from time-to-time but the main threat for the rain will be down to arkansas and the mid, mississippi river valley and you will see the headlines later this week about the flooding ongoing and from the mississippi river, valley from these rains and they will not be as heavy, inches that is the decent amount of rain from this time of year, temperature around 70 degrees on tuesday and we are in the 60s even next weekend and if we have a planning forecast it is longer than that. >> the mud slides, here, and the columbia, parkway and having all of that run off there and we will have to be concerned about. >> especially by thursday, and that will be the chance. >> it is nice not to have to wear the snow boots. >> you have a point. >> the sbca is opened for adoption today, and just ahead we are going to show you a special dog that needs to get home. >> you got to see him, the unstoppable women of the thomas moore college, ally tell us how many games in a row this you are watatcha >> adam: welcome back, 37 right now, brandon says that things are going to warm up and that is going to be a decent day if yo

meantime we'll continue to watch moisture return into the lower mississippi river valley tuesday and wednesday, stormy weather there. not here. we are still talking the flow around the high pressure fortuesday. and also for wednesday. so the breeze will be bsk and some clouds will continue to mix with the sunshine. could be some strong to severe storm breaking true the middle of the country, mississippi river valley. i'm you'll be here traing those. we don't have to worry about that type of rough weather here for wednesday, thursday or friday. if you have something planned outside for tomorrow let's go get it. upper 60s morning. highs in the upper 70s. winds from the east 10 to 2120 miles an hour. that r rn chance is low at just 10%. one of those days where each afternoon the kids come home from school, they do the homework, they're hitting the door ready to get outside. by wednesday, thursday high temperatures in the low 80s. by saturday here comes a frontal system. that could bring as y y i few showers. hopefully behind that we dry out on sunday. calle ocho day. temperatures won't

across the ohio, tennessee river valley, mississippi river valley, gulf coast, that's where we could see some strong to severe storms. keep that in mind. and your sunday forecast, there is our peter cotton tail right here hopping down the bunny trail. again, it is going to be wet along the gulf coast. watch for the severe weather for parts of the ohio, tennessee and mississippi river valley. we'll also see the northwest bringing in that next storm system with a lot of snow. for the northeast, pretty good forecast. we could see hit or miss showers, but otherwise, looking very nice and a quick look at your forecast. highs again very cool across the northern section of the country, the northwest. cooler than average. we'll start to see the temperatures moderate and tuesday, a little bit of springtime weather. but looking ahead, hopping head ahead to april, arthel, looks like cooler than average temperatures for much of the country. something we will watch for you. eric and i were talking earlier, are you a peep fan? do you like the peep? >> i love my peeps. >> you love your peeps! why d

as we look in texas, portions of lomisiana, arkansas, moisture streaming into this mid-mississippi you river valley. rain and storms there. more rain and storms on thursday for places like louisiana, some of that wet weather getting into mississippi as well. for us same old s sry, a brisk breeze, winds flowing in from the east-southeast. friday more stormy weather mississippi river valley while we are still dealing with the quiet weather, high pressure in control, clouds mix with the sunshine and so the story goes. tomorrow morning we'll start the day in the lower 70s. high temperatures climb into the lower 80s. breezy conditions friday. more of the same. lower 70s to start the day. highs in the low 80s. the rain chance is low. by sunday we will look at perhaps a better chance for sneak a few s owers across the area. we're going to stay warm, though, even oe that fnt gets here and behind it, not going to change up our teeratures too much. notice tuesday and wednesday highs still in the lower 80s. calvin. >> calvin: we're fog more breaking news right now. a whole foods store evacuated. >> laurie: je

we see very heavy rain that's falling right now across parts of the mississippi river valley, the lowerey but it doesn't really go anywhere. we're going to keep on seeing waves of rain moving here. we're going to see some spots pick up an additional ten inches of rain. we saw it farther towards the west. it is inching off towards the east. it's happening so slowly. that's why the flooding is such a big threat. we'll continue to see that. we have hundreds of people evac ckuwaiting off to the south. one ton says they don't have enough signs. so people need to be aware. >> that is a lot of water. thank you. >>> the convicted felon whose mug shot nearly broke the internet is now apparently out of prison. hear what mug shot mcdreamy wants to do with all of that fame. the final 30 next. ♪ the roles you play in life are part of what make you, you. and you're not going to let anything keep you sidelined. that's why you drink ensure with nutritious calories, 9 grams of protein and 26 vitamins and minerals. come on grandma! giving you the strength and energy to get back to doing... what you love.

