this is on north texas street the east of 80. you see a number of police cars and activity in the intersection there. we have two officer involved shootings, this scene will be shut down for a while. we see police step across the intersection as well. no one is going anywhere here on north texas street. we will stay on top of this story and get you more information on the officer involved shootings when we have it we will bring it to you. >>> mozilla announced the ceo is stepping down abid a controversy over his supports to ban same-sex marriage. he took over as ceo last month. he come under fire because of a donation he made to try ban gay marriage. mozilla is maker of firefox. the company apologized saying they pride themselves on being held to a different standard and we didn't live up to it. we haven't stayed true to ourselves. the company is expected to have more information next week ponwho will replace the ceo -- on who will replace the ceo. >>> we explore why there are concerns. >> dry today, but i am tracking a chance of

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this is in fairfield on north texas street. we're still gathering information to find out what sparked the confrontation. our nbc chopper is over the scene as you can see right now. it started around 2:45 this afternoon. now here's what we know. federal agents shot someone outside of a wal-mart and fairfield police shot another person across the street, which appears to be an apartment complex. we don't know if the two people shot are dead or alive or what condition they're in. we'll continue to stay on top of the breaking story and bring you new information as it comes into the newsroom. >>> a donation, a controversy and today a resignation. the ceo of a nonprofit tech company stepped down giving into pressure over prop 8, the ban on gay marriage. scott budman is live outside with reaction. hi, scott. >> reporter: good evening. they are probably best known as the maker of the firefox browser. it makes sense the majority of the reaction has been online. brendan ike was named ceo the end of last month and game an lightning rod f

quarter size hail in north texas.l of missouri and arkansas. most of oklahoma, north texas and far northern louisiana. watch out today and then tomorrow, the tornado threat increases to big hail, possibly some damaging winds. we are watching it all for you >>> good morning. i'm mike nikko. put the umbrellas away but get the sunglasses out. slightly warmer. upper 60s to low 50s. a chance of light rain friday and then warmer than average >> all that weather brought to you by big lots!. and we've got the peach and the apple saying hello this morning. george. >> we're saying hello back. thank you. >>> "noah" is taking the box office by storm taking in $44 million and top honors this weekend. thanks to a rich and wild story and sir anthony hopkins plays noah noah's grandfather methuselah. >> reporter: he's one of the world's most acclaimed and versatile actors. brilliantly portraying everyone from a controversial u.s. president -- >> it could be ugly, henry. >> reporter: to a bone-chilling hannibal. and now oscar winning a

>> is basically southern oklahoma and north texas.sn't look like a whole lot's going on right now, but i assure you, it has been heating up all day. we're starting to see some assu showers pop up. in a matter of hours these could be turning severe. that's what we'll watch over the next couple of days. all the ingredients are in place to produce severe weather in these powerful storms will march across the country today, tomorrow, monday, even into tuesday. and these are also going to be slow movers. so, we're going to talk about a possible flooding potential as well. the threat for today, anywhere from north texas all the way up through nebraska. we're talking about large hail and damaging winds. as we go into tomorrow, the severe threat ramps up quite a bit in the arklatex area, shreveport, little rock, memphis. we could see large tornadoes as we go through tomorrow into monday, the severe weather threat will still remain for the mississippi river valley. still including memphis, jackson, mississippi, and then the heavy rain componen

corps of engineers and the north texas water municipal district for their hard work on this important issue. the opportunity for us to resolve this issue means that 1.5 million north texans who need to make sure that they have adequate, safe and good water resources, that we can continue a plan in north texas that we agree to. we agree this is the right thing to do. we also agree that we're after the good lord to help us out with some rain. but in the meantime, the lord also says, those that help themselves, that that's the right way to do it. so we're trying to work together. today, as mr. hall has said, it's an opportunity to see where republicans and democrats, those people in washington, who have come to represent the american people, many of it's just from our home -- of us just from our home district, but many of us working together can work to resolve differences and problems that sometimes occur back home for the benefit of so many other people. so today i want to thank the chairman of the committee, doc hastings, for carefully reviewing, understanding, looking at what we're t

