the levee in poplar bluff has been breached in at least 35 places. the army corps of engineer said it may have to purposely break another missouri levee to ease high water down the river but that would swamp farmland and the state has sued to stop the effort. >>> president obama will officially announce his new national security team this afternoon. defense secretary robert gates, who plans to leave this summer, will be replaced as the top man at the pentagon by current cia director leon panetta. panetta will be replaced by the top u.s. general in afghanistan, david petraeus. general john allen will take petraeus' place. >>> it was an unprecedented move. the president of the united states producing a detailed birth certificate to prove he was born in the united states. the president says it's time to move on. but the issue is still not resolved for some so-called birthers. susan mcginnis is in washington

and today, just south of here, all of this water punctured the levee. the swollen river punched through the levee and kept on going, filling fields and homes in a matter of minutes. for john and tracy story, this police boat was the only way out. >> we're completely under at our house. >> reporter: rowena and stephen shacker barely escaped in time. >> all of a sudden, whoosh. we had knee-deep water, and we was getting up on top of our truck to get out of it, and we thought we were going to have to get up on the roof. >> we looked in the backyard and there was no backyard. the water just really started rushing in. i mean, it was like somebody just opened up a dam. >> reporter: she's a cancer patient. he's on dialysis. this is more than they could handle. >> even if you think you've got plenty of time, you don't. >> reporter: inside city limits, this neighborhood is a soggy ghost town. what worries you the most here? >> the additional rain. we're living inch by inch and moment by moment. >> reporter: threat of a levee break and the rising waters forced 1,

the national guard called in as a levee threatens to burst. we have the very latest on the massive storm system threatening to impact as many as 150 million people across 30 states. >>> syria crackdown -- as the violence escalates and pro democracy protesters are targeted, the state department tells americans to get out before things get worse. we're live in washington with the latest on the turmoil in the middle east and what the president plans to do about it. >>> and the royal treatment -- with just three days to go, british authorities step up security procedures while the first fan gets in line to secure his place in history. we'll hear from prince harry this morning. and also tell you why the weather is an increasingly important factor on the big day. as we continue our countdown to the royal wedding, "early" this tuesday morning, april 26th, 2011. captioning funded by cbs >>> and good tuesday morning to you from here in london. you can see the beautiful shot of the river thames, the tower bridge. we're here at our adopted home for the w

the earthen levee lining the black river, a barrier pushed to its limits and breaking. >> it's at the point now with these levees failing that we're looking at more rescue situations than we are people able to leave. >> reporter: missouri is under a state of emergency. hundreds are spending the night at the red cross shelter here. for the osborne family there's simply nowhere else to go. >> i want to get out of the -- >> reporter: but some won't leave until it gets worse. >> when you've worked hard to maintain everything you've got, it's just hard to just give it up to mother nature without a fight. >> reporter: and it could be at least another day of touch and go here in southeast missouri. expecting to pick up another three to four inches, which would only further weaken that failing levee, brian. >> all right. julie martin in poplar bluff, missouri. mike seidel before that. and we want to go now to their colleague, weather channel meteorologist jim cantore. he's in arkadelphia, arkansas tonight, where it got sporty a little while ago. jim, we were watching your incoming feed. >> re

the levee. 1,100 people have been evacuated. they have been putting people up at a coliseum. >> what is that going to mean for the levees today? yesterday, when we spoke with the governor, there was talk that one of the levees may need to be breached to free things up. >> the governor of missouri is fighting the governors and leaders in other states. it would happen along the mississippi river and would flood 130,000 acres of prime missouri farmland and that land would be lost for about a decade. missouri says no. the army core of engineers and other states say yes. the news here is the river is starting to go down. the levee, it looks like, might hold. we are getting more rain today. it depends on how much rain we get and how much more pressure the levee is >>> tlangs so much. that's your latest weather. no you, back to erica in london. >> mary, thanks. >> london is one busy place today. preparations everywhere in advance of the royal wedding which is now less than 48 hours away. among the preparations, a full dress rehearsal t

