a lot of flooding in areas of indiana, kentucky missouri. i know st.uis saw a couple of rounds of storms. tornadoes reported in rural areas. you can see some of the wind damage. a lot more of that throughout the day. in all yesterday, we saw about almost 300 reports of severe storms. the tornadoes were found around areas of kansas. it looks like we're going to see some of these same areas today especially in illinois with some of the worst weather. a lot of lightning with these storms. the big round, the most severe will be late this afternoon toward this evening. the area of orange is an enhanced rick of storm. chicago, st. louis, indianapolis, down through memphis, paducah, little rock and sheave support. we could see a couple of tornadoes. likely occurring in portions of illinois and indiana a little later this evening. not a big tornado outbreak but it only takes one. and friday heads up for the eastern seaboard. the thunderstorms come out way. wind damage threat. if you have a late afternoon flight out of d.c. new york philadelphia, richmond charl

so fast that it's filling up rivers and streams all the way across ohio, into west virginia, kentucky, missouri. this is the heart of the mid western united states. and there are tornado watches as well as a warning which is out. branson, missouri is a very famous area for lots of performances. many people visit there in the spring and summertime. but here's what's happening. we have the warm, moist air coming up from the south. some dramatically cooler air, pushing down across the northern tier and the canadian border stakes. this is going to interrupt what happens over the easter weekend. over the short term, we're looking at the potential outbreak of severe weather. and george and natalie, we could see tornadoes, hail, high winds. we've seen some reports of tornadoes and damage. but we haven't any reports of injuries. >> thanks, karen. >>> here is one. a u.s. man rescued after 66 days lost at sea. he said he lived off rainwater and fish he caught with his hands. he was reported missing by his family over two months ago. that's him right there, getting a pat on the back. on thursday, a passin

indiana and kentucky and portions of northern kentucky and southern missouri that's where we could see the worst of the storms and also st. louis, champagne and cincinnati could see storms. tomorrow more toward nashville, alabama, and mississippi. a lot of wind damage and hail. >> get ready. california is taking drastic steps to combat its historic multiyear drought. the governor has ordered the state's first ever water restrictions. the executive order requires a cut in usage of water by 25%. >> one thing we know is we're standing on dry grass and we should be standing in five feet of snow. that's how it's been. we're in a historic drought and that demands unprecedented action. >> california farmers grow about half of all produce eaten in the u.s. million heir robert durst heads to a courthouse today. authorities want him extradited to california in connection with to the murder of susan berman. >> someone hung a nus and students marched on campus chanting we are not afraid. we stand together. school officials sentd an e-mail saying the person responsible will be held fully accountabl

there was a whole lit aenl of regional crashes, kirksville missouri, kentucky, and others leading up to this. this was the most recent, most egregious one that finally helped us to achieve the public awareness in the political world to react to solve this series of sisystemic problems. >> thank you. >> i thank you. senator nelson. >> ms. black is it true that first officers on regional airlines for a starting salary are paid $16,000 a year? >> according to the industry statistics that i have, the first year first officer wages are at an average of between $22,000 and $24,000 per year. >> do any regional airlines pay a starting salary of $16,000? >> i'm not aware that they do. >> well i have been told that they do. and i just wanted to point out that 138% of poverty, which makes someone eligible for medicaid, is just a little over $16,000 for an individual. and to think that that's who we would be putting into the right seat of the cockpit on a regional airline does not build confidence in the traveling public. madam chairman, what i want to do is let our members -- i just want to ask

these states are arkansas, kentucky, michigan missouri, and texas. those a completely against same-sex marriage are alabama georgia, ohio, south dakota, tennessee, and nebraska. the other 36 states have made same-sex marriage legal. one of the arguments against same-sex marriage is made by religious groups. some believe that same-sex marriage is not traditional and devalues it. god says he does not like it and it made lead into other nontraditional marriages and that same-sex marriage threatens their relationships. >> if you are in a religious organization that does not accept same-sex marriage, you can, but it does not mean that others have to at herne to your particular religious view. >> religious institutions in many ways discriminate quite a bit, they are allowed to decide who was going to be a member, who is going to be eligible. they will get to decide and always get to decide the religious definition of marriage. separate from the state civil contract that we call marriage. >> that's who we are, that's who they are, that is how god made them

