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wisconsin, not nebraska?aver dam, wisconsin, to this walmart store. this is where a girl named cori bought the ring for a boy named ryan. it wasn't love always and the ring was soon gathering dust in the cab of ryan's red pickup truck. then, the strangest thing happened. the truck was reported stolen from ryan's farm a few days before off nebraska. >> really nothing more than a standard missing vehicle. >> reporter: jim roarer was then a detective back in dodge county, wisconsin. when the call came in, it suggested some local joy ride, they'd find it nearby. instead, what a surprise. >> our dispatch had received confirmation from a parish down in louisiana that they had the stolen truck. >> reporter: stolen in wisconsin and abandoned way down in louisiana. that's a long way to go. what did you think? >> a couple kids on a joy ride. somebody taking it that needed to get back down south for whatever reason. >> reporter: it wasn't long before they fingered the suspected thieves. there were two of them. the guy w

not a warning right now, but a watch for a good chunk of nebraska., this line is going to be pushing to the east-northeast. so late tonight, places like minneapolis, you can be experiencing severe weather. and then we kick off this weekend. and it could even start early saturday morning. this is 5:00 a.m., before the sun has even heated up the atmosphere, places like oklahoma city to dallas. you can already tap into severe weather. and as you go through the day, up and down the midsection of the country-- and i'm talking really the canadian border all the way down to the gulf of mexico could see severe weather. and this is an important timeframe right here. 3:00 a.m. sunday, a place like, st. louis, for example, folks are sleeping, and yet, you could have some of your strongest weather of the weekend come through at that hour. then we go into sunday. overall sunday is going to be a bit calmer. the yellows and oranges that you see in northern, say, michigan, that's going to be just heavy rain. what we look for the outbreak of tornadoes. this evening,

that nebraska team, they actually scrimmaged right before this tournament and they realized they weren't prepared so they had to go back and fix it all. the team, four seniors, three juniors and a sophomore, congratulations. >> congratulations. ntwh iasouer.o wel

james wilkie of columbus, nebraska, for the president's citizens medal. the nation's second highest civilian award recognizes persons who have performed exemplary deeds or services for our country or fellow citizens. a 50-year-old farmer, platt county farmer, m mr. kill which is rightly about -- wilkie is rightly bei heralded as a hero across the cornhusker state, and the nation. a husband, a father, grandfather, community leader, james lived to help others.s. he died attempting to rescue those in need during the catastrophic floods that hit nebraska in mid march. it surprised no one when on march 14 james immediately responded to a call from volunteer first responders to help rescue a motorist stranded in the rising flood waters of knocks creek near his home -- naaqs creek near his home. he -- kfo -- knox creek near his home. he didn't hesitate. he jumped into his john deere tractor and headed north on monastery road, a route he had taken thousands of times before. as james approached the scene of the stranded motorist, he was c cronlted by raging water

htit hit friday nig in mccook, nebraska. accuweather storm chaser reed timer got ug ca in the middle. >> it formed so quickly, i was on foot outside the armored vehicle. >> reporter: remarkably, no one injud. >> whoa, whoa, whoa. >> reporter: but the winds pushed this semi off thehighway. dozens of violent twisters were reported tcross the southern plainss weekend from texas up through nebraska. in geronimo, oklahoma, a tornado hit saturday morning. flattening homes and ripping up trees, devastating for families in the area. >> all of a sudden, gone.oof was you're looking up at the sky. >> it was quick. it was quick. >> reporter: in abilene, texas, major damage there, too. the community torn apart by a twister. ahe mayor signing disaster declaration. lightng, hail and heavy rain also battered the area. 80 miles away in san ng, elo, floo where another tornado hit. winds more than 100 ipmiles an hour rped apart at least ten homes. a dangerous weekend as twisters roared across tornado alley with the southern plains not yet out

