in the mid atlantic states and the risk for severe weather for 18 million people. damaging winds, hail and tornados and the storm system out of the west is going to intensify across the rockies. as it moves to the east, it will run into bitterly cold air from the plains, warm, most air from the south. so a band of heavy snow from the rockies into the midwest and severe weather from the mid atlantic states to chicago. lester? >> al, thanks very much. >>> let's turn now to a nbc news exclusive. go fund me is trying to win back public trust after an infamous crowd sourcing scam on its website when a new jersey couple and a homeless veteran made up a story duping people into donating $400,000 that they then pocketed. stephanie gosk spoke to the ceo about what you should look out for before donating. >> reporter: at go fund me, the search for fraud is an around the clock operation. for what the crowd funding company calls its trust in safety team. >> some of them come from the military, law enforcement. we even have a philosopher. >> reporter: among the biggest problems

we're watching tornado watches across the mid-atlantic. to the northeast, we have a squall line that has already started to form. this tornado watch is in place from new york, washington, to the carolinas until 7:00 a.m. so currently we have 4 million under that flood watch throughout your morning here. we're going to see this front really pass fairly quickly. but behind it, northeast, ohio to pittsburgh, potentially could see we are drying out for the south and southeast. >>> so this really impacts the early morning commute. but by 10:00 a.m., i think we're really in the clear. >> all right, janessa, thanks. a story from your hometown. we have dozens of skiers who battled the elements as they battled the slush cup. the cup took place to see who could slide across the water without falling in. some people made it across the water just fine. others like that guy not so much. he >> never done that, janessa? >> she has no interest. >> just ahead, check your fridge. a major melon recall linked to salmonella. a harrowing rescue in d.c. how a go

it's going to continue to pull through the dsoutheast, k of riding up into the mid-atlantic. and the cold front on the e leadine of the cold front is where we're going to see some of our severe weather. zooming i now to our area, washington, d.c., dry. we had a few spotty showers, should i say patchy drizzle earlier. tomorrow we are in for a chance of spotty showhrs. thatt holds off until we get close tore sunset. here's the impacts we're looking at. heavy rain, i'm thinking we could see localized flooding in a few spots. damaging wind absolutely. as far as the tordo risk it's on the lower end, but it is there nonetheless. we could see a bit of hail as well. i'm going to detail this much more coming up in a moment. i also want to get you through the timing of this tomorrow night. so s around for that. for now, erica, back to you. >> somara, thank y very much. we'll be keeping a close eye on the storm. stay ahead of changes with the app. you can see somara's hour by hour changes any time by using that app. >>> all right, we switch gears now to oop other story, the caps in full

all the mid-atlantic on the dry side now. so if you're traveling on this early monday morning, you're looking good,sp eecially around this area. 74 degrees the daytime high today. a little breezy as i said out of the gate this morning. so again, we're going to see gusts up to about20, 20 miles per hour through the y. becoming more sunny this afternoon. tuesday, still looking good. temperatures in the 80s. by tuesday night, a front system will be dropping through the area. that could spark showers. again, 30% chance that we'll have some showers. not only on wednesday but also as we go through the day on thursday. again, just small chances of some rain headed our way for your thursday and then again on friday. it tlolooks like by the weekend will all be out of here. again, low, 70s to mid 70s 0stoday. low 8tomorrow. we warm it up, cool it back down for wednesday, thursday, friday. again, small chances of rain. maybe an embedded thunderstorm in that. but the weekend looking fabulous. a little cooler on saturday. but agbon, that'

we'll continue to see the rain make its way mid-atlantic to the northeast. we have flood watches in place for 4 million across the northeast. the reason being is this band that's making its way aoss rightnow. could see some torrential rain. accumulation totals through the next 24 hours, they're about half an inch. as that low makehoits way of. that's a look at the big weather story of the day. now here's a closer look at your day ahead. >>> we're sitting in the 60s that the northeast as front makes its way through. we'll slice those temperatures down about 10 to 15 degrees, giving a chance to dry out across the south and southeast. >>> so weather looking a lot better for the south, allowing them to pick up the pieces after a rough weekend. >> well deserved. >> certain going to need that. janessa, thank you. >>> a camera at the brazilian meteor observation networkug this. >> wow. >> look at ziat. that's a. spectacular sight in the sky. it burnedn upe sky over the atlantic ocean. but to be able to see a methar like with the clouds and everything. there would b

