. yeah. >> jimmy: but she is so fun. she's the most fun person to hang out with. >> and we're doing a movie now called "american hustle" in boston. she plays this sick character. i mean, sick. like, from the bronx. i mean, she just kills it. >> jimmy: really? i saw her over at -- she was at the met ball. >> last week, yeah. >> jimmy: there was a gif that went all over -- on the internet of her photo bombi

jennings and it's encouraging to know that people like mr.ngs are out there working on our behalf. mr. speaker, i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. for what purpose does the gentleman from alabama seek recognition? >> i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute and to revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. >> madam speaker, while america has the world's most generous immigration policy, we simply lack the resources to assess all the world's immigrants into america. the president and senate gang of that push an amnesty bill per the american heritage foundation costs the american taxpayers a net tax loss of $6.3 billion, enough to eliminate sequestration. in april, 2013, a pew center poll revealed that 20% of all mexicans, 22 million mexicans, say they want to illegally immigrate to america if they can get away with it. mr. brooks: america cannot afford to open these massive floodgates any more tha

our operating and gross mar jen of our company. >> usinex?> it's a great product. but very expensive product. we found a way to overdock that patent and bring out a store level mucinex at a significant discount. we launched it in march, looking forward to next year's cough/flu season. >> what will be your full product? >> i think the mucinex is clearly one of the big ones. beyond that, we have additional products. so the rest of the mucinex family. there is a d and a dm. those are other pollen counts we are looking at into our 2014 time frame. >> one of our companies is pet smart. now you are if get are you going in with sergeant's brand or pet smart brand? >> both. we are in with sergeant and we will bring out a store brand flea and tic product. we are excited about that. that's with the sergeant's acquisition gave us is the opportunity to bring our private label into the pet smarts of the world. >> you have done it just in the last 15/16 months. that's an incredible number of things you have done. that's why i think the numbers are totally

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. >> i think it is a shame i can't something nice about average -- angelina with jen was thrown in. >re on angelina's evolution. the so many obstacles that are overcome. >> it is tremendous. >> i have been deciding to lose weight since i was 15. n30 pounds gone gon from trisia yearwood. and for melissa hart. this is the season of the slimmed town secrets. >> what made michael get emotional? >> and reunited and it feels so awkward. >> you are sitting with her, too? >> no. >> i spent years blanking off brad pitt about his mistakes. brad opens about the moment he decided to stop wasting his life. >> it was all part of the territory. i have a knack of step in (bleep) and i do every year

jen or not? carfagno? >> yeah, you would think i say it like lasagna, but we don't. we just say carcarfagno. >> you do? excellent. >> we do. i'm surprised they weren't protesting the weather in greece because we're talking snow. we're talking snow, not just in the mountains. we're talking snow across parts of the plains here. joe, take a look at this. it's a huge storm system. i had to measure the clouds because it stretches for 2,000 miles. really, the clouds stretch from the west coast all the way to canada. so, 2,000 miles worth of clouds, and underneath these clouds we've got rain and snow, and actually, some thunder and lightning, too. the snow is coming down, cheyenne, denver. you might expect it in those spots, but we have snow all the way through nebraska. we're getting snow in minnesota. minneapolis just got under a winter storm warning and eventually changes over to snow later this afternoon. so, yes, we're talking spring snow. it's going to set records. we're going to be watching for s

good evening, i'm cheryl jennings. >> other breaking news fires in the east bay and north bay. >> crews are busy fighting fire autos where flames score burn aid group of vehicles and one structure burned to the ground coming within feet of several homes. >> wem, dozens of firefighters moved in quickly to stop a grass fire in orinda that raced through 10 acres near ivy drive. nick? >> good afternoon. if you take a look you can see this brush behind me. this is the kind of fuel firefighters fear. they say today, weather was in their favor. if you look, you can see thin traces of faint white smoke, firefighters checking for hot spots. this is a orinda fire district. this is what we know. about 40 homes were threatened by the nir next to the park. at the peak there were 90 firefighters this, is the view from sky 7. it started just before 1:30 and the fire was quickly upgraded from two alarms today three alarms. orinda oaks park. crews assisted the fire department using air tankers, fire engines and bull dozens. -- bulldozers and the fire captain says a strong attack quickly had the fire con

i'm cheryl jennings. >> i'm kristen sze. one home has been destroyed. the fires have been sending thick smoke from napa and sonoma counties all the way down to san francisco all morning. >>> four fires are burns up to yountville. amy hollyfield joins us live from calistoga and you just talked to one devastated homeowner. >> very sad. he and his wife heard the winds. many of them heard them overnight. it woke them up. you can see behind me crews are dealing with all the damage left behind. everyone is hoping that the worst is over. >> they have called this house home for 19 years got out okay but then had to stand by and watch helplessly as fire aggressively traveled up the hills toward the home. >> it was sad. nobody was here. we're just, winds were blowing so hard. it's an experience no one should have to go through. >> the fire that burned their house is called the highway fire because of the proximity to 128. just down the road, fire crews battled the yellow fire, located just off yellow jacket ranch road. this one started because the winds knocked a