missouri kentucky, maryland, delaware. john: absolutely. we even have northerners who are -- a few northerners who make statements to suggest that if they are entirely loyal to the nation. they are not necessarily willing to oppose it militarily. wayward sisters, go in peace. gideon welles. loyalty itself, though i think we will use it in the shorthand term, talking about the way the jones talked about it, there are places where it is the union as it was, the union as it might be the union with slavery the union without slavery. it is complicated. matt: i would say at a base level, the actual expectation is really much lower than we might think. to be a loyal citizen in the union is to support the war. when a friend says, if you are in favor of the war, you say yeah. be honest. don't cheat. there are multiple ways where you can be dishonest and keep this -- cheat the system. you can't do that. the last thing, the second half of the war don't whine. a loyal citizen doesn't whine. that is articulated over and over in all sorts of ways. you do

there are tornado warnings in parts of kentucky twisters spotted in kansas missouri colorado and oklahomaflash flood fears with warnings and severe thunderstorm watches in missouri illinois kentucky ohio and west virginia. flooding prompted more than 100 water rescues in louisville overnight. >>> the boy scouts new york chapter hired the first openly gay eagle scout. the 18-year-old will work as a summer camp leader. he's been an add voluntary cat for opening the organization to gay scouts and leaders. it challenges the ban on openly gay members. the new york chapter has an anti-discrimination policy and is open to gay employees. >>> a california man was arrested after he trashed a hotel bar in oregon. look at this video here. it all started after a bachelorette party complained about the man. when he was asked to leave, you can see from surveillance video what happened. threw kind of a tantrum, chairs and other items over the bar at the bartender. the man was arrested shortly after leaving the bar. >>> and that does it for this friday edition of "news nation." be sure to check out our we

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kentucky. she was hit by a falling tree. tornado watches were in effect today in parts of arkansas, missouri, tennessee, kentucky and indiana. >>> she didn't use fast track but now she owes thousands of dollars. >> we have a couple of different issues here. one is the inescapable fact that computers are stupid. >> see what happens when automated toll takers go wrong. the error that left a woman trying to clear a huge bill. >>> and a group of thieves caught on camera. an atm ripped right out of the ground. a closer look at this surveillance video that could lead to an arrest. oh my god. i like it a lot. it's flavorful, juicy that's melted garlic herb butter. yeah, it's really rich. the bun is just, like, really good. pretty classy burger! heads above! could this have come from jack in the box? no. no. no, not at all. i don't like fast food. hi. i made that. no! (laughs) no, really?! that is my new buttery jack with garlic herb butter melted right on it. you can go classic or bacon & swiss. will they melt in your mouth? you butter believe it. >>> veteran whale watchers say they've never seen anything like it. a boom on the wha

we bought you the bottom five, illinois number 10, missouri kentucky texas and pennsylvania according24/7 wall street, the group. now it's time for the top five. let's bring in nicole mitchell. >> a lot of people guessed this. the floor crew - most guessed new jersey. number 5, not number one. one of the things that saved new jersey, they score well in alternative policy but they have not translated into much result. the garden state ranks almost at the bottom of air particle and ozone pollution and doesn't have much alternative energy this place. louisiana is next on the list and is 46. it rated horriblery in water pollution, and bottom five for a toxin, total water pollution, and chemicals that cause birth defects. west jirge is the next on -- virgin is the next one on there. it ranks in the bottom. alternative energy policy air pollution, water pollution, and has a large carbon footprint. number two, indiana. the main source of power is coal. in fact based on generated power, their gibson generating station is the largest coal power plant in all of north america. the third largest

missouri kentucky, maryland, delaware. john: absolutely. we even have northerners who are -- a few northerners who make statements to suggest that if they are entirely loyal to the nation. they are not necessarily willing to oppose it militarily. wayward sisters, go in peace. gideon welles. loyalty itself, though i think we will use it in the shorthand term, talking about the way the jones talked about it, there are places where it is the union as it was, the union as it might be the union with slavery the union without slavery. it is complicated. matt: i would say at a base level, the actual expectation is really much lower than we might think. to be a loyal citizen in the union is to support the war. when a friend says, if you are in favor of the war, you say yeah. be honest. don't cheat. there are multiple ways where you can be dishonest and keep this -- cheat the system. you can't do that. the last thing, the second half of the war don't whine. a loyal citizen doesn't whine. that is articulated over and over in all sorts of ways. you do

but tonight, the severe thunderstorm watch in northern kentucky, area back there in kansas missouri and even oklahoma that we're watching for storms this evening. but here are the violent storm region tomorrow. i really want tulsa to kansas city to pay attention right here. oklahoma city this is all tomorrow for damaging wind hail and, yes, or the nay domes. chicago to st. louis, you get it thursday. >> all right, on the watch tomorrow straight into thursday. ginger thank you. >>> to maryland now, and this investigators confirming it was carbon monoxide that killed a singer father and his seven children as they slept. police tipped off after a phone call from a concerned coworker. inside, they found what they believe was the culprit. a generator with no gasoline left. >>> now, to boston tonight, accused bomber dzhokhar tsarnaev his fate in the hands of 12 men and women behind closed doors all day. and ultimately of course the question should he face the death penalty? ab in boston again tonight. tom? >> reporter: david, jurors spent more than seven hours today deliberating the 30 crimin

