the joplin not quite that bad of a day, but tornadoes especially if the main dynamics.g in now and things will change over the next hour or two and we'll start seeing more and more thunderstorms and more thunderstorms producing tornadoes. i'm very concerned watching storms from the southwest and starting to rotate so we may start having tornado warnings soon. down in springfield, missouri. they are definitely starting to rotate. >> chad, take a look -- hold on a second, chad. this is from ktvt, that, i have to tell you, looks pretty ominous. >> that could be dust, debris, a wall cloud, as we get closer and closer, i will know more. there is a brand-new tornado warning for this storm that you're watching there. this denton county storm in north central, texas. a tornado warning until 6:30 central daylight time because doppler indicating a developing tornado with that storm. it's difficult at the distance we were looking at, especially through the lens of a zoomed helicopter, whether there was a tornado on the ground or not, but the national weather service believes there

there's joplin right there with strong storms just to the south.se are moving to the northeast at 40, so something folks in missouri need to be on the lookout for in the next couple of hours. but powerful images there, don, as we look at them again right there. tornado on the ground. >> are these live pictures? yes, i'm being told these are live pictures that we're looking at now. so a tornado on the ground. again, these are very hard to see, but it's coming from tim -- what is that? perrington -- pearlington who is a storm chaser. again, we're following this for you live. jennifer gray has been warning of severe weather and the possibility of tornadoes and telling people in that area to stay safe and hunker down and to at least get to safety. and what appears to be in the center of your screen, appears to be a tornado and a funnel cloud in kansas. >> exactly. we've been watching it for about five minutes now. so it times it will lift up a little bit and come back down. they tend to jump around, these tornadoes, and can be very unpredictable inside

i remember when i got to meet you was the day after the devastating tornado in joplin, missouri, youreporters on the scene because you were tracking that storm when it happened. when we talked the next day, you said part of the purpose of this coverage is to entertain, the other part is to inform. is that fair, that there's this balance between both? >> i think there is a balance between both. there are so many people out there that are weather enthusiasts, weather is their hobby, and they enjoy seeing what mother nature can do. the feedback we've gotten, people are learning a lot about what we do out there. they're learning about the structure of storms, they're learning how tornadoes form, how they move. even if nature can be erratic, i think we can learn a lot from witnessing and seeing them on tv. i think it's proof of what meteorologists see on radar. >> what we've seen quite a few times in recent years does make people more aware of it. they do take the threat nor serio -- more seriously when they can see the pictures. >> i've talked to psychologists afterwards that said, i did

quapaw is 20 miles from joplin. which you remember the massive tornado that devastated the city of joplin back in 2011. 161 people were killed, 1000 were injured. a final crow funnel cloud was sr joplin yesterday but it never touchdown. twisters touching down in linn county kansas on the missouri border. this barn and other buildings destroyed. now looks like a scrap metal yard out there. incredibly and thankfully in that area nobody hurt. bill: a lot of warnings went out. look at this image from northeast oklahoma. look at all the damage and destruction they have to go through. two areas hard-hit. one person dead in oklahoma. in the area of arkansas where casey stegall is reporting north of little rock about 20 miles, you had at least 10 die in that county. northeastern oklahoma is where you had another fatality overnight. today though it will be extreme yet again, a lot of warnings going out for the leading edge of this storm. mississippi into alabama and tennessee and maybe a little further north kentucky and ohi

if anybody could relate to the children of moore, oklahoma, it was these kids from joplin, missouri.r hours by bus to share their similar experiences and help the rebuild move forward. >> 14 kids from our school are coming to bring a check with over $3,000 and books for plaza elementary. >> reporter: plaza tower trapped students and teachers. seven children lost their lives. >> their school did knocked down but they have courage and they're rebuilding it better than it was last time. >> reporter: while the town of moore, oklahoma, is rebuilding quickly, new homes are going up, the elementary school is coming back, one thing that will take a bit longer to rebuild is a peace of mind. kids still trying to get over the pain of all those who were lost. >> my friend sidney, she was in third grade. i miss her so much. >> reporter: she passed away? >> yeah. it's really sad. >> reporter: while there are heavy hearts -- >> it's going to be an honor to visit with you. >> reporter: the principal said support like this has helped their students. >> for the residents to talk to them one-on-one and