in at least 30 places. >> this is the levee, and the road would be here to my right. i was just here ten minutes ago, and where i'm standing now wasn't underwater. >> brown: crews did shore up a weaker section of the levee overnight, but their work was in danger of being overwhelmed by a series of powerful storms in recent days. more than six inches of rain fell around poplar bluff on monday, bringing the four-day total for the area to 15 inches. there was also a risk of record flooding in parts of kentucky and illinois. the u.s. army corps of engineers was even considering the extraordinary step of blowing holes in a levee at birds point, missouri. that would flood 130,000 acres, but relieve pressure on a levee upstream at cairo, illinois. meanwhile, in arkansas, an apparent tornado destroyed most of the town of vilonia, just north of little rock, on monday night. the storm cut a swath of destruction three miles wide and 15 miles long. >> the next thing i knew, i looked out and it was raining so hard, you could hardly see nothing. and then it started doing all this.

tendremos está noche . >> mire que agradables 51° y más frío hacía el norte . >> vamos a tener un levetá noche y mañana más despejado y parcialmente nublado y viento en tres millas por hora y en el pronóstico a 5 días . >> el miércoles vuelven las lluvias y mañana un lindo día y el miércoles posible lluvia al menos una probabilidad de un 30% . >> un presento cabecilla de los zetas rinde declaraciones está tarde . >> a este presunto también se le liga con la muerte de 145 personas encontradas en las fosas clandestinas . >> este hombre estará en arresto preventivo y le invitamos a llamar a los agentes que están en nuestro noticiero hasta las siete . >> ya volvemos . >> tienen un Ía de .cc1: >> los atleticos tienen un día de descanso antes del partido con los medias rojas de boston vamos con "acción deportiva" . >> tiempo de los deportes y tiempo de hablar de basquetbol pues los kings quieren cambiar de sede pero la nba extiende el plazo y por eso se esperan a directivos que se reunirán con los empresarios de sacramento . >> este martes la serie empatada con una victoria . >> el juego dos

cynthia, i understand a major levee there has started to give way. >> reporter: that's right, katie. i'm standing in downtown poplar bluff, and i'm actually in water from the black river, which has torn through the levee here and overtaken the town. linda hooker has lived along the black river her whole life-- 70 years. this was the first time she's left, and it wasn't by choice. >> my family told me that i was their precious jewel. ( laughs ) they wanted me out. >> reporter: 92-year-old gertrude simpson could only look on nervously as her home of 50 years was overcome by floodwaters. >> oh, it's been terrible. terrible just to watch the water come up. >> reporter: her son roger waded in to gather anything he could carry out. on a scale of one to ten, how would you categorize this? >> well, this is probably about a nine. >> reporter: butler county sheriff mark dodd says six inches of rain last night sunk entire neighborhoods, causing more than 30 breaches in the local levee. >> makes you scratch your head and wonder if it's not time to build an ark. >> reporter: in oklahoma, an ark m

. >>> in missouri, a levee in poplar bluff has been breached. homes and roads close to the levee are under inches of water. authorities are evacuated thousands of people in butler county. the levee received an unacceptable rating in 2008, the lowest of three ratings the army corps of engineers gives to levees. >>> katie couric announcing she's leaving the anchor chair at cbs news in an exclusive interview. not with cbs but with "people" magazine. cbs has responded saying, "cbs news, like katie herself, is looking forward to the next chapter. >>> now the royal wedding is three days away. the royal wedding is not, as we mentioned three days away, but it's not stopping some royal watchers from camping out to get a good seat. kristin is there with the story. >> reporter: 56-year-old john has his seat to the wedding on a sleeping bag outside of westminster abbey where he will camp for the next three days. >> diana would be very proud. >> reporter: he was the first but far from alone from the will and kate craze. not far away, the world's media has se