kentucky. she was from missouri, so nobody could come and bond her out because she was from so far away. >> they she's able to make bond and is released. >> tonight we have new information in the case -- >> the disturbing video of mills in jail was broadcast on television before her hearings begin and before her lawyer, derek gordon, has even seen it. he asks the judge for more time to review the case. >> we haven't been provided the evidence yet, so it's hard to make any decisions as to what we're going to do yet. >> when he does see the video, gordon has this to say. >> well, in two short words, not good. her behavior on the video and from talking to people that had also viewed that video, it appeared perhaps that she may have been on, you know, something. she, from what i could tell, was not herself. >> mills is not tested for drug use. at the hearing she lets her lawyer do all the talking. >> obviously she was very embarrassed about the incident and just wished it never would have happened. >> the prosecution later learn s this isn't mills' first run-in with the law. this video, obtained fr

the radar is showing the rain that had moved through texas, now into missouri and tennessee, kentucky getting some rainfall, and heavy downpours in alabama and georgia. those will be moving into our area for tomorrow but today, we'll stay nice and dry. and the temperatures will be climbing with sunshine by 9:00 57 degrees in philadelphia and then it's into the 60s by lunchtime. 61 degrees, climbing into the low 60s this afternoon. at 2:00 you can see some clouds moving in from the southwest, those clouds will start to thicken up early this evening. >>> up next today marks the 20th anniversary of the deadly bombing in oklahoma city. still ahead, we'll tell you how the victims will be honored today. >>> and we'll take a closer look at security preparations ahead of tomorrow's boston marathon. yeah, i'm married. does it matter? you'd do that for me? really? yeah, i'd like that. who are you talking to? uh, it's jake from state farm. sounds like a really good deal. jake from state farm at three in the morning. who is this? it's jake from state farm. what are you wearing jake from state far

see the chance of isolated strong storms right in through northeastern parts of kentucky ss of kansas and northwestern missouri where we could see hail and wind gusts. we have this ridge in the jet stream allowing the cold front to come in from the gulf of mexico. later on tonight ahead of the front, more storms can develop. tomorrow, we'll see showers and storms more widespread. biggest threat i think, will be more heavier downpours that could >>> 6:13. good morning to you. happy sunday. i'm meteorologist christina lauren. a little chilly. we have a big warming trend coming your way as we get into this afternoon. a nice warm and sunny spring afternoon coming your way with temperatures in the mid-60s by lunchtime. rounding out the day in the 70s. a couple isolated 80s out there. 73, the east shore. the tri valley up to 81 degrees. getting into the next couple days, temperatures will tumble to kick off the workweek. a little shower activity possible. more on that in a moment. that's your latest forecast. to a daring diamond heist. this caught on camera. security camera footage capturing the bandits in the act.

missouri. now pulling in toward illinois and into kentucky. lot of upper level energy with this. so these areas you're talking thunderstorms but we're just kind of soggy around here. and kind of too cool and cloudy and soggy to get more than a few rumbles of thunder. futurecast is going to bring this through here as we go into tonight. on and off showers and thunderstorms but the key is overnight. see the stuff coming across us? still with scattered showers at midnight. tomorrow morning, we're going to get in the -- it's the cooler drier northwest flow. some rain in our mix of rain and snow showers in the highest elevations in the morning. here we are at 5:30 saturday but by lunchtime, just breezy to windy and cool but the sun will return. so instead of being 70s for highs, we'll struggle to get towards 60 tomorrow. and after that it actually looks pretty nice. as we head toward easter and monday. opening day. 73 today. a muggy day. humid. on and off showers and storms. that's why the yellow alert. 53 by tomorrow morning in town with 40s north and west. now on saturday, a windy a