the flooding rainfall in the lower mississippi river valley. talking about louisiana, mississippi and points north. we're dry, but over there, 15 to 20 inches of rain have fallen already in portions of louisiana. and as you can see, we have a training going on, very heavy rain, falling, continuing to fall over the same aero. additional five, six, seven, even eight inches of rain on top of what they've already seen. keep them in your thoughts and prayers today, we're going to have another spectacular day. warm conditions linger. we do have rain chances coming into play tomorrow, sunday, monday. best chances will be sunday but i do not see a wash-out by any stretch. weather should be nice. >> speaking of sunday, that's the day we spring forward. set the kwloks clocks ahead, check the batteries in your smoke detectors as well. >> this is our cam on the hyatt regency orlando. something is wrong with that building, need bond . >> east winds have picked up a little bit this morning. >> you can see the east, southeast winds five to 10 miles an hour. g

days of heavy rain caused record damage in the mississippi river valley area. louisiana has been particularly hard-hit. roads are completely flooded. many people either stuck in their homes or they are having to use boats to get around their neighborhoods. >>> avalanche warning is in effect for the highest ranges of the sierra after heavy snowfall over the weekend. the weekend storms dropped about 20 inches of fresh snow in the tahoe area. snowfall totals in some areas grown to 33 feet this winter. according to the department of water resources, precipitation in the northern sierra is at 131% of normal. central sierra is 115% of normal. southern part of the area 109% of normal. good news. >>> 4:25. >>> new giant's pitcher johnny cueto is being monitored for concussion symptoms after he was hit in the head by a line drive. drive. the first pitch off cueto into shallow right center field. >> it was the first pitch of the giant's spring training game against the oakland a's last night. cueto was checked out by trainers and stays in the game pitching three innings.

but the big story is the dangerous flooding continuing for texas, the gulf coast states, mississippi, river valley and ohio river valley and up-to-the- minute letter, dealing with arraigned. and precipitation. today, warmer, human, 84, breezy but not as blustery, voters have cautioned, a moderate chop on the base and the low 70, mild breeze, partly cloudy skies and do not forget to spring for this weekend, daylight saving time, set your clock forward one hour and also kind of all my only is taking place on sunday. warm, breezy, spotty showers and 83. we will continue with the warmth, increase humidity and chance for showers, mid-80s by tuesday so let's get a check of the traffic with manasseh. >>> we have valid on the palmetto and this is the result of a crash northbound on 826, around northwest 103rd, delays just south of that era, see the delays back to pass where we can see it. it is going to be a slow drive northbound, want to take the side streets to avoid the delays, maybe even the turnpike to the west of the palmetto as alternates. a couple of problems, installed out car import miami tunnel

towards the ohio river valley @as we head into tomorrow and @could potentially bring us some @of those additional @thunderstorms. @tornado watch boxes now up for @portions of the mississippi @river valley from memphis down @towards northern louisiana. @i don't think we will see @severe weather like that here @in northeast ohio. @here is future view as we break @it down for you into tomorrow @morning. @temperatures in the mid 50s @early monday. @that -- maybe that shower or @spring he will. @then breaks in the over cast. @expect some sunshine to break @through. @southerly winds and @temperatures in the upper 60s. @a little moisture in the air. @as an active system comes in @from the west and southwest, @the same one that's in arkansas @tonight. @look at the thunderstorms @approacheningalling -- @approaching plans field -- @mansfield. @i will be tracking this with @you throughout the evening. @into tuesday morning which of @course is election day. @as we go through tomorrow, @maybe a quarter to half an inch @of rain generally but some of @you may see just a little bit @more. @speaking of election day, which @of course is tuesday, here is @what the day shapes up as. @low 50s

wanted to jump ahead to give you an idea of the heavy rain expected across the mississippi river valley misery, arkansas and tuesday. wednesday, showers possible. computer model, a better chance for periods of rain the second half of the work week and lingering into the weekend. though we're not the focus of the rain, we'll take part in it the second half of the week. looks like periods of rain could cause some -- i wouldn't be concerned about 1.24 inches projected, but we could see rain causing problems the second half of the week. 52 for the high. we have early fog possible, then more afternoon sunshine. tonight, scattered clouds at 39. for tomorrow, that jump in temperatures will take us to 62. we stay warm for the entire week. warm with moisture returning. on tuesday, 69 and scattered clouds. showers and rain periods starting wednesday, lasting into our weekend and those temperatures staying on the warm side with highs in the 60s lasting through saturday. now here's your sunday morning sports. elise: good morning. in high school hoops, the wright state, the winning teams advancing t

getting drenched and into the rockies but the big story continues across texas, louisiana, mississippi river valley and also messy across the mid atlantic north east. tonight. local fall to the low 70s and partly cloudy skies. we spring forward this weekend meaning saturday night tomorrow night before you go to sleep set your clocks forward an hour. we lose an hour of sleep but gain an hour of daylight. if you're headed out for fun and music tomorrow, we will be warmer with a better chance of showers this weekend. 20% chance through monday and highs back in the mid 80s with plenty of warm sunshine through next week. >>> caught on camera, two south carolina fishermen have quite the tale to tell after reeling in a 20-pound great white shark. hilton head island. after several hours they tried to reel him in they had to call for back up. boat, it was so dark they had to use their phones to get the hook out of the shark's mouth. they named him wild cat and tagged it with an acoustic tracker and set it free. >>> a dog ends up in an unusual spot -- under a police suv. check out the chihuahua mix. the offi

and then look at this return moisture into the lower mississippi river valley easing over into middle tennessee. rrential rainfall for those areas associated with apron system, a system that's slolong going to creep eastbound but totorrow we are still controlled by high pressure and the flow around that high. that means our friday is going to be mainly dry and breezy. then by saturdayy still a before it a breeze out there. winds flowing in from the east. southeast clouds mixed with the sunshihi but it won't be until sunday when we see a little better chance for showers and thununrshowers. this is what we're going to do for tomorrow. morning lows lower 70s. highs reaching the lower 80s. winds southeast been to 2020 rain chance low. by calle ocho we're still introducing a better chance for a few showers in the area. we don't want to keep you away from the party. there may be a thunderstorm on monday. warm, low to mid-80s here to stay. >> laurie: let's take to you a live picture now from the university of miami where the stage is the set for the big republicanresidential debate before th