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. >> world news is coming up next i'm cheryl jennings. >> from all of us here, thanks for watching.we appreciate your time. see you again at 6:00. >>> this is "world news." tonight, irs under fire. did the tax man target people because of their politics? we track down the facts and people who say they were singled out, as the president weighs in. >> i've got no patience with it. i will not tolerate it. >>> ice invasion. crawling up the walls of a house, breaking through the garage. what is going on? >>> "real money." we help one family save thousands of dollars on medical bills. how you can too. >> that's almost half the price. >> yeah. >>> and the view ahead, our barbara walters with a big announcement. and she takes us into her private office to show us why she made that decision.

. >> thanks for joining us i'm cheryl jennings. >> from all of us here, thanks for watching. we >>> this is "world news." tonight, wind and fury, from the deadliest tornado swarm this year. colossal twisters, flipping cars, destroying homes. >> oh, my god! >> tornadoes five times larger than usual and hail the size of softballs. >>> pushing back. the president tackling a host of scandals, as even the rain comes to wash out his week. >>> watch out. this woman gets a $600,000 phone bill, and she wants to warn you about a new scam that could hit you next. >>> and talk about a lucky day. with all the lottery fever around, meet a family that saved their home from foreclosure by finding a $4.8 million lottery ticket in their cookie jar.

and so we're celebrating the fact that we're on the way to getting jen terrell to being able to be a den mother again. we knew this was a long, hard bat toll fight and this is just the first victory along that battle. we are committed to seeing lgbt people involved throughout the scout experience. so when we hear people complain and say that this hasn't gone far enough, we completely agree with them. >> meanwhile, why is there such a hyper sexualization of this issue when it comes to being in the girl scouts or the boy scouts. if you want to be a parent, a troop leader, you just have to be the parent of a kid that's involved. i know the girl scouts, they celebrate troop dads, they even have a patch that they sell on their website. we have a look at it there, obviously this is not taken into context targeting heterodads -- the way that boy scouts are trying to criminalize adult gay men. thinking that the only reason they would want to be in the boy scouts is -- >> this is about parents wanting to spend time with their children and have, be a part of an american institution, this is no

i'm cheryl jennings. >> from all of us here, thanks for watching. our next newscast is coming up in half an hour at 6:00. >>> this is "world news." tonight, terror in broad daylight. a deadly attack in the streets of london. the bizarre, on-camera confession. >> you people will never be safe. >> and concern tonight about a new tactic on the terror front. >>> an abc news exclusive from oklahoma. cellphone video from inside an elementary school in the fury of the monster tornado. >> oh, my god! oh, my god! oh, my god! >> a brave hero teacher. she tells david muir how they all made it out. >>> spring spike. gas prices soaring just in time for memorial day weekend, and how where you park could save you money. >>> and race to the top of mount everest. two men in their 80s, in a cut-throat rivalry.

. >> i'm cheryl jennings. the port of oakland going to be shut down for the investigation. abc 7 news joins us live with more. thomas? >> police and a long storeman are calling this an unfortunate accident. now, what we've learned is that the victim is an 80-year-old individual who has been a long shoreman here for 50 years. scene from sky 7 hd, divers went into the water to try to recover the body of a man that dove into 50 fweet of water, crews from oakland police and fire, crews and the coast guard responded to try to rescue the 80-year-old long shoreman, a man identified only as manuel. officer watson explained the difficulty. the man his co-workers say was loved and respected. >> a crane was brought into place. the diver as tached some cable lines. >> one of the first people i met in the water front and no one treated anybody else better. no one knew what it meant to be a brother to someone else like manuel did. fantastic man and will be very, very miss bid everyone. >> from sky 7 we can see the body recovered at about 2:30 pm. long shoreman say the man was working as

. >> now on "extra" -- > brad disses jen. then why pitt took a new jab at their failed marriage.en, courteney and matthew's eunion on "ellen." >> now trending, bon jovi versus bieber. >> wait until you hear what he called the biebs. >> blake shelton's prayer for oklahoma. >> it still hurts and still home. >> "extra" with blake moments after his emotional "voice" tribute to his tornado-ravaged ome state. >> jodi arias' outrageous marathon media tour. >> why didn't you apologize? >> the question that made her snap. >> i didn't know you were a hater. >> and the new "dancing" champ, kellie pickler.