in 2011 more than 150 people were killed when a tornado tore through the town of joplin, missouri.ear, more than 20 were killed in moore, oklahoma. this weekend, students from joplin trekked three hours to moore to help those kids who lost their school, and i'm going to talk with one of the little brave soldiers who made the journey to help. >>> also, jeb bush is tackling immigration saying that some of those who come here illegally are doing it as a act of love and how is that going to settle with some of the most conservative in the party? plus -- >> come on, go! drop him! the benches are cleared. >> and this is not an nhl team, but it is a brawl between new york's finest and bravest on the ice. this is not fake. it is a real brawl at a charity event. it is one of the thing ths that just thought that you should know. anyone can do. it steals your memories. your independence. insures support. a breakthrough. and sooner than you'd like... ...sooner than you think. ...you die from alzheimer's disease. ...we cure alzheimer's disease. every little click, call, or donation adds up to s

you will remember when scott joplin suddenly became a household word 30 years ago, maybe less. believe in the case of nathaniel dent, there is enough music to fill several concert halls. tavis: what is your hope that the rest of us will take away from your fighting so hard to expose us to the stuff that we have no idea about? >> my hope would be composers who have been suppressed, who were suppressed by the nazis, there is so much valuable art that we tend to be lazy by listening only to the same things we know, which is not bad. i understand that. but my hope is that we will keep listenrs and that people to music in a way without any preconceptions, i should like this or i should appreciate this. it is exactly the same with classical music. i believe passionately that it is for everybody. >> we have had all kind of great conductors come to the show. i am always struck by the fact that the people who enjoy classical music, want to hear the same stuff over and over again. i can understand why you would want to hear beethoven and brahms and the list goes on. is, to your why it mi

once the sun comes up and we get more of these pictures and stories, we've seen it before, joplin. tuscaloosa. looks like we've done it again. >> okay. watch that for us. i know we've got some other systems on the way. >>> let's turn to the crisis in ukraine where europe is being drawn into the center of the conflict. a group of military observers from five different european countries are being held hostage by pro russian militants in the eastern part of the ukraine. they kidnapped eight unarmed monitors accusing them of being spice for nato. they were put out on display at a news conference just hours after video emerged. >> the people will be released. thank you. we are really waiting for it. >> one of the observers was released for health reasons. they say the other men will not be released unless there is a prisoner swap with kiev. >>> "the daily beast" is reporting that putin is halting all talks. president obama announced that as expected new economic sanctions would be issued later today against russia. >> the goal here is not to go after mr. putin personally, the goal is t

image or video showed a massive twister is a turn for an area near joplin missouri decided that devastating tornado in two thousand eleven and that left hundred and sixty one people dead and leveled some eight thousand buildings the governor of arkansas has declared a state of emergency in four counties more than forty members of the national guard have been mobilized to respond to the crisis. the international community. russia's government has gifted north korea fifty five trucks is a sign of goodwill to the reclusive state to get the teacher from pyongyang's state tv shows to korean delegation led by deputy prime minister your retreat and posing for photos at the ceremony as costs of the new economic cooperation deal. russia's parliament recently agreed to write off almost ten billion dollars of north korea's soviet era debt in return. it's expected to a new gas pipeline will be built across the country to south korea. the kremlin has become increasingly isolated in the international community over the crisis in ukraine last month the un general assembly overwhelmingly declared to russia

a few tornado warnings, one to the west of the springfield area, to the north of joplin, we've had some reports of tornadoes with those cells. most of these cells across arkansas right now are only severe, winds and hail. there's one cell there west of oxford, mississippi, there's been one tornado on the ground. you get an idea of the broad area here. you see this white, it is a high risk for severe weather. they issue that three or four times a year at the storm prediction center. tomorrow, the moisture still continues to come up from parts of the gulf. get ready for another round of this parts of mississippi, alabama, tennessee, and also see some severe weather across the carolinas, wind and hail. we still have three days still of this, harris, and long with this because it's such a slow-moving storm that means we get more moisture into the area and we're going to be talking about very significant flooding. a lot of areas from the central gulf all the way up to new england, widespread spread and potential flooding as well. >> moving on now to politics. what we do hear on sun nights, p

in a world where a piano is a weapon, not a musical instrument, on what does scott joplin play "the maple

and is the author of the forthcoming book posts kigali memories of the ones in jan tragedy of the joplin year in both the atlantic council whose books include the water crisis history of the genocide. benjamin said henin. writer whose first book the ethics trial inspired by his return to kigali in nineteen ninety four and has been cats katherine or strand is just back from the rwandan capital and wood. year to year and you're far away when you hear the news of what's going on member nineteen eighty four there are many images numbing pictures. and what makes you decide to go back through reading i was in. in touch with reluctance. there are some remedies in uganda story. i knew what was going wrong arm. i salute the arbiter fortune of attending in frost was unfair because it depicts a one week someone would be wrong but warned of growth. did tony morris. for you. we're going to shoot the cartoonish joe blow. if it comes to move the circumference lead to the tunes themselves on the moon. i wanted to roam to expand no cost the conditions in. and in time. the selectors of two people would us