missouri. >> all of a sudden it came up, my '57 chevy, that's my gem. hopefully it will clean up. >> reporter: several states hammered. indiana, kansas, kentucky. outside chicago, pounding rain and lightning. one bolt bringing down power lines, causing a fire caught on dash cam. in parts of missouri the night sky was electrifying. a plane bound for denver struck by lightning, leaving a gaping hole in the nose. funnel clouds spotted over the midwest, including this one with a rainbow in kansas. outside st. louis, today the debris field is as scattered as the weather. downed trees, roofs ripped off, and power is still out. in potosi, missouri, people said they could feel the storm coming. >> you could hear noise up top, there was a pressure change. >> reporter: tonight, more dangerous weather is closing in. as is often the case with tornadoes, the weather this evening is going to be unpredictable. they're asking tens of millions to listen to local warnings and to heed them. as for those already hit with damage, they could once again be in the bullseye. lester? >> miguel, thank you. >>> our meteorologist dylan dreyer is in the studio with us. dylan

missouri and from dallas to shreveport and north of houston. by saturday we shift everything into the deep south. tennessee, kentuckyh, another 37 million people. >> a busy weekend. >> friday and saturday look like tornadoes. >> thank you. today michael brown's family plans to file a wrongful death lawsuit against the city of america son, missouri. the family is expected to discuss the suit in a news conference this morning. attorneys say the lawsuit would also name darren wilson who shot the unarmed teen in august. for the first time we are hearing from arizona police officer who plowed into an armed suspect with his cruiser. the officer has been cleared of criminal charges. but the video has outraged many who called it excessive force. nbc national correspondent miguel almaguer has the story. >> reporter: accelerating to 40 miles per hour officer michael rapeko slams into the unarmed suspect. now we hear the veteran officer explain to investigators why he took the man down. >> he's holding but i believe to be a locked and loaded rifle. there's occupied businesses and two other officers at tend of the street. this

john: kentucky becomes more confederate after the war. in missouri, despite all of the absolute horror that many of the citizens face, once clayborn is chased out of the state and the confederate government is formed in texas, missouri remains loyal. gary: we've talked about how individuals fit into the different themes. i would like to talk about how important to figure u.s. grant was in terms of a union formulation of the war. what is he represent -- what does he represent people of -- two people of the united states? >> i can take that question. gary: take it. [laughter] john: i have tracked his career throughout the war. what is remarkable to me -- u.s. grant, the top union general of the war, the most successful general of the war by far for lincoln. the one who ended up in the east directing all the u.s. army's, however, when he seemed to symbolize -- one of the things if you want to talk about the architects of the union cause, and look at the military, grant to me and the people back then represented the citizen soldier fighting for democracy

louis, missouri, to evansville, indiana, to right here in the kentucky area.oday's mission is to pull out enough crap out of the ohio river to the brim before the sun sets. it is important to have goals. >> good to go. remember uneven surfaces. >> uneven surfaces. watch those ankles, doug. my constipation and belly pain feel like a raging storm. i've tried laxatives, but my symptoms keep returning. my constipation feels like a heavy weight that keeps coming back. vo: linzess can help. once-daily linzess treats adults with ibs with constipation or chronic constipation. linzess is thought to help calm pain-sensing nerves and accelerate bowel movements. linzess helps you proactively manage your symptoms. do not give linzess to children under 6, and it should not be given to children 6 to 17. it may harm them. don't take linzess if you have a bowel blockage. get immediate help if you develop unusual or severe stomach pain, especially with bloody or black stools. the most common side effect is diarrhea, sometimes severe. if it's severe, stop taking linzess and call

kentucky line. now the intervention specialists from virginia colorado and missouri are going to indiana to help track down people who may have shared needles or had unprotected sex with those testing positive. indiana's health commissioner believes that the outbreak started with drug users sharing needles. alison: switching gears, to the weather now. mother nature not looking for a repeat of last night's fireworks tonight. scott: we are not. doug hill is in the storm watch weather center and he has the forecast. doug: we have bright sunshine outside here in rosslyn. 65 degrees right now. and offseen football practice and it's going to run around this evening, temperatures mostly in the 60's. 70 at reagan national and winds still a bit of an issue. and the winds will continue to change eventually tonight. but the highest elevations and the ridge tops will continue to be rather gusty from hagerstown past martinsburg and winchester as well. tonight, we'll see the winds diminish. temperatures slowly fall from the 60's into the 50's in most areas. should be a great night weatherwise out at nats park with

check out the pictures of the baseball-sized hail falling in missouri and kentucky.yesterday? this was amazing. golf legend jack nicklaus proves he's still got it. >> here is jack at number four. >> 130 yard parr three across the water. what a beautiful play. come on come on. come on, jack. >> isn't that amazing? 130 yards over that pond right there. the 75-year-old nailing the hole in one at the master's parr three contest. he predicted it before hand. listen to this. >> maybe a hole in one, how's that? >> i would love to see it. >> we'll try to get one for you. >> doesn't that guy seem skeptical of him? he was wrong. this is his first ever ace during a premasters event. love seeing that. he was -- his grandson was his caddy. he said how do you think you're going to play? do you think you'll play good enough? he said i got to play good enough because i got to impress my grandson. i keep telling him what a great golfer he was and he doesn't believe me. >>> what about this let's test your sense of humor? you know the ads featuring rob lowe, they're funny. you've seen