we'll continue to see the rain make its way mid-atlantic to the northeast. we have flood watches in place for 4 million across the northeast. the reason being is this band that's making its way across right now. could see some torrential rain. accumulation totals through the next 24 hours, they're about half an inch. as 15 degrees, giving a chance to dry out across the south and southeast. >>> so weather looking a lot better for the south, allowing them to pick up the pieces after a rough weekend. >> well deserved. >> certainly going to need that. janessa, thank you. >>> a camera at the brazilian meteor observation network caught this. >> wow. >> look at that. that's amazing. spectacular sight in the sky. it burned up in the sky over the atlantic ocean. but to be able to see a meteor like that with the clouds and everything. there would be a freak out moment if anybody saw that. >> thank goodness for atmosphere, right? just ahead, bad news for your back. why we may be witnessing the decline of reclining seats on airplanes. plus, inside the war on drugs. with

ohio valley, mid-atlantic, thunderstorms this evening.through new york city heading up to hartford. now the only dangerous part of this forecast is later on this afternoon it looks like the timing around 4:00 to 7:00 p.m. strong thunderstorms eastern north carolina eastern virginia including washington, d.c. up through baltimore, philadelphia strong damaging winds with some thunderstorms maybe a few isolated tornadoes. when you get rain like this you'll get arraignment delays. raleigh-durham chance of thunderstorms. maybe cancellations. pretty good line of storms through the i-4 corridor this morning. tampa to orlando could have some problems. anyone with flights today be expecting delays, possibility of canc cancelations at all airports in the areas of the northeast. there's the rainey weather up and down the east coast. clear it out. a decent day for you on the gulf coast. upcoming weekend forecast. here's the bad part. yeah, snow. it's going to be a saturday afternoon/evening snow event. southern minnesota and southern portions of wisc

quick attention, here it is on the move, the storms do lift up in the mid-atlantic, beautiful day inw york right now, eventually the rain moves in until tomorrow morning, molly. >> rough one out there, a lot of folks, boston marathon, we should see the weather they face, thank you, adam, appreciate it. leland: all right, live pictures south bend, indiana mayor pete buttigieg setting to hit the stage at the top of the hour you can watch entire speech streaming live on foxnews.com. plus bernie sanders taking rust belt, pittsburgh, pennsylvania today where laura ingle is there, hi, laura. >> hey, leland, well, it has been a soaker so far in pittsburgh today but it's not expected to dampen the enthusiasm of bernie sanders' supporters expected here in just a few hours. we will have more from the rally site coming up after the break fact is, every insurance company hopes you drive safely. 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 lowe

pay close attention because we could have the threat for strong storms across the mid-atlantic and southeastleared the area but moving across the southeast towards the mid-atlantic an area of low pressure across the great lakes towards the northeast and there is the area we could see flash flooding, strong winds, some hail, isolated tornadoes in popular areas where pete hegseth is. you need to be on alert later this afternoon into this evening and i want to check out our next system. what is that white stuff on the map? that is a late-season snowstorm that could bring measurable snow to the upper midwest and great lakes including the chicago area. this would be overnight tonight into saturday. the on alert if you're traveling. todd: green bay? >> upper midwest, great lakes. it happens sometimes. todd: 37 after the hour, homeland security rolling out face scanners, the impact on passengers is the question. what is more important? stay tuned. jillian: kurt the cyber guy joins us with his answer next. ♪ and you look amazingly comfortable. when your v-neck looks more like a u-neck... that's when

across the mississippi river valley to the southeast towards the mid-atlantic up towards the northeaste threat is ongoing today and tomorrow, heavy rainfall on top of that, flash flooding will be a concern and there is your forecast today, the big story will be severe storms that will continue today through friday in 2 parts of the southeast towards the mid-atlantic. this is the time of year we see tornado activity and we are getting that. >> my friend johnny in central indiana texted me two minute ago saying we are having a crazy lightning storm that will come up at 5:30. >> you can see that line right there. >> keep you posted. 39 after the hour, the mueller report not out just yet. you can already order this thing online, the company offering customers preorders. jillian: mayor pete is taking over, stealing the thunder of the crowded democratic field but can he sustain it? we will analyze the background and staying power. ♪ would help take my mind off it all. maybe you could relieve some stress by calling geico for help with our homeowners insurance. geico helps with homeowners insu

