in louisville upriver. an alarm sounds in the newsroom at the local emergency broadcasting. the severe warning has been changed to a tornado warning for metro louisville county, including meade county and, the southern indiana counties. we have a tornado reporter on the ground in the brandenburg vicinity and it's headed toward louisville. we think the sirens should be activated at the present time. okay, hit the alert. kick it. what can you see at this point? well, it's expected contact site. the local very black cloud at the moment. they're just. about over momentarily. and it just swirling around it and it looks like the smoke underneath, but it's still turning into hard again. there's one now, but here comes the wind, good gracious sakes. so there's seven right there, by golly. the whole thing is on here from hong. the huge funnel touched down at the state fairgrounds south. the city then heads direct for downtown. 90 miles northeast at the cincinnati airport. cincinnati weather people. hamilton county radio. go ahead with your traffic never fails. indiana says he's he's

today. >> louisville wins big. 85 68 know about the ladies first round of the women's acc. tourney stanford, clemson courtney ogden, 13 for the cardinal 3 point game. but >> don't be fooled. this was all tigers, loyal mclean, off glass with a left hand. >> clemson up by 13 3rd quarter trying to get to maya moore, mia moore, the tray one of her 4 triples clemson rolls. 63. 46 stanford's going to miss the ncaa tournament for the first time since 1987. the raiders offseason priority list. find a legit quarterback sign maxx, crosby. >> the first box remains unchecked. the second a done deal to betty can play quarterback. yeah. crosby into three-year 106 and a half million dollar contract extension, which according to the athletic includes 91.5 million dollars in guaranteed money. one of the top edge rushers in the nfl, though he was limited to just 12 games and 7 and a half sacks this past season. the extension makes crosby the highest-paid non-quarterback in nfl history least until the next guy. so it's a big contract. speaking of start, edge rushers. the chargers release 5 ti

in louisville. and it's cuban spanish, which is a very particular and very vivacious kind of spanish. and i turn around and i see four tsa agents with their little tsa jackets and such, and they're all bubbling up speaking in spanish. and i was like, de donde son, where are you all from? and i was expecting them to say, colombia, ecuador, me oh, todos somos cubanas. we're all cubans. louisville, kentucky has the second largest cuban population in the united states of america. >> did not know that. >> so you can do whatever you want. again, it's going to hurt people. people who prefer to read, for example, a ballot in spanish. all it's going to hurt people. but what is here cannot be stopped. and we know that whatever donald trump does, building the wall, you know, deporting people, latinos and latinas are the future of this country, whether you like it or not. demographically, that's what's just what's going to happen. >> what do you make of the idea of sending that stryker force to the border, when

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. >>> cal bears on the road at louisville. over eight minutes without a field goal in the first half. didn't get much better in the second half. said give me that and take this at the other end. 14th-ranked louisville won it 85-68. >>> warriors got the night off after a big win over the knicks at madison square garden on tuesday. it was draymond green's 35th birthday, so they celebrated in the city. he shared a birthday wish, though, with many dubs fans are also hoping for. >> y'all know what my wish is? >> number five. >> there's five candles. >> representing what would be his fifth championship ring. teammate steph curry was there after scoring 28 points in a huge win. he got plenty of cheers from the crowd at madison square guarden and enjoyed his back and forth with knicks superfan spike lee. >> he was telling me how to read the pick and roll. they were blitzing a little bit, and he was just giving me some pointers. >> all right, so sara, it's red carpet season. so i got to ask you, who wore it better, steph or doja cat? >