. >> abc 7 news anchor cheryl jenning asks carolyn johnson were two presenters. women came here to get advice on how to unlock their full potential in the work place. this woman listened to a seminar on time man oomt my boss is here and she and i were discussing ways to implement this right away. >> this year, sandberg drew attention to the lack of support mothers get in the work place. >> this is about the conversation every manager should be having with every employee. where we stop being afraid to talk about pregnancy and start helping women. >> one of the few men attending was from chevron corporation agreeing with sandberg. >> having these types of flexible job programs and being very, very open to the needs of women and being acutely aware of how productive they can be when they return is something that is very, very important for companies to realize. >> 4,000 women took these messages home today. hoping to apply them in the work place tomorrow. >> fabulous experience. >> great energy there too,. >> let's move on to consumer news. bay area housing recovery

. >> so do you know what happened between brad and jen? >> brad and jen? yeah.hey're divorced. >> three days later, bullock was about to face his own life-altering event, his hearing on the assault charge. >> we're coming up to see the judge today. he's being charged with a serious rule violation, and we -- anybody who is locked up gets belly chains put on them and handcuffed and the dog is just a little extra security. >> the dog is not only to protect staff from bullock, but since bullock is believed to have assaulted another inmate, it will also protect him from revenge seekers during the walk to the hearing. >>> coming up -- >> how can i defend myself with a report when you say there's a weapon involved and i don't even know what the weapon is. >> i showed it to you. >> and the hearing heats up as bullock and the judge face off. >> now you tell me what the weapon is. >> if you choose to be hardheaded about it, which apparently you are, then there's nothing more i can do. is too much water? too little? until we got miracle-gro moisture control. it does what b

. >> erin's parents kevin and jen potter believe that this is the virgin mary.nd let me tell you more about this story. little 9-year-old erin was first diagnosed with leukemia when she was 3 years old, back in 2007. this photograph was taken just after she found out that the leukemia had come back for the third time. and just before she was facing a second bone marrow transplant. >> i didn't necessarily see it as a sign that erin is fine and going to make it walk out of this. but what i took it as a sign of, you know, we're watching over her. >> you can almost make out a face. you can make out a robe. it certainly seems like something that might be seen as a miracle. >> whatever happens, you know, knew there was something pretty powerful and special there with us. >> i definitely have my moments where i'm falling apart and i'm terrified. and i literally will grab my phone and i stare at that picture. >> as of right now, 9-year-old erin is cancer-free. >> they are going through a tough time right now and anything that they can find to provide some sort of comfor

>> i'm jen. >> and i'm star. >> we're the wing girls. >> we've had the wing girls on the show before making us crack up. this time they're talking about what girls talk about versus what guys talk about. >> guys versus girls. this is a showdown, y'all. >> this is what girls talk about when they're hanging out. >> you ever feel like you're putting on like an act for the world? like, like no one ever knows your authentic self, like not even your best friend. >> oh, my god yes. >> apparently when we get together it's a very deep -- >> okay. >> okay. these are the dudes. >> hey, want to play some deads place three. >> you had me at play. >> that's it. >> apparently you guys are very boring. >> i'm not going to argue. i'm going to let you guys think that's exactly how it goes down. >> on the phone. >> jeans and a tank top. >> yes. >> okay. >> or a skirt and a tank top. and -- >> okay. so jeans and a tank top and cool and i can put it here. >> no one talks that much. >> this is a dude on the phone. >> do you want to go party tonight? >> yeah. >> okay. bye. >> hey, wait, dude, next time jus

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jen carfagno joins us now live. the this is going to be another whammy, insult to injury to this already hard hit area. >> this is our longest running severe outbreak this season. it started saturday. yesterday we had 28 reports. it's a very broad reaching storm system. so we have all the ingredients, the same ones we had yesterday coming together again today. and in some of the same areas, kansas, oklahoma and actually the threat, as janet mentioned, extends today now through the midwest as well. we had nearly 500 reports yesterday, damaging winds, hail, tornadoes in nine states. today we're looking at a very large area as well from texas right through oklahoma and it looks likes from oklahoma right up into arkansas, mom, that corridor is probably most likely going to see tornadoes. we have our tor:con, which shows the risk. north arkansas is a 3 out of 10. today it extends right up through the midwest today, tomorrow as well. this threat continues not just for heavy rain, not just for storms but for heavy rain as