it's rare to see a moderate risk across portions of the mid-atlantic for severe weather but that's indeede're going to have another day of volatile weather and then that's going to continue unfortunately in through the overnight. so people need to be on alert. really for the next 24 to 36 hours. as this front moves through, this is saturday, mainly offshore but we're going to get a lot of rainfall with this as well as we head into today and tomorrow, a better forecast as we head into the easter weekend. so there's your forecast today. quite nice across the central u.s. there's that front that's going to move through and bring the potential for some severe storms. west coast actually looks good as well and here's your easter forecast. looking good for much of the country. we will see the potential for scattered storms along with this cold front for the northern plains and the upper midwest. but looking good for much of the country and there's our little easter bunny. cheryl: thank you for the easter bunny. we need a little -- i like the. janice: thank you. thank you. cheryl: easter cheer.

speaking of isich, thi the rain, this is the system that is making its way into the mid atlantic region, and as it moves towards us, i can see it is not carrying a major pun, with it so there is not going to be anything like what you saw friday, we're talking just some scattered showers throughout the region. here's a look at our future cast to help me break down the thiing on t take a look at the time stamp up in the corner there, here we are at 1:00 a.m., and showers back west along i-80 making their way into the district. and it is kind of spotty. throughout much of your mid morning on sunday. and serday afton, it is bringing in a little later but we could see this move out by 1:00 tomorrow. but a line of showers will make their way kroong the i-95 corridor early in the afternoon. an then clear things out. another dry and beautiful sunset for sunday evening. sunday brunch, temperatures in the 60s. like i said, a few scattered showers tomorrow. i don't think i would let tomorrow raintop me personally from going to get brunch. just a few spotty showers out there. and a l. more clouds b

the reward is actually a nice saturday through the mid-atlantic and southeast. on saturday in areas of the northeast. try to get rid of that as we go throughout the day and get some snow in higher elevations. great lakes doesn't look that great on saturday. on sunday some rain showers lingering here in areas of the northeast. that's your weekend forecast, kiddo. you did fantastic. >> taylor, can i say it's very nerve-racking to be on national television and you killed it. you did such a good job seriously. you might have a future in this. >> she doesn't want to take your job yet. >> all right, guys. thank you. still ahead an ex-aide to information chris christie learns her faith. >>> facebook troubles continue to mount as the company is bracing for a massive fine from the federal government. we'll be right back. 'll be righ. evens tone and texture. so skin looks like this. and you feel like this. aveeno® positively radiant get skin happy™ mno kidding.rd. but moving your internet and tv? that's easy. easy?! easy? easy. because now xfinity lets you transfer your s

what's left of this is going to push towards the mid-atlantic and see some of that rain as a result tomorrownoon. let's time it out. your time stamp up there. 7:00 a.m. tomorrow. pretty dry. pretty clear. and by the afternoon, we're going to start to see the clouds moving in, when we may see a few showers firing up there and all the way into the evening. maybe a line of showers pushing through by about 8:00 or 9:00. we should start to clear things out. your monday morning, dst t. we may see a few showers, i think, linger around 5:00 or 6:00 a.m. and then closer to shsh hour, we ld start to dry and clear out. on sundays, we have brunch. tomorrow's brunching temperatures in the 50s. chillier than it was yesterday and for the most part, dry, just clouds buildg in. easter egg hunts. oh, okay. it's going to get pretty active out there, i'm sure. just, i put the kids in maybe a sweater or something warmer. temperatures in the low 60s. again, therl ear, the better. towards the afternoon, that's when it's going to start to get dreary, a lot more clouds. a spotty oshower, but n washouts. so it's not

more than 200,000 customers woke up in the dark monday mostly from north carolina in the mid-atlantic the roads with hundreds of accidents reported including several the tallies. >> it is unimaginable. you can't imagine that happening. i would never think of that. a tree hitting a car while you are going down the road so it was very upsetting, very upsetting. >> reporter: the violent weather follows a string of other destructive storms stretching back months. local authorities say they are now stretched thin. especially here in mississippi where 17 counties remain under a state of emergency. state and federal officials say they will make sure communities have the resources they need to rebuild and recover. they are also hoping for a long pause from the wicked weather. >> mississippi has certainly had its fair those of severe weather since thanksgiving and christmas. it seems like we can't get a breath. >> reporter: the system dumping heavy rain before heading to the atlantic on monday. in jackson, mississippi, charles watson, fox news. >>> when you look at our weather here compared to

