they were no match. 70,000 customers are without power across oklahoma. >>> also suffering storm damage last night the community of moores side and a pickup truck wound up on its roof. that was enough to close interstate 35 in both directions. two years ago a powerful tornado caused extreme damage in moore. 24 people were killed in that storm. schools and areas affected by the storm closed today. >>> this morning the lawyers for bowe bergdahl is asking the public to withhold judgment until the facts are known. military officials have seen enough to convince them that despite five years as a hostage he should face serious charges. here's abc's martha raddatz. >> reporter: the possibility of a life sentence shows how serious the charges are, desertion with the intent to avoid hazardous duty, endangering his fellow soldiers, left to face the enemy without them. >> endangering the safety of a command, unit or place carries a maximum potential penalty of a confinement for life. >> reporter: for five years, bergdahl was held under brutal conditions by the taliban. >> my name is bowe bergdahl. >> reporter: captured when he was

it comes just two years after a powerful tornado killed 24 people in moore, oklahoma. >> it's hard tove that two years later we are back at a moore public school surveying damage. >> reporter: it's been a slow start to the tornado season. only about two dozen twisters have been recorded so far this year. typically, there are about 120. adriana diaz, cbs news. >> there are plumes of ash and smoke in mexico after two volcanos erupted. one of the volcanos that erupted near mexico is considered one of the most active and dangerous in latin america, near mexico city. >>> mother nature is letting us have it, isn't it? >> that's why we have to call on our weather watchers to give us assistance. let's see who is checking in. 77 degrees in the east bay. 74 in the north bay. but i was really curious. 56 sounds out of par. pat from bodega bay with a cool 57 degrees. thanks, pat, for giving us your latest observation. let's check other observations in and around our microclimates. the coast is clear. look at the people flocking to the beaches. right now in san francisco, it's 71 degrees. average

a lot of people in moore oklahoma, what is the latest on the ground? >> good morning heather and ainsley. good to hear you voices. hello everyone at home. parts of texas, oklahoma and parts of the centrral plains. there were 100 reports of severe weather from texas to missouri and sadly one fatality in oklahoma near tulsa. that was the one we happened to catch on video out there that would have been to the west of downtown tulsa. there was also a reported tornado in moore oklahoma. estimates how strong the tornado does. more rain in parts of the gulf coast and parts of new england. there was storms along the west coates states. arkansas, his his producing heavy rain and also across the midwest. temperatures by the way behind the storm system much colder and that's another reason the winds are so strong across parts of the plains. the severefirst severe weather outbreak we have seen so far. >> we will check back with you on the storm. >> denise husband kin's boy -- huskins boyfriend, she has been found safe. now she is nowhere to be found. we have more i

. >> this powerful tornado flipping a tractor trail i on a highway in moore, oklahoma. >> a car passenger captured the moment with the powerful twister passing in front of them. clayton sandell has the latest on the severe weather. >> oh we got another one. >> reporter: the heart of tornado alley is in the firing zone. tornado sirens blaring as the skies over oklahoma erupt. camera after camera capturing the rotating clouds small vortices twisting on the ground and sometimes full-scale tornadoes. moore, okaylahoma, already seeing the damage. >> we'll show you the garage blown in here. the windows are also blown in. the roof taken right off this house. >> reporter: reports of debris scattered across town. this woman in her truck as it flipped over on interstate 35. >> i felt glass breaking and i was on the top sliding across. >> you see that right there? that's more power flashes. >> reporter: and tornadoes reported just west of tulsa as the storm swept straight into the city trees crashing down onto cars and homes. >> all i heard is boom. my daddy was in the kitchen and the roof fell in o

aerial video from the community of moore, oklahoma shows the widespread damage there. one person was killed in the storms near tulsa and dozens of children rescued from a gym that lost its roof. rob marciano spoke with one girl that was inside. >> crazy is that you were in it when it was torn down. >> it was tough. but we were tougher. >> the mayor of moore, oklahoma where 24 people died in a tornado two years ago called wednesday's storm, quote, a junior tornado. >>> well time now for a look at friday's forecast. plan on showers in the northwest. winter-like cold in the upper midwest. some thunderstorms along the mid-atlantic and sweltering conditions in the southwest. >> those temperatures will soar above 90 in much of the southwest. but they'll only hit the 20s and 30s in the upper midwest. typical readings of 50s, 60s and low 70s in most other spots. >>> still ahead, sex, drugs and d.a. agents. the bombshell report released by the justice department. >>> a mile high adventure turns terrifying for skydivers as they're forced to make an emergency landing. >>> plus sc

