in towns like lubbock if you don't have robust journalism? it's a question that must be answered. >> you started at the love lubbock avalanche? >> lubbock sits on a table top mesa where there is no danger of anything ever rolling downhill. and so, i asked about the odd name of the newspaper and was informed it is supposed to be an avalanche of news on your doorstep. it was okay then, that makes sense. my career in search of the truth begin with a lie. i wanted to get a job at the paper because i really wanted to be a photographer. i wanted to work at national geographic but the paper only hired kids 16 and above and i had this temporal problem. i was 15. so, i lied about my age, i got the job as a coffee boy. my mother was my co- conspirator. she would drop me off a couple of blocks so no one could see i didn't have a driver's license. i worked in the wire room for about a year. one day the executive editor came down. he's a big barrel chested guy, had a silver crewcut and i'm in the wire room working on my high school homework and he looks d

it's a question that i'm concerned about you, you started at the lubbock avalanche? >> lubbock sits on a tabletop mesa where there is no danger ever of anything rolling downhill. so i asked about the odd name of the newspaper, and i was informed that it was supposed to be an avalanche of news on your doorstep. well, okay, then, that makes sense. allison, my career in search of the truth began with a lie. i wanted to get a job at the paper because i really wanted to be a photographer. i wanted to work at "national geographic." but the paper only hired kids 16 and above, and i had this temporal problem, i was 15. so i lied about my age. i got the job as copy boy working every day after high school classes. my mom was my co-conspirator. she dropped me off a couple blocks from the newspaper so nobody could see i didn't have a driver's license. i worked in the wire room for a period of time, for about a year. one day the executive editor of the paper comes in. his name is dave knapp. he was a big barrel-chested guy, always wore a white shirt. had a short-type haircut. he

and who is going to ferret out corruption in towns like lubbock? if you don't have robust journalism? it is a question that must be answered. allison: i'm going to turn a little bit, somebody mentioned on one of these, you start theat lubbock avalanche journal. scott: lubbock sits on a table top mesa where there's no danger of anything ever rolling downhill. and so i asked about the odd name of the newspaper and i was informed that it was supposed to be an avalanche of news on your doorstep. i said, well, ok then. that makes sense. you know, allison, my career in search of the truth began with a lie. i wanted to get a job at the paper because i really wanted to be a photographer. i wanted to work at "national geographic." but the paper only hired kids that were 16 and above and i had this temporal problem, i was 15. i lied about my age. i got the job as a copy boy, working the 3:00 to midnight shift every day after high school classes. many i mom was my co-conspirator. she dropped me off a couple of blocks from the pain sore nobody could see i didn

lubbock texas was death state. my ground shook. you know being that far away there was no way to to know if our family was alive or >>steven says she tried to get in contact with her family after the tornado struck. but it was an agonizing 2 weeks before she received a letter from her mother telling her that everyone was ok it was. >>just out of joy. in my heart, i mean just absolutely was so relieved now nearly 50 years later, both women say this devastating event brought levick together like never before i survive to get to see this happen. >>i survived to see the revitalization after that or nato my family ok. >>that was leah dougherty, reporting city leaders are now planning to build a love that tornado memorial gateway. the goal is to have it done by the 50th anniversary next year. >>while the rain prompts road closures and water rescues in the >>welcome back to kron four at 8 a major storm system responsible for widespread flooding in parts oftexas and the gulf coast is now pushing east damaging winds and hail are the biggest

i'm originally from lubbock. >> is your family still here?yes. >> mom and dad, brothers and sisters? >> i don't have any brothers but i do have two sisters. and they all still live in lubbock. >> have you seen mom and dad in a while? >> no. i talk to them every day on text message and snapchat, but i haven't been home. >> reporter: more friendly questions. >> where did you go to school? >> west texas a&m university. >> reporter: cedillo asked about thanksgiving. small talk. >> what'd you make? >> i made turkey, and there was stuffing and mashed potatoes. and green bean casserole and this cabbaage bacon salad that my mom really likes but i don't think david liked it very much. >> reporter: except this wasn't really small talk. detective cedillo was paying close attention. >> alright. so let's start with this morning. >> okay. >> all right. >> this morning. >> okay, what time did you get up? >> about 7:30. 7:45. >> okay and then what happened then? >> and then we talked and i went back to sleep. when i woke up he wasn't there. >> okay. >> repor