great lakes will have potential of strong storms from the mid-atlantic up to the in order east.ng keep that in mind. i want to point your attention to the next storm system that will bring springtime measurable snow to parts of the great lakes, upper midwest and it marchs eastward into sunday. this is something we'll watch next couple days. meanwhile across the southwest. 101-degrees today in phoenix. a lot to talk about, severe weather, potential for snow across the midwest. very summertime-like in the south which is. all right. brian, you have exciting news? brian: by the way, great to see you in person, janice. if you want to see me in person, who wouldn't, america, "fox nation" thing, i'm lucky enough to be doing what made america great. i'm combining with my books. we'll stream it on "fox nation." it will be called "america great from the start." kicking off in bonita springs. going over to orlando. charlotte august 9th. birmingham, alabama, august 10th. if you want to see me, see us in person, see great reasons why america is great. go to brian kilmeade.com/tour. jedediah:

so the mid-atlantic will have to pay attention to this system tomorrow as it continues to drift thatis, and this is the type of year it's been, march was close to average. we did have some really bad storms in alabama, if you remember. april so far has been quiet with, we're halfway through the month, this is the first the really big weekend where we've seen storms break out here, jon. hopefully, they don't get worse tonight and heading into tomorrow, but it's been relatively quiet so far, and that's good news. jon: yeah, let's keep those numbers down. adam klotz, thank you. >>> well, he is believed to be one of the fattest cats ever recorded. and now he could use a little help. coming up, what you can do to make him a happy kitty. ♪ ♪ makes it beautiful. state of the art technology makes it brilliant. the visionary lexus nx. lease the 2019 nx 300 for $359 a month for 36 months. experience amazing at your lexus dealer. safe drivers shouldnt have to pay as much for insurance... as not safe drivers! that's why esurance has drivesense.® the safer you drive, the more you save. although i

so the mid-atlantic will have to pay attention to this system tomorrow as it continues to drift thatof year it's been, march was close to average. we did have some really bad storms in alabama, if you remember. april so far has been quiet with, we're halfway through the month, this is the first the really big weekend where we've seen storms break out here, jon. hopefully, they don't get worse tonight and heading into tomorrow, but it's been relatively quiet so far, and that's good news. jon: yeah, let's keep those numbers down. adam klotz, thank you. >>> well, he is believed to be one of the fattest cats ever recorded. and now he could use a little help. coming up, what you can do to make him a happy kitty. ♪ ♪ ♪ when cravings hit, hit back. choose glucerna, with slow release carbs to help manage blood sugar, and start making everyday progress. glucerna. openturning 50 opens theuard. door to a lot of new things... like now your doctor may be talking to you about screening for colon cancer. luckily there's me, cologuard. the noninvasive test you use at home. it all starts when your do

and potentially destructive wind is expect expected overnight from the ohio river valley to the mid atlantic ocean. we always have earthquakes to worry about, it was during this upcoming week on thursday, april 18, we celebrate 1906, the hundred and -- hundred and craig, when headlines across the country looks like this, on the day following the magnitude 7.9 that destroyed 87% of san francisco and left at least 3000 people dead. and yet, it was only three days later, the fire that destroyed most of the city, that this was the headline, that headline was able to publish. thne likethqu probabllon the fau,drit lastthat is officiall the problem with this is to be prepared. the cusp of a cold front moving down. rain is spreading in the afternoon replaced by strong high pressure that is sending temperature into the 80s by thursday but first things first, brain will develop in the north bay first in sonoma around 11:00 in the morning, central bay has three in the afternoon, tomorrow mornings mm, so, to sum it up, expect wet in the bay area, tuesday will turn it around, mary lee and emily turner wi

now into parts of louisiana and arkansas and that system is just going to drive right up into t mid-atlantic and it is going bring us a threat of severe weather. for now look at the rada i know we had some showers earlier today. this is what's left. really spotty drizzle at best. that's kind of what we're looking at for the overnight hours. some spotty showers along 95 between the district and baltimor up towards montgomery county spotty showers there as tull as in fairfax county. overnight tempes upper 50s. low 60s. for the most part aot of us just mostly cloudy. asn we t our gears towards tomorrow take a look at this. this is a severe weather outlook and when wllre , so green is marginal, yellow is slight chance and this brown color is enhanced. when i'm in yellow i'm betting we'llee some severe thunderstorms out of this tomorrow. and i'll let you kno what the threats are in just a moment. for now let's talk timing.ni tomorrow m you're waking up early. maybe f a scatter showers throughout the region. not much in the way of rain through the bulk of sunday. very cloudy. that's what that whit