this is moore, oklahoma.o just show you, they've had three, that's three extremely destructive tornados in the past 15 years. and this i-35 corridor that runs north and south has all seen these long trek tornadoes cross over top. we've seen what is likely another tornado that's done damage to a very similar location where even back in may of 1999 where the most powerful tornado ever recorded with wind gusts of 318 miles per hour crossed that very path. look at the video coming out of that region. just exploding power lines. of course, we haven't confirmed this is a tornado, but it clearly is. the national weather service has to look at certain patterns in the debris field. but nonetheless, you can see just how destructive those storms can be. unfortunately it was ground zero once again for moore, oklahoma. look at the cloud tops, indicating these super cell thunderstorms moving across. you can see the eight tornado reports that occurred here. but we'll continue to monitor this area. fortunately the severe wea

the sparks coming at you frightening images like this were happening again in moore, oklahoma hit againh a tornado. much weaker than years ago but part of the 120 plus severe storm reports that stretched from oklahoma through arkansas missouri all the way to illinois and indiana. i want to go straight into that tornado, so frightening to watch live just west of tulsa in sand springs and that is where we find our rob marciano. he got on a plane and got state there. rob, tell us what you're seeing. >> reporter: ginger violent day weatherwise and it is just a mess just to get here. look at the damage to this roof. a massive roof ripped apart coming crashing down brick and mortar walls torn apart. dozens of children inside that area when the storms ripped through. what a frightening scene across tornado alley. [ sirens ] >> i knew that thing was coming after me. >> reporter: overnight deadly tornadoes tearing across the midwest. >> like right in front of us. >> reporter: this driver in moore, oklahoma on the highway as the twister bears down. >> look we are right on this. >> reporter: watch

that girl was found a day after she was abduct from her west philadelphia school. >>> city of moore, oklahoma suffers a direct hit from another tornado. it was hit by a devastating tornado in 2013. across oklahoma one person was killed dozens were injured in heavier storms. >>> the public can pay their respects to eagles legend chuck bednarek at his birthplace in bethlehem northampton county. concrete charlie as he was known won two nfl titles with the eagles. the pro football hall of famer passed away at the age of 89. his rulings are from noon to 4:00 and 6:00 to nine at connell funeral home in bethlehem there will be a private funeral tomorrow. >>> 5:43. lets check with katie. good morning. >> good morning. let's show you storm scan three. we have heavy moisture moving in across northwest of the ohio river valley. but this is at least the advance of the next cold front and it is starting to credits through and we will eventually end up with a line for the the most part non-severe thunderstorms but there is a catch to. that meanwhile lets zoom it in one time. there is one little pocket have

that's the latest live in moore, oklahoma. gray news4. >>> right now we're covering breaking news out of the roanoke, virginia area where this there's been a heartbreaking conclusion in the case of a missing boy. late this afternoon police sources told our affiliate in that area that they found the body of 5-year-old noah thomas. he'd been missing since sunday. little boy's body found on his family's property. >> right now we're waiting for the police in that area yo who said they're holding a news conference. we'll bring you an update as soon as we have it. >>> also tonight at 6:00 following the latest developments about a building collapse in manhattan. >>> police guns drawn on a local family as they looked for a person with a gun. we'll tell you why the department is now investigating its response. >>> and two virginia women killed in what we now know was a deliberate plane crash. new reaction from their local church. tonight investigators are digging into the ground of the co-pilot who intentionally flew a germanwings plan

schools in tulsa and moore oklahoma are closed. moore was the oklahoma city suburb where an ef5 killed 5 people two years ago. "g.m.a." will have more on these breaking stories "g.m.a." is coming up next. >> a judge will try a second time to sentence a man who murdered a man for his expensive headphones. a jury find garcia guilty of killing christian massy to steal his headphones. >>> a victim was robbed carrying around $3,000 walking outside the shopping bag on north broad street. the bandits held up the customer in the parking lot. the victim was not hurt. the robbers got away. >> fans are invited to pay their respects to an eagles sports legend. two open viewings will be held for chuck bednaric. the first one will be in bethlehem. chuck bednaric passed away last saturday at 89. he was known as concrete charlie and he made his football career at penn. >>> hundreds of teenagers lined up at christy rec center. the department of passion and recreation -- parks and record accuracies hosted the jobs. there are 2500 jobs up for grabs.