entire communities are headed to higher ground after officials warned of catastrophic failure on a levee on the black river. if it collapsed and officials say it's in imminent danger of doing so, 70,000 residents are displaced. it's so dangerous, sandbagging is not an option. >> if the levee is to break, you will have a very, very short time to get out of the way. >> the red cross and national guard are already on the ground. shelters are set up and evacuations are continuing through the night. worried residents have little choice but to wait and hope for the best. >> i'm overwhelmed, very overwhelmed. and i'm scared and i've just got to be -- i think i'm just going to have to be praying. >> arkansas's government has declared a state of emergency. he will be touring the most damaged areas at daybreak. betty? >>> all right, joel brown joining us live from washington, thank you, joel. >>> there have been more tornados in the u.s. this month than in any april on record. it received 559 tornado reports so far this month. and even though some are multiple reports at the same storm, the previo

. >> reporter: in poplar bluff, missouri, the black river threatens the levee, in danger of failing. >> this could be very imminent danger within minutes. >> reporter: national guard troops are on their way. 1,000 people are evacuated. >> you don't know when it's going to be over and you can get back in. >> reporter: taking what they can, in case it's all they have left. and the worst may not be over yet. today's forecast calls for yet another round of tornadoes and heavy rain to hit the same areas pounded yesterday. rob and peggy? >> oh, boy. weather-weary. thank you, emily schmidt, with the latest. >>> and abc news crews are out in the storm zone right now, to bring us the latest updates on "good morning america." >>> shifting gears, now. we're following a developing story in syria. the state department is urging u.s. citizens to leave that country as soon as they can. on top of that, some embassy personnel are also being ordered home. the new warning comes as the syrian government steps up its deadly crackdown on protesters there. this amateur video shows the aftermath of a violen

the levee has started to give way. 1,000 homes are evacuated. >> we're under water in our house. >> reporter: poplar bluff has seen 15 inches of rain in 4 days. and forecasters say more rain could hit some of the same areas again. >> it was a little inconvenient. flood two has gotten to be more of a major inconvenience. and we hope there's not a flood three. >>> as for today's forecast, there's still a threat of powerful storms. taking a look now at the accuweather forecast map. the most extreme stretch is through tennessee and kentucky, through southern ohio. megatornadoes, ef-2, or even stronger, are possible today and into tonight. and of course, abc news crews have been out all night covering the weather and the flooding. and will show us the latest damage in just a little while, coming up later today on "good morning america." >>> the man accused of leaving a homemade bomb inside a colorado mall last week is due in court today. earl albert moore was arrested without incident yesterday, about 30 miles away. the explosives never detonated. they were planted, though, near columbine high sc

cities have bought out some of the homes that are the most threatened and in their place built clay levees. that doesn't mean there is a sense of relief here, however. 600 national guard troops are patrolling those levees and those sandbag walls to make sure there are no breaches or breaks. they are also keeping a very close watch on the weather. thunderstorms today and high winds could pose a threat. white caps are one concern because they could cause that water to go over the sandbags or more likely, lester, make them wet and, therefore, weaken them. >> janel kleine, thank you. >>> the latest on the deal to keep the government open. mike viqueira is with us. good morning. >> reporter: they're calling it that deal that they struck late friday night. the biggest annual spending cut in american history. and both sides are taking credit even as they prepare for a much bigger budget battle to come. for washington tourists this weekend, a double treat. a surprise visit from the president at a lincoln memorial still open for business. >> because congress was able to settle its differences, that

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but the levee protecting this end of the city could give way. thousand of people have been evacuate from their homes so far, making this part of the city a ghost town. no one here is getting any sleep. all nervous guys on that levee. the good news here, the river is expected to crest this afternoon. the bad news, there's more rain in the forecast. sam? >> we've done a one-two punch with this. that's exactly the problem. it's the supercell thunderstorms with tornadoes, never before. we're almost at 300 for the count in april, have we seen that many. and the torrential rains that come with the storms. let me show you in the last 24 hours, 38 tornados in that zone. and with that, we've had five six-inch rainfall totals. it's right in the hot zone. from little rock to dallas to memphis again today. louisville, pittsburgh, possibility of those storms today. we'll give you that count. look at the rivers. 68 rivers in major flooding. the ohio, the mississippi, all their tributaries could have the biggest flooding episode in 77 to 100 years, depending o