the chair recognizes the gentleman from nebraska, mr. smith, for five minutes. mr. smith: mr. speaker, i rise to bring attention to the outstanding community service demonstrated by the student athletes from north central sports club in nebraska. harsh weather and devastating flooding has hit much 6 nebraska this spring, causing destruction to many homes and communities and agriculture producing facilities throughout ourer state. the recovery has not been easy, but the hard work, dedication, and again rossity of nebraskans has been on full display since the disaster struck. i want to highlight one group, the north central sports club, which is made up of student athletes from rock county, nebraska. these student athletes were excited for their upcoming trip, an annual tradition after completing the hard work of not only their competitive sport seasons and academic requirements but also the fundraising which keeps the program running. however, instead of taking their annual trip, the students decided to donate the funds to help with the recovery of their neighboring community,

devastation in the state of nebraska meantime.here are recovery efforts underway out there as there has been record flooding. it has saturated the state. liz claman in nebraska on the ground in omaha for berkshire hathaway meeting. we have her interview coming up with nebraska's governor. melissa: supporting the opposition, president trump making it clear that the smites will continue to stand with the people of venezuela as the crisis escalates in the region. should the u.s. military intervene? we're live in caracas next. connell: while thousands of venezuelans are protesting in the streets others are fleeing the unrest. we have the latest from that on colombia border coming up. ♪ portfolios to your goals and needs. some only call when they have something to sell. fisher calls regularly so you stay informed. and while some advisors are happy to earn commissions whether you do well or not. fisher investments fees are structured so we do better when you do better. maybe that's why most of our clients come from other money managers.

luego fue trasladada a nebraska.os para darle sepultura. la madre contra todos los servicios de un abogado para que investigue el caso. jorge: sobre el tema, nidia velÁsquez asegura que las muertes de los niÑos americanos, despuÉs de estar en custodia de la patria fronteriza, es inaceptable. esto me dijo sobre la muerte de estas esta niÑa migrante el aÑo pasado. nidia: la situaciÓn en la frontera obviamente es una crisis. el departamento de salud, sobre todo la patrulla fronteriza, no estÁ equipada para bregar con la atenciÓn adecuada a estos niÑos. esto es una desgracia que pasa en los estados unidos. sobre todo, que mantengan situaciones como la niÑa que muriÓ hace unos cuantos meses. que nosotros no tenÍamos ningÚn tipo de informaciÓn. esto era en secreto, tratando de encubrir los hechos? jorge: mucho mÁs el domingo en el programa al punto. ilia: el presidente trump estÁ utilizando ahora el programa i-verify para revisar los documentos de sus trabajadores en sus campos de golf. este aÑo prometiÓ usar el programa e

and then, the nebraska child home society. not only strives to find permanent homes for children but they also address the need for foster -- to foster teenagers. all four of these organizations provide care and assistance to the abused and neglected and encourage the need for foster parents for children of all ages. each year hundreds of nebraska youth are removed from their hoims due to unfortunate circumstances -- homes due to unfortunate circumstances and many fear where they will end up or if they will ever find their forever home. my wife, angie, and i adopted two children, austin and jessica, from the foster care system when they were just 8 and 9 years old. even though we already had two sons, we knew there were not enough homes for older children and siblings. austin and jessica are blessings to our family, and even though foster parenting was challenging, choosing to adopt them was one of the best and most rewarding decisions angie, my wife, and i have made. even though foster children are hurting, they're just looki

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dozens reported from texas up through nebraska in geronimo, oklahoma, a tornado hit saturday morning, flattening homes and ripping up trees devastating for families in the area >> the roof is gone. looking up at the sky. it was quick >> reporter: in abilene, texas, major damage the community torn apart by a twister. the mayor signing a disaster declaration. hail and heavy rain battered the area 80 miles away in san angelo, flooding where another tornado hit. winds more than 100 miles an hour ripped apart at least ten homes. a dangerous weekend as twisters roared across tornado alley with the southern plains not yet out of the storm's path. tammy lightener, nbc news. >> bill karins is tracking this weather. good morning. >> good morning. the storm that was affecting california on the west all weekend is the storm now going to be responsible for our life threatening weather as we go throughout the day today into tonight. we're watching strong thunderstorms in areas of north texas. this is round one. we'll have two rounds of strong storms today they'll hit the same spots we're worried ab