. >>> on the weather front clean- up underway in oklahoma 24 hours after a deadly tornado touched down. the storm gathered strength over moore close to oklahoma city in this video. rapid electrical fire as the storm sweeps over the city. you're looking at a time lapse, the worst of it in sand springs outside tulsa where a twister plowed through a mobile home park killing one person. storm chaser in moore, oklahoma, caught the storm's power on camera. the storm tipped over a big rig. the driver walked away from the wrecked truck, though. >>> this is a yellow alert day. now here's wusa9 first alert weather. >> that same system is going to roll through the metro area tonight. we'll see thunderstorms in the next few hours. some could be heavy, a few severe. right now it is gorgeous outside. don't let that fool you, though, on our michael and son weather cam. it's 76 as warm as it's been all year, winds south, southwest at 15 continuing to pump up warm air. here's doppler radar over the past hour. these are pretty heavy storms. this is more like june. look at all the red up toward hagerstown west of frederick, big storms beginnin

the storms hit outside tulsa and moore, oklahoma, yesterday. thousands still without power now.e gutierrez has more when families are returning to what's left of their homes. >> reporter: guys good morning. it has ban quiet tornado season here in tornado alley, until last night. this is a doughnut shop or rather it used to be a doughnut shop here in sand springs it is the hardest hit area of oklahoma, at least one person was killed. in a mobile home park not far from here. three people injured that inn that mobile home partial. one critically. several homes destroyed near here west of tulsa pap jim gymnasium, 50 or 60 trapped inside. firefighters were able to rescue the young girls. amazingly, no one was injured. today governor mary fallin is touring parts of the state and a assessing damage. tens of thousands of people were left without power here in tornado alley. tornado season had gotten off to a quiet start, until last night. gabe gutierrez, sand spring oklahoma. >>> temperatures expected to hit the 70s today. tom, the question is, when exactly will we get there? i'm ready

you can see moore, oklahoma, and tulsa, seven tornado reports. e are severe thunderstorm watch boxes in arkansas and southeast oklahoma. the severe weather threat is slowly starting to diminish. we are monitoring these storms closely, but we have had a very quiet tornadic season so far across the united states. normally, we would receive about 80 tornados through this time of the year. we've only received about seven from this latest round of storms. unfortunately, moore, oklahoma also received quite a bit of damage from this storm. if you recall, they have had three very destructive tornadoes within the past 15 years. so a bit of unfortunate luck for those guys. >> okay, derek, thank you. >>> search crews are waiting for day light to requme their work in the french alps. >>> plus, remembering the victims from all walks of life. people all around the world will have their stories coming up. stay with us. i bring the gift of the name your price tool to help you find a price that fits your budget. uh-oh. the name your price tool. she's not to be tru

just two years after the town of moore, oklahoma was torn apart by a deadly tornado, residents are forced to clean up once again. coming up in our next half hour jay gray is in bhoormoore with a look at the damage. >>> shocking details out of france tonight in the crash of german germanwings flight 9525. >> we're learning more about the co-pilot now blamed for the crash. you saw the breaking details in our nbc washington app. news4's scott mcfarlane just learned the name of the third american killed in the crash. scott? >> good afternoon. that third american is 37-year-old robert oliver. oliver was born in barcelona to american parents and has american sit senship. he worked for a spanish clothing designer and leafs behind a wife and two children we've learned. we're getting a more detailed picture of the co-pilot of the flight who a prosecutor blamed this morning for intentionally crashing the plane. 27-year-old andreas lubitz had been a co-pilot for just 18 months but he obtained a glider's pilot's license as a teenager and joined lufthansa in 2008 to begin training to become a commerci

as you can see in these images that have just come into our newsroom there is devastation in moore oklahoma. this is the very same city that was leveled by a twister just two short years ago. officials in tulsa county say at least one person is dead there and many others have been injured in this first outbreak of severe weather this season. this video shows the tornado in moore and you can see the force triggered some small explosions on the ground perhaps transformers that were there. cars and trucks were also no match for the force of mother nature there. some were flipped over on an interstate. >>> i'm in the weather center with meteorologist kathy orr. this same system is coming our way but we don't expect it to be anywhere near as severe, correct. >> that is correct. right now that storm is weakening as it moves through arkansas and the midwest. let's take you back to storm scan3. we'll show you the center of the storm associated with a cold front that's moving eastward but already some severe reports in confirmed tornado reports from places like oklahoma city moore as chris men'sed e

across the area yesterday and overnight, splintering communities and including previously-hit moore, oklahoma. jay gray reports from there. >> reporter: the damage is severe and widespread. >> tornado on the ground! >> after a string of tornadoes unleashed their fury across the oklahoma plains. >> get it on video! >> at least one of these twisters following an all-too-familiar path through the city of poor. >> this is deja vu all over again and fortunately for us this was not a major occurrence like the last one was. >> the last one was a massive f-5 tornado that killed 24 injured dozens and left this community in ruins. this time while the damage is intense, everyone in moore survived and a day later many are seeing signs of hope and recovery here. >> we've been down this road before. we know what to do. >> the most severe damage came in as a powerful twister ripped through the tulsa suburb of sand springs. >> it didn't just hit the ground and move. it was jumping around. shattering this community of mobile home killing one of the residents inside. a few miles away though somehow there were