the same levees failed an inspection back in 2011.scorers for side, rear and front and rollover crashes. the institute said the cars have your battery packs keep the cars from being pushed around and accidents. the countdown started for the second to last a shuttle flight. captain mark and his crew are riveting cape canaveral this afternoon congresswoman gabrielle gifford will be on hand for the launch. she has been in rehab the since being shot in arizona in january. the president and his family will be in attendance for the launch. the shuttle set to blast off friday. >>jacqueline: a nice day of today but cooler weather will continue into thursday. details on both coming up. >>pam: save the date for the royal wedding on friday we will be ready at two a m to bring you every moment of the marriage ceremony. more news after the break. >>pam: a solid day on wall street as stocks jumped to their highest levels in three years. the dow jones rose 115 points to close at 12,600, the nasdaq closed at 2800. today we saw good news for ford moto

rising water eroded eight feet into the levee.ld lead to financial help from the state and federal government. if that levee is breached, 7,000 acres of farmland that is home to thousands of cattle, could be flooded. >>> right now we want to check in with christina. at least we have a little bit of a dry spell to let some of that rain and snow that we've had seep in a little bit but now we're going to get a little more. >> you say it so dramatically, telling a story, as he sets the stage for today. we are looking pretty good. we're going to see partly cloudy conditions. we will see a little bit of a breeze and that breeze will pick up as we head throughout the afternoon ahead of a front that's going to bring some pretty strong rain at times tomorrow. we could pick up to a half an inch of rain up in the north bay. a quarter or less elsewhere in the bay area but significant weather for this time of year. in fact it's a cold system that's going to drop our overnight lows towards that freezing mark. we're actually going to wake up wit

a aire acondicionado personas con heridas leves, los bomberos tuvieron que ir piso por piso para asegurarse que todos fueran evacuados, . >> el incendio comenzó en un basurero , 12de los 75 fueronj evacuados por la escalera de incendio . >> hoy en sanbruno fue la audiencia para controlar catastrofes como la sucedida. >> la memoria y la preocupación esta para los vecinos para controlar las tuberias . >> los testimonios de los que sobrevivientes resonaron con fuerza 8 personas perdieron la vida . >> en la primera de 3,se presto oido con el fin de recabar información que será utilizada para el funcionamiento de las tuberias . >> la junta se hace con el fin que el público impactado por el evento, vengan a dar su opinión . >> ivette vive en san bruno . >> quiero saber que hacen para la seguridad de los residentes entiendo que trabajan en esto pero quiero asegurarme . >> muchos reitiraron el pedido para pg&i . >> el porta voz de el empresa indico que la compñia lanzo una campaña . >> las próximas audiencias se harán el 12 demayo en los ángeles y el 16 de mayo en santa rosa, regresamos a estudios

sÓlo algunas personas sufrieron daÑos leves. >> para hablar del tiempo, eduardo rodrÍguez. >> buenasimas horas. la alerta de tornado sigue para el sector del west palm , en horas de la noche debe afectar el extremo sur incluso la ciudad de miami, aunque no con tanta intensidad como en el centro de la florida. a partir de ahÍ se despeja la florida pero lo principal es el nordeste, toda esta zona de mal tiempo, lluvia, nieve, aviso de tormenta invernal, desde el nordeste de pennsylvania hasta maine. podrÍa haber hasta siete pulgadas de nieve pero gran parte del corredor de la i-95 con gran cantidad de lluvia. algunos sectores de nueva york, el sector cerca de la costa, lluvia pero tambiÉn podrÍan tener nieve, esta noche y tambiÉn maÑana la gran manzana podrida a amanecer con nieve. 44 la temperatura mÁxima de gran parte del centro, otra tormenta que va a echar a perder el tiempo en chicago. temperaturas moderadas en gran parte del oeste pero la buena noticia. los angeles hoy tuvo calor tremendo pero manera refresca un poco, 79, lo mismo para san francisco. los dejÓ con estas temperatur