conaware: i rise to honor a long time friend of mine, jimmy lee, from lubbock, texas. he took his profession seriously, helped create a firm in existence today passed away in april of 2019. he was 89. and it leaves a giant hole in the hearts of his family as you might expect. i first met him when i joined the state board of accountcy in texas. for whatever reason, i will never know, chose to take me under his wing. he mentored me, wise counselor, as a result of his friendship and his help, i was able to chair the state board of accountancy, the national association of state boards of accountcy, anddy that work more professionally because of my friendship and leadership. my story is one of only many like it. jimmy served the texas state -- texas state society of c.p.a.'s throughout his career. there are countless other c.p.a.'s who could have the same conversation with you that i'm having this morning as a rault of his friendship and leadership. he leaves behind his wife of 66 years. sonny, daughter, and her husband , her son, jeff, and his wife, and his combrand childr

the ground that have been reported so far now stretching really have your now parts just north of lubbock all the way up in oklahoma right now you see that line of thought storms and that's what we're seeing all the activity and more the tornadoes being reported there as well so scary night indeed, and they're not done just yet. a west we go we've got some quiet conditions that fog is moving in the sea breeze kicking in as well the father fill in overnight tonight. no delays around airports for tonight to unlike yesterday we had delays of 84 supple now it is so wide open and clear that cloud cover those going to race back on shore overnight. i didn't think it up in spots, the sea breeze carrying that on shore awesome those winds all the way in the valleys even 18 miles per hour in livermore tonight we're going to see increasing low clouds and fog in again some drizzle out along the coastline morning clouds tomorrow and then plenty of sunshine in the afternoon the air quality looking very very good which is fantastic as we've got high pressure now building in but still enough of a sea bree

we've got to numerous tornado reports on the ground you see him right here in red uh just north of lubbock here up near amarillo. we've got some very strong storms now moving all along this frontal boundary here and that is where we're looking for the possibility, a mortar attack it at tiffany through the night tonight and then it looks like that is going to get to push eastward. but certainly a scary night tonight as that system rolls on through out west we go we've got plenty of sunshine and a couple patches of fog that's really about the worst worried about right now temperatures today. they bumped up a little bit but still running below average around the bay area 61 degrees in san francisco today, 66 in oakland, 70 degrees in both san jose and live more 72 in concord and 60 degrees in santa rosa. that fog was slow to clear out you can see us get ready to come back one more time and it will be thick out there for tonight, temperatures still a pretty mild this evening, 69 degrees in concord 66 in livermore and 50 degrees with the sea breeze and san francisco. high pressure will continue

witch that falls, same for you lubbock and amarillo in the moderate small towns in between there we're most concerned with the chance of dealing with not just tornadoes, but even strong or nad oesz that includes childress, texas, guthrie, and elk city, too storms will head towards wichita falls, oklahoma city later this evening. this is the way our computers are looking at this. storms are devin today. inorth texas into oklahoma. that's by noon today then round two develops on the tail of this and we'll watch those storms about 4:00 p.m. that's when we'll have our chance of getting those tornadoes and the possibility of those long tractor nad owes. i know a lot of schools in this area already canceled for the day today. they don't want those kids anywhere near the severeareas oy down through oklahoma and north texas at greatest risk >>> well, coming up we also have to deal with the possibility of early summer heat wave we'll have details about that coming up. >> all right, bill, thank you. >>> a question have you ever seen two deer fight? have you ever seen two deer fight? me neither t