this is representative jimmy panetta, democrat from california and represented of don bacon from nebraska, a republican from that state. both serve as cochairs for the four country caucus. talk about the formation of the caucus. during my -- rep. panetta: during my last term, it got to a point where the only bipartisanship you were seeing was when you would turn on the statesmen be it john mccain, george w. bush or john dingell recently. we wanted to change that. we wanted to make sure that there were members in congress who were not just here to make a point. we are here to make a

this is representative jimmy panetta, democrat from california and represented of don bacon from nebraska, a republican from that state. both serve as cochairs for the four country caucus. talk about the formation of the caucus. during my -- rep. panetta: during my last term, it got to a point where the only bipartisanship you were seeing was when you would turn on the statesmen be it john mccain, george w. bush or john dingell recently. we wanted to change that. we wanted to make sure that there were members in congress who were not just here to make a point. we are here to make a difference. those are the types of people, those qualities come from veterans, because they understand what it means to get the job done.

this is representative jimmy panetta of california and representative don bacon of nebraska, republican from that state. both of them representing the four country caucus. both serve as co-chairs. good morning to both of you. talk a little bit about the formation of this caucus, particularly its name and what you plan to do with it. >> look, i think, you know, during my last term and my first term, it got to a point where the only bipartisanship you were seeing was when you would turn on the tv was about funerals of statesmen, be it john mccain, george h.w. bush, or john dingell recently. we wanted people to understand there were members in congress who were not just here to make a point. we're actually here to make a

if you ever travel across wyoming and nebraska, there was not a lot of wood. wooden ties had to be placed just for the railroad. you also have to build buildings for water towers or just for the infrastructure of operating the railroad across the country. another huge problem -- because they were in the civil war, it was finding manpower to build the railroad. and the end of the civil war, it was actually a huge help for the railroad companies because you had all these veterans from the war looking for a way to provide for their lives and their livelihood and there was a ready employer in the railroad companies. now, for the central pacific, this was even a bigger concern because it a lot of times, especially early on in building the railroad, a lot of their workers would come on long enough to obtain money to go and mine in the gold or the silver fields or mines. so that is actually why the chinese were eventually brought on as an experiment. they brought on about 50 chinese workers initially to test them out. there was a lot of doubt because of the stature.

if you ever travel through wyoming and nebraska, there is not a lot of wood. if you look underneath the rails, wooden ties had to be placed all along the route for railroad. they had to build buildings for water towers and just the infrastructure of operating the railroad across the country. another problem was finding manpower to build the manpower railroad. the end of the civil war was a huge help for the railroad companies because you had all these sections from the war looking for a way to provide for their lives and their livelihood. there was a ready employer in the railroad company. now for the central pacific, this was a bigger concern because early on in the building of the railroad, a lot of their workers would come on long enough to get money to go and mine in the gold or silver fields or minds. that is why they were brought on as an experiment. they brought on 50 chinese workers to test them out. there were a lot of doubts because they didn't think they would be able to withstand the 10-12 hours days 12 days a week. there was a lot of criticism and

also across a good portion of western nebraska.low pressure in the rockies and plains again. another round of severe weather is expected as we go into tuesday. still a very strong ridge of high pressure is baking temperatures across the southeast. a number of areas with record setting temperatures including savannah, georgia. it soared to 102 degrees. the temperature this afternoon or sunday afternoon in tucson was only 83 degrees. so a real stark contrast in temperatures. we've got that cool air filtering in across the northern sections of the rockies. all right, here's where that severe weather is going to be in, in an area across northern illinois, ohio, western nebraska, and then going into tuesday, here we go. we see a little bit of a shift from des moines down to oklahoma city, but if you were headed to new york city, the temperatures there should be about 65 coming up by tuesday. back to you bianca. >> thank you, karen. karen mcginnis at the cnn weather center rch weather center. >>> in the u.s. state of hawaii, a shark atta