--por fortuna, los menores solo sufrieron lesiones leves, aunque el caso tiene consternada a toda lamagínese cómo están los padres de familia. samuel sarabia/jefe de escuelas primarias (hisd) --las autoridades investigan cómo fue que el niÑo obtuvo el arma y dónde quedó la supervision de sus padres. ---la presunta mala conducta de algunos policias de san francisco derivo en una investigacion por parte de la oficina del defensor publico de la ciudad.---y como parte del proceso, hoy hubo una audiencia publica para averiguar si hay mas casos de abuso de poder.---"edgardo ga quijano" nos habla de esto... ed esa oficina publica esta realizando una serie de reuniones comunitarias donde estan recabando informacion sobre abusos policiales y llevarlos a investigacion pero eso no para alli. el defensor publico el defendor publico quiere saber de casos y documentarlos, ellos piden que si alquien ha sido victima de abuso policial llame al telefono en san francisco 415 553-1677.y en relacion a los casos que sucedieron en el hotel el pasado mes de diciembre y enero el fbi todavia sigue investigand

. >>> that includes the town of poplar bluff, missouri, where an inundated levee protecting thousands the brink of total collapse. here now is barbara pinto. >> reporter: the swollen river punched through the levee and kept on going filling fields and homes in a matter of minutes. for john and tracy story, this police boat was the only way out. >> and we're completely under at our house. >> how are you? >> reporter: when we met they barely escaped in time. >> all of a sudden, whoosh. we had knee-deep water and it was getting on top of our truck to get out of it and we thought that we would have to get on the roof. >> looked back in the backyard and there was no backyard and the water just started really rushing in. it was just like somebody opened up a dam. >> reporter: she's a cancer patient. he's on dialysis. this is more than they could handle. >> even if you think, oh, you've got plenty of time, no, you don't. >> reporter: inside city limits, this neighborhood is a soggy ghost town. what worries you the most here? >> the additional rain. we're living inch by inch and moment by mom

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. >> en los niños que comienzan la terapia más joven, pueden tener más leve... el tema del autismo. >que comienzo skwlae boda real. >> (♪). >> murales revelados en australia en honor a la boda real del heredero a la corona británica tomó cinco construirlos con un total de 16 mil ladrillos. >> (♪). >> amigos ni el frío ni el sueño ni la incomodidad ha impedido a mil de persona guardo ar en las calle el experiencia de la boda real, mónica tampoco se ha movido de supuesto y nos tiene todo desde ahí, mónica adelante. >> así es josé, pues déjame decirte que la reina isabel está ofreciendo una cena privada en este momento justo con la reale realeza extranjero en el hotel. y casi sede desde hace cien años, y por otro lado la novia kate middleton está a solo horas de su boda con william y ya tiene listo sus votos, pero escuchen no prom entera obedecer al príncipe, sin amarlo y respetarlo al igual que diana cuando se casó con el príncipe carlos en 1981, la vimos entrando al hotel, donde pasará su última noche de soltera. hicieron un comunicado de prensa por parte de la pareja agradeciendo el c

the levees undersiege. first jeremy hubbard in kentucky, as they're in a serious situation. >> it's raining again in louisville. this is river road in downtown louisville. a fitting name. swallowed up by the ohio river. you can see the street signs sticking out of the water here. every major river here is spilling out of his bank. rising waters. the mighty mississippi. the ohio. the black river. overflowing after a deluge of rain. as much as 16 inches in 5 day zbrs the water just started coming up. >> reporter: in downtown louisville, kentucky, streets have been disappeared. not just affecting people these deer in louisville swimming in search of higher ground. and look at this video. firefighters in northern ohio rescued this teenage boy from rushing water. the black river overflowed its levee. abc's barbara pinto is there. >> reporter: it brings relief to residents here in poplar bluff. it's pouring into rural farmland. it makes the rescue near that much more difficult. >> reporter: emergency officials ar