this is moving across main street in moore, oklahoma. course, was significant throughout the region. upturning trees and power lines. also turning over vehicles on that interstate 35. if we can get back to my graphics, you see the flare-up of thunderstorms across central and southern sections of oklahoma. we have seven tornado reports from oklahoma city to the northwestern portions of arkansas. the severe weather threat still diminishing as we lose the daytime heating from the sun. we still have severe thunderstorm watch boxes through the next three hours. normally we expect 80 tornadoes across the united states, specifically across tornado alley and throughout the southeastern portions. but so far this march, only seven tornadoes. we still have a few days left. this is highly unusual to have this low amount of tornado. back to you. >> yeah. one minute there were none, now look at it. unbelievable. >> powerful. thank. >> thank you very much. >>> are you watching "cnn newsroom." i'm rosemary church. >> i'm errol barnett. we will be right

. >>> and there have been some electrical problems in moore oklahoma.ands of people are without power tonight. and back in 2013 moore was hit with a ef-13 tornado, and 35 people died in that natural disaster. >> well she is trying to change c.a.alifornia law even after her death. she died after suffering from a brain tumor and painful death. >> she may have passed on but britney manard is not going to let fighting for the terminally ill. >> the california law prevented me from getting the care i wanted. >> reporter: she moved to oregon to end her life with the death by dignity act. she videotaped her opinions on the issue before she died. the family released the video today, as californians considers that bill. >> she had a peaceful death, and avoided a long and prolonged harmful death. it harmed no one else. >> i am here today, because my daughter asked me to speak up. >> reporter: her po ther urged to give people with six months or less to live some aid in helping medication. >> there are some terminal illnesses where only death can release those with

electric flashes were visible from the air in moore, oklahoma as transformers exploded due to the powerful winds of a tornado ripping through the city. another tornado tore through sand springs near tulsa, damaging close to 60 buildings, so far one person has been killed and several others injured. there are three more reports of twisters in arkansas. now take a look at the satellite imagery. you can see clouds over oklahoma and arkansas. and if you take a close look at this, there are dots in clouds this means weather was very unstable. and usually we have 70 tornados or 80 tornados for the entire month of march in the united states, but up until tuesday we have none. so it's a slow start to the tornado season. typically the peak of the tornado season is in may. there's a slight risk for tornados thunderstorms, large hail and damaging winds. and in fact softball-sized hail was reported in oklahoma. the system will likely move towards the east. so widespread rain is likely for the eastern one fourth of the united states for thursday. temperatures will be cooling down dramatically new york

leon: a tornado hit moore oklahoma, the flashes powerlines and transformers failing. alison: warmer temperatures are ahead for us but we are watching for the chances of storms tomorrow evening. steve rudin is here with a bit of a timeline. hi, steve. steve: all the rough weather well off to the west. closer in, satellite radar showers earlier in the day. really did not amount to a whole lot. patchy fog later tonight, early tomorrow morning. waking up, upper 40's, near 50. grab the umbrella and a pair of sunglasses. clearing midday, then a strong cold front arrives later in the day bringing thunderstorms. i will bring you the timing of the storms. talk about a big cooldown. wouldn't you know what, just in time for the upcoming weekend, highs only in the upper 40's. how long will the cold weather last? details coming up. leon: metro's g.m. under fire at a packed meeting about safety. workers say they have incentives to not report hazards. chris papst is live at the l'enfant plaza metro station with how mature has responded. chris: metro employees say they are hesitant,

school supplies from joplin missouri, were delivered to an elementary school in moore, oklahoma. he twister in oklahoma last wednesday injured dozens and killed one person. >>> firefighters and ems workers came to the rescue of a dog that escaped from its owner and got stuck in a wet, cold situation in burlington county yesterday. cell phone video shows the crew saving the dog there from a creek in pemberton. the dog's leash was caught on a fallen tree. there he is doing fine. the dog is expected to be okay. >>> rain and snow starting things off on this monday morning. we'll see the snowflakes look at that center city. this is the view from the melon bank building falling right in front of the comcast center. the steam is coming off the building, but clouds are overhead and rain and snow to start with. but it's not heavy. and it's not going to be accumulating other than the pocano mountains. and some of the colder surfaces might see addition on your car this morning. trenton, 33 degrees. you might see a little light snow on the colder surfaces. but the roads should be fine. howeve