it will reach as far south as lubbock, texas, along i-40 all the way up toward wichita along i-70 andwards i-80 throughout omaha. and that's just in the center of the country. the northeast is now targeted for severe storms from syracuse over towards philadelphia reaching over towards pittsburgh, even reaching into southern portions of ohio and indiana with isolated tornadoes a real possibility. unsettled weather with unusually cool conditions will prevail throughout the west and then going into the weekend, flooding will be a problem. renewed river flooding and flash flooding with a possibility of 12 inches of rain. back to you. >>> coming up, a decision on whether to change who's on the $20 bill. >>> also ahead, cash or credit? we have the right answer if you're a germophobe. >>> plus, a man wrongfully convicted of murder at age 17 spends three decades in prison. hear how he finally cleared his name. >>> and later, the return of "all in the family" and "the jeffersons." how they pulle a man in one of the cars she hit suffered broken ribs among other injuries, and the two dogs that w

. >>> this huge twister was spotted south of lubbock, texas near the city of tehocka.n nebraska, tornadoes were reported near lincoln. heavy storm damage and flooding was seen throughout that area. looking ahead this will be a nerve time for people along the mississippi river expected to crest today near st. louis but more rain possible. flooding is already blamed for four deaths, three in missouri and one in indiana. >>> coming up, a new milestone for "the avengers." >>> plus, the breaking news overnight, stocks plunging as the trade war with china escalates. remember the way we used to do things? hey man... like connect with friends? dig it! or get in shape? or sell a house and pay a real estate agent a big commission. [crash] at redfin, we charge you a 1% listing fee. and because redfin.com is america's #1 brokerage site our agents get more eyes on your home so you sell for thousands more than the one next door. don't get stuck in the past. sell with a redfin agent. >>> a disturbing scene at a college commencement. michigan state's interim president collapsed. the s

and another system comes in on thursday, lester 2 to 4 inches of rain, likelihood of flooding from lubbock all the way to minneapolis. lester >> all right, al thank you. >> protests from coast to coast today. people taking a stand against the growing number of states passing strict new abortion laws our stephaniwigosk is in louisian more. >> get everyone you know to that voting booth. >> reporter: on the steps of the supreme court today, abortion rights activists grab back the megaphone. >> my body, my choice! >> women should have the right to do with their btoies what they want o with their bodies. >> reporter: hundreds of protesters joined by democrats, looking for votes in 2020. >> we will not go back >> reporter: demonstrations triggered after a waveononde, restrictive abortiaws passed in multiple states >> should a child, a life inside a mother's womb, be killed due to the actions of its parents? >> abortion care is safe and still legal in all 50 states >> reporter: but that message may not be getting through >> i've seen patients that aresc already heduled for their procedures callin

this one between amarillo and lubbock. you see that one. also more storms firing up. we have several states under tornado watches now across a stationary boundary, as well. so, a dangerous next several hours ahead. and then watch the future radar, as these storms kind of congeal over oklahoma city after midnight, and then over dallas and then again over oklahoma city by the rush hour tomorrow morning. dangerous winds with this and big hail. and then, extending into little rock and the mississippi valley on thursday. so, three solid days of severe weather across the central u.s. david? >> that's right. stay tuned to your local stations. rob marciano, our thanks to you. >>> we're going to turn next tonight, in the meantime, to the controversial body cam video just released. on it, a police officer shooting a 14-year-old boy. you can actually see the officer responding to a call, aiming through a hole in the fence there, shouting, "show me your hands, drop it," then firing less than a second after the warning. police say the boy was armed with a bb gun. he was playing wi

deputy assistant secretary for transportation under president clinton is joining us live from lubbock texas very good to have you with us on al jazeera so boeing admitting the software faults saying it's made corrections are they enough mr mckay . this may be a long haul for boeing he lives with boeing is really our new shuttle and these are very complex flying systems that are in the upper tried through lower upper stratosphere but it requires risk management and this simulation the simulators are very important to the airline operators they can cost about tens of millions of dollars over the life of the aircraft so american airlines is already on board saying we're going to get those simulators and we're going to get more data and information to the manufacturer from the pilots where the maneuverability and controllability the impasse takes place when this airplane is diving in a. stall situation and there's a tremendous amount of load on the tail section it is very very hard to turn that wheel to get that in cas back on track and particularly in the ethiopian procedures that they h