rising water has eroded 8 feet into the levee near gomes lake. stanislaus county investigators say there's no immediate danger but they are watching this area closely. the emergency declaration could help security financeal help from the state and the federal government. >>> local crews are out there getting ready for mosquito season and the need for spraying. for all of the rain we've received in the spring time. they are checking for pools of water that are turning into sunny, warm mosquito breeding grounds. along with those bites, mosquitoes also carry diseases. so everyone is being reminded to empty those containers of standing water and your home and to call investigator control -- victor if you have any concerns -- victor if you have any concerns about the spraying. let's go to sal. >>> you can see some of the diesel spilled from this big rig has been soaked up with absorbent material. the big rig has to be hooked up to that huge tow truck. this is causing kind of a big backup on 37 at 121. give yourself extra time giving -- driving toward

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selvage missouri rural neighborhoods flooded after a levee broke along the black river. >> it's an openrea and let the were the seepage first began. one of the major problems from the beginning. it is most likely looks like it's failed, probably due to washout. the recurrent coming over it as early as 10:00 yesterday. >>reporter: cycle storms isn't over yet, forecast a dangerous storms with tornadoes could erupt in parts of the south tuesday. in washington, samantha hayes kron 4 news. >>pam: checking san francisco traffic, you can see it is pretty slow in all directions. 80 headed toward the lower deck of the bay bridge almost at a standstill. at the bottom of your screen southbound 101 towards the peninsula and it's growing a block. if will be back where of black and your money after the breakup. [ banker ] mike and brenda found a house that they really wanted. it was in my sister's neighborhood. i told you it was perfect for you guys. literally across the street from her sister. [ banker ] but someone else bought it before they could get their offer together. we really missed a great

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. >>> a deteriorating levee on the san joaquin river has prompted an investigation. rising water has risen 8 feet. the area is being closely monitored. the emergency declaration could help financially. >>> the bay area's gearing up for mosquitoes and the spraying. mosquitoes can carry disease along with their annoying by the. authorities are reminding people to empty containers of standing water and to call victor control with any -- vector control with any concerns. >>> and get ready for details to implode a local landmark. >>> unemployment rates are falling in most metro areas are suggesting the recent gains are widespread and not limited to just a few healthy regions. oil is inching closer to $109 a barrel. nasdaq is up 30, nasdaq up -- dow is up 30, nasdaq 7, s&p up 2. >>> officials say caltrain cuts would cut routes but would still preserve most of the rail's service. it would also close three stations, raise fares and hike parking fees. it couples up for -- it comes up for final approval tomorrow. >>> we drill and then they set the charges within every hole her

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when you have to blow up levees, you know the flooding situation is serious.s look at video from pocahontas, arkansas. that is in northeastern arkansas. basically, because of a series of heavy rainfall, from april 22nd to the 27th, this is what you got. and more rain on the way. basically, the worst flooding is in six states. from illinois and indiana, all the way down through arkansas. that's where 18 river gauges are in major flooding. and more rain on the way. that will be in the ohio river valley by sunday.ur this weather has been brought to you by united health care. bianna, back to you. >> all right, jackie. i'm envious of your hair. mine is in a pony tail here because it's windy. >>> coming up on "good morning america," 2 weddings, 1 family, 30 years. we'll look at william and kate's wedding, compared to his parents'. >>> and your wishes for the newlyweds, in "your three words." our doctor was great, but with so many tough decisions i felt lost. unitedhealthcare offered us a specially trained rn who helped us weigh and understand all our options. for me