these were on north texas street. one was behind walmart and the other behind an apartment complex. a federal task force were trying to arrest a suspect this afternoon. the man had a gun and one of the officers shot him. 30 minutes later, they tried to apprehend a second suspect, and he had a gun and they shot him too. >>> a south bay family devastated after the shooting of a young father who was caught in the cross fire. this happened near highway 101 in east san jose. the victim was simply trying to avoid getting a parking ticket. >> i awoke to the sound of gunshots or car crashes. >> 2 gunshots. >> reporter: people live under the threat of violence daily. >> this neighborhood is not very good. >> reporter: today that threat became all too real for the family of eric mandozea found shot to death. >> i don't know why this happened. >> reporter: he is a san jose native. his uncle says his nephew had just come home and was moving his car to avoid a ticket. >> i think he was in the wrong color of car. >> reporter: this is one of a few driveby shootings. >> we are not able to say if th

some of the folks in north texas and talking to land owners are sorting that out. >> joan, it doesn'tm like the right wing is going to take that excuse. it's going to use that excuse to bundle every conspiracy theory the right things into this very case. greg abbott tweeted this, and i kid you not, he actually tweeted this. this is about benghazi. we should have used the same effort to get americans out of benghazi as we do getting ranchers ou of nevada. why not talk about lois lerner and the irs and throw that in there as well? this is about conservative fear mongering. >> it's ludicrous. it's about fear mongering. you're exactly right, alex. it's all fun and games until somebody is talking about slavery was better for negroes. then they all scurry and run away and look for the next opportunity to scare the right wing extremist base. and they are playing with fire. this is nothing to whip people up about. rick perry has nice new glasses. so he has to prove that he's macho. when did we talk about states rights? these people whip up fear of the federal government. it goes back to befor

. >> that shooting was behind a walmart on north texas street about 2:45 yesterday afternoon.he other was about half an hour later at a nearby apartment complex. >>> new bay area school could put kids right next to sex offenders. there is a plan now to put it right across the street from a parole office in oakland. lps charter high school focuses on technology. administrators have been planning the move to a business park complex for about three years now. school's ceo even called it an ideal location until they recently learned it was right across the street from a parole office. about 50 parolees including sex offenders go there every, single day. >> we found this out. we're glad that we found it out. and we have -- we're moving forward. >> for now, the charter school plans to stay at its current location until the administrators reach a final decision. it shares the campus with castlemont high school in east oakland. >>> the alleged middleman in the corruption scandal involving state senator leland yee is free on bail this morning. kpix 5 was there as keith jackson was rele

police and federal agents tracked down the first suspect outside the walmart on north texas street. authorities say that suspect was wanted for attempted murder and was armed with a gun. a federal agent fired at him. less than an hour later, officers found another attempted homicide suspect at an apartment complex across the street. he too was armed when a fairfield officer shot him. no word on the suspect's conditions. >>> now to our coverage of the leeland yee scandal. keith jackson is out on bail. he's a long-time friend of the suspended state senator. cheryl hurd joins us from the detention center in oakland where he was released. cheryl? >> reporter: raj, prosecutors call keith jackson a one-man crime wave. he walked out of these doors a free man tonight but has a long legal road ahead of him. keith jackson was given a hug before he was bombarded by media. >> anything you would like to say? >> no comment. >> reporter: he had no comment as he held out his arm to navigate his way down the sidewalk to his car. his release from jail comes several hours after his appearance in feder

they were shot just 30 minutes apart on the same block of north texas street yesterday afternoon. the gunfire came after a federal task force tracked down the two fugitives. they were both wanted for questioning in an attempted murder. the man hunt led to the two confrontations. >> the suspect produced the firearm and shot by the member of the federal task force. the second suspect also produced a handgun and shot by a fairfield police officer. >> both survived the shooting but there is no word on their condition. >>> trying to save the life of a little girl off the coast. cargo plane and two helicopters left for mexico. last night in the open ocean four men pair shooted to the watt -- parachuted to the water to reach the little girl. she was sailing with her family when she became seriously ill. this morning she will be hoisted on to a helicopter. air lifted to the hospital. another plane will leave moffett to assist in the rescue effort. the girls sibling and parents are stuck on the boat which has lost all power. we'll have a live report from moffett coming up at 5:00. >>> mino