that needs help and the storm is not over, storms and damaging wind is possible across the mississippi river valley today. >>> a highway overpass came down crashing down on top of cars in india today and tons of concrete and steel crashed on to mid-day traffic killing at least 21 people. they are searching the wreckage for possible survivors underneath and the overpass was under construction when it collapsed . >>> a nurse trusted to care for elderly patient is now accused of killing them. it happened at a state run hospital in tuscany, italy. they say she murdered them by giving them deadly doses of a blood thinning drug. investigators are looking for a possible motive. >>> a suspended chicago police officer charged with first degree murder has another job and it's making people angry. he was hired address a janitor. this sparked widespread protests and a federal investigation. the police union says he is struggling to find work and they hired him three weeks ago. more protests are planned now that the public got word of this new job. >>> the pentagon has a new way to honor fighters taking on isis

one or two showers in pennsylvania but things are dry all the way back through the mississippi river valley and tonight and into tomorrow. on st. patrick's day by lunch 70's. great day to take lunch outside. if you have plans this evening you should be fine in the 70's. overnight a couple of clouds working through. tomorrow clear skies to start the day. we will see more sunshine on friday. watch saturday. lots of cloud cover, one or two hits of green and you could have an isolated shower on saturday. for today in raleigh expect temperatures to climb from the 50's by 9:00 to 71 by lunchtime. mostly sunny, forth as warm. this afternoon sunny and above average although not as warming a yesterday. numbers in the 70's today. 55 chapel hill. 76 cary, 77 smithfield. holly springs 60 holly springs 76. durham 76. 75 siler city. 77 pinehurst. 78 fayetteville. 77 lillington, 77 goldsboro. 76 rocky mount. roxboro 73. tonight temperatures across the region colder back into the 40's for overnight lows. 45 raleigh, 47 fayetteville. seven first alert seven-day forecast forecast, tomorrow lots of sunshine b

a lot more where that came from, up and down the mississippi river valley, heading into ohio. >> and tiny horses try make a big get away and it is all >>> former first lady nancy reagan is lying in repose tonight. thousands coming out to the ronald reagan presidential library in california today to pay their respects. another public viewing will take place tomorrow and a private funeral is set for friday before nancy reagan is buried next to her husband facing the pacific ocean. >>> people who live in flint will not get anymore water bills till april so the city can figure out the $30 million the state is helping pay for bills. people have been drinking bottled or filtered water for months due to elevated led levels but have still been billed. customers could be credited $600 per account. >>> look at this tap from cloudy, yellow, brown and chunky. folks have been dealing with this for a year. the most surprising part, the department of natural resources says it is safe. but it is still costly. >> what is really bad, when you do laundry it ruins your whites, all your good clothes. i m

severe thunderstorms from the mississippi river valley and a cold front to the north moving through the great lakes, low pressure behind that with some cold air. all of this swinging in our direction. so bringing the chance for showers rand storm and storms tonight into friday. exception of those winds. temperatures stay in the 60s and a few light showers may show up just before midnight. we've got to talk about the warm temperatures we have right now, the gusty winds and the cold air that's coming behind all these storms coming up next in the forecast. >>> look closely at this very clear video. this is the man wanted in a ruthless crime spree targeting eld elderly men and women, eight attacks so far, most of them in brooklyn. >> reporter: for weeks police were working off this sketch, but they just obtained new video, fresh video, the clearest video we've seen so far of a man wanted for stalking, ambushing and attacking elderly women, that video police want you to take a close look at. gray hair, glasses, calmly strolling down the street, this is the man police say violently attacked a

you see sours and storms in mississippi river valley and down into texas. that system will stay out this by lunchtime sunniment a few clouds in the sand hills and they person off. tomorrow morning it paints the pap white. i don't think we will see all of this cloud cover but we will have moisture in the air and sometimes the model do not foe how to show patchy fog but i think you will see thicker spots of fog through the day. today mostly sunny and warmer, 60's. by lunchtime 74 degrees. we will get near 80 with more sown on the way. across the region 79 in holly springs, 78 durham, 80 smithfield feel 78 siler city and sanford. around 80 fayetteville, 81 lumberton and 80 goldsboro. 75 roxboro and south hill. 79 rocky mount. 78 wake forest. tonight steps into the 50's for overnight lows. 54 raleigh and 55 fayetteville. first alert seven-day forecast powered by accuweather showing and more cloud cover friday and 76. saturday for the st. patrick's day parade in raleigh i think it will be dry, cloudy, warm, humid and some showers in the afternoon but at this tim