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. >> we don't have levees that will break, but a lot of the neighborhoods are in the southeast part of the city, and we are also undergoing the rebuild. so when you talk about safety issues, that is very broad. it can be opening up a dead-end streets. i am concerned and i am raising him how voice to this concern about how we are defining public safety. you may have wondered to housing residents at a meeting and public comment participating. but if you think about it, sunnyvale has over 700 units. and the families and the children. i saw that you took into consideration senior housing. i guess is most likely probably private. i would like for you to be thoughtful going forward about your analysis including housing units. i think from what i see, it looks very thorough. it would be nice to see this added level of detail that would have an impact on a fairly significant swath of san francisco. >> really have the luxury with buildings that are publicly on of being able to actually do a more thorough inspection right away. we don't have to worry about private ownership interest. we are unde

first, the levee broke. today, the hail fell harold. >> it's been about every day, every six hours or so we'll have tornadoes, sere vie damage. >> reporter: the map is ugly. tornadoes across several states. more than 45 of them since this morning, one afternoon another. 20 alone in alabama. and, there's so much rain. across the midwest, there's now major flooding along the mississippi and ohio rivers. this suv was surrounded by rising waters. a parking lot in illinois was transformed into a lake. and in branson, missouri families were scrambling today to beat the flood. >> my dad's born and raised here. we've never seen it this bad. >> reporter: in illinois they got a tough decision coming. they just might break the levee upstream to save the town. but if they do that they'll sacrifice hundreds of acres of farm. they're headed to court to fright it out. the president has already declared a disaster emergency here, for the state of alabama. normally, that takes days. sometimes weeks. but not this time. bill?

voters want a voice. 53% say they oppose reinstating levees. >> we have a lot of people that don't understand what our debt is doing to us and our people and economy. it's more like public awareness. raise the awareness to the public so they know what they are doing and voting for. most voters are headless chickens. >>> a revised budget on may 16th. that will serve as the next official measure of the state budget woes. >>> secretary of homeland security janet napolitano will visit california today. she will host a round table with cal students at sibley auditorium taking questions and talking about securing cyber space and highlighting the science and engineering communities to help secure the nation. she will then head to l.a. >>> meanwhile, b.a.r.t. giving you a chance to tell them what you want in a seat. it's starting a month-long survey today. b.a.r.t. will give you a look at the seat lab. you can try out different options like width and heights. it will hit the road to each of b.a.r.t.'s nine districts in the coming months. the reason you are seeing bacteria in that is that they found y

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the levee started to give away . one thousand homes are evacuated. poplar bluff has seen 15 inches of rain in four days. >> an area in carolina saw deadly tornados. 25 states have felt the affect of damaging storms. emily schimdt, abc news. >> 25 states, but not this state experiencing those damaging storms. >> it is not that time of year for us. most people get thunderstorms and tornado we are dryer. >> things are getting better this week. >> if you like the sunshine and warmth, got that forecast for you. if you lifed up on mount tam, this is what you would wake up this morning, looking down from 26000 phot. looks beautiful . you can see san francisco and the bay bridge in the background. nice job . we'll talk about what is going on as far as temperatures. we have about upper 40s in most neighbors and mid-40s around sacramento and napa . we are also dealing with 50 degrees temperatures in the bay shore. around the monterey bay temperatures in the 40s and 50 in salinas . we'll talk about how it is mostly sunny and mild. if you like yesterday i think

. >>> the army corps of engineers is trying to decide whether to blow holes in a levee upstream from illinois. that's because rising waters in the ohio and mississippi -- mississippi rivers threaten the town. engineers feel it would be better to flood farmland across the border in mississippi than to flood populated areas. the state of missouri oop poses the -- opposes the plane. the army says even if it goes ahead it will wait on the determined forecast to determine exactly what to do. >>> at least five people are dead after a series of storms that swept across the states, spawning tornadoes in some areas. three of those killed were hit by falling trees. the tree killed a police officer in mississippi as he she willed his daughter. the daughter was unhurt. >>> back here in the bay area, just a very quiet weather pattern for today looking out for san francisco bay. the one change, a few high clouds beginning to drift overhead. san francisco in the upper 50s. right now checking in at 5. here is a look at the latest on the visible satellite imagery. you can pick out some of the higher

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