by far the bigger threat in a line from kansas down to lubbock.hey get energized by the heating of the day. they'll become super sl rr toward thes, maybe a drop some large tornados. woodward up to around wichita. the reason this is a significant system is we have upper level low right here with cold air loft. at the surface, warmth, humidity coming out of the gulf of mx co, converging across texas and oklahoma. southeast wind at the surface spinning the atmos fear. on top of that a lot of hvy rain. some place as lukely to see three to five inches of rain with swollen rivers and saturated ground, flooding is possible. >>> they've begun moving the growing number of migrants but they're being flown to a new state. >> reporter: hundreds of migrants were air lufted from south texas to san diego this weekend. another journey formany ewho first crossed by foot. their arrival not welcomed by some. the department of homeland security says flights like these will take place three times a week, with each plane carrying around 330 people. once on the ground t

powerful tornadoes touched down near lubbock, texas, and around the texas panhandle. it took hours to get power on into neighborhoods. the crews are busy clearing away downed trees and so far there is no word of injuries injuries. >>> people living in the central part of the country are worryed that more strong and tough weather is headed their way tomorrow and through the rest of this week. authorities are warning oklahoma could see flash flooding across the state today. more than 65 tornadoes have been reported in five states since saturday. and funnel clouds like these touched down in texas, oklahoma, arkansas, missouri and kansas >> i was just in the living room reading a book and i could hear it go crazy outside. when i looked out the window i saw my carport getting blown away. >> the impact has been less than what forecasts worried about. in fact, classes are back in session in public schools in oklahoma city and tulsa after she were closed yesterday. >>> president trump is approving a major disaster declaration for california's areas effected by flooding from t

powerful rnadoes touched down near lubbock texas and around the texas panhandle.t the power back on in neighborhoods. crews are busy clearing away downed trees and there is no word yet of serious injuries. >>> 6:46. president trump is approving a major disaster declaration for californians effected by flooding from this year's winter storms. the move makes federal funds available to supplement state and local recovery efforts in areas effected by flooding, landslides and mud slides from february and march. the areas include amador, butte, morin and napa counties. >>> the time is 6:46. happening today the walnut creek city council will talk about more bike sharing and electric scooter options in walnut creek. in january they approved a plan for up to two bicycle or scooter operators as part of a pilot program. line bikes operated the program which walnut creek city staff say were getting positive feedback in a recent survey but line has not renewed its agreement with walnut creek so the city hopes to pair up with one or two other operations. >>> and a new bill in t

reporter: this powerful storm system produced at least 12 tornados, including a substantial twister in lubbock texas. people there woke up to properties that were completely destroyed. dana? >> dana: incredible video. what areas are facing the severe weather today? i understand the threat is still very real. >> if this neighborhood is any indication, this storm has a lot of power. the latest national weather service said there are still tornado watches in arkansas until 7:00 p.m. local time. there's an enhanced risk of thunderstorms in western illinois, missouri, northern arkansas and severe thunderstorms into kansas and beyond. so everyone use caution. this storm is strong. >> dana: thank you, matt. we'll continue looking at the areas hit hardest as you can see right there. two other top secretaries are briefing lawmakers on where iran stands as the u.s. long time adversary. that's next. but allstate actually helps you drive safely... with drivewise. it lets you know when you go too fast... ...and brake too hard. with feedback to help you drive safer. giving you the power to actually lower yo

you can see from lubbock up towards oklahoma rmcity, sto after storm after storm.he are all tornado warnings here in red. i expect to see more as the night moves on. for us we're getting in on something different. 87 here. 55 in buffalo. that's cooler air settling in meaning a great day tomorrow. going for a high temperature of 75. tomorrow 75 after a high of 90 today. nice and comfortable. a great afternoon on your daesday. wedn looking great too. thursday, yeah, 30% chance of a shower or storm, but just like today, most of us should remain on the dry side. however, we do move right back into the 80s. the rest ofhe memorial day forecast, i'll see you at 5:45. >> all right. thank you, doug. >>> following controversy over a plan to add toll lanes to i-270. a new proposal to ease traffic. coming up next, what a monorail system might look like a the chances of it ever being built here. >> reporter: more toll lanes coming to the area. you've heardrehat befo this plan is moving forward. i'm adam tuss. going to tell you about this new vdot proposal that could have an imp