in the meantime look at what's happening with places like houston into louisiana and the mississippi river valley. and that flash flood and that does include shreveport. hopefully ey'll get to higher ground and that story for susa brisk breeze as weing it continue to track that storm system and all about the breeze and mainly drdry conditions out there. no matter what you u have planned outside probably the biggest thing to worry about is the strong east/southeast winds sustained at 20 mph and the temperatures climbing into the lower 80s as we round out the week. by sunday we may have to worry about a few showers and maybe an isolated storm by monday. all the while keeping it warm. the 80s have the staying power. the weather authority always watching it tracking and meteorologist julie durda will be galloping in here. >> reporter: a big day for free agency including big names coming and going for the dolphins. mostly going. plus the miami heat take theiei winning streak on the road to >> okay, thank you, clay. and here are your fast 3, play 4, fantasy 5 and lotto numbers. good luck! >> the heat e

river valley, were expecting snow on the portions of the northern plains and into the great lakes. and even into portions of california. but the threat for severe weather is stretching from the mississippi river valley to the central states today. as you can see this is a pretty strong front but it is not going to stay here, it will it will stay to the north, 40s in the big apple, and milder in dc, 70 in houston and new orleans, and 50s for california. for most of the pacific northwest. a little warmer for us compared to yesterday, we could see a couple of straight showers as we head towards the end of the week, but not much change in before the weekend we have a cold front running through. so for today we are talking highs climbing to the low 80s and we're going to see the chance for a few stray showers at best. waterspouts could be possible if you are heading out boating, and will be cooling down to the low 60s, and the next few days 80s until we get to the weekend and then a cold front sweeping through, upper 70s by sunday. >>> and now a cbs4 consumer alert. from wi-fi cameras, two coffeemakers, devices are here. >>> they can be okay for a >> reporter: it seems like everything is now

it developed out of the mississippi river valley, and pushing to the north.all of the clouds, and you can see the leading edge of the clouds, and so we are going to continue with the overcast skies as the system is oing to get closer to our area. what we can expect, we are not looking for a lot of rain earlier in the day, but here, we have the forecast model showing us by this evening, showers will move in, and a light variety on and off, but the heavier rain moving in from the overnight to early monday morning. so for the monday morning commute, you want an umbrella, and leave yourself some time as roads will be wet. we could have heavy rainfall around the 6:00 a.m. hour monday morn morning. the system will be out of here tuesday morning leaving behind some clouds. so for the day, we will call it sc scattered shower activity. breezy conditions, and as i mentioned the mild conditions starting out this morning, and we are dry with 57 for a high, and cooler tomorrow with the cloud cover, and that system is really sort of kicking up as we move on through the wee

we do see a growing area of mississippi river valley an even some snow in you head off to the north and west. this could be a decent snow producer for some of the mountains of west virginia and maybe even over towards the western suburbs of washington, d.c. and then eventually up into new england. some of the areas could pick up a significant late season snowstorm. around here, it will be primarily rain. it hooks like most of that rain is going to fall tomorrow during the day. especially late morning into the afternoon and evening and sunday may not feature a whole lot other than a little bit of drizzle perhaps in the morning. it will be cloudy and it will be sort of raw and chilly. i don't want to give you the impression it will be a raw and pretty day. enhabsed moisture here across the deep south t will be riding toward the north and east as the upper level winds become more southwesterly over the weekend. we showed you this last night. and don't worry about the actual values here. it is sort of a relative graph in terms of the fact that where you see the greens poking up toward the t

tracking a frontal system impacting other areas of country like fix and parts of of the mississippi river valley and now we see more of the raiai and stormy weather creeping on over toward the east. middleennessee, line of storms there. the weather is just nasty. new orleans, too, probably in line for rough weather a little bit later tonight all because of that system. but high pressure has a handle on us, so with that said we're expecting more of the same tomorrow. while we'll continue t t track this frontal system and the rain tt offers us, still on friday for places like louisiana and then by saturday we will start to see a few showers starting to advance toward the had an panhandle. about it looks like our saturday is going to be pretty nice asas well with southeast breezes, clouds mixing with the sunshine. by sunday, that's when we could have a few showers here. tomorrow mainly dry, high temperatures hitting the lower 80s. checking out our saturday more low 80s the in forecast. notice sunday we are featuring a 40% chance for showers in this forecast, s s not calling it a washout but there m

this frontal s stem that is bringing rainfall into parts of texas, louisiana, into the mid-mississippi river valley, some flooding concerns here as the rain is training, repeating itself in a lo of areas, memphis included, so that's where the wet weath is going to be. the system will slowly mauk more progress toward the east tomorrow but slow is going to be the key word because there will be more of those same areas in line for more rain and storms. so we'll be tracking that. meananme the story for sus still the flow around the high pressure and a brisk breeze. wund will continue to come in from the east-southeast thursday, into friday as well, high pressure dominates which means we are expecting more mainly dry conditions. tomorrow morning ls in the lower 70s, highs reaching the lower 80s. friday same deal. saturday look at that, more lower 80s in the forecast. we may have a few showers to track come sunday. >> calvin: speaking thatf a domino's tournament today in little hotch weise count down to the calle ocho festival it. fancy close to 200 people including city leaders look miami mayor tomas re