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it will continue to push up into the mid-atlantic tomorrow night. drizzle, a fewow spotty s. south of the district especially down towards southern maryland and st. mary's out of here tonight. keep the umbrella handy because we may see an isolated shower pop up but for the most part just cloudy andd. hu temperatures tonight are dropping into the 60s. it's going to b a fairley mild night if you plan on hitting the town sttonight. k around being folks because we have a lot to talk about. i need to bring y t up speed for ouror potential f severe weather tomorrow. >>> thank you very much. developing right now one man is dead a a shooting overnight in ft. washington. police say he was found shot outside a home on tucker road just off of st. barnabas crews rushed him to the hospital. he did not survive. no wordn a suspect or motive. we'll stay on top of this and post the latest on our app. >>> busy weekend in our area with a lot of events downtown and traffic. there were celebrations marking the 157th anniversary of emancipati day, the day abraham lincoln

new hampshire, all six new england states, the mid-atlantic states, california, oregon, washington, veryve territory. the president is not well-liked in california. >> help me. >> help me. >> i've done a couple of these. he's trying to beat a republican incumbent, and he's talking about doing it in the new england states, the mid-atlantic states, washington, oregon and california. blue states. i'm not saying you can't land some bruises in a primary. >> he's run in the old republican party that doesn't exist anymore. >> which is the problem with this situation. the trump is the leader of the new republican party, overwhelmingly so. >> pat buchanan bruised george h.w. bush and ted kennedy bruised jimmy carter. the campaigns would argue these candidates left some bruise k.bill weld make the case to soft trump voters and hit him hard enough that people don't stick with the president. can he beat the president? >> the rnc is not even going to let a primary happen in this case and that trump is going to run unopposed. this is not going to be a case where there's going to be opportunities for t

more than 200,000 customers woke up in the dark on monday, mostly from north carolina in the mid-atlantic the roads with hundreds of accidents reported including several fatalities. >> this is unimaginable. we can't imagine that happening . i would never think of a tree hitting a car while you are going down the road so it was very upsetting, very upsetting. >> reporter: the violent weather falls a string of other destructive storms stretching back months. local authorities say they are not stretched thin, especially here in mississippi where 17 counties remain under a state of emergency. state and federal officials say they will make sure communities have the resources they need to rebuild and recover but they are also hoping for a long pause from the wicked weather. mississippi has had its apparent dose of severe weather since thanksgiving and christmas. it seems like we can't get a breath. >> reporter: the system dumping heavy rain on the northeast before heading to the atlantic on monday. in jackson, mississippi, charles watson, fox news. >>> frank joins us with some of the stories we

there's that thunderstorm through the mid-atlantic region. more or l rs an event for areas of the ohio valley this morning, kentucky, into western pennsylvania. also through west virginia. we alsoave thunderstorms this morning that are sweeping through north florida. weekend forecast coming up, yes, it does includehat four-letter word of snow. >> uh-oh. thanks, bill. >> it's almost may. >>> the wait is finally over. the boss is back. ♪ hello sunshine >> this new cut is titled "hello sunshine." the first single off bruce springsteen's new album, western stars, due out june 14th. this is his first record since 2012. in a tweet he called i aeturn to my solo recordings and a jewel box of a record. >>> just ahead on this friday, we will remember a boston celtics legend. a look back at john havlicek's incredible life and career next here on "early today." new lysol wipes are crazy strong. don't believe us? we got this workout class to compare them to clorox. wow! feel the strength of new lysol wipes. dude! are you looking at this? can i take those?

its way for the race was through friday big downpours anywhere from the deep south around the mid atlantic states pushing up into the northeast now all the more than flank of that pushing up into the eastern side of canada dry weather comes in behind for a time limit our next weather system nor the pasta california seeing heavy rain to cool some flooding oregon washington state pushing up into parts columbia all say some very heavy rain through friday tends to snow as it pushes over the the rockies the mountain states seeing some rather wintry weather and by the time we do come to sas day really heavy rain coming back in across texas that could well cools some flooding eastern seaboard not too bad of this day twenty celsius in d.c. so that's a bit more like it plenty of sunshine from out of sunshine into the caribbean but we have got some spells of heavy rain particularly towards southern cuba into jamaica wet weekend in jamaica temperatures at around thirty degrees celsius to gradually make that way the west. where the wrong line. is to be able to concise expressing exactly what is happen