. >>> cal bears on the road at louisville. over eight minutes without a field goal in the first half. didn't get much better in the second half. said give me that and take this at the other end. 14th-ranked louisville won it 85-68. >>> warriors got the night off after a big win over the knicks at madison square garden on tuesday. it was draymond green's 35th birthday, so they celebrated in the city. he shared a birthday wish, though, with many dubs fans are also hoping for. >> y'all know what my wish is? >> number five. >> there's five candles. >> representing what would be his fifth championship ring. teammate steph curry was there after scoring 28 points in a huge win. he got plenty of cheers from the crowd at madison square guarden and enjoyed his back and forth with knicks superfan spike lee. >> he was telling me how to read the pick and roll. they were blitzing a little bit, and he was just giving me some pointers. >> all right, so sara, it's red carpet season. so i got to ask you, who wore it better, steph or doja cat? >

north of dallas, daybreak revealing utter devastation in louisville. water pouring from the side of this warehouse. multiple tractor trailers and wholehicles crushed. debris everywhere.d. >> i'm just glad nobody was in there. it's crazy. whole building gone. >> reporter: an ef-1 tornado, with 110-mile-an-hour winds, striking this apartment complex in irving. southeast of oklahoma city, a confirmed tornado with 105-mile-an-hour winds touching down in the town of aida, ripping the roof off of willard elementary school. not far fr quigley thankful she's okay, after her apartment got hit. >> the wind is what originally woke me up, before the sirens went off. wind was just beating on the windows. >> reporter: and in southern new mexico, dust storms blinded drivers monday and caused multiple accidents. david, the wind is starting to pick up here on canal street in new orleans. it is mardi gras, the french quarter is still packed, and there is serious concern over the next few hours, as the system races toward the east coast. david? >> david: all right, victo

a warehouse ripped to shreds in louisville, texas. high winds rocking traffic lights near lake charles, louisiana. severe storms bearing down on new orleans during mardi gras. lee goldberg has the forecast, and victor oquendo in the storm zone tonight. >> reporter: tonight, rain, wind, and lightning, violence storms hammering the south, as a massive, multi-day severe weather outbreak erupts in the heartland. sirens blaring before dawn in north texas. power flashes, high winds, and heavy rain quickly inundating freeways around dallas during the morning commute. our dallas affiliate wfaa reporting from plano. a transformer blowing mid shot. >> look at this wind. check out this rain -- oh! we okay? we're safe. >> reporter: in north lake, first responders pulling a driver from a flipped truck. luckily, no serious injuries there. north of dallas, daybreak revealing utter devastation in louisville. water pouring from the side of this warehouse. multiple tractor trailers and other vehicles crushed. debris everywhere. >> i'm just glad nobody

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louisville wins 85 to 68.n spring training against the arizona diamondbacks. the giants erased an early five one deficit by getting ten unanswered runs, and that includes willie adams first homer in the spring. the giants would beat the d-backs 11 to 5, and that's going to do it for sports. the 11:00 news with mike starts now. >> the 11:00 news on ktvu. fox two starts now. >> and good evening once again. i'm mike mibach right to some of our top stories. now at 11 in the east bay, firefighters are investigating a small fire at a home in concord where one person was found dead. that fire was reported just after 615 tonight on saratoga avenue and was quickly knocked down. firefighters say a body was discovered on the side of the home near the flames. no word on the exact cause of death or what caused the fire. the country's big three automakers have another month to get ready for president trump's new tariffs on imports from canada and mexico. the white house says the president did speak with the leaders of stell

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but, when they serve up popular drinks with their house-made bourbons, it's not just a louisville thingy export to 80 countries. what happens when tariffs result in a sales shutdown by one of its is evolving quickly, and i think that, you know, it's not quite clear how things are going to evolve. >> reporter: but some are already saying that when it comes to tariffs, the bourbon glass is half empty. the kentucky distillers association warns of high-reaching consequences that could jeopardize growth for years to come. that means corn farmers, barrel makers, bartenders, servers and the communities and businesses built around kentucky bourbon will suffer. you're talking about impacting everyone who either grows the corn for the bourbon, who puts it in the barrel, who puts it in the bottle, who drives it to the store where it's made. >> reporter: the kda describes bourbon as a $9 billion industry, accounting for 213,000 jobs. those figures built on a bourbon boom with growth driven by international sales. kentucky's signature industry can now only watch and wait. >> that's about right is, y