similar measures have been introduced in missouri, missouri and south carolina. senator rand paul of kentuckyas launched his bid for the presidential nomination in 26 teen. -- in 2016. paul declared his candidacy in an event in lexington. senator paul: we have come to see that back from special interests that have used watching that have a personal piggy bank, more concerned with their welfare than the general welfare. the washington machine that cobbles of our freedom and invades every nothing cranny of our lives must be stopped. amy: former senator hillary clinton could be the next 2016 candidate to declare. last week on mcclinton's campaign leased an office in new york as its headquarters. and the imprisoned journalist -- saying he has lost over 50 pounds and is covered with a hard, leathery layer of jet black skin that is bloody, painful, and itchy. abul jamal is in a prison infirmary in pennsylvania after he was temporarily hospitalized for diabetic shock. his supporters have demanded he be allowed to see an independent team of specialists, chosen by his family. those are some of the hea

kentucky. one of officer kidder's relatives gave him the body camera after the deadly officer- involved shooting in ferguson, missouri. >>> a rude awakening in southern california earlier today. residents heard noises and looked outside to see a massive fbi raid. agents used battering rams to bang down the door of a man suspected of shipping equipment to iran possibly to make weapons. neighbors watched as the fbi led him away. >> i saw about 8 fbi agents. >> they are wearing the green vests. they have had weapons pulled. >> my wife saw somebody being put into a back of a fbi car. >> neighbors say they noticed the family who lived at the house was rarely home. they say the charges against them might explain why they were never around. >>> history is coming to life during a month long voyage across the atlantic. a replica of a key player in the american revolution has set sail with much fanfare. mark phillips on the ship that is once again uniting us with the french. >> reporter: it's a replica of what may be one of the most important and the most forgotten ships in u.s. naval history and in a way it's coming home. the

kentucky, mr. mcconnell. the senator from texas, mr. cornyn. the senator from utah, mr. hatch. the senator from wyoming, mr. barrasso. the senator from missouri, mr. blunt. the senator from mississippi mr. economicer. the senator from tennessee, mr. corker. the senator from illinois, mr. durbin. the senator from washington, miss murray. the senator from maryland, mr. cardin. and the senator from hawaii -- the senator from hawaii, ms. hirono. the speaker: members of the escort committee will leave through the lobby doors. >> mr. speaker the acting dean of the diplomatic corps. >> mr. speaker, the president's cabinet. >> mr. speaker the prime minister of japan. the speaker: members of congress i have the high privilege and the distinct honor of presenting to you his excellency shinzo abe prime minister of japan. prime minister abe: mr. speaker, mr. vice president distinguished members of the senate and the house, distinct guests, ladies and gentlemen, back in june, 1957 my grandfather standing right here as prime minister of japan began his address by saying and i quote it is because of our strong belief in democratic principles and ideas that

missouri y tambiÉn hasta la zona de indiana. maÑana el sistema estar avanzando un poco mÁs hacia el este, afectando tambiÉn parte de alabama y mississippi, tennessee y kentuckybiendo lluvias, este sistema frontal que estarÁ moviÉndose para maÑana sobre nuestra regiÓn. esperemos un abrazo rehabilita de lluvia para esta noche y docente terminando de cruzar el sÁbado por la tarde hasta las primeras horas del sÁbado, tenemos probabilidad de chubascos. un 60% por lo menos de probabilidad de chubascos hasta las ocho o nueve de la maÑana del sÁbado. la buena noticia que para el sÁbado por la tarde impactarÁ mayormente despejado y un dÍa precioso en nuestra Área para celebrar la pascua de resurrecciÓn. las temperaturas estÁn hecho, 50 grados en filadelfia para este viernes santo la apertura alcanzarÁ entre seis y 70 grados. viernes con chubascos entonces, el sÁbado se despeja, defiende la temperatura y subir un poco el domingo con tempo soleado. espectacular el pronÓstico para este fin de la semana santa. eso es lo mismo entonces, ese pronÓstico, el lunes tambiÉn despejado y el martes con temperaturas mÁs frÍas y riesgos de chubascos. Éstos son el tiempo, continÚe_