tornado watches expired for new york to the mid atlantic. i want to show you on the radar, boston is in a mix here. we have the runners runners the boston marathon this morning. we'll deal with gusty winds and rain in the area. we have 6 million under flood watches across northern new england. today we could see 1 to 2 inches of accumulation. this storm continues to run but it's making the way offshore quickly. >> thank you. >>> the white house is bringing the border battle to the democrat's doorstep. tracie potts joins understand. >> reporter: is it legal? is it something the president can do? the president focussing in on the sanctuary cities, which is sometimes whole states said they'll protect immigrants and not coordinate with the federal government against them. president trump claims the u.s. has an absolute legal right to send immigrants awaiting asylum to sanctuary cities. he calls them criminals of all shapes and sizes. >> let's put some of those people into their communities and towns and see if they are okay with them and the sam

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strong storms and tornadoespa swept througs of the south and mid-atlantic states last night and brought heavy rain and flooding to the northeast today. the storm system is blamed for pee deaths of three people in mississippi and onon in alabama. there were tornadoes in thero nas and virginia, and forecasters confirmed 14 rnadoes touched down in mississippi where at least 24 counties reported damage.si missi governor phil bryant has declared a state of oeergency, the second in one week due to torn a federal judge in flint, michigan, has ruled that resi environmental protection agency for contamination of the city's water supply that began in 2014 and continued for years. in her ruling on thursday, judge linda parker said e.p.a. employees knew lead was leaching from old pipes and k michigan regulators were misleading residents. nearly 5,000 residentsd suits against the federal government, alleging e.p.a. officials and employees" negligently responded to the water crisis." the federal government tried to have the cases dmissed. there was no comment from the justice department. we'll have m

. >> rob, the mid-atlantic is the path. the system is on the move. >> reporter: yeah, the front part of it is yet to push through the east. we do expect rumbling of thunder erp in d.c. as the front pushes east. shut be clear of the new york, boston area by the morning. it will be slow clearing throughout the day. we reload with the next system. it will tap moisture in the gulf of mexico. houston, little rock, memphis. the highest tornado threat there could be a damaging day sunday. we lose the red and stretch out the zone. tallahassee, atlanta, in the middle of it up through pittsburgh. damage winds and a wild weekend. need to stay weather aware. >> we are tracking it tonight, tomorrow and sunday. rob, we will be watching. >>> next to surveillance video and a troubling scene inside a chicago high school. first, the student was charged and then the video surfaced telling a different story. a police officer is scene grabbing the 16-year-old student and hitting her with a stun gun. battery charges against the girl have been dr

the mid-atlantic will get the vie veer threat tomorrdelare neyoneut a in quk-moving syste tom? >> all right, rob, thank you. >>> we want to turn to politics now, and a big story in the race for 2020. joe biden officially announcing he's in. taking on president trump right out of the gate, but history already catching up to him. here's abc's terry moran. >> reporter: newly minted presidential candidate joe biden already in full campaign mode. >> i'm feeling great. good to be back in delaware. >> reporter: hours earlier, biden posting that video declaring his candidacy in stark and sweeping terms. >> we are in the battle for the soul of this nation. everything that has made america america is >> reporter: using images of white supremacists in charlottesville, he took direct aim at president trump. >> if we give donald trump eight years in the white house, he will forever and fundamentally alter the character of this nation. >> reporter: trump's tweeted response, a taunt -- "i only hope you have the intelligence, long in doubt, to wage a successful primary campaign. but if you mak

rainy day on tuesday, moving up along the mid-atlantic coast. traveling i-95 south wards, keep that in mind for your travels. ra kes and central plains. by southern standards, only 50s in april. very chilly in areas with sunshine. >>> thankfully this week ahead will see warmer temperatures beginning to prevail. we'll talk about that coming up. >> that's more like it, especially with the chilly temperatures. >> an april fools start. >> thank you, bill. >> planet earth is down to a single blockbuster video store. the block buster in perth, australia, closed sunday leaving only one in bend, oregon. in 2010, the former king of movie rentals declared bankruptcy. the bend store is locally owned and the owner says they have no plans to close any time soon. >> still ahead, the latest on the jussie smollett controversy, plus duke bows out as the final four take shape. but when i started seeing things, i didn't know what was happening... so i kept it in. he started believing things that weren't true. i knew something was wrong... but i didn't say a word.