we have a new tornado watch, this covers the western half of missouri, includes kansas city, joplin andeld. up into iowa, including des moines. also extreme pargts of western kansas. in norman, that goes until 7:00. here in little rock, we have a very high risk of tornadoes. some of these could be strong tornadoes, ef-3 or stronger, and long track. some of these will touch down likely after sundown, the most dangerous time of the day, because you can't see them coming. and people go to sleep and they don't know if there's a warning or not. a lot to be concerned with, especially later this afternoon, through tonight. this is just not a one-day event, alex. we'll have severe weather in the deep south tomorrow into the atlantic southeast area tuesday and tornadoes even into wednesday. dangerous storms ahead for the next three to four days. >> let's hope tornado alley does not live up to its name. >>> the advice chris hayes that he says served him well. today his doctor has him on a bayer aspirin regimen to help reduce the risk of another one. if you've had a heart attack be sure to talk to

as far as tornadoes go, the cities at most risk, springfield to joplin to fort smith.here the storms form around 5:00, racing to the east-northeast this evening. watching them head for little rock and south of st. louis crossing the ozarks and late tonight, after dark, the memphis area we're watching carefully, into paducah and the problem with late-night tornadoes, the storm chasers can't see them. it's dark out. not a lot of heads up. you hear tornado sirings and have to get to safety, assume the worst, hope for the best. we know how horrible this winter was. so cold and snowy. we've had very few serious tornadoes so far this year. only 70 total. typically about 250 at this point. now that winter is officially over, now it looks like we're going into our tornado season. tonight's the first threat. >> those statistics mean nothing if in bed and hear the sirens going off. >> scary for your family and kids. get them to shelters. that's will be happening tonight, thanks so much, bill karins. >>> a powerful aftershock rattling northern chile triggering another round of ts

killing 64 people. 158 more died just a month later after an ef-5 tornado flattened a large part of joplin, missouri. now, this is the latest we've ever gone in a calendar year without a death caused by a tornado. hopefully, that's a streak we would very much like to continue, but very dangerous storms could be brewing today. as i mentioned, everyone in their path should remain alert and head to safety if necessary. erica? >> dylan, thanks. >>> heading now to the latest in that ferry disaster out of south korea. four more crew members were detained by authorities. this morning, we are seeing more pictures inside that boat taken as the disaster unfolded. bill neely is in south korea with more on that. good morning, bill. >> reporter: good morning, erica. real frustration here for the families of more than 100 missing students with searching suspended today. and with a storm approaching, it may stay suspended for some days to come. the police boats are returning empty. no bodies have been brought ashore for a day. they wait for 115 still missing. the rescuers withdrawn, due to strong current

leading actress for a leading role in a musical are -- mary bridgette davies "a night with janis joplinr best revival of a play are the cripple of inishmon. the glass my knowledgery. a raisin in the sun. 12th night. the nominees for best revival of a musical are -- hezig and the angry inch. les mis. violet. >> the nominees for best play are -- act i by james la pine. all the way by robert shankin. casa valentina, mothers and sons by terrence mcnally and outside by john patrick shanley. the nominees for best musical are -- after midnight. aladen. beautiful, the carol king musical. and a gentleman's guide to love and murder. >> all right. jaime west, your take? surprises for you? >> there are a lot of surprises. gent gentleman's guide is up for a lot of nominations. denzel washington not nominated. tony winner. >> oscar winner. >> stallone and rocky, a low number of nominations for a high profile, flashy production. >> james franco not nominated or allen cummings or michelle williams for cabaret. >> good day for brian kran stcr. what a guy. what a workhorse. he's doing it all. >> i found

quapa is near joplin, they have seen a lot worse around here, but they're already picking up the piecesgeorge. >> thanks very much. and you have the other big story of the morning. >>> i do. absolute outrage this morning against los angeles clippers owner donald steriling and his apparently racist comments caught on tape. everyone from president obama to his own wife expressing outrage. and the team having a protest. refusing to wear the logo during warmups last night. cecilia vega is in oakland where the game was played. good morning. >> reporter: the calls for donald sterling to step down or face sanctions are growing louder this morning. with this controversy swirling he was not here in his usual courtside seat to see his team lose to the golden state warriors. they are the recordings shaking the nba to its core this morning. >> it bothers me a lot that you want to broadcast that you're associating with black people. >> reporter: that voice allegedly l.a. clippers owner donald sterling in an apparently racist rant about african-americans to his former mistress, stiviano. in the recor