hasta nebraska tienen el mayor riesgo de tornados.desde el inicio del fin de semana han sido testigos de al menos cuatro de estos cinco sistemas. mÁs de 80 millones de personas se encuentra bajo amenaza de tiempo severo. >> los tornados pueden ocurrir en cualquier Época del aÑo pero son mÁs comunes en los estados del sur entre marzo y junio. >> kansas fue particularmente afectado por los tornados. uno de ellos impactÓ directamente esta casa donde literalmente los escombros volaron. otra las residencias y negocios quedaron destrozados en el centro este estado . esto da cuenta de cÓmo un tornado logro volcar este trÁiler y personas acudieron al rescate del conductor aÚn cuando estaba activo. en el noreste de texas se registraron climas similares y poderosas tormentas afectaron a miles de personas. "tratÉ de escondermebajo de la mesa" dijo. en la terminal estÁ era la terminal aÉrea. en oklahoma estas imÁgenes aÉreas muestran imÁgenes devastadas. en nebraska una situaciÓn similar en donde varios puntos de ese estado se alertaron a sus res

several have passed through nebraska and oklahoma.he national weather service also reported damaging winds, large hail, and heavy rain from texas to the great lakes. omar villafranca, cbs news, dallas. >> it is darchls. for more on the storms we tern to meteorologist jeff beer deli. good morning. >> good morning, everybody. we're in the midst of what is the biggest tornado outbreak of the season so far and maybe of the season in totality. right now we're concentrating on what's happening in texas after more than 40 reports of tornados in tupper plain states. right now the concentration is west texas. tornado watch is in effect. watch out the next couple of hours. the whole line is headed toward the dallas metroplex. let's take you through the next couple of days and talk about what's going to be happening each and every day. for tornado, wind, rain, hail. tomorrow, not as severe. great lakes, ohio valley, and the deep south. the biggest day, the most intense outbreak is expected on monday in north texas, oklahoma, and also kansas. let

what's illegal in nebraska, in some states is no big deal. look at a map, where ten states allow it, 18 others with a prescription, 19 with no clear rule, and three th3 that consid illegal. there's been raids from new york to texas, by authorities who say it's a marijuana-type drug. but cbd products come from a different plant, hemp. what fuels the confusion is that sometimes cbd products can have trace amounts of thc, the ingredient in marijuana that gets people high. proponents say cbd products, now an almost $600 million industry, can ease everything from aches and pains to stress. in the end, the county attorney in scottsbluff decided not to prosecute. >> in nebraska, cbd oil is illegal at this time. >> reporter: so, police chief kevin spencer faces something he has never seen. what's the purpose of enforcing the law in your situation? >> absolutely. >> reporter: and business is good at the store. >> i want to help others. >> reporter: that's why you keep going? >> why i keep going. >> reporter: keep going, at least prestige creams not li

look at this image out of nebraska. state trooper tweeting this photo. he said the tornado stayed in the field and likely didn't cause much damage. the central u.s. not out of the woods, yet. two systems are converging, expected to deliver a dangerous end to the week. >>> beto o'rourke at a cnn town hall last night. he is seeking a national audience for his ideas. the early stages of his campaign featured a more personal touch with up to six town halls a day. the former texas congressman says he can see the u.s.-mexico border from his porch in el paso and does not approve of the attempt to cut aide where many asylum seekers are fleeing violence. >> he wants to cut that. i would double it and focus on violence prevention so no mother has to make the decision of sending her child on a 2,000 mile trek because it is the only choice she has. invest so families can stay there, be prosperous there, help the countries come together and make sure we have partners in the western hepmisphere. >> o'rourke has a lot of ground to mak

texas, oklahoma, nebraska and kansas got the worst of it.confirmed tornadoes hit texas, one injury and devastating homes. tripster downed trees and left powerlines and streets. the baseball stadium and a water tower also damaged. some homes are reportedly now flooded. in kansas, dash cam video showed a semi truck flipped over with what appears to be the beginning of a tornado there in the distance. in nebraska, oklahoma and kansas they were eight tornadoes reported. within just two hours. right now more than 18,000 people in the dark in texas. that is down from about 30,000 this morning. when the six dozen people are currently without power in oklahoma. restoration there can be difficult with the storm still active in the state. hundreds of flights are also impacted and there was a likely to grow the course of this afternoon and the next few days. 2000 flights delayed nationwide right now. 400 cancel, dallas-fort worth is the most impact with about one quarter of the flights delayed right now. eric: shows how powerful and sudden it can be. t