areas around the plains, from wichita southward toward lubbock, texas, still seeing a level three for afternoon and also notice around portions of the northeast, including areas just outside of philly there, just west of philly, an enhanced risk in place. that's a 3 on a scale of 1 to 5 this afternoon and this evening. the pattern still continues across much of the country, guys. >> thank you so much. >>> turning to politics now, president trump proving there's more than one way to shut down the federal government until all investigations by the house are done, mr. trump will not work with democrats. not on infrastructure, not on immigration, medical care, nor disaster aid, even the budget appears to be on hold. the trumper tantrum as twitter called it erupting wednesday morning after this comment from house speaker nancy pelosi. >> would you believe that it's important to follow the facts. we believe that no one is above the law. including the president of the united states. and we believe that the president of the united states is engaged in a coverup. >> that appears to be the trig

look just north of lubbock, amarillo, dodge city. it will miss some of the sparse towns here. louisville, cincinnati, d.c. and philadelphia, daily roun thtos. mae so sonndand hail there. here's your memorial dand tomor. denver looks okay. warm and dryer finally in texas and oklahoma and the record highs continue out there. a handful of memorial day cities for you. here you go. looking at victory, michigan, >>> good sunday morning. we're waking up to a little bit of sunshine but by 10:00 scattered showers around the bay area. look at the temperatures staying in the 50s to maybe low 60s. we'll have the possibility of a thunderstorm with very gusty winds today. >> this weathercast is sponsored by m&m's. what's more american than m&m's. i'll tell you what, the two in our crew right here, jim and roger gower, two navy veterans. they've been with us all week. end. off to you guys and of n i guys. 're a little delirusmein.t's br. it's been a long week, my friends. >> yes, and yet you have done an incredible job. thank you to you and your wh

and besides the opportunity of tornados we've already seen damage from hail from lubbock, texas. had damage reports, over 7 tornados being reported throughout the afternoon, but we're looking for the possibility of more to develop. the enhancement of rainfall is a concern. they are plcompletely saturated. we could see in oklahoma city water rescues if they pick up. notice the watches. these are not just tornado watches that extend through the evening, these are what we call particularly dangerous situations a pds. those times that's only the second enhance the warnings. all the elements, wolf, are enhanced or elevated and makes this a day we haven't seen this spring season. we've had 660 of them so far this year. but we haven't had a day setting up with the ingredients needed. near joplin this is the second tornado warning they've had so far today. then a streaming of rainfall, a big concern. baseball size hail has already been reported. but overnight, wolf, we're going to see more of these tornados. if there's any good news here i can find, we've had cloud cover, and that's goin

and it's funny, i was asked this question more than a year ago by a conservative radio host in lubbock, texas, while i was running for senate. i said the same thing because it is clear to me that our very democracy, our political system, the future of our country is at stake. knowing that might not be the most popular thing to say in our home state of texas, i said it nonetheless, because we must have the courage of our convictions at this moment of truth. i just hope now that the mueller report has been released, that robert mueller has made this incredibly important claiclarif today, they will be rewarded by the judgment of history. it's important they do this while they still can. >> thank you for putting your beliefs and your commitment on the record. you would vote to impeach. thank you so much, beto o'rourke, candidate for president. >>> i'm joined by joaquin castro, democrat from texas and david frum a senior editor at "the atlantic." congressman, pelosi saying we need more information and there's only 38 democrats in the house that want impeachment, is that what you know? is th