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. >> this is bernie in louisville, kentucky. >> good morning. i have to confess i had to do a little bit of research on you and your career so i came up with some type of reasonable question on the topic about the russia and relations. in one of my research you were one of eddie mauro's boys. -- ed morrow's boys. also on nixon's enemies list which i thought was outstanding combinations. anyway, during that time in 62 with russia, china was not the china that we knew now. who was russia's allies back then, did they have any other than cuba and i'm just curious about the relationship with these other countries around their and i have to ask you both. you can answer if you want to. are the commanders going to the super bowl? i say yes. guest: i say i would be thrilled if they win today and went on to the super bowl but i always have that in my thought and i think that has to do with simply being a journalist. you have to examine what the evidence is. the commanders came out of nowhere and they are on the edge of the super bowl and is an extraordina

louisville came out on top. >> and we are looking at a day that is going to bring with it some 60's toncisco, oakland and san jose. overall today is going to be a cool and windy one for some areas in the forecast. still to come. >> a 43 and we are honoring women's history month here on kron and on sunday. so didn't happen. napa congressman mike thompson honored 3 women for their woman of the year in the different counties. so let's start with sonoma county. this is hanzal and she was recognized for her work developing a park in santa rosa took her. >> 15 years to secure 49 acres of former caltrans property. >> and finally, now converted into a public park. the groundbreaking will be soon. and when it's all done, it will feature community gardens and all kinds of open space in napa county. this is normal for eased. a massaro and she's being recognized for her great work volunteering in saint halyna. she's worked with organizations, including the saintly in a library committee and the multicultural committee. and she also works for the county's up valley family centers, which helps famil

. >> we're tokyo, louisville and new orleans numbers seem to be increasing.er issue is, is that what we have left to kind of combat them on a large scale is decreasing. >> we have more restrictions on using word genocide and other things that we do need to be able to have as a public health tool in case there is an outbreak. doctor weiss is the problem will only worsen. the more we continue to construct communities where we did not build in the past. the urbanization of wildlands forcing us to coexist with all sorts of animals, including rats, rats are not going anywhere. unfortunately in oakland, philippe djegal, all kron, 4 news. >> pennsylvania is reporting its first case of measles just outside philadelphia. public health officials say a patient is receiving treatment at a children's hospital. it's unclear how old they are. if they were vaccinated. health officials are working to determine when people may have been exposed. a report from health nonprofit children first shows the number of non-medical exemptions. now to the latest on pope francis medical s

foundation got a $200,000 grant to help support education and outreach programs that are aimed at a louisville, disease and related dementias dementia is a growing public health challenge in the u.s. it's projected to possibly 1 million new dementia cases are expected each year by the year 2016. that's a lot of people with dementia. 9.10, is the time right now. and look at this. >> caught on camera. a staff person and an optometry stories battling with a robber. we're going to talk more about this brawl of what happened. >> and if you ride vta that, i want to know the latest with any chance of a strike. >> could cause a snarl in your commute will have the very latest. and elon musk's effort to cut the federal workforce is causing some confusion among federal workers right here in the bay area. >> and we've been seeing rain for the south bay this morning. that's about the only place we're seeing in fact, we do have heavy rainfall out to the central coast and central valley just north the bay valley just north the bay area. ♪ yeah, baby, i like it like that ♪ ♪ you gotta believe me when i tell y

where he's helped victims of domestic abuse in louisville find safety, helps veterans get off the streets and helped first-time homebuyers achieve their american dream. but a few weeks ago, tim was fired. no notice. no severance. no compassion. as we speak, the trump administration is carrying out the biggest layoff of veterans in history, including tens of thousands announced just last night. that's why today i am co-sponsoring the protect veteran jobs act, to reinstate veterans who have been illegally fired by elon musk and doge. veterans put on the uniform, they served something higher than themselves, they deserve better. tim, thank you for all of your service. i won't stop fighting for veterans like you. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. for what purpose does the gentleman from wisconsin seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute and to revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. mr. wied: thank you, mr. s

louisville with on this day in history. plus, we recognize the world's youngest ever billionaire during this women's history month. newsnation's markie martin looks back. >> today is march not only do we celebrate ash wednesday, but it's also national cheese doodle day. did you know that hula hoop was patented in 1963? u.s. president woodrow wilson was inaugurated for a second term. >> plus, the movie king kong was first televised in 1997. tommy lasorda, nellie, fox and willie wells were inducted into the national baseball hall of fame and in honor of women's history month we recognize media personality and makeup mogul kylie jenner who according to forbes, became the world's youngest ever billionaire age. 21 back in 2019. >> all right. well, here's a quick live look outside one of our caltrans camera northbound highway 17 at lark, the lock off ramp where you can see it is definitely wet. there as it has been for a lot of our south, a caltrans camera. so the rain is lingering. >> we have south bay rainy morning for the rest