radio interview, the kentucky lawmaker talked about a break in structure and an unrest code for baltimore. he criticized the militarization of police after the rise in ferg son, missouri. and the handling of the death of eric garner in new york. >>> mark oe rubio is drumming up attention tonight in san francisco. it's not clear if california will be much of a factor in the republican race but the state is known for its large concentration of campaign donors. ted cruz is the third republican officially in the race. today he urged the supreme court not to expand gay marriage. he says this effort to redefine marriage by judicial fiat poses a serious threat to the religious meaning of marriage. >>> this man seen on surveillance video breaking into a house of worship and grabbing money from the poor box. >> people in the congregation say it's happened before. >> reporter: the priest tells me this guy must have been determined. he broke in not once but twice, once he entered this door which was open. >> you can see this is all battered. >> reporter: he showed us the locked inside door. he said the suspect smashed the glass. >> with something very heavy, evidently, because i

kentucky. that's the worst of it. later today possibility of additional tornadoes and if we look toward memphis, in the clear but north strong storms over the boot of missouriar as the severe weather goes today, this will regenerate this afternoon. a large area of the deep south from central mississippi north, watch out in nashville this evening and northern alabama, and a couple of tornadoes today, maybe even one or two strong tornados. hopefully they're not near any cities of towns. forecasts throughout today. notice how warm we have r in boston. finally 67 degrees. snow banks will be melting fast. saturday, we clear it out in the middle of the country. northern new england, a cold rain and you will have to shovel a little bit of kneesnow in extreme new england. just a little wetter than we'd like from dallas through arkansas. it's rough. louisville area this morning and kentucky, a lot of bad weather. >> we'll see you on "morning joe." coming up the price was wrong. but the contestant still walked away with a brand new car. more on the mistake that led this price is right model to hide her face in shame. what happened? we'll be right back. your mom's got

heats up as kentucky senator rand paul formally announces his run for the white house >>> voters head to the polls in chicago to decide whether ron emanuel is in charge. >>> ferguson, missouriidents electing new

heats up as kentucky senator rand paul formally announces his run for the white house >>> voters head to the polls in chicago to decide whether ron emanuel is in charge. >>> ferguson, missouri residents electing new members to the city council, and for the first time there could be three african-americans deciding the city's direction. >>> this is al jazeera america, live from new york city i'm randall pinkston. we have a new republican contender for the race to the presidency presidency. moments ago rand paul announced his bid. his theme as you see on the signs is unleashing the american dream and stopping the machine in washington and spoke of his libertarian principles. >> this message of liberty is for all americans. americans from all walks of life. the message of liberty, opportunity and justice is for all americans. whether you wear a suit a uniform or overalls. whether you are white or black, rich or poor. in order to restore america, one thing is for certain. we cannot we must not dilute our message or give up on our principles. >>> joining me is republican strategist o'brien murray. there were other points made in the speech. in your opinion how will the republica

missouri was hit by severe storms today hail the size of baseballs fell in sullivan. also a tornado tore through some homes in madison county kentucky. eric fisher is our chief meteorologist at cbs station wbz in boston. eric, what's next. >> reporter: scott that severe threat is increasing this evening as the storm is reforming east of the rockies drawing up the warm and humid air, where the air masses are clashing, this is where we see that thunderstorm activity, a widespread area of severe thunderstorm watches and tornado watches from northern texas reaching across into indiana this evening. we do have quite a few storms that are on the map right now. the highest tornado threat across western oklahoma, southeast kansas central missouri and southern parts of illinois. tomorrow this threat air large area, still a chance of tornadoes, large hail gusty winds from the detroit area to parts of arkansas and for fridays we'll move to the east coast including d.c., philly and new york. >> pelley: eric fisher, wbz eric, thanks very much. today, an american soldier was killed and several were wounded by a supposed ally in afghanistan. david

senator from kentucky blamed a breakdown on the family structure and a lack of moral code on the violence in baltimore. paul criticized the militarization of police after the riots in ferguson, missouri and the death of eric garner. marco rubio is drumming up support in southern california. he's making stops in los angeles and san francisco. it's not clear if california will be much of a factor in the republican race but the state is known for its large concentration of campaign donors. in texas, senator ted cruz is the third republican officially in the race. yesterday he urged the supreme court not to expand gay marriage. this effort to redefine marriage through judicial fiat poses a significant threat to traditional marriage. >>> a house committee will hear testimony from some of the nation's top security officials about protecting air space in washington, d.c. earlier this month you remember a man was able to fly a gyrocopter through highly protected air space and land on the lawn of the capital. they'll discuss how this went undetected and future security strategies. >>> today japan's prime minister shinzo abe will be the first ever japanese leader to address a joint session of