much fell from kansas to nebraska all the way through north texas. but zero tornados again. we've had very few tornados period as we head through this tornado season. hopefully continue that today. we have a threat of more severe weather. heavy rain from kansas city up to minneapolis. chicago has a cold, chilly rain for you. later today, the severe weather threat areas, st. louis to memphis to little rock. and isolated tornados, but heavy rain and gusty winds are guaranteed. if you were in new england yesterday, it was raw and chilly. but dry through the mid-atlantic. it's the middle of the country with the stormy weather. >> thank you very much. >>> a new shark attack on a beach, and the wedding gift most couples want. >>> and a close one with a train caught on camera. good job! still running in the morning? yeah. getting your vegetables every day? when i can. [ bop ] [ male announcer ] could've had a v8. two full servings of vegetables for only 50 delicious calories. [ banker ] sydney needed some financial guidance so she could take her dream to the next level. so we talke

storms are impacts areas of the midwest, and the south is tonight, as you look live across north texas. they are also reports of a tornado now on the ground in washington, missouri, west of st. louis. the same weather system is produce add tornado in the st. louis sub is bushes this morning. more than 40 million people can be effected by severe weather. discussions are continuing, he is calling on both sides and finding a way to compromise for peace. lopez is an iraq war with veteran, but officials say he did not seek combat while serve ising. the army says lopez may have argued with another soldier shortly before the attack. three of the victims are still listed as in serious condition. mike has more on that side of the story from capitol hill. >> well, good evening to you. all across washington on thursday, shock and disbelief. as members of congress, and officials groping for answers on how to deal with mental health problems of returning veterans. in the after math, president obama praised those who served and warned those who were lost. >> to see unspeakable violence happen, in a

in sports, the 67th and final game of this year's ncaa tournament is tonight at at&t stadium in north texas upset top seeded florida in saturday night's final game and eighth seed kentucky scored dramatic victoryover wisconsin thanks to late three-pointer by aaron harrison. it's uconn versus kentucky. we'll see who comes out on top tonight. coverage of the men's basketball finaling starts tonight at 9:00 eastern right here on cbs. >>> uconn could sweep the men's and women's tournament titles. the unbeaten huskies defeated stanford in the women's semifinals last night, but they will face their toughest task yet in the finals. uconn takes on the undefeated notre dame team that beat maryland in the finals. the women's finals are tomorrow night. >>> finally in a matchup against new york's finest against new york's bravest neither side comes out looking good. a brawl erupts during a charity hockey game between new york city police officers and firefighters. the benches cleared during the second period, and it seems the only two players who didn't throw punches were the teams' goaltenders. >>> wh

the stores on north texas street not far from i-80. here's a live look at the scene. the first shooting involved federal officers near the store. now, fairfield police shot a second suspect across the street. both were taken to the hospital. we don't know what kind of injuries they may have. we have a crew on the way and we'll bring you an update as soon as we learn more about what happened. >>> a young san jose father is dead apparently because he was at the wrong place at the wrong time. kpix 5's cate caugiran says the man's family thinks he was shot after he went to move his car for street sweeping. >> reporter: this san jose family grieves over the loss of a beloved son, husband and brother. and they have no idea why. [ crying ] >> you left a son without a father now. it's not fair. >> reporter: san jose police say they got a report of a man shot and killed near danali this morning. he is identified as 27-year-old eric mendoza. calm person, hard worker. >> reporter: he was the uncle. he said mendoza was just getting off the graveyard shift. his wife found him. she

it was the size of golf balls in tchita, and broke car windows in north texas. nearly three and a half inches of rain in indiana caused flash flooding that floo fock in st. louis, crews tried s arbereextbe line of storms hits town tonight. and, scott, this cold weather that has stretched into the first couple of weeks of spring has produced a quiet tornado season. ers arhanges tonight. direcasters are saying there ould be hail and flooding from arkansas deep into ohio. >> pelley: storms ahead. vicente, thanks very much. the united states has a big stake in afghanistan's presidential election this weekend. n'ght candidates are running to .ucceed hamid karzai, who can't run because of term limits. alrecord turnout is expected, but it's a race that's too close ap call. and charlie d'agata is in the f ghan capital. >> reporter: parts of kabul look less like a nation preparing for li election than a war. toliban militants have made good on their threat to disrupt this weekend's vote. yesterday, a taliban suicide riorer killed six police officers outside the ministry