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a small tornado hit the town of moore, oklahoma. that's the place that is still recovering from a huge ef-5 tornado that hit back in 2013. the same storm system is headed our way. doug we're not going to get anything like that are we? >> no jim, nothing like that. severe storms broke out earlier this afternoon and we have not seen much severe weather across the country as a result of the cold weather we've been seeing. now we're seeing the warm air make its way up from the gulf and that's why we have the strong storms through oklahoma missouri very heavy rain through st. louis. that's the same storm moving our way. temperatures today only in the 50s, a high of 54 in d.c. and 54 in martinsburg. i'll tell you when we have the best chance to see storms coming up in my ug. >>> d.c. police have issued a silver alert as they try to find a 71-year-old woman who has gone missing. she was last seen this afternoon and officers are working with her family to help find her. the last time she was seen she was wearing blue jeans and a gray wool j

has shoes that will change color to match your outfit. >> we are looking at a live picture of moore oklahoma. a small twister roared through the city of moore badly damaging homes. officials in tulsa are trying to figure out if it was a tornado that plowed through there or straight line winds. in tulsa one person was killed. this is the first deadly tornado of the tornado season in oklahoma. >> karen rogers is taking a look at the foggy conditions out there, karen. >> reporter: yeah, the only weather-related problems we have is the fog and light showers in the southern region. this is bucks county i-95 at east lincoln highway as the cameras are looking down on it. it's more evident here. you'll have reduced visibility in this area. we're looking at .3 in trenton. along the coastline visibility is half mile. 4 miles at philadelphia international and allentown not as bad there. .5 in lancaster. in some areas the fog a particular issue this morning. we have an update on the accident, a serious one people injured on the scene where a car ran off the road into field. gloucester county, democrat r

just two years ago that, deadly and massive ef-5 that came right through moore, oklahoma.nately yesterday's tornado doesn't even compare to those. just a few injuries no fatalities here in moore. the national weather service doing their damage assessment. i'd have to say at least an ef-2 damage. so that kind of puts it in perspective at this point. abby back to you. >> that was mike seidel there in oklahoma. thank you for that. >>> now we go to the storm cycle to the news cycle. sergeant bowe bergdahl releasing information on his time as a taliban prisoner after being charged with desertion. jim mick la-- miklaszewski has been on this report. >> in a 13-page letter by the convening authority who charged bergdahl with desertion and endangering his fellow soldiers, eugene fidel, the lawyer writes that bergdahl is a truthful person albeit naive and somewhat realistic, but he points out in this letter that it was proven in some of the evidence that bergdahl himself did not act out of any bad motive. and he raised an interesting defense saying that perhaps bergdahl should be ch

as you recall two dozen people died in moore, oklahoma when a massive tornado struck in 2013. sheena parveen is tracking this storm. could we see this type of weather tomorrow is this. >> that's a good question since that system is moving in our direction. no, we do not expect to have that tornado outbreak like they've been seeing through much of the central plains. the energy with the storm system is just not going to be there. however, once this entire thing that you see right now moving closer to tennessee, once it gets into our area we could have some thunderstorms. that's going to be in the forecast. there you see in the middle of the country, it is moving in this direction, and for the majority of the area we'll see most of the rain later in the day. now, here's a look at future weather. now we're going into the morning commute hours. 9:00 a.m. we could have some rain. mid to low 50s. patchy fog. some of the rain could be locally heavy. across the i-95 area. 47 to 51 degrees with chances of flower. showers. temperatures in the morning right around the mid to low 40s. com

tornado was reported near the fairgrounds in western oklahoma city and warning sirens went off in moore, oklahoma where an ef5 tornado destroyed it a couple of years ago. >>> chief meteorologist has declared it a yellow alert day. thunderstorms on tap for us? >> yeah, i think we can see some thunderstorms southeast of town by morning and then the big area of thunderstorms develop late afternoon and early evening. those are the first tornadoes so far during the month of march. kind of late, kind of a severe season. that's a good thing. futurecast, 51 downtown. 40s in the suburbs. this is 8:00 now. so you folks in southern maryland coming up 301 and headed up to 50 could have a weather commute. temperatures are getting into the 50s pretty much everywhere. then we get a break. by 10:00, light showers. prince george's county. charles county, pretty dry north and west of town. temperatures in the 50s. breaks in the clouds will develop, and that will enable the atmosphere to deavailable. we'll come back and vac the second line of thunderstorms. give you a timetable on that. you might get surprised how