right through lincoln, nebraska, this is right through the lincoln, nebraska, area last night, a tornadocome through that area, some amazing footage there of that tornado just quickly popping down, not a very strong torno but it doesn't take one to produce some damage. you can see the damage it did here in the lincoln, nebraska, area last night. so many different time lapses of that and we're getting so many fantastic pictures and videos nowadays of storms just becausee of all the tnology we've got out there. now, here's a beautiful shot on our area, plenty of sunshine, blueskies, few clouds, but gorgeous weather, 78 degrees, winds, not much at all, 77 degrees n at 7:00,e, nice, and nice. it's going to be a really nice evening if you're thinking about getting dinner outside, no problem r that at all after yesterday, just another soaker of a day. today, though, simply gorgeous as we headff o the week. 75 right now inleesburg, campus springs, annapolis at 69, bowie not reporting right now but around that 73-degree mark in your area too. your weather headlines, a warm one for tormorrow, rea

this massive twister touched down in mccook county, nebraska.the west texas town of abilene, a powerful storm briefly touched down in this neighborhood, damaging some homes, snapping trees, and breaking car windows. there were no reports of serious injuries. the storm is expected to drop several inches of rain here in texas. and with many rivers and lakes, like this one behind me, already saturated, people downstream are bracing for possible flooding. rina. >> ninan: omar, thank you. more than 28 million people are in the path of severe weather tonight. meteorologist jeff berardelli joins us now tracking these storms. >> good evening, rina, and good evening, everybody. so we have two separate systems, one of them tonight and tomorrow, and then another stronger system as we move into monday and again on tuesday. so this is the area outlined in orange where we have the worst threat tonight, places like little rock, all the way down to tyler and brian, texas. on a scale of 1-5, it's about a 3, so right in the middle of the road there. mainly hail a

we have a 700 mile line from san angelo to omaha, nebraska. we have tornado watches stretching that entire length. this is the danger zone from san anglo, oklahoma city. 19 million people at risk for long-track tornadoes, baseball-sized hail and this system brings in rain-wrapped tornadoes late at night. that's a big problem. tomorrow a squall line moves into the midwest downpours over flood prone areas. we're talking about areas generally in this area of green, four to six inches and isolated areas of up to 10 inches, lester. anenough, we have subtropical storm andrea out in the atlantic. it's already getting started early. lester? >> a long night ahead for those folks. al, thank you. >>> we want to turn to breaking news. house democrats are hoping don mcgahn would become a star witness in the obstruction probe into president trump. the president blocked him from testifying. nbc's kristen welker has those details. >> reporter: tonight president trump is directing don mcgahn to defy a congressional subpoena to testify tomorrow. the white house

baker of nebraska. the chair: the gentleman is recognized. mr. baker: i appreciate the bipartisan work here to support our bases that need to be rebuilt. i urge support of this amendment militaryse the -- the bases sustained extensive damage by recent storms. in marching, my district in my home state of nebraska experienced devastating floods, the worst natural disaster in our 152-year history as a state. the damage to nebraska's train structure, agriculture and local economy is extensive and includes offutt air force base, one of two largest employers. mr. bacon: one thirder of the base was under water, 3,000 people were displace from their work centers, the flight line was inoperable with a thoifered runway under water. many structures incurred significant damage. our nation owes a debt of gratitude to those men and women in offutt who work to save what they could. the cost would have been worse without their hoe roik efforts. i'm grateful for the bipartisanship here and the teamwork by representatives cunningham, fortenberry, dunn, and so many