areas like kansas, nebraska, also oklahoma city to western oklahoma and a little section there of north texas and it doesn't look like it's going to be a huge outbreak, thomas, as we've been saying we haven't had a lot of tornadoes so far this season. we haven't had any big ones, we'll watch that for you. so far so good. zero tornadoes yesterday. >> no, we see the alley lit up there. >> that is. that's exactly where you'd expect it to be. probably be 3,000 storm chasers out there tomorrow because they're hungry. >> all right, so real quickly, chicago, glove, no gloves tomorrow morning. >> definitely not the gloves. >> definitely not the gloves. okay, so i'll wear the gloves. thank you, bill. appreciate that. >>> coming up on "morning joe." senator elizabeth warren answers whether she plans to run for president and talking about her feelings towards hillary clinton. >>> then when we come back we'll huddle around the water cooler. emcee brian williams once again on "the tonight show" and has plans for his next big hit. what kind of requests is bri-wi making of jimmy fallon? the conversation abo

tail of the sever weather, a blast of snow and cold measurable from wisconsin to as far south as north texas. highways from colorado to nebraska shut down sunday. when you see that type of snow, you know i have got cold numbers coming at you. some of the high temperatures happened early today. 65 chicago. in dallas watch as the cold front sweeps to the east. by tomorrow morning we're waking up in the 20s and 30s again as if april has not happened. look at this. there are freeze watches and warnings. a lot of folks in texas all the way to illinois concerned about their plants tonight. diane. >> thanks so much. >>> now overseas there is a tinderbox in ukraine and two giant world powers are staring at each other across the divide. the russian president sent a taunt, a russian fighter jet flying above an american warship. putin and obama had a phone call. what was in it? alex marquardt has the latest. >> reporter: new escalation. this american destroyer buzzed repeatedly by a russian fighter jet in the black sea. the pentagon calling it provocative and unprofessional. >> the message is we see yo

lhey left a trail of destruction through north texas last night. hail the size of baseballs fell in denton county. grefront extends from the deep south all the way to the great lakes where it's been dumping snow. it's one of the biggest april snowstorms ever in minnesota. jamie yuccas is in minneapolis es ous tonight. >> reporter: scott, here in downtown minneapolis we got 10.5 inches of snow. surrounding suburbs say anywhere from 11-12 inches and in some areas that's most april snow they've seen in more than 30 years. minneapolis resident heather millis has hit her limit. >> i'm over it. i'm just sick of this, clearing off my car every other day. i'm getting sick. ha's awful. >> reporter: state patrol reports more than 100 vehicles sliding off the roads, forcing traffic to a snail's pace. it's been a rough season in these parts. since december, there have been 68 inches of snow and 53 days tou temperatures below zero. even the toughest minnesotans are winter weather weary. >> i was trying to debate whether i stay in town or jump a flight at 5:30 t

. >> that shooting was behind a walmart on north texas street about 2:45 yesterday afternoon, the other a half hour later at a nearby apartment complex. >>> developing in fort hood, texas right now the army specialist that killed three of his fellow soldiers may have been struggling the deaths of his mother and grandmother. investigators are looking into that. as omar villafranca reports, the suspect may have planned to go on a shooting spree at that military base. >>> reporter: 34-year-old ivan lopez didn't see combat in four months in iraq. at home he sought treatment for anxiety and depression. but officials say it may have been an argument at fort hood that set him off. >> it may have been a verbal altercation with another soldier or soldiers. and there is a strong possibility that that in fact immediately preceded the shooting. >> reporter: authorities say lopez fired shots in two buildings on post and from a vehicle using a .45-caliber semi-automatic pistol he recently purchased. >> obviously, it had to be somewhat planned. he purchased the handgun off the base. somebody along the

texas. folks north of dallas say possible twisters blew the roofs off buildings. people were hurt when a suspected tornado destroyed a mobile home. tossed around some vehicles and produces hail the size of softballs in some areas. breaking through windows windowd windshields. lots of you tweeted pecs, and ryan has them up here. we never saw it this close in our camera angle last night. that's a good shot. >> incredible. coming from the -- frisco, texas, the rough riders, the aaa team for the texas rangers. past the left field wall the fum cloud formed. the game was postponed after the their inning. people didn't leave. just waited to seive what would happen. >> that its from -- >> that's the team's pod cast. and then kathy baker coming home, and you can see this cloud forming. >> something starting to drop. >> and then we have derek says he ended up seeing a trampoline on top of his house. he said his -- it's kind of a miss down there. >> the tramp o'lean has seen better days. thank you, pal. let's go to the wall for a look at the current radar. just coming throug