. >> we're tokyo, louisville. >> and new orleans numbers seem to be increasing. what we have left to kind of combat them on a large scale is decreasing. we have more restrictions on using word genocide and other things that we do need to be able to have as a public health tool in case there is an outbreak. doctor weiss is the problem will only worsen. the more we continue to construct communities where we did not build in the past. the urbanization of wildlands forcing us to coexist with all sorts of animals, innluding rats, rats are not going anywhere. unfortunately in oakland, philippe djegal, all kron, 4 news. >> and some sad news out of the music world this morning. david johansen, the last surviving member of the iconic glam and proto punk band. the new york dolls has passed away at the age of 75 2 hits and died at his new york city home on friday. he had been battling stage 4 cancer and a brain tumor. the new york dolls known for their bold style and musical influence were pioneers in the punk movement, but they never achieve commercial success. 2 hands and

originally from louisville, kentucky, and a student at yale college. well, now move on to session two. the title of this session is the colonies finding their footing and build institutions. the moderator of this session is christopher demuth. mr. jmu is a distinguished fellow in american thought at the heritage foundation. previously, he was president of the american enterprise institute. from 1986 to 2008. mr. jimmy also serves as a trustee of the calvin coolidge presidential foundation. please welcome mr. jmu and our esteemed panelists to the stage. thanks very much. i don't want. thank you. we turn now from the european antecedents of the declaration to those of the american colonial experience. it had been a long experience in the settlement period of the 1600s. the english were preoccupied with wars and domestic strife and the beheading of kings. they left the the colonists mainly on their own to build settlements in the wilderness and fashion new world societies from the ground up. then in the pre-revolution period of the 1700s, london had final

grandmother, elizabeth young, who was a bus driver for the public school system jefferson county, in louisvilleucky, she used to tell me that a closed mouth doesn't get fed. you got to ask. my ask i'm going off script here, it probably makes the nationwide team nervous. i will ask something that's very minimal. i will allow you to determine that. my ask after delivering this good news is something really simplistic. all we like at nationwide is 100% of your retirement assets. [ laughter ] where appropriate. there was a pause. we want 100% where earned. how do you earn it? i think it's through service and service. that was just touched upon. you have to be a good steward with what you have. when you think about the participants that we serve right now, nationwide just received for the 11th consecutive year an award that looks to see how we take care of our participants. we got their top award for the 11th consecutive year. if i go back to my comments -- thank you. if i go back to my comments it's service and service. it's not lost upon us. the task that each and every one of you have on a daily

. >> from louisville, kentucky, to new york city.udio 1a. it's warm here. is it warming up there? >> for sure. we will get outside. by the way, we want to mention, there's a story that we will have tomorrow here on "today." a look at a new option that's aimed at helping people struggling with fertility issues cover the high cost of ivf. we will do that tomorrow on "today." >>> let's get to your news. we will start with president trump's address to congress. touting his agenda to reshape america. peter alexander joins us with a recap. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. this address clocking in at one hour and 40 minutes, making it the longest speech of its kind by any american president. one top trump ally texted me last night, it was a confident president trump on steroids. it was also a heavily partisan speech. at times theatrical, often combative. the president selling his vision for america and what he says he has achieved. >> mr. speaker, the president of the united states. >> reporter: president trump kicking off his addrd

my grandmother, elizabeth young, a bus driver for jefferson county public schools in louisville, kentuckycky? kentucky. [applause] >> she told me a closed mouth doesn't get fed so you've got to ask. so my ask, going off script here, probably makes the nationwide team nervous, and it's minuscule, allow you to determine that as well. my ask after delivering this good news is something simplistic. all we like at nationwide is 100% of your retirement assets. [laughter] >> where appropriate and where earned. that was a pregnant pause. you didn't get me get to that. we want 100% where earned. how do you earn it? i think it's through service and service was just touched upon. first of all, you have to be a good steward with what you have. and you think of the participants that we serve. nationwide received for the 11 consecutive year, an award, disinterested party to look how we take care of participants, we've got their top award for the 11th consecutive years. thank you. [applause] >> but if i go back to my comments, it's service and service. it's not lost upon us that tasks that each and ever