another big day from amarillo down to lubbock tomorrow afternoon. is key. this is seven days worth of rainfall. everywhere that's orange is 4 or more inches of red. all of the rain, six or more. and this graphic here, 40 river gauges are either at major or higher flood stage throughout the country. and the water is here where dan was. guess where that has to go. all the way down to the gulf coast. flooding throughout most of this spring. >> it's going to be a long spring, indeed. chad myers, thanks very much for that. >>> adam sandler returning to "saturday night live" after 24 years. he paid a touching tribute to his friend, the late chris farley. what an episode this was. that's next. >>> but first, a look at a cnn special close to our hearts, champions for change. this time, anchors and correspondents will introduce you to people making a difference that have left a lasting impression on us. >> some people -- >> some stories. >> are so powerful -- >> they leave their mark. >> nobody has ever affected me the way your son did. >> their work creates

thursday afternoon, thursday evening from omaha to wichita to oklahoma city, lubbock, texas, anotherf flash flooding, hail, isolated tornados. not just there, for the northeast as well with hail and isolated tornados possible from syracuse to pittsburgh, all the way over towards the philadelphia area. janai, kenneth? >> paul, thank you. >>> now to president trump suffering another legal setback in his efforts to keep his financial information under wraps. >> a federal judge in new york refused to block a congressional subpoena seeking the president's financial record from deutsche bank and capital one. it followed a ruling monday that cleared the way for his accounting firm to turn over documents to congress. >> earlier the president railed against the investigations that triggered those rulings. he stormed out of a meeting with top democrats saying he couldn't work with them until they stopped investigating him. abc's mary bruce has the details. >> reporter: moments before heading to the white house, house speaker nancy pelosi took a direct shot at president trump. >> we believe tha

woodward, amarillo, lubbock, you're in it. southwest kansas as well.see strong winds and maybe a few large tornadoes. good news it's less populated out there so less likelihood of a town getting hit hard so we hope that's the case as well. active weather pattern, we've been talking about this all week and now the heat is building across the southeast only keeping that ridge in place. we've had records in nashville for a couple of days in a row and might hit another one today and might have record highs for the next six days, 94 in atlanta, 101 in albany and 98 in montgomery so certainly short sleeves and shorts for the memorial day holiday across the southeast. >> good morning to you waking up to partly cloudy skies. temperatures in the 50s. by noon time, mid and upper 60s around the bay and inland. it stays cool at the coast and rain arrives tomorrow.w.w.w.w.w. >>> this weather report sponsored by panera bread. me and the keeper, my new friend, send it back to you in new york. lots of love from wichita. >> thanks, rob. we enjoyed watching your instagr

kevin is from lubbock. it's lubbock or leave it. >> i take a different tact on what you said, kevin. i don't disagree about the idea -- that the environmental groups have been pushing renewable and efficiency that's the solution. i don't waste any energy. i'm sure all of you are energy proflicates, you waste all energy all the time. i just use the right amount all the time. but i think -- i take a different tact on the pipeline issue in that every bit of energy infrastructure now is being -- is facing friction. land use policy and energy policy are inextricable. yes, plains, key stone, xlp. dakota excess being profiles of of pipeline projects fought. 700 people arrested in the dakota access case. dozens arrested at key stone xl outside the white house. look at new hampshire, a few months ago decided -- the state government disallowed the -- a high voltage transmission line bringing electricity -- hydroelectricity from quebec in to massachusetts. in 2017, the state of iowa passed legislation, signed into law

she graduated in 1985 from undergraduate pilot training at the air force base in lubbock texas writings i will start with the testimony. >> thank you. members of the committee, it's an honor to be here representing 17000 employees of nasa all across the united states of america and i tell you, we as an agency are very excited about our new direction to land the next man in the first woman on the south pole of the moon within five years. given the title of this hearing, i thought i would talk about how nasa plays in our national security capably. we are very unique, there's a lot of people on the panel that are focused directly on national security, nasa plays in a different way, a lot of national security practitioners use an acronym we called died, it identifies the different elements of national power, diplomatic power, information power and military power i think most people are familiar with, and economic power, what is massively within the dime philosophy? nasa of course is very strong on the diplomat excited. when we think about the international space station we have 15 different