hainld the wall mart on north texas street. investigators say the suspect was armed with handgun and shot by a member of a federal task force. about half hour later police confront add suspect in relited case. also wanted for attempted murder at apartment complex right across the street. that man was also armed with a gun and sought by fairfield police now that the officers not hurt. conditions of the men shot unknown at this point. >> l man sentenced to more than 400 years in prison today for oakland freeway shoot out with the highway patrol. 48-year-old byron williams unemployed carpenter with two counts of bank robbery on his record found guilty last month in the attempted murder of 4 chp officers. williams on his way to san francisco so star what he culled a right wing revolution when he was pulled over for speeding and weaving. armed with 3 loaded guns and wearing a bullet proof vest williams opened fire claiming self-defense because he thought he was about to be executed by the officer who stopped him. >> the partner of m

north of dallas. as well, since july of 2012, 60 companies moved to texas. texas. >> the fact is there is economic policies in those states that are -- this is two things. it's about going out and recruiting businesses, telling the great story about texas, our light tax burden, regulatory climate fair and predictable. legal climate that doesn't allow for oversuing, a very skilled work force. those are the four things that businessmen and women really look for. >> it's about tax and also a windy day, i digress. toyota has been in los angeles area since 1957. and again, it was a big revenue stream for them. california, which needs that tax revenue, keeps upping taxes. they don't get it. sooner or later, successful companies will decide, we're being extorted. we're going do leavement what are they going to do? continue to up taxes? more companies are going to leave. >> right. >> they hit texas where it's friendly for them and all the 4,000 employees and jobs that will be work there. >> that high speed rail thing is not going to save the state of california. and

kansas, oklahoma, north texas all seeing those flakes. a little bit of a surprise.southern end of this, you can see where the storm damage has gone through. the heavy rain is in mississippi and louisiana, so as we get through the rest of the day, some of these places easily two inches of rain. if you get stuck under one of those thunderstorms, you could be talking three or four inches. we have the risk for flash flooding. this is also the corridor of the country, louisiana all the way to parts of alabama, so we could also see strong storms again. isolated tornadoes, can't rule that out, but wind and hail has been the biggest problem as the storm system moved along. all wait up to the great lakes, chances for rain and thunderstorms, the severe risk more to the south. back to you guys. >> nicole, thank you very much. >> for several months now, aljazeera america has been following the story of the church of wells. it's an evangelical congregation at a set up in a small texas town. members believe all outsiders will go to hell. people who live there calm the church a cu

tornados, when we combine 30 years of climatology, you can see what it would be in oklahoma, and north-east texaswe had a tornado in north-east texas last thursday. we'll talk about the chance of severe weather. it will pop up in the south-east. >> let's hope no more tornado, thank you. >> that's it for us. thank you for being with us on this saturday night. i'm jonathan betz, i'll be back with another hour of news at 11:00 pm eastern. stay with us, a check of the headlines after the short break on al jazeera america. >> you're watching al jazeera america. i'm jonathan betz in new york with the top stories. prays for the afghan people, john kerry is calling then courageous and committed. 7,000 turned out for the presidential election, twice as many as the last afghan election in 2009. a possible clue in the missing jetliner. electronic signals detected by a chinese ship are consistent with a plane's black box. it was detected in the search area in the indian ocean. >> an argument likely prove ebbed the shooting at fort hood. the dispute involved a request for time off. ivan lopez killed three and

are occurring in el paso, texas, tracking through, through the day tomorrow, through central and north texas. jonathan, warmer for folks in the midwest and northeast. >> time for warm he weather rebecca. the victims of the boston marathon bombing are being honored next week, as acrea pizzi tells us, last year's violence will be on everyone's mind. >> the crowd noise had gone from cheers and applause for the rirns to screams and cries. >> those men are these two brothers j.p. and paul nordham from stoneham massachusetts, waiting to finish the marathon when they heard the first explosion closest to the finish line. >> i saw a big flame, an explosion. >> they tried to get away from the big crowd by climbing over the barricades but there wasn't enough time. 12 seconds later another explosion erupted right flex to them. >> when i looked down this whole leg was ripped open and my leg was on fire. >> i wanted to run but somehow my body wouldn't help me. >> turning tourniquets. in that moment, both men lost their right legs, bonding the brothers in a brand influence way. only a couple of years apart