ahead for up to 14 million people living in the path of severe storms that have been slamming the mid-atlantic and northeast. the risk of damaging winds and tornadoes tonight stretching from parts of north carolina up into pennsylvania. travelers at several major airports facing delays tonight. all from the same weather system blamed for at least five deaths across the south. our gabe gutierrez has the teatest. >> repr: tonight after drenching the south, vi storms are marching up the eacoaswith tna rr rn, inst hail and thunder. already more than 800 canceled flights in the u.s. and more than 4,000 delays. meanwhile, the south is caning up after a series of tornadoes. what's different about this season is that so-called tornado alley has been unusually quiet. instead the south has seen the brunt of the damage. in louisiana, the hard-hit town of ruston struggled with the loss of much more than just builngs. the winds here were at least 136 miles an hour ripping this e maee off its roots and tossing it into that home. inside kendra butler and her son remingtowere killed. monday would have been hi

. >>> there is stormy weather sweeping through the mid-atlantic and northeast as a powerful new storm threatens to the south. large hail cracking this windshield in memphis, texas. we are tracking it all for you and same champion is tracking it. >> a lot of cold rain. let me show you the snow, ice and freezing rain. in central new york, all the twi boston. keep an eye on the mix tonight. it's going to be a little slippery. storms you're talking ability, david. that is developing not texas. jet stream dropping and another area of low pressure. it expands and could include tornadoes here and the flooding rain and places that flooded yesterday, lake charms, and new orleans, and sunday it, it seems to be even larger. >> thank you, sam. >>> now the search for an american woman we were reporting on. tourist taken hostage in a national park in uganda by gunmen demanding half a million in ransom. and the fateful decision that unknowingly put her in danger. abc's ian pannell is in uganda tonight. >> reporter: tonight, the desperate hunt for a missing american tourist and her driver grows. kimb

regulatory structure that will allow us to bring much cheaper fuel to key parts of the country like the mid-atlantic and northeast and new england and to europe. this is big stuff. one other thing. on this regulatory stuff, i want to go back. you asked me early about the economy and businesses. the small business explosion and explosion of net new business formations i believe is a direct result of the regulatory rollbacks. i saw this during the reagan years, if you make it easier, it is paperwork but also some of these other regulations that go too far. i'm not against regulations, but i'm against extreme regulations. you are seeing this new generation of people, men and women of all stripes, races and so forth, exploding this new business story and i think it has to do with the tax cuts, but a lot to do with regulatory rollbacks. we saw a pipeline in texas. you have to love that, hardhats, metal constructs. i a city boy so i love to watch that. the fact that i cannot walk this morning is something to deal with later. >> we have run out of time. thanks for joining us. please thank director kudlow f

but, jeff, there is still a arnado watch until midnight in nte mid-atlantic area and that acludes washingtond.c. >> glor: and we can see that sign behind you omar that says, "need help." all right omar villafranca thank you very much. there was more sharp reaction today to the mueller report. wnator mitt romney said he was heckened by some of the desident's actions detailed in re report, and for the first ame, a major democratic cesidential candidate is calling for impeachment. here's nancy cordes. >> reporter: the mueller report is igniting impeachment talk on the campaign trail. today, massachusetts senator elizabeth warren became the first major presidential candidate to say "the severity of the president's misconduct" as outlined in the report, "means the house should initiate impeachment proceedings." house freshman alexandria ocasio-cortez signed on to the movement, too. but democratic leader nancy pelosi pushed back saying one step at a time. like many democrats, she views empeachment as time consuming and politically risky. maryland democrat jamie raskin: >> impeachment shouldn't be

up and down the mid-atlantic. i feel your pain if you were traveling yesterday. for everybody, but even if you're not in this advisory, it's still going to be windy there. gusts up to 50 miles an hour. that is the criteria and threshold for the advise ea. ain, even though this expires at 3:00, this afternoon, gusts still up to about 30 miles an hour. still breezy later this afternoon and brisk and blustery but we have rain before the day ends. whenhat's coming and when you can expect it coming up. >>> at 8:31, following breaking news this moin this hmeappenedg.ght.ehdrner th of now have not released information when it omes to a possible suspect and we're working to get ann update o the victim's condition and when we get it we'll pass ion >>> and officials want drivers in p bnce george's county to road. on the a new initiative beginning today. good morning. what's this all about? >> reporter: good morning. we're at the southern regional technology and recreation center in fort washington pup seend behie a big state trooper vehicle getting a what it's all about. a