@they're still deal being flood @watchs in lower mississippi @river valley, severe @thunderstorm watchs in deep @texas. @you can see just all of the @severe weather that broken out @here in west texas, central @texas and even this flooding @going on there have been quite @a few areas with heavy rain @fall and as a matter of fact in @you can see that we have @definitely had quite a bit of @rain. @as a matter of fact, watch @this. @let's see if it will actually @do it. @whoa, two and a half inches of @rain has fallen there. @if we move to east there's @upwards of four to six inches @of rain that's fallen in some @so much those locations and @that possibility of heavy rain @will continue to move in. @most likely thursday, as far as @tomorrow goes, we will start @off with partly cloudy skies, @temperatures in 40s by the @start of the work day: you @can see our temperatures are @like throw be in the 50s across @a good part of northern ohio. @54 sandusky but the commuter @will see warming temperature, @clouds and sun for much of the @day, even into the evening as @the clouds thicken with @tem

in the meantime look at what's happening with places like houston into louisiana and the mississippi river valley. and that flash flood and that es include shreveport. hopefully they'll get to higher ground and that story @or susa brisk breeze as weweing it continue to track that storm system and all about the breeze and mainly drdry conditions out there. no matter what you have planned outside probably the biggest thing to worry about is the strong east/southeast winds sustained at 20 mph and the temperatures climbing into the lower 80s as we round out the week. by sunday we may have to worry about a few showers and maybe an isolated storm by monday. all the while keeping it warm. the 80s have the staying power. the weather authority always watching it tracking and meteorologist julie durda will be galloping in here. >> reporter: a big day for free agency including big names coming and going for the dolphins. mostly going. plus the miami heat take their winning streak on the road to >> okay, thank you, clay. and here are your fast 3, play good luck! today it's florida flatbread with fresh tomato

rainfall estimates, about 7 to 10 inches of rain right up the mississippi river valley from lake charles and shreveport all the way back to little rock. that is an impressive rainfall. today's forecast, nice and drying out. still a little cool out by today's standards. of cool. we'll call it the 40s in most spots. temperatures in the 50s as you head into the mountains. that other storm heading to the west, though. we'll have more on that coming up. >> storms versus just rain. >> yes. >> okay. we'll take it. >>> national pancake day. celebrations start at ihop today. >>> a plane crash right before your eyes. we'll have the details in two. in undernourished children all over the world. when you get your vitamins at walgreens, you help give life-changing vitamins to kids across the globe. get vitamins here. change lives everywhere. walgreens. at the corner of happy and healthy. pepper discovers jimmy dean delights, made with real egg whites, lean cut meats, and whole grains. an excellent source of protein, it fuels her up with energy to help power through her morning. with jimmy dean deligh

features are drawing in a lot of wind and a lot of moisture especially right across the mississippi river valley. that rain will continue to slowly move towards the east. but for tomorrow. almost spring like highs will be right around the low 50e6789s still looking dry. and as we move in to the end of the workweek, high pressure still around. looking good for us. but there's the tail end of that mess. we may get some of those showers here if they hold some time on sunday. here's the marine forecast for night threat of rip currents at the beach. small craft advisory. just not a good night to be out on a boat. same nowrt florida keys. you're looking at an advisory. 25 knot winds. seas beyond the reef 20811 feet. coastal waters very rough. next high tide miami. 9:07. key largo the next high tide 9:30. 10:28 in key west. so for night just a few clouds staying dry. typical lows about 64. we're going to be in the low to almost mid 70s and it will be windy. by tomorrow mostly cliemplet winds will stick around 20 to 25 miles per hour. highs right around the low 80s. average high 79 degrees. here's your

of the planes and now we can can see some of that heavy rainfall spreading out into the mississippi river valley, memphis getting drenched tonight, strong thunderstorms rolling into deep south texas as well. where we can can see that severe watch in effect, that system continues to work east into tomorrow. it won't touch us though, we will still be under the control of this high pressure offshore, and caught in the flow around it, it means more pleases flowing in from the east southeast. partly sunny skies on the way. storm my weather, and then more wet weather eventually on thujsday, starting to nudge in toward the florida panhandle, but for us, warm mainly dry weather, in the car ever cardsds as we round out the week, headed to the beaches the rip current risk, yep, it is still high, 15 and the boats are out, small crafted a visery choppy in the bay, seas running four to six feet, we will start tomorrow morning with a temperature near 70, highs creeping up to about eight degrees near normal for this time of the year lower 80's for highs for the rest of the week, the raiaichance is low, the rai

from the gulf of mexico and that is going to set up those strong thunderstorms in the lower mississippi river valley, even extending back to the east. damaging winds, but there is also going to be some tornado threat in this as well as it pulls off here. in the cold sector of this storm, in the northern areas, heavy snowfall in parts of ontario, even into western and upstate new york. you could see about 20 to 30 centimeters of total accumulation as this develops and pulls off to the northeast of the behind it, temperatures cooling down. temperatures will continue to drop by wednesday into thursday. chicago, just 1 there. you have some snowfall in your forecast on tuesday. let's move now here to japan and talk about this severe winter storm which has been continuing to impact this area. hundreds of flights have been canceled. numerous schools as well. off toward hokkaido, in fact, graduation day for a lot of students. that's likely going to be postponed from tuesday over to wednesday, maybe thursday when weather starts to calm down. look at some of these reports here. 60 centimeters of total snowfal