shot by two law enforcement officers in two separate incidents in fairfield near the wal-mart on north texas street yesterday half an hour apart. a federal agent shot 27-year-old davis behind the wal-mart store at 2:45 and investigators say he was armed and shooting at police. fairfield police shot the second suspect, 33-year-old davis, 30 minutes later at an apartment complex across the street. investigators say he, also, was armed. the conditions of the two men who are related are not known. one was wanted in connection with february 17 shooting and corey davis was wanted for attempted murder from february 19 of this year. >> oak listen police recruits are ready to graduate this morning. there is a lot diverse at this time among the graduating class of 168 joining the oakland officers. many recruits speak second languages including spanish, farsi, punjab, vietnamese, polish, italian, and samoan. >> public safety was the focus of the debate if the mayor's race in oakland. the mayor is seeking re-election despite a troubled administration mark by high crime and sudden staff replacement. chal

cleanup under way in the lone star state after four tornadoes touched down in north texas yesterday. tornadoes and heavy thunderstorms caused damage throughout the state. homes and roofs damaged, including two homes completely destroyed and hunt county, texas. nobody was hurt and no word on the cost of the damage. take a look at the cars parked at a walmart in denton, texas outside dallas. look at the holes in the windows. unbelievable! that's hail smashed through the car windows. tornadoes spotted in missouri yesterday. national weather service getting reports of a damaging twister with quarter-sized hail spotted near washington, missouri. reports in arkansas, kansas and oklahoma hit with large hailstorms. here it comes. coming up later why, a smoke detector feature that allows consumers to wave to turn it off? it's working too well. >>> why one baseball field walking on the field going on paternity leave is making waves across the country. our legal panel weighs in next. friday night, buddy. you are gonna need a wingman. and with my cash back, you are money. forget him. my airline m

investigators say they were shot just 30 minutes apart on the same block of north texas street.he gunfire came after investigators with the federal task force tracked down the two attempted murder suspects. if that led to the two confrontations one of them outside of an apartment complex, the other behind a walmart store. police say they were forced to open fire when the suspects pulled out guns. both suspects survived the shootings but there is no word on their condition this morning. no police officers or federal agents were hurt. >>> san francisco police are on high alert this morning after getting death threats against the police department. connected to the deadly shooting two weeks ago of a student at city college. the examiner reports police received an anonymous phone call threatening police retaliation. it turned out to be a taser. the examiner reports nieto's death is the 33rd police decide connected death since 2000. >>> the district attorneys office is leading the investigation into a suspended concord police officer who was facing possible drug charges. officer matt

investigators say they were not just 30 minutes apart on the same block of north texas street yesterdayfternoon. the gunfire came after a federal task force tracked down the two fugitives. they were both wanted for questioning in the attempted murder. the man hunt then led to the two confrontations. one outside of an apartment complex. the other behind a walmart store. >> the suspect produced a firearm and shot by the member of the federal task force. the second related suspect also produced a handgun and shot by a fairfield police officer. >> both of the suspects survived the shooting but there is no word on their condition. no police officers or federal agents were hurt. >>> a minor earthquake rattled nerves but left behind no damage in napa county over night. the quake measured 3.6 and hit just after 9:00 last night and strode six miles east of yountville. it was felt as far away as mill valley and san ramon. >>> very different story until chile. strong aftershocks continue to hit the area following tuesday's 8.2 earthquake. since the main earthquake damaged 2500 homes, many families

both shootings happened near the wal-mart on north texas street half an hour apart. a federal agent shot the 27-year-old behind the wal-mart at 2:45 p.m. he was armed and shoot at police. fairfield police shot the second suspect, 33-year-old, about 30 minutes later at an apartment complex across the street. investigators say he was also armed. the conditions of the two men what are relatives are not known. davis was wanted in connection with a february 17 shooting and davis was wanted for attempted murder in a shooting that happened february 19 in vacaville. >> a second bay area air national guard team will help a six one-year-old in need of medical attention on a 36' sailboat that is drifting 900 nautical mile off the coast of mexico. she was sailing and she became seriously ill and last night members of the 129th rescue wing set out parachuting into the ocean to stabilize her and the plan, today, is to get the girl and her family to safety. >> 47 oakland police recruits are set to graduate this morning. there is a lot of diversity among the 168 graduating class tha