tonight, a closer look at the damage marng outbreak that spanned from texas all the way to the mid-atlantic. the cleanup is now under way after a deadly storm system with torrential rains and punishing winds tore through large swaths of the country. in north carolina, heavy flooding prompting rescues like this -- first responders helping stranded residents out of their flooded neighborhood. and over in asheville, this car got stuck in the high floodwaters after more than 5 inches of rain. >> don't drown. turn around. >> reporter: this is some of the worst damage we have seen. that carport that that corvette was in, is nowhere to be seen, and thof this house was found to be in pieces across the street. but further south, these storms proved deadly. near tallahassee, a young girl house. this vacationer captured the relentless storm as it whipped through near st. pete. a string of dangerous tornadoes forced officials in mississippi to declare a state of emergency, the second time in less than a week that has happened. to the north, a tornado in northern virginia touched down, damaging cars and

its way further east was through friday big downpours anywhere from the deep south around the mid atlantic states pushing up into the northeast snow on the more than flank of that pushing up into the eastern side of canada dry weather comes in behind for a time limit our next weather system northern parts of california seeing heavy rain to cause some flooding oregon washington state pushing up into parts columbia all saying some very heavy rain through friday turns to snow as it pushes over the the rockies the mountain states seeing some rather wintry weather by the time we do come to saturday really heavy rain coming back in across texas that could well cause some flooding eastern seaboard not too bad of this day twenty celsius in d.c. so that's a bit more like it plenty of sunshine them out of sunshine too into the caribbean but we have got some spells of heavy rain particularly toward southern cuba into jamaica wet weekend in jamaica here temperatures at around thirty degrees celsius to gradually make that way for the west. a notorious symbol of the u.s. war on terror one said for closu

have been injured in mississippi and texas further north nearly ninety thousand people across the mid atlantic region were left without electricity. in japan the fukushima nuclear power plants operator has begun removing fuel rods from a cooling pool it's a milestone in the slow process. just to decommission the plant which suffered a meltdown after a tsunami in two thousand and eleven removing the rods is crucial to avoid a further disaster if another earthquake heads. we're heading now to the middle east and the dire conditions facing palestinian refugees following a policy change in the child white house last year the u.s. cut all funding to a united nations relief agency that provides services for about two million palestinian refugees who live in sprawling camps in jordan among those camps. and. now as i have reports the budget cuts have had a severe impact on the refugees lives. up to twenty seven year old ali amos lee roams the refugee camp or he was born and raised it was once his job to clean the streets here but now the garbage is left on collected she was one of around forty senate

help a truck that flipped over in floodwaters in washington, under storms are expected in the mid-atlanticday and possible tornadoes in the southeast. much more on this later. hundreds of college students and staff correnti tomato measles scare, they are issuing orders after two students with highly infectious disease on campuses, some of those people were allowed to go home after proving they are vaccinated. this comes as the cdc claims cases surpass record totals of the 21st-century. history is made as the arizona cardinals make the first pick at the nfl draft. >> what the first pick in the 2019 nfl draft, the arizona cardinals elect tyler murray quarterback of oklahoma. >> kyle or mary the first athlete ever taken in the first round of the nfl and mlb draft, choosing football despite ninth overall to the oakland as. the draft continues with round 2 and 3 at 7:00 pm eastern. exciting night for those folks. it is 10 minutes after the top of the hour and joe biden didn't talk about the issues in his announcement video. is it because he's too right for his own party? we debate next. we know

regulatory structure to allow us to bring much cheaper fuel to key parts of the country like the mid-atlantic and new england and also to europe. this is really big stuff. with this regulatory stuff i want to go back because you asked me earlier about the economy the small business explosion of net new business formations i believe was a direct result of the regulatory rollback. i saw this during the reagan years. if you make it easier, it is paperwork i'm not against regulations but im with extreme regulations with men and women of all stripes and races exploding the new business that has a lot to do with the regulatory rollback but that pipeline yesterday in texas was wonderful i love that. hardhats. metal constructs. i am a city boy so i love to watch that. it was great but i can't walk we will do that later. >> we have run out of time. thank you for joining us please thanks to director kudlow. [applause] am president. the presiding officer: the majority leader. mr. mcconnell: today the senate will vote to confirm the will vote to confirm the >> to confirm the president's choice to serve a