. >>> here is some extraordinary video tonight of the tornados tearing through moore, oklahoma.ings of exploding electrical transformers look bike bombs going off. they say the storms claimed one life and had numerous injuries in tulsa, county. tens of thousands of people are without power. >>> the sentence for don tollefson is 2-4 years in prison. convicted defaulting fans out of $340,000 in sports packages today. the sentence was handed down and tollefson told the judge every day is it a humiliating reflex of his action. and he was ordered to pay restitution and on probation for 15 years kwh he -- when he gets out of jail. >>> and searching for the cause of this big fire in bethlehem early this morning. nobody was injured, but the flames shot so close to power lines that officials were forced to shut off power to more than 2,000 customers. and the smoke was so thick and odor so strong that the order issued a shelter-in-place order for several hours. >>> we are getting more answers tonight about the contract dispute that's preventing richard stockton university from opening a c

and further south, moore, oklahoma, a town devastated by an ef-5 tornado hit again overnight.eported twister damaging homes and businesses and ripping siding from buildings. but amid the wreckage, a symbol of hope. chase rhodes tweeting just found this after the tornado. god is with us. you know 2015 is far has been pretty quiet severe weather so far. and, robin, this certainly a scary reminder to the folks who live here just how awful it can be to be in tornado alley. >> all right, rob. thank you very much. >>> joining us now are jennifer patterson, she's the founder and director of aim high academy that was hit so hard, and 12-year-old jamari wilson who was in the gym, as well. so good to see you both this morning and know that you are doing well. jennifer, tell us how much warning did you have and what did you do once you knew that the tornado was possibly heading your way? >> i would say probably about 30 minutes, -- 20, 30 minutes before it hit, the sirens started going off. >> and you had a little signal, the snapping of your fingers to let everybody know to head down to

school supplies from joplin missouri, were delivered this weekend to an elementary school in moore, oklahoma. twisters last wednesday killed one person and injured dozens more in that oklahoma town. >>> well, a man used his cell phone to call for help after falling into a sinkhole. the man called 911 from ten feet below ground saturday night. this was in glassport not far from pittsburgh. when crews arrived they gave the man oxygen and rused a rope system to lift him out of the hole. >> i'm very surprised that he's not injured more than he was. it's definitely dangerous. >> rescuers say the man was very lucky and officials there plan to meet soon to discuss repairs for the sinkhole. >>> and tracking some wet weather moving into the area. it's going to be a rainy/snowy mix to start with this morning, but it won't last all day. a live view of boathouse row in the city 28 degrees and light snow will lightly accumulate in the pocano mountains. look at wilmington 37 degrees and getting very light snow. clouds are over the city this is the view from the comcast center where we are waiting for some

tules a sands springs, and moore, oklahoma were hit hard. a couple of years ago, several people remember killed in a tornado in moore. and a moore, oklahoma high school student tweeted this picture saying just found this after the tornado. god is with us. you can see the utility pole suspended on the power lines. >>> and if you're from out of town, it doesn't get better than this. welcome to the west coast, lean skies as far as the eye can see with high pressure bubbling overhead. a live look at the bay bridge, 70 degrees in oakland and light winds out of the west at 12 miles per hour expfnltd take a look at the stormtracker 4 headlines tonight, areas of low clouds will pour into the portions of the bay as high pressure will shift eastbound and bring us a slight cooling trend on friday and make the way into the east bay on saturday. take a look at the coasting temperatures, and we saw a lot of records i fall. mountain view, 84, and that smashed a record, and san bruno, tying records. oakland and san jose, broke record that is sat for 27 year

and one of the tornadoes touched down just right outside of moore, oklahoma that had that devastation with 24 people that were killed just a couple years ago. so they had heads up there. it's that time of the season, as well. you know, we're just skipping seasons right here in the bay area. we are transitioning right into the summertime. take a look at the live weather camera right now looking out towards sfo. clear skies there. no anticipation of any local airport delays today as we enter near and record warm temperatures here in the bay area. sure, it's a cool start in santa rosa at 46. clear skies and 50s throughout most areas. we have the fog bank developing off the coast that will impact our forecast for friday. right now huge ridge of high pressure continues to encompass the western states. as it does so today will be the warmest day of the impending warming trend. then this high pressure traverses east more of an onshore flow tomorrow with temperatures coming down especially along the coast and gently inland. today 87 degrees fresno. 76 monterey bay. upper 60s in the greater la

governor declared a state of emergency in 25 counties including the ones surround the city of moore oklahomahere an ef5 tornadoes did he say sim mated the town two years ago. >>> new details continue to emerge about the pilot who deliberately crashed germanwings flight 9525 in to mountainside in the french alps. andreas lube bits lock the captain out of the cockpit after the captain left to apparently use the restroom. lubitz sent that plane into a deadly dive. on the tape the captain can be heard pounding on the cockpit door trying to get back inside. passengers can reportedly be heard screaming. investigators don't think the crash is linked to terrorism or politics. they say that lubitz was not on a terror watch list. >>> all of this of course has spark debate about how to prevent side side al file lots from taking to the skies. "eyewitness news" reporter david spunt knew details counseled this tragedy for those who knew the victims. >> it's scary as all heck. >> reporter: delaware county resident carol glued herself to the germanwings crash story when she first heard the news. soon after