. >> tornadoes touched down in three other states, including one near joplin, missouri, the same small town where a tornado killed 161 people back in 2011. >> it may not be over yet, that system expected to remain active through wednesday with watches and warnings now across several states. >> erica pitzi joins us now. president obama addressing the devastation just a little while ago while overseas. >> the president took time out of his trip in the philippines this morning to promise short and long term aid for southern and mitt western communities ravaged by these storms. but this tornado outbreak is not over yet, more tornadoes and funnel clouds reported in kansas, iowa and missouri. >> a tornado nearly a mile wide tore through outside of little rock for nearly 30 miles. this couple rode out the storm in a safe room. when they emerged, everything they own was gone, including their home. >> we're alive and we're so thankful, so grateful. >> the aftermath is a scene of twisted metal with homes and businesses destroyed, cars turned jump side down. >> i saw some of the biggest trees jus

so similar, across the border in joplin, missouri, allowed the stations to save $3.5 million in costs. they poured that into better news and radar. when the tornado hit i would vouch for the number of lives saved precisely because they had those cost savings. so my point is not that the chairman is acting in bad faith. i would never believe that. what i think is if his concern is correct that you have a bucket of apples and there are a few bad ones in there let's pluck out the bad ones. and not throw away the entire bucket. i certainly would never advocate that for any. >> the reality is we're trying to deal with the situation where as i said before there are people hiding behind the skirts of good people. we are not -- there is no way shape or form that the kinds of positive things that you have been talking about here will not be allowed under the process going forward. but the decision has to be made n public, on the record, transparently with a known set of rules. because what used to happen is that truly broadcast attorneys would go and meet with the media bureau of the f.c.c. th

now, when the tornado hit joplin, missouri, in 2011, i would vouch that a number of lives were saved precisely because they had those cost savings. not necessarily that i think the chairman is acting in bad feint, i would never, obviously, believe that. if his concern is correct that you have a bucket of apples and there are a few bad ones, let's not throw the entire bucket away saying this is an anti-competitive arrangement that's meant to circumvent the fcc's rules. i certainly would never advocate that. >> so the reality, so we're trying to deal with a situation where, as i said before, there are people hiding behind the skirts of good people. we are not, there is no way, shape and form that the kinds of positive things that you have been talking about here will not be allowed under the process going forward. but the decision has to be made in public, on the record, transparently with a known set of rules because what used to happen is broadcast attorneys would go and meet with the media bureau of the fcc, they would sit there and say, okay, now what do we have to do to get this t

. >> is this like bill dating janis joplin? >> this is undergraduate days.more class. she was president of her freshman class. we had a presidential summit. >> it was a mixer. >> we had a presidential summit. that's all it was. >> is she going to be our next president? >> i think there's a very, very good chance. the next two and a half years are going to be tough because she's got to manage the longest front runnerhood status in history. but she has the best campaign manager anybody's had. >> she does. mark mckinnon was here and said he would be post-partisan. because they've all been beaten up enough to understand what's going on in washington now doesn't work. but i asked him and i'll ask you as obviously a friend of the clintons for a very long time, what does this say about the country if we go from having bush 41 to clinton to bush 34 to obama to either bush 45 or clinton two? >> historians might point to adams and joint quincy adams. there are always political dynasties in america in terms of brand names. we build up trust. these aren't the exact same

leave them to stay clear of any comment on your letter please save lives to carry out a cards on the joplin they'll find. a job no more weasel or. when you made a direct question he prepared for a change when you thought you should be ready for a bad freedom of speech and little doubt the freedom to question. the end. this is all saying to national welcome bach while christian churches in the u.k. are rapidly losing power ation is a muslim community is growing faster than that but while some see us writing picture of islam british muslims that came to show that light aside all she's point of boycott now reports. it was crazy it's an infectious video that's gone viral in a matter of days the only difference between it and for a williams original is that the people dancing all british muslims. its creators say that they're promoting a message that u.k. muslims are a diverse cosmopolitan and above all happy lot. what and why shouldn't they be islam is the fastest growing religion in the u.k. new analysis of census figures even suggests that it could become the country's dominant religion in as

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