@they're still deal being flood @watchs in lower mississippi @river valley, severe @thunderstorm watchs in deep @texas. @you can see just all of the @severe weather that broken out @here in west texas, central @texas and even this flooding @a few areas with heavy rain @fall and as a matter of fact in @northern portions of louisiana @you can see that we have @definitely had quite a bit of @rain. @as a matter of fact, watch @this. @let's see if it will actually @do it. @whoa, two and a half inches of @rain has fallen there. @if we move to east there's @upwards of four to six inches @of rain that's fallen in some @so much those locations and @that possibility of heavy rain @will continue to move in. @most likely thursday, as far as @tomorrow goes, we will start @off with partly cloudy skies, @temperatures in 40s by the @start of the work day: you @can see our temperatures are @like throw be in the 50s across @a good part of northern ohio. @54 sandusky but the commuter @will see warming temperature, @clouds and sun for much of the @day, even into the evening as @the clouds thicken with @tem

highs across the south and mississippi river valley were in the 70's. seventy-one was high in little rock. the got to 76 in st. louis. seventy-three in birmingham. that warm air starting to move to the north and east. for your tuesday right up to the 07-degree mark. few clouds in the morning and more sunshine in the afternoon. it is a tongue day. a day to get outside and go for a jog, because short season is coming sooner then we all expect it. wednesday we are at record warmth. temperatures heading to the mid 70's. lots of sunshine wednesday. thursday we will get that boundary that will lay a off to our north. it looks like showers along this boundary will stay to the north. we will tie a record but notice how much cooler on the other side have the boundary. there is indication on friday that a little bit of the cooler air may bilo down from the north and east as a back door cool front. it does not look like it makes it in here just yet but friday is day to watch, we have gotten burned on those back door cold front that can knock temperature down but i

all the moisture' s being held across the mississippi river valley for the rest of today, tomorrow, and to start wednesday. it have widespread rain and we end up with just clouds temperatures. today our own -- tomorrow, highs in the 70' s still dry on tuesday. start wednesday dry. showers getting warmer. by wednesday evening, the first chance for a stray were isolated thunderstorms. weather set up for us. as we head into the weekend. springlike start to the week. 54 alerts i scattered clouds and tomorrow, 71. a bit breezy again for tuesday, and more sunshine. late a showers for wednesday, often on showers for thursday. the continuing to the weekend, heading into sunday when we spring ahead clocks. mark: jennifer, thank you. crime-stoppers is here with information on a couple of the s most wanted. officer lesa smith is joining us department. today? looking for is jack deakins. probation violation. deakins is 28-years-old, 5' 9" and 190 pounds. he has multiple tattoos on his neck and face, including tear drops down his left eye and mickey mouse on his back. he has past arrests for assault

albuquerque and you'll see that frontal boundary draped across portions of texas to the mississippi river valley and even through the mid atlantic northeast areas. the west coast is also getting california and pacific northwest and the rockies but the big story is the dangerous flooding of thread continue before portions of the plans, gulf coast states and into the ohio river valley as we are continuing to see that moisture being pumped across the area. we are under the influence of high pressure which has kept is mostly dry and windy. it will hang on at least two today, tomorrow and then sunday we will see it weakening, and a little more moisture with more showers as we can into sunday. today, 84 degrees, warm, breezy and the humidity on the rise. mall craft advisory, 5 feet to 9 feet and tonight we will see up to 73, partly cloudy skies with a brief out of the east and don't forget that we turn the clouds -- clocks forward one hour saturday night. of the big street party on the carnival miami taken place sunny, warm, breezy, low 80s and spotty showers. we continue with the world through early

we will show thaw coming up, in the lower mississippi river valley. that system will impact us with the chance of showers along weak cool front this week. i will tell you when that comes through. looking at temperatures right the now still 69 degrees in philadelphia 62 in millville. sixty-seven in allentown. normal highs this time of the year is 50, so we are still so farrah above average we are almost off the charts here. 75 degrees. it was the high. 25 degrees above average. warmest day we have had since in sixth of last year, warm start to november. it got in the 07's in late december but not quite this warm. that has been a winter of warm weather. we had snow sprinkled in as well but coming up ill a's tell but record that may fall over the next couple days and tell you how long this warm spell will last when i come back inside. >> lets check back with alex, enjoying the warmth at schuylkill river park. alex. >> reporter: you know, there is something about this kind of weather that makes life feel more full, everyone we spoke with, definitely out h

hard hit texas where flashflood watches were in effect thursday, extending well into the mississippi river valleysevere weather set to continue through the weekend in areas already reeling from the deluge. >> record amount of water from the lake, houses being cut off where they can't go to and from. >> greatest risk northern louisianna, officials expanded already massive evacuation in response to what they saw as the eminent breach of levees. cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> heart goes out to everyone down sound -- south, record rain. >> looking at the hi, some of the doppler estimate, some of the rainfall that that area has seen, and it is so incredibly excessive. >> absolutely. >> yes, it is really really difficult to watch from the video obviously, let's go on out to the maps here. show you exactly how much they've seen down toward the shreveport area. when you start to lose colors on the map, you know you're dealing with incredible rainfall rate. and this is over the last 72 hours, or so, but we are talking inches upon inches, even, over a foot worth of rain. a foot worth of rain falling in that