we're looking at lubbock, texas. and we're going to see more dangerous weather.orkon, new yo philly, washington, pittsburgh, detroit. we've got the all clear. they are starting to bring our audience in. we're going to have a concert from sheryl crow. it's all happening. but first, that's what's going on around the country. here what's happening in your neck of the woods. >> a lot milder start this morning than yestery. we're now in the mid-60s across much of the region. 66 in arlington. 63 leesburg. we do have a slight risk for severe weather from the washington area south and anis enhanced rk for severe weather across northern maryland and into southern pennsylvant. don' turn your back on the chance for any severe weather chances today. a little cooler tomorrow. >> all right. good news. got the crowd coming in. a thousand people strong going toe -- this is going to be the first concert ever on the track of the indianapolis 500. coming up savannah and tom introduce us to the heroes who sacrific so much for o military folks. and we'll share their untold stories. t

ef-2 to ef-5s possible, through lubbock, all wayo down tan angelo. tomorrow we've got an area of ten states. we're talking about 15 million people moving to the east into illinois back down into texas. here's the setup. we g strong instability, very warm air pumped up in the gulf by that high pressure. plus a s powerful jeteam coming on top of it. it's extreme sheer, causingtot spin. this morning, storms developing, the, into oklahoma and wichita into texas. a squaw line will form. then we will be looking at tonight, long strong track tornadoes, damaging winds. the big game, this is going to be overnight, rain rack, so it will be hard to see and there will be very little warning so you have to stay very alert and today we've got heavy rain. look at this we've got a asderate to high risk of rain from tex all way into kansas and parts of missouri. e'y? because w looking at rainfall amounts anywhere from 3-to-5 inches. some of the models are saying anywhere from 7-to-10 inches of rain per hour. this a is volatile situation. we will continue to track it

you go to your day tomorrow, look at this, the field expands and intensifies, anywhere from lubbock,evere weather all the rain we have been picking up. every single red or purple dot that you see is a river that is either moderate flood stage or major flood stage and now you put on top of it, this area shaded in blue, another six to eight inches of rain. where is this rain coming from? look to the jet stream. this looks like a mess. that's the jet stream right there, pulling in the pacific moisture, dumping it in the midsection of the country. on the other side of the coin, not the rain, but the heat will be the story in the southeast. 100 degrees for gainesville. 99 in jacksonville. records over the next three days and then out west, all about the cloud cover and rain along the coast. snow in the mountains. mountains in the sierra could pick up six to 12 inches of snow. if they do that, they will surface 60 feet, not inches, 60 feet of snow for the season. tony? >> all right, lonnie, thank you very much. >>> president trump is taking a huge step to target the beginnings of the russi

saturday, 13 states from western new york, western pennsylvania, all the way back and we're looking at lubbocklt lake, denver, into the northeast for boston, new york, philly, washington, pittsburgh, and detroit. guess what, we've got the all clear, they are starting to bring our audiences, we're going to have a concert from sheryl >> good morning. i'm meteorologist carry hall. we are seeing the sun breaking out and we're in for a beautiful day. really comfortable temperatures starting out cool the san jose mitch reaching to the mid 70s by this afternoon. as we go into the weekend making plans for the long holiday we'll see at times some clouds and even some rain close by. we'll see much of the rain staying off to east until sunday when we could see some showers that may be in the forecast also for memorial day. >>> good news. >>> good news, got the crowd coming in. a thousand people. this is going to be the first concert ever on the track of the indianapolis 500 coming up, savannah and tom introduce us to the hidden heroes that sacrifice so much for our military folks and we'll share their un

they had met in lubbock at the western sizzler steakhouse. >> i was working there, and darin was likean assistant manager, and he said he heard that i had a beautiful daughter, and i said "i do have a beautiful daughter!" >> she walked in the room, and i was just smitten. people would fall over themselves when they saw her. and she never realized it. she never knew it. >> they really had it, that just kind of love at first sight. >> i believe she got pregnant on her honeymoon because she had devon right about nine months later. >> and off they come to dallas. and darin started his own electronics company. >> when i got off of work, we would sit down on the couch and start making parts. so testnec was born. >> testnec was a company that made circuit boards and pretty quickly darin and darlie made pretty good money from that business. >> there's the beach. >> we're going on a cruise ship. >> they were making money for the first time in their lives. he loved treating darlie. they spend $130,000 on a new home in rowlett. darin bought a used jaguar. he bought a 30-foot cabin cruiser to cru