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overnight a tornado outbreak from texas to nebraska. dozens of twisters ripping through the plains. the images like something out of a movie. >> tornado! >> reporter: watch as this tornado in nebraska suddenly touches down and sweeps through a group of storm chasers. strong winds whipping up debris and dust everywhere. sirens ringing out warning residents of the danger as this twister tears through parts of town. >> yeah, it's definitely building pretty good now. >> reporter: and in kansas, several tornados touching down there. this fast-moving rope tornado on the ground when this driver ends up right in the middle of it. his car surrounded by strong winds and flying debris. >> look at that. >> reporter: in southern kansas watch this huge tornado on the move. the dark funnel moving right across the road. >> oh, it's on the road. it knocked a semi over in the road. >> reporter: another twister knocking over this semi spinning debris all around. shocked witnesses pulling over to help the driver as another tornado lurks in the background. >> oh, no. >> reporter: and then this one spinn

it hit friday night in nebraska. accuweather storm chaser tim got caught in the middle >> it formed so quickly, i was actually on foot outside of the armoured vehicles. >> reporter: remarkably, no one injured. >> whoa, whoa, whoa. >> reporter: but the ferocious winds pushed this semi off the highway. dozens of violent tw across then in giranamo, oklahoma. >> the whistle is gone, look up at the sky, it was quick >> reporter: in abilene, texas, major damage there, too. the community torn apart by a twister. the mayor signing a disaster declaration. lightning, hail and heavy rain also battered the area 80 miles away in san angelo, flooding where another tornado hit. winds more than 100 miles an hour ripped apart at least ten homes. a dangerous weekend as twisters roared across tornado alley with the southern plains not yet out of the storm's path. tammy lightener, nbc foot ball coach tackles an armed student to the ground saving hundreds of live walked into a classroom wi a shotgun underneath his trench coat before anyt

vent in areas of california later this afternoon, 24 million people at risk goes all the way from nebraska through chicago, milwaukee included and into areas of indiana and ohio then tomorrow, that's when we're going to introduce a tornado risk, areas of west texas and also in nebraska this continues into the weekend. that's a look at the big weather story of the day here's a closer look at your day ahead. you can see the vere weather setup there. look how warm it's going to be in the plains. then we have our storm system coming through the rockies and a storm system coming over 9 ridge in the northern plains you can see in areas of the southeast, warm today also we'll talk about the big temperature swing coming up. >> bill, thank you. >>> a stainless steel rabbit by artist jeff coombs just smashed auction records for a living artist the 1986 sculpture fetched $91.1 million at christie's in this is a three-foot talail stess steel silver bunny it reportedly went to art dealer robert mnuchin he's the father of the u.sev secretary stmnuchin. >> wow. >> wow is right. >> $91 million for a littl

omaha, nebraska, he quads, hard hit. we continue to set records here.ay 13th of last year to may 12th of this year, the me 365-day stretch, 30 inches above average rainfall the last 365 days. >> where are the may flowers? >> they areunderwater, eun. this has been a ridiculously rainy pattern around here for a solid year. you don't need me to tell you that. if you've been around, you know. right now, finally the rain is temporarily turned off. but don't turn your back on a chance for gets rained on later today -- forgetting rained on later today. skies started to clear late in the day yesterday. i even got to see about five minutes of sunshine before i went to bed at 7:00. temperatures have fallen because of the clearing skiesnto the 40s and low 50s. 46 in germantown, 46 in purcellville this morning. 49 in fredericksburg. look at that -- clinton, maryland, down to 44 obegrees. ly some areas of patchy fog. luckily the breeze is up so that will keep things from getting too thick in the fog perspective. we'll start with sunshine, but a pocket of cold air al

when all is said and done, it should be 42,000 plus people who descendnd on omaha, nebraska over the dispense his words of which is come on investing, his view of the world and life. we were able to catch up with him and break all kinds of news. the uber ipo is coming up on friday. warren buffet said he looked at uber about 18 months ago involving a poe ten the shale pt before it went public and ultimately passed. i asked about interest rates and how president trump expressed unhappiness with the federal reserve chief. warren buffet said there is nobody better out there to run the fed than jay powell. you have to ask him about bitcoin every year. in the past, he and his vice chair called it rat poison and rat poison squared. this year, he still told us he considered it a gambling device. he pulled off a button from his jacket and he said it's like this button, it doesn't do anything and its value does not change. while comments about bitcoin and the fed chief get real interest, it was the shareholders who were very concerned about warren buffet's investment in kraft heinz. in 2015, b