. >> and utter devastation in louisville. water pouring from the side of this warehouse. multiple tractor trailers and other vehicles crushed. debris everywhere. >> it's crazy. whole building gone. >> in north lake, first responders pulling a driver from a flipped truck. luckily, no serious injuries there. mardi gras revelers in new orleans braving strong winds of up to 80mph. and over in mississippi, entire homes destroyed by winds. power flashes striking through the night. watch here as natalie haddad from our dallas affiliate, wfaa, witnesses a transformer blow up amid live shot. >> look at these winds. check out this rain. this is what we're seeing. oh, holy. we're okay. we're safe. are y'all okay? >> a confirmed tornado with 105 mile per hour winds hitting the town of ada, ripping the roof off of willard elementary school. and this morning, the system that produced at least ten reported tornadoes now barreling toward the east coast. guys. >> all right, victor, thank you for bringing that to us. yeah. dangerous down there. all right, we're going to get the track and t

louisville, near 70 degrees today. chicago, mid 40s.rrow, 14 degrees above average. jackson is 78. behind that system, wichita takes a dip, little rock a bit of a dip as well. and temperatures will remain kind of very steady in chicago. you're going to see temperatures in the 40s right into the weekend. 50s in kansas city. hartford, connecticut, you drop down into the 40s during the weekend and myrtle beach warming out with clouds, and some of us woke up to some light rain earlier this morning. there will be that chance throughout the day as our temperatures head for 60 degrees. we'll have a more widespread and heavier rainfall moving in early tomorrow morning and starting out with some wet weather and then clearing out as we go throughout the day with another chance of rain on thursday. but the weekend is >> it's going to catch on. >> let's get to it. you know, we're still not over ariana grande and cynthia erivo's opening act of the oscars. what a way to start the show. taking that stage with the wizard of oz medley. cynthia paying ho

there is no reason a teacher in louisville, kentucky, should pay more in taxes than tesla did last yearkentuckians, let's talk about how this budget will hurt you. this budget mandates at least $880 billion cuts to medicaid, $230 billion cuts to tamils away from seniors, veterans, and kids. and at least $330 billion of cuts to our public schools. let me make this clear for those of you watching from kentucky, if you are one of the 1.4 million people in the commonwealth who gets insurance through connect, republicans are coming for your health care. if you have a kid in jcps, republicans are coming after their education, fewer teachers, fewer opportunities and no more free school lunch. if you're one of our veterans or seniors or the one in five kentucky kids going hungry as we speak, republicans want to take away your next meal. it's wrong. and i met with over 1,000 of my constituents this weekend. they're angry. i'm angry, too, because this budget hurts people. and for what? so elon musk can get even richer? it's a scam. i yield back. the chair: the gentleman from pennsylvania reserves

my bloodline came out here from the memphis area and louisville, kentucky and we came here in 1945 toseek a better opportunity when the naval yards is built. >> so this certificate preference is a big thing for me. it was a kind of like my legacy certificate when we started the whole process like natalie was saying, we were just denied every step of the way by america every step of the way emails denying us. i was kind of like a fan. i was a loan to loan to value and api and debt to ratio. there were only off by like 1.8 to 2% and we were just denied that really broke my heart. i you know like i said my my great grandparents came out here looking for a better opportunity and got this place so they got this place for one and a second when it was time for me to use a certificate they were promised that their grandchildren and children were able to use. i got denied based on insignificant differences. that was by amway cd i don't know where they are right now. that was in i believe 2021. so i'm just getting emotional because it really was upsetting was a knowing that that happened and it