. >> those were some of the calls to 911 when the tornado touched down in moore oklahoma. many were driving on the roads. several homes and elementary schools were damaged. amazingly there were no serious injuries reported. >> reporter: got to be the most unluckiest places on the planet, since 1870 they had 156 tornados. >> i worked in oklahoma city, i was there for one of the big ones in moore. . it's scary stuff when entire buildings are being leveled. that's some scary stuff. fortunately the tornado season has been slow because we've seen so much cold weather. it's cold across the entire lower 48 relative to averages. that put a damper only tornado season. i meant got going this past week. now with old man winter retreating back into canada, we'll get into severe weather season unfortunately. storm tracker 6 live double scan we had clouds out there, and snowshowers, we're clear now we should not see any precipitation today. the pressure reading is rising 30.26 inches. look at the numbers, this is something you should see in the middle of january and february. 22 in in a

this is a suburb of oklahoma city. schools in mooreere closed for thursday because of the extensive damage that you see some of there. a truck flipped over even. these were the first tornadoes reported in the u.s. for the month of march. an unusually late start. meteorologist pedram javaheri to talk to us about how this may have been a tornado, but the numbers have been low. >> the numbers have been extremely low. we've been fortunate, and you touched on more there -- on moore there. moore it one of the most tornado-prone cities in the world. this is the fourth tornado to hit in 16 years. remarkable when you think about that and see the bad luck that has to come into play for places to be lined up over and over again. we'll show you talking about 28 tornadoes in all of 2015. the graphics show you up until tuesday's date, nationally, 28 tornadoes. on wednesday, seven come across from the states of oklahoma into arkansas. the first tornado of the states respectively for the entire year occurred on wednesday. this is what we're talking ab

school supplies from joplin, missouri, were delivered this weekend to an elementary school in moore, oklahoman oklahoma last wednesday killed one person and injured dozens more. >>> the showdown between the children of robin williams and the late comedian's wife is expected to begin in a san francisco courtroom in just a few minutes. attorneys for the two sides are set to argue over who should get clothes and other personal items the actor kept at one of his northern california homes. papers filed in december williams' widow susan, claims some items were taken without her permission. williams' three children say his widow is adding insult to a terrible injury by trying to change a trust agreement and rob them of the late actor's belongings. williams committed suicide in his home in august. >>> german prosecutors say the co-peloton of the germanwings plane that crashed in the french alps had been treated for suicidal tendencies. nbc's katy tur has the latest on the investigation. >> reporter: in the alps the recovery is slow and arduous. workers each collecting pieces. one by one of debris and

reports of severe damage in moore, oklahoma.2013 tornado in moore, killed 200 and injured more than 300. cars were overturned and power lines snapped. officials say 20 people were treated at area hospitals. >>> new questions this morning into why germanwings 9525 suddenly crashed. we are examining the plane's crash compared to others and what it could tell us about what was happening inside that cockpit. >>> this morning, investigators trying to piece together the final seconds of germanwings 9525. we learned from media reports shows that one of the pilots was locked out of the cockpit. investigators have evidence besides the voice and data recorders. radar tracking of course and altitude compared to other crashes for hints of what might have happened. cnn's tom forman has more. >> reporter: investigators are looking at the final minutes of the flight and comparing to it to other flights. if you look at what happened with flight alaska 261. let's bring in a timeline of the flight and look at what happened. they lost ability to p

a new view from the air showed damage in moore oklahoma.chter tore through homes and businesses and damped one elementary school. in tulsa we have the terrifying scenes and destruction that the tornadoes left behind. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. daylight revealing the extent of the destruction here. this was a gymnasium. can can see the roof collapsed. dozens rescued from this spot. in another neighborhood, re -of- neighborhood-of-rescue crews trying to make sure everyone is accounted for after one person was killed. barreling through traffic during rush hour. violent tornadoes ripped across oklahoma wednesday, tearing through power lines and leaving more than 50,000 homes and businesses in the dark. >> whoa! >> oh lord. >> reporter: winds of more than 80 miles per hour pummeled the area. >> big tornado on the ground! >> reporter: several people were hurt. some taken to the hospital in critical condition as drivers stuck on the road were left to the mercy of the storm. >> i felt glass breaking and i was on the top, sliding acros