missouri voters repealed an ordinance that banned discrimination based on sexual orientation or gender identity. the city council passed the ordinance last october. >>> the republican side of the 2016 race is heating up. yesterday kentucky senator rand paul announced his entry into the gop primary race. paul is hoping to appeal to a larger swath of voters with his anti washington message. last year he bolstered his bipartisan credibility by partnering with new jersey senator cory booker but his day-old white house run hasn't been without its quirks. his announcement was blocked by youtube for copy write infringement. paul walked out to the john rich song "shutting down detroit." his official website store has the things you'd expect from signs to iphone cases and hats but there are some unexpected items. for $15 you can get an nsa spy cam blocker to cover the camera on your laptop. for $100 you can play a game of rand paul bean bag toss. for a grand you can even have a bound copy of the u.s. constitution signed by rand paul. >>> well the uconn women's basketball team are national champion ps for the third straight season. the huskies took down notre dame in tampa. kaleena mosqueda lewis and moriah jefferson each scored

missouri. no one was injured. passengers were held on the plane for about an hour. and wisconsin just beat kentuckyfinal four. and the badgers play duke for the national championship monday. the we'll's final four is tomorrow in tampa. >>> due to mature subject matter, viewer discretion is advised. >> i don't know what else you want. this is it. this is life. okay? you know, you've got your cell, you've got this, and the yard. that's all there is. there's nothing else. come out, go to a table, play chess, get on the phone, get a drink of water, and that's it. prison consists of nothing else. inside the cell, a couple hours, maybe in the day room, a couple hours maybe in the yard. and that's it, day after day after day after day after day after day after day. it's the same thing. nothing changes. >> 90% of prison life is actually boredom. and it's what the inmates do with this down time, this lack of stimuli, that has led to some of the most interesting parts about lockup. >> you chill, do your time. don't let it do you. >> the monotonous grind of life in prison can push some inmates to the limit. i

north dakota, south dakota, nebraska, missouri, arkansas texas, alabama and others, ohio and kentuckynd tennessee, and georgia as well. some states that currently ban same-sex marriage and four of those states specifically today. those of you who support same-sex marriage, -- host: janet is from maine, a supporter of same-sex marriage. good morning, janet. go ahead. caller: good morning. this is something i wondered. it is not a rhetorical question and i would really like an answer to this. when people say it is a state issue, it always makes me wonder if the states decided these things do we think blacks would be voting in mississippi? i love -- i would love an answer to that. they are both civil. they are both civil rights issues. host: one dealing with race and one doing with same-sex marriage. caller: basic civil rights p are when it is a civil right it is the states who make those decisions. it will deal with biases and prejudice of each individual state. if mississippi had been able to make a decision on whether blacks would get a civil right i do not think it would happen. host

kentucky resolutions. what would jefferson say about that? prof. onuf: well, he wasn't in his grave, yet, during the missouri controversy, but he did some turning over nonetheless, because when it looked like the union would fall apart -- i don't know if you all know about the missouri controversy, it was weather or not missouri would be admitted as a slave state to the union -- it ultimately was in tandem with the free state of maine, one of the great states of our union. shout out to you. but this argument about the future of slavery was one that looked like it was creating a line of separation between those states with slaves and the so-called free states. and that fear of the capture of the federal government was intense for jefferson. jefferson's position was in effect, 'oh, give us time and we'll deal with our domestic -- keyword -- domestic institution. it's none of your business. and eventually we'll deal with it,' but when you threaten to destroy the union, which is what he thinks the restrictionists in the missouri controversy -- there's northern republicans people in jefferson's own party and form

kentucky senator rand paul won with 31%. >> while many people are trying to feed red meat to the base, he's been going to ferguson, missouri to places like detroit, michigan, he's been playing in quarters where you don't necessarily find republicans a whole lot. >> those who love liberty must rise to the occasion. will you? will you lovers of liberty will you rise to the occasion? >> he may be broadening his reach-out to voter constituency that is might otherwise ignore him, buts also, too that could definitely hurt him at least in some camps who are locking for a different type of republican candidate and have many, many options in the more than dozen republican candidates who were ultimate lay going to jump into the presidential fray in 2016. >> a message of lower taxes makes him an outsider with an insider's edge. mike viqueira, al jazeera washington. >> who is rand paul? a 52-year-old medical doctor in his first term as a kentucky senator, elected in 2011. he has libertarian roots, he is pro life and against most government spending. rand paul is the son of former representative ron paul, who mailed several unsuccessfu