moist air, that's going to be the instigator for storms later this afternoon and evening, spring to lubbockspecially a severe storm risk that brings in damaging wind, destruction, 70 plus miles per hour. that easily takes down power lines and trees and can even take parts of roofs off. so check this out. by wednesday this goes to joplin down to san antonio and houston and thursday it's jackson, mississippi. and with it flash flooding, up to 6 inches of rain. >> lots of serious may showers. >>> want to go to washington where there is a big showdown between the white house and congress on two fronts. treasury secretary steve mnuchin rejected the democrats' demand to release president trump's tax returns as the democrats consider holding the attorney general in contempt of congress. we wantoo cko our senior congress good morning, mary. >> reporter: george, there will be one last ditch attempt. the justice department agreeing to send staff to sit down with staff from the house judiciary committee. unless they are hand over the full unredacted mueller report and the underlying evidence, well, th

. >> howdy, lubbock, texas. >> shoutout from south jersey. ♪ >> turning 60 and retiring from westfield. star good morning. >> good morning. t'ser biry!addy love yo hi, mom! >> hi, everybody. good morning. this is tuesday morning. so happy to have you on our plaza or watching at home on a nice, spring day. >> we'll explain why all those kids are seating at those tables in a moment >>indeetd. we've got a special show on thursday. i'll be at the indianapolis dwmotor spee with my guest host tom hanks. we've got a special hour and we are shining aig l on our military caregivers. the it means to much toot us. it's called hidden heroes. >> i h hope hanks been practicing. >> i'm going to tell him you expect a lot. >> someone else is going to be thercr >> sheryl ow. yeah. we're going to treat you to a concert. we hope you'll join us there. >>> let's get to the weather. no letup in the weather causing so much violence in the south. where's this headed? >> it's slowly moving east. we've got tornaow warnings firing up throughout much of oklahoma. from tulsa all the way down to the texas border. so

at her walk to remember today, tuesday, may 21st, 2019 ♪ >> shout out to shelby, north carolina >> lubbockom westfield, mass. >> today's my birthday i'm already off to a fantastic start. good morning >> good morning, mommy and daddy love you >> today is her birthday >> hi, mom >> hi, everybody, good morning welcome back it's a tuesday morning happy to have you out on our plaza, watching at home on a nice spring day. >> we'll explain why all of those kids are seated at those tables in a moment >> yes, we will. indeed don't forget, we've got a special show it's coming up on thursday i'm going to be at the indianapolis motor speedway with my guest host -- >> who >> tom hanks yes, we've got a special hour. and we are shining a light on our nation's military caregivers there's an incredible organization it means so much to both of us it's called hidden heroes. >> i hope that hanks has been practicing i hope he doesn't show up -- >> i'm going to tell him you expect a lot >> someone else is coming, too -- >> sheryl crow we'll treat the crowd and all of you to a fun morning a fun morning in indian

already have storms starting to pop up across southern plains here, tornado warning just issued for lubbock hours, torrential rain and high flooding and a straight line winds with gusts up to at least 60 miles per hour. we're watching the updates on the weather. >> dangerous time this holiday weekend. and how is this for irony? the owners of a replica of know'sa -- of noah's arc for flood damage. let me repeat, noah's arc had flood damage. and it is a tourist attraction outside of lexington, kentd. the owners want the insurance company to pay a million dollars in property damage after heavy rains caused a landslide. that said, i should mention that the rain didn't damage the arc itself. just an important access road at the site. still, quite an interesting headline, don't you think? >>> so four of the two dozen democrats are stumping today and where we find our road warrior ali vitale in the hawkeye state. how are voters responded to the candidates? >> reporter: kendis, in iowa falls today we've seen kirsten gillibrand at the coffee shop behind me and in a little while amy klobuchar will ta