. >> those are some of the calls to 911 on thursday when a tornado touched down in moore oklahoma. by the twister and driving on the roads. several homes and elementary schools were damaged and amazingly there were no serious injuries reported. >> reporter: it only takes one storm to produce damaging winds like that. because of all the cold we've had it's put a damper on severe weather season. this past weeks the first week during the entire year that the storm prediction center issued a tornado watch or severe thunderstorm watch. but, again things got active this past week they will get active as the cold breaks and the pattern changes to milder weather. double scan live showing nothing going on, no flurries this morning. today looks better than yesterday. but it's still going to be chilly compared to averages for this time of the year. normally we should be around 57. we'll be at least ten degrees cooler than that when all is said and done. 26 degrees dewpoint, 5. winds out of the northwest at 14 miles per hour. that's giving a windchill at 16 degrees. wind speeds out of the nort

causing explosions, moore, oklahoma, the site of an f5 tornado. that killed 24 people just two years ago. >> destruction continued in several other areas of oak home, a arkansas, tornados striking during the evening rush hour. at least one person died, after mobile home park near sand springs, in the tulsa area, collapsed from the storms. officials believe more than dozen people suffered injuries. >> all right, it is coming up with seven seconds away from sue serio. >> three, two, one. >> here is what to expect in the changes. so many changes in the weather the next couple of days, miler morning temperatures, chilly out there, but milder than it has been, in the morning, in a while. but pockets of fog, drizzle, and in some places we're seeing that fog get worse. bob kelly show you in his traffic cameras in a moment. milder, breezy today, scattered showers, and thunderstorms, won't rain every minute, but there will be breaks in the action. but, do have that rain gear with you, and colder air moves in, possibility, saturday, flurries? ya, the chance

the town of moore oklahoma, which has seen five tornadoes since 2010, was hit yet again. >> it was the intro to severe weather season yesterday. and we saw quite a bit of damage, we want to go a little bit closer to show you what we were looking at yesterday. let's put the radar into motion and stop it when it's the most active to oak toke city. look at the tornadoes that pushed through this particular area yesterday. and in just oklahoma itself, we have seen five tornadoes in the area. and of course after the tornadoes, it was the damage we were dealing with. in the area of moore they saw most of the damage, and we saw a fatality in tulsa. over 60 homes were destroyed. and tens of thousands of people were displaced in the area. in terms of history in 1999, we saw any ef-5 push through and 36 people died. and then in 2003, any ef-3 and 4 pushed through and then still pushing through with 24 yesterday. and there's the system. >> all of a sudden, another one comes through, thank you very much. >> airstrikes intensify in yemen. one on day two of a military operation. a major player could

there is widespread damage from just outside tulsa to moore, oklahoma. some students trapped inside a gym describe feeling their body was being lifted up and they said that they could hear the furniture moving around. the gym collapsed but firefighters were able to get everyone out safely. one man was killed when a twister hit a mobile home park near tulsa in sand springs. >>> just a few minutes ago, we learned a rocket launch planned for this morning has been scrubbed. the rocket willcolleges into space. it was scrubbed because of bad weather. they will try again tomorrow. >>> lots of rain out there this morning. you'll need the umbrella. probably going to need the rain boots because we're starting to see lots of puddles. >> a yucky morning out there. 6:21 your weather and traffic on the 1s. >>> march sker punched us again. yesterday we were in the 70s. this morning wet and chilly. it has dropped 30 to 35 degrees overnight. it's only now in the low to mid-40s and storm team 4 radar showing rain continuing to track on through. a few wet snowflakes in the

there is widespread damage from just outside tulsa in to moore, oklahoma. this morning we're hearing from girls who were raptrapped inside a gym as the to witwister hit. >> you could feel like your body almost lifting up and your ears popping and you can hear like the furniture moving back and forth. >> the gym did it collapse. firefighters were able to get everyone out safe live. one man was killed whenhit a mobile home park. >>> a family wants answers after police met them at the door with guns drawn. officers say they were responding to complaints that a boy was walking around the lanham neighborhood with a gun. parents say their son was forced out of their home with his hands up. >> had a governun pointed a the me and my son. >> pointed it at my face and told me to put my hands up shut up put your hands up. >> both prince george's county and glenarden police responded. the glenarden chief says officers acted appropriately and had their guns drawn but never pointed them at anyone. the chief also reports that officers realized the sawyers were not involve

city of moore oklahoma once again caught in mother nature's wrath.wo years after ef-5 wreaked havoc, 10,000 across the state are still without power after repairs were halted dues to rain and wind. response crews are back in action today. look at oil prices. we minutes to go until the close. crude is trading up. staggering 4%. look at the pop on the day. markets fighting for gains. the dow back in the green but still in negative territory for the year. let's go to nicole petallides on floor of new york stock exchange who is watching one bright spot. nicole? >> indeed. you didn't know whether or not lulu would be in fact a bright spot, melissa. earlier we heard about their latest outlook and somewhat disappointing and remember they were doing a big turn around overall, right? they were turning around the company. see-through pants recall. there was concern about the outlook. they get on the conference call and reassured investors that anything they're working on is just temporary. and the stock took off. you can an see that in the great two-day chart.