you can see this heavy rain has been impacting portions of the lower mississippi river valley all day got some rain and even snow over portions of eastern canada all part of a larger pattern. two storms you can see the circulation around these systems bringing air in from the south. we've also got a big heat pump high pressure system very similar pattern what we see in the summertime with bermuda high and that's also helping no drive all this warm air in from the south and that's why it's so warm outside. it's go going to stay that way through the neck several days. we got to 75 today in philadelphia. 74 in reading. 74 in wilmington. didn't break any records. the records for today was 80 we fell 5 degrees shy of that. temperatures today about 25 degrees above average. and even right now we're around 60 degrees. reading, philadelphia, little cooler in allentown at 48 and 50 right now in millville. but after 75 today, we've got record warmth for the next two days. the records are not quite as difficult to break tomorrow and thursday. so it looks like another record before a few showers

you can see this heavy rain has been impacting portions of the lower mississippi river valley all daye've got some rain and even snow over portions of eastern canada all part of a larger pattern. two storms you can see the circulation around these systems bringing air in from the south. we've also got a big heat pump high pressure system very similar pattern what we see in the summertime with bermuda high and that's also helping no drive all this warm air in from the south and that's why it's so warm outside. it's go going to stay that way through the neck several days. we got to 75 today in philadelphia. 74 in reading. 74 in wilmington. didn't break any records. the records for today was 80 we fell 5 degrees shy of that. temperatures today about 25 degrees above average. and even right now we're around 60 degrees. reading, philadelphia, little cooler in allentown at 48 and 50 right now in millville. but after 75 today, we've got record warmth for the next two days. the records are not quite as difficult to break tomorrow and thursday. so it looks like another record before a few show

take a look at this plume of rain pushing in from the gulf of mexico all the way up the mississippi river valley this will be continuing this range rain into our area over the next couple of days unfortunately juergen need the umbrella. anywhere between a half inch to upwards of an inch and a half. will be watching our area creeks and rivers to see if there's any minor flooding going on possible but as of right now no fortunate are warnings in effect for anywhere today we did hit 61 degrees. are normal high 45 well above the average tomorrow i expect us to stay mainly in the 50s. fortunately a cold front will warm out. all shea that coming up in a little bit mid- 50s not that bad. raining. some 50s on the map. and deftly a mild evening for some of us as the they had over the next 12 hours temperatures dipping down to 40 degrees. low to mid 40s around. our overnight low is after midnight 55 degrees tomorrow on and off showers with areas of fog. taking you hour by hour you can see the images on and off throughout the afternoon by the evening timeframe some showers still. this is the case billy all

the computer models, hinting at 2-4 inches of rainfall in the tri-state. most the rain in mississippi river valley. see where the heaviest of the rainfall will trend. right now, it looks like 2-4 inches of rain next week. it's something we will keep an eye on. o # degree temperature on tuesday. >> love it. love it. >> all right. >> taking action to clean up crews in flint michigan are starting to dig up old metal owner karen weaver says the work that starts today, will target lead service lines in neighborhoods, highest with children and pregnant women. they are also with compromised water district. >>> work, often, it's kind of hard on your health. we may know that in a little bit. recent study shows, certain professions wears down more than others. >> i have not read this story. jeremy ross will look at some of the worst ones. >> and overall, work lives seem to be busier than ever. some professions seems to be taking a toll on our health than others. workers tend to have less healthy 69 percent said they had unhealthy. and police officers pd and say. and shocking 87. not surprisingly, people who

surging up the mississippi river valley this week, east texas, arkansas, missouri, we have the rain building in tuesday and wednesday out of arkansas and missouri, eventually flooding with showers. they will see a couple of inches of this. we are going to tap into the eastern side of it. showers with rain, i would not necessarily look at the forecast number terms of inches by saturday, but generally a wet forecast lasting through saturday. sunshine at times, thunderstorms, it will be a wetter weather pattern in the second half of the forecast. after the morning clouds we have more afternoon sunshine. southwest winds picking up tonight. as chilly for the overnight. 62 on monday. south winds increase, a little bit breezy and warmer. a great start to the week, but with the warmth there is eventual moisture returning with rain showers on wednesday, some of it heavy right now, looking long range with better chances on thursday and saturday. temperatures above average through the forecast. jonathan: an intimate and touching show wins over audiences and critics on broadway. now they have brought th

we zoom out and you see the dry conditions back into the mississippi river valley and this sis satellite and radar, in the much rain or snow. not much moisture on the eastern half of the u.s. looking at the first alert predictor forecast model, as we go into the afternoon hours we are clear and not much to show you. much to show you but the temperatures 10 degrees warmer tomorrow. mid 60's today, mid 70's tomorrow and staying in the 70's on thursday. the big blue h means high pressure, sunshine and blue case. that is what we have. as it slides east it will pull warm air in and we will see temperatures climbing warmer as we get into the mid 70's tomorrow. the rest of today lots of sunshine in the capital city. warming quickly. 42 by 9:00. by lunchtime 58 degrees and into the afternoon 65 degrees across the region and more sunshine. these are typical temperatures for this time of year. the normal high is 65. that is where you will be in cary and who willholly springs. 67 smithfield. 64 siler city. almost 70 in fayetteville. 70 lumberton. 66 sanford. 67 pinehurst. 65 rocky mount and 64 wake