missouri. none of the 35 on board was injured. passengers were held on the plane for an hour before being bussed to the terminal. >>> celebrations in madison after the badgers beat kentuckyncaa final four. they play duke for the national championship on monday. now, it is back to "lockup." >>> due to mature subject matter, viewer discretion is advised. >> got to have some kind of hustle while we're in here. we operate here, you know, so it's like this here. i just charged it out. you know, the first -- we still want to try to look as presentable as possible. >> you know what i mean. we want to get business-like here. a lot of times you don't know when they're coming, so in case you might want to take a picture, you know, you look your best. appreciate it, junior. >> the kite found on "b" yard brought the officers no closer to the locate of weapons. in order to stop another stabbing, the ig ichi plans an early morning raid, this time hitting the inmates while they sleep. >> we're looking for weapons, dope, tobacco. we've got to be real careful with these guys. the last time we did this in june with the same facility, the northerners will make sure that they flush or get t

down across parts of georgia to the carolinas back across kentucky and tennessee among the ohio valley and down toward the boot hill of missourild air out there this morning. and snow there heading across michigan and upstate new york. we have rain down across parts of texas. and then? no severe weather for us today. no tornados. >> thanks, rick. >>> a university tells a church it won't be able to accommodate the service. the university of mississippi medical center first agreed to lease the facility to a church before saying quote the event is not health-related and thus not compliant with our policy. >> our next guest has been in contact with the pastor who is not giving up of course as you say without a fight. >> joining us now is fox news radio correspondent todd star. >> you would expect it to happen at u.k. berkeley. we're talking about the university of mississippi here. the church was, quite frankly, flustered. last january, they signed a contract with the university of mississippi medical center to use their auditorium for their easter service. they'll have a lot of folks come out. for pastors easter sunday is like su

kentucky back in play? some people think this is gone but arkansas bill clinton's home state, can she make a game of it there, missouri? that's what i'm interested to see, if she could change the electoral map in any way. >> okay steve kornacki. alex seitz-wald thanks so much. you can always watch steef on "up" every weekend at 8:00 a.m. here on msnbc saturday and sunday. >>> president obama is back in the u.s. this morning after a busy weekend in panama at the summit of the americas. not least among the headlines, his statement of support for hillary clinton as the democratic nominee for president. just ahead of her expected announcement any time now. >> she was a formidable candidate in 2008. she was a great supporter of mine in the general election. she was an outstanding secretary of state. she is my friend. i think she would be an excellent president. >> well, all this follows a day of milestones as president obama became the first u.s. leader to sit down with a cuban president in more than 50 years. nbc senior political reporter perry bacon is joining me now. welcome to you. what is the significance of the presi

kentucky. the severe weather in the midwest and the south expected to continue today. i want to bring in the weather channel's mike seidel in cape girardeau, missouri my friend. what can folks expect for this easter weekend? >> reporter: well before we get to easter weekend, a lot of issuing, and back to louisville craig. i'm not the fire trucks had a problem getting there. there's been tremendous flash flooding in that city that area, and a lot of kentucky of course. this morning upwards of six inches's rain. the rain moved out of louisville but it takes a while to drain. some of the aqueducts on the interstates filled up with eight, nine foot of water. blue skies here in cape girardeau. back in branson, wind damage. golf ball-sized hail. last night a few tornadoes reported. the damage reports, minor. nothing like last wednesday, and now looking off to the west and south. ominous skies as storms head that way. radar shows rain heading out of missouri. nashville towards lexington, all the way down to huntsville watch out for severe storms this afternoon. still that tornado threat. here in this part of the world waiting for the cold front to come th

missouri and parts of texas. and this storm system is on the move this morning. we do have a concern still, for additional tornadoes across parts of ohio kentucky, there are watchesas well. damaging winds and large hail is another issue. and as we head into this afternoon, the storm system races eastward and southward. so parts of texas parts of the gulf coast, and along the east coast, all the way up to parts of the mid-atlantic, you are looking at a risk for severe weather. so make sure you have a way to get those warnings. again, the concerns today will be damaging winds large hail and also some isolated tornadoes. but the risk was a lot greater yesterday out here in northern illinois. we knew that the risk was in place. and unfortunately, the tornadoes did form from some of these storms rotating yesterday afternoon. back to you in new york. >> okay, maria. thank you very much. a tornado watch in effect for parts of ohio and kentucky until 8:00 eastern time. and then tornado rather thunderstorm watch in effect for same portions of ohio until 10:00 this morning. >> that's right. we'll keep eyes on that. in the meantime, we'll turn to a busy morning today. >> by