investigators say they were shot just 30 minutes apart on the same block of north texas street.re came after a federal task force tracked down the two attempted murder suspects. that led to two confrontations. one outside of an apartment complex. the other behind a wal-mart store. police say they were forced to shoot when the suspects pulled out guns. both suspects survived the shooting, but we don't know their conditions. no police officers or federal agents were hurt. >>> it is 8:35. san francisco police are on high alert this morning after death threats were made against the department following a deadly shooting two weeks ago. the examiner reports the police received an anonymous call threatening retaliation. investigators say officers shot 28-year-old alejandro nieto at a bernal parks, he reached for a taser. the examiner reports the death is the 33rd department connected death since 2000. >>> time is 8:35. the district attorney's office leading the investigation of a suspended concord police officer facing possible drug charges. officer matthew schweitzer is a member of th

tonight through the wee hours of the morning it's basically north texas and southern oklahoma. you can see some showers starting to fire up just a little bit. the sun has been out all day. things have been heating up. instability is definitely in the atmosphere. we are also watching these storms fire up along that dry line so as we go forward in time, we are going to see these storms develop not only today but tomorrow, monday, and tuesday. that severe threat will remain across a large chunk of the country. basically, anywhere east of the rockies all the way through the carolinas. like you mentioned. what we are dealing with, the setup, very warm, moist air coming in from the gulf of mexico and warm and dry air moving in from the southwest and cooler air from the northwest. all of this combined with that upper level support is going to trigger these storms over the next couple of days. for today, this is the severe threat as we go through the rest of the night. tonight is not the huge threat. the biggest threat is tomorrow where we will see a moderate risk of severe weather for

you had ranchers in north texas that are fighting with burro of land management. what cliven bundy has done with this remark, people are taking this and saying you can't disagree with the burro of land management because he said this remark. so now now one -- >> talk about tommy henderson. when i read harry reid's comment because he chose to wait until it was over before he piled on and called supporters domestic terrorists, many of them were kids and wives upset because this first amendment zone was created on their range and many had guns and were threatened federal agents. now in the wake of the remarks, he seems to try to be painting the entire event as about racism and hate and sort of trying to dismiss what we've been watching over the past couple of weeks as about racism and hate. your thoughts? >> that's harry reid's mo. you know, he's done the exact same thing the last time he tried this, it was with the coke brothers. he was worried about a wave of attack adds affecting purple state democrats so he goes on the senate floor and attacks the coke brothers.

you had the cheer leader and regulators under the same roof and that is what we have in texas and north dakota. the federal government in my opinion made the right decision. you cannot have the regulator and cheer the rented same roof. i haven't heard that in texas. that is really difficult because your question implies an answer, it is tough to be a good hard-nosed regulator went the institution you are charged with promoting a more oil and gas growth. >> ten years ago when everyone was talking about fracking and using horizontal drilling in context with that what we heard about was gas. extraordinary gas fields and as things took off the price of gas plummeted and that -- >> they found too much. they were too successful, we found some of guess they didn't know what to do with it. >> what about gas being that transitional like fossil fuel if it can be called that, certainly a lot cleaner than coal unless you leak a lot of methane into the environment but it is not really being used the way we thought it would be used in the beginning, or is it? >> no. gas is being used the way we thoug

now, federal officers shot one suspect in a parking lot of a walmart on north texas street. we're told fairfield police shot a second suspect across the street. and here's a look at the huge crime scene from the ground. we don't know what kind of injuries the two suspects have and there is no word yet on why police were after them. streets remain shut down in that area. we have a crew on the way and we'll bring you an update when we learn more >>> any minute now, one of the suspects in the corruption scandal involving leland yee could walk out of this jail in oakland after a hearing this morning in federal court. a judge allowed this man, keith jackson, to bail out. the alleged middleman in the scandal has been held in oakland since his arrest last week. his lawyer argued jackson was not a flight risk. in the end, it was jackson's mother who helped him post bond. >> this is the judge that heard all the arguments that was presented with the documents, presented with the sureties, his mother put up her house for him. that's the kind of mother you need. >> jackson's release was