the rain in the lower mississippi river valley but the weather pattern changed a little bit. height pressure system now starting to have more of a marine influence and we expected that. with that there is more cloud cover in the area and that is going to be the kansas going forward. again, you can -- the case going forward. you can see clouds in the viewing area. lots of gray but no green. rain chances remain low in the next 24 hours. today 78 degrees in charlotte. partly cloudy skies. we're starting with cloud cover this morning but this afternoon we should make a run with partly cloudy skies. 79, almost 80 degrees. 77 in lincolnton and statesville about 76 degrees. tomorrow i've got a 10% chance of rain maybe north of town. as we go into tomorrow night, there is a chance some of those showers could get a little more -- robust if you're making plans for your friday evening. during the day, about 80 degrees. saturday 69 degrees. sunday about 69 degrees. the problem is in here we're starting to see that front flop into the year. at it does, that will bring us an tomb for showe

rain and snow to the north and then we start to pick up some severe weather here across the mississippi river valleynd the possibility of thunderstorms and tornadoes to the north and thunderstorms in the north. >>> war has shut down a zoo because of violence. caroline malone has that story. >> the tiger is about to be fed for the first time in four days. any longer without food and he could die. he's one of the few animals still alive in gaza's al j narvetionooanoobzoo. >> during 2004 israel war we couldn't reach the zoo to take care of it. most of our animals died ever hung irand lack of care. >> restrictions on power and water in goof in gaza are getti. this display is an attempt to preserve some of the dead animals, a kind of educational exhibit. >> we contacted al janoob zoo to buy the tiger. he is a rare animal. that zoo can't take after him like us. we can provide more care and food to him, otherwise he will die. >> few people can afford to pay for tickets. even if the animals are moved away they'd still be in zoos with severely limited resources. some animal groups visit gaza to provide basic

moisture coming right off the gulf of mexico, it's traveling over texas, louisiana, brent, mississippi river valley and into the ohio river valley. this is going to continue through today into tonight before we finally get a little break in the rain come tomorrow. now in parts of louisiana, they have picked up over a foot of rain between shreveport and monroe, homes are under water, roads under water, it's a horrible situation this morning in parts of louisiana. that much rain, may pick up an additional inch, inch and a half in some spots by tomorrow morning. that is the view of radar. you can see showers overnight, more rain poised to the south and west, and western kentucky that will slide in later on. .20 of an inch at the airport. .30 there, and lufkin, and batavia with over 3 pun 300 of an inch of rain. 59 degrees now, a south breeze at 10, it's quite mild, temperatures, though, they're not going to rise all that much so upper 50s now, we will be in the low 60s later today. notice i have scattered on again, off again rain into the morning and into the afternoon from noon on. i have widespread

and isolated tornados in ohio and mississippi river valley and people are planning outdoor events forhe potential of flooding in the gulf coast. and again, that ohio and tennessee river valley we'll watch carefully. there's your forecast. that is with your eastern bunny andçó not good in the gulf coas and southeast. the rest of the country looks pretty good. >> not bad at all. >> i am worried about the severe threat. and northwest will get that. here in new york city. cool and doing easter egg hunt. >> that looks ominous in the michigan lake. >> it will be invading michigan on sunday is. >> i really like the blue. >> you know religious cultures break bread. i will break peeps with you. >> this is yellow. >> and i would have loved to brought them in. but i can't and so here we go. >> why are peeps only available at easter time? can we talk about that? >> i don't know. they are amazing and(if you let them sit out and they are stale they are better. >> have you put it in your mi cowaive. it blows up a giant peep in your microwaive. it is it like a science fiction. try it the at home. and

river valley, oklahoma, texas, thenbk across central and eastern golf states. but sunday, easter sunday, greta is, when we are looking at a bigger chance of severe weather right here across the mid mississippiw tornadoes. we will certainly see some very strong winds and some hail. that's our problem spot. a lot of rain along with this. so areas that have seen the flooding across the south the last couple weeks could see localized flooding again unfortunately for easter ooking good.uj)qpáu cooler. central part of the country looking good. although cooler as well. one warm spot southwest, pacific northwest. more showers and mountain snow. overall no wig freezing outbreakei coming. greta, i will tell you, get ready latter part of next week looks like winter returns a big way a lot of the central part of the country. >> i think it's bad weather on long weekends. really bad luck for everybody. thank you. >> you bet. get ready to speed read the news. a very sad day for law enforcement. friends, family and fellow officers are saying goodbye maryland police detective kohlson, he was killed by friendly fire during a shootout at a prince gorgeous county police station it started when a gunman opened

clear back to the mississippi river valley and that works and warmer temperatures. lots of sunshine today. clouds off to the north and east but going lue the day they -- through the day they burn off. mostly sunny to end the day. sunshine. approaching. the model not showing rain. could have isolated sprinkles tomorrow afternoon. as it goes knew the cooler air comes in and gets cooler toward the weekend. the rest of today temperatures topping out by lunchtime in raleigh 70 degrees under partly sunny skies. the clouds go away through the afternoon and we will see the 70's under mostly sunny skies. still well above average for this time of year. looking across the region in the 70's from chapel hill to siler city. 78 garner, 79 smithfield. 78 durham and 80 fayetteville. 70 from roxboro to roanoke rapids. 77 wake forest today and 76 henderson and 78 wilson. tonight temperatures across the area back into the 50's for overnight lows. 58 raleigh and 60 fayetteville and 57 don't recall. 53 roxboro. first alert seven-day forecast powered by accuweather showing temperatures t