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

there'sct aity along nebraska avenue at reno road. you may find yourself redirected by a black or so moving through. we also have issues eastbound on the dulles glean way before old ox road blocking tgh light rit lane. hopefully clears ll clear quickly. back to you -- hopefully will clear quickly. back to you. >> thank you. >>> it was a violent memorial day weekend. >> new overnight, a man was shot and killed in southeast washington. news4's justin finch is live where the shooting happened. justin, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, at this time the onscene investigation has wrapped up where the man was shot. police are looking into what led to theatal shooting. this happened overnight, close to midnight the call came in. the 2600 block of bernie place t in southeas the scene. police got a call of a man shot could they took him to the pi hosal. despite officers to save his life, high it die from his indeuries. has iification has not been released. no word from police at this time what may haveed up to the shooting. on the same d

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in nebraska, oklahoma and kansas , eight tornadoes were reported within two hours and across the southntral u.s. there were more than 30 preliminary tornadoes reports and one was confirmed in oklahoma injuring one person and two more confirmed in texas and strong winds forcing a nursing home to evacuate several homes and businesses were damaged there and in silver valley more destruction. winds downed trees and left power lines on streets, a baseball stadium and water tower were also hit leaving homes now flooded. right now power outages are impacting cleanup efforts with more than 83,000 people left in the dark in texas, 31,000 in arkansas, 16,000 in nebraska, 13,000 in oklahoma, and 8,000 in missouri. airports are snarled across the country with nearly 2,000 flight s delayed nationwide and about 400 cancellations. dallas is impacted the most with about a quarter of their flights delayed. forecasts show the areas hardest hit by the storm could be in for a second round of storms on monday and tuesday. right now, the storm is moving northeast with first crossing texas and iowa with high

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>> reporter: a tornado in western nebraska late friday nearly sweeping them away. >> tornado! tornado! >> reporter: fortunately, escaping unscathed. this car narrowly avoided a tornado in minneola, kansas. >> windows gone! >> reporter: lightning strikes illuminating the twister doing the damage. >> hello? can anybody hear me? >> reporter: people frantically searching for anyone who might be trapped in damaged homes. >> hello? >> reporter: not far away, this tractor trailer knocked over on its side. >> it just now knocked a semi over. >> reporter: good samaritans running to free the driver with the tornado just behind them, and tonight this region gearing up for another dangerous round of severe weather set to hit within 48 hours. >> incredibly dangerous conditions out there. rob marciano joining us now from a spillway near ft. worth, and these storms not only responsible for tornadoes, but also dangerous flash floods, and the threat is not over yet? >> reporter: no. wind and water as you can see behind me. the army corp of engineers reopening this, and releasing the floodgates

dozens of tornadoes reported in nebraska and kansas overnight.haser caught right in the middle of a tornado. >>> and today, the storms are likely to be even worse in the center of the country. more than 40 million americans under threat of severe weather from iowa to texas. we'll have the latest. >>> shipping out, hundreds of migrants flown from texas to san diego overnight as the trump administration warns that facilities near the texas border are overcrowded and they may start sending asylum seekers to other cities and states. >>> and good-bye grumpy cat, fans are mourning the internet sour puss who launched countless memes, amassing a fortune along the way all while making millions across the country laugh out loud. a fond tribute to the cat's meow, today, saturday, may 18, 2019. >>> hi, chicago, i'm so excited to be here in new york tonight "today" today. >> all the way from the bahamas. ♪ hi nana and miles. >> hi mom. >> sweet 16 on "today." >> i love it. >> everybody is feeling the beat today. >> yeah, somebody call sierra, she needs backgr

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