and then at the university of north texas, students, because of tornado warnings and watches there, huddling in the dormitory halls. some of the roofs, as well as some building damage, did occur because of the weather around there. and as you were mentioning, that hail. the famous baseball-sized hail. the famous softball-sized hail, hitting many parts of arkansas. back here in memphis on the famed beal street at 3:00 a.m., this is the water we saw flowing through the streets. that was the biggest concern in this part of the country. it's a sunny day back here behind me. good thing here, because actually today is the grand reopening of the national civil rights museum. that's at the lorain hotel, you might remember that just about a mile behind me. that is the location that exactly 46 years ago today that martin luther king jr. was murdered. >> thank you, richard lui, we greatly appreciate the report. happy you are there to cover the events and that it is a beautiful day for those down there. >>> new violence in afghanistan just a day before presidential elections. a veteran a.p. photographer

and the fans at the university of north texas who huddled in doorways and hallways as the storm passedback here in memphis t worst conditioning was just water in the streets on behl street. and as we look at the sun this afternoon, the good thing is that there's going to be something special here, and that is the grand reopening of the national civil rights museum. 46 years ago at the lorraine hotel, which is just about a mile over there, they will be commemorating the killing of martin luther king jr. >>> let's turn now to the all important friday afternoon and weekend forecast with rafi miranda. >> hey, guys. happy friday. you can see the good news is the severe weather threat has diminished today. overall the storms are packing much less of a punch today, yet yesterday we had hundreds of storm reports and today we have got about 10 so far. and we may not add to that. we are tracking one line of storms around the gulf coast, it's been moving through new orleans and now gulfport and mobile areas, but you can see the heavier storms weakening there, take a look at the white flashing, th

today the severe threat in north texas and oklahoma and that stretches up through omaha. then on sunday, it moves more into the arklatex. mississippi river valley and on monday, even more to the east and that includes places like atlanta, birmingham, even nashville. so here is the setup. we are not seeing too much right now. in fact, it's been a pretty quiet day but the sun has been out all day. it's been heating the atmosphere up. we are starting to get some showers form. some light showers but today is not really the real threat. tomorrow is when we will really start to watch these closely, developing across the mississippi river valley. like we mentioned arklatex and also places like little rock and arkansas and missouri. watch out for these tomorrow and could be be a life-threatening situation and could see large tornadoes and large heail and damaging winds tomorrow and through monday. the warm air is coming in from the gulf of mexico and warm, dry air from the southwest and cooler air from the northwest. along with that upper level support is going to definitely supp

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as you heard, north of texas moving into oklahoma and kansas. 2 people were killed in oklahoma by tornadoes today as the low pressure rips that very moisture filled air off of the gulf. bad weather in the southeast next 48 hours, for us, sunshine. not much coming in. building high pressure. looks like sun and 71. 69 for fremont, 61 in pacificca. east bay tomorrow, in the middle 70s. that respond. we will be in the middle 90s, tuesday, warm. 71 degrees tomorrow, 72 in santa rosa and far north. 73. cheer lake, 73 degrees. and as we look ahead it will be hot this weekend. middle 90s, tuesday, keep it there for wednesday and thursday. we will ease off by friday and bring the numbers down by the weekend. but in the meantime, nothing but sunshine and very warm temperatures. so, enjoy tomorrow. we are going to sweat it from that point out, vern, ann? >> i was asking vern if the a's were home playing the heat -- >> they will be in texas. could be heat. speaking of heat. i think the a's will look over their shoulder at the rangers all season long. that close. >>> the a's and the giants are still cha

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today, we're looking at an area mainly north texas, southern oklahoma. nebraska. tomorrow marches on to the mississippi river valley and then on monday, it will be heading to the east coast. including places like atlanta. so, this will be a multi-day event. right now, not much on the radar. we are seeing a couple of showers in the rockies. right where that severe weather threat is, not seeing much. the sun is out. things are heating up. in the next couple of hours, we do plan on those showers and storms to start to fire up right along that dry line. so, high pressure is going to scoot off to the east. we have this upper level low. we have the dry line that's going to be approaching. in the coming days, we'll see the showers and storms fire up today, tomorrow, monday and, don, even into tuesday. we'll be watching this. so, this will be lasting quite a bit. all the ingredients are there. you have very warm, moist air coming in from the gulf of mexico. warm, dry air coming in from the west. cooler air from the northwest. and with that upper level support, t