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a slow mover, still dealing with strong storms in north texas pushing into oklahoma. if we're going to get the bad storms today, most likely it's this little section of western oklahoma and north texas. these extend into areas of the midwest and into the ohio valley, a slow mover even tomorrow. anyone traveling across the country in the middle of the country has problems now. for many of our friends in denver, cool and cold behind the storm system, but not bad, salt lake city, boise and seale doingtt temperature there as it is in areas of oregon and washington state. coastal areas a little cooler than that. >> we'll give you a little peek of what we expect of the storm system coming up. >> thank you very much. >>> former nib star shaquille o'neal said he may run for sheriff in the year 2020. >> it's about bringing people closer together. when i was coming up, people loved and respected the police. >> shaq is currently an on rare deputy in clinton county, georgia. he didn't say if he would run there or in florida where he's also a resident. >>> plenty more ahead includ

in the wake of the devastating tornados that hit north texas ver a year ago on december 26, bruce decided that he wanted to do more than just help. but rather, to rebuild the city that he called home. so, he ran for the city council and was elected to serve in may. it truly is a distinct honor not only to have a well respected person from rowlett, texas, in the 32nd congressional district with us today, but it highlights how important it is that each of the members of congress who are so proud of those that we represent come to our great nation, our nation's capital, and not only give us best wishes, but pray for our success. i would like to thank the honorable dr. bruce hargrave for his service to not only rowlett, texas, to his country, but also to our lord. and i thank you very much. god bless texas and god bless america. thank you, mr. speaker. the speaker pro tempore: the chair will entertain requests for one-minute speeches. for what purpose does the gentleman from south carolina seek recognition? mr. wilson: unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. revise and extend.

one north texas couple said he hasn't gotten the recognition he deserves. they want to bring the awareness to one of the most dangerous jobs in the marines. >> reporter: john and park of weatherford say they are indebted to the soldier who save their son's life. >> a debt that can never be repaid. >> reporter: their son met his hero when they served together in afghanistan. >> jeff said i know for a fact that mack saved my life at least three times. >> reporter: corporal max was a labrador assigned to jeff's unit in 2011. max's job was to go ahead of the unit and search for explosives. without max's work thousands of soldiers would have never made it home. >> he is an unsung hero. >> reporter: john and julia say military dogs like max are often forgotten. when a military dog service was over that dog was left in whatever country it was in. max was set to return to afghanistan in 2011 when he suffered a massive heat stroke in arizona. max nearly died. because of the stroke he was honorably discharged from the marines. he still needed a home and a place to re

. >>> a deadly shooting at a north texas park dealership getting a lot of attention online tonight. it happened last night at a nissan showroom in greenville outside of dallas. police say to bounty hunters and the fugitive all died in an exchange of gunfire. the shooting caught on cell phone video but we are choosing not to show you the actual according to the dealership's owner, the bounty hunters claim to be federal agents who waited several hours for their targets . the shooting happened in front of employees and customers, including some children. >>> caught on camera, police thinking good samaritans seen here rescuing an officer in dallas. the stolen pickup truck struck the officers patrol car yesterday. it rolled in a creek and landed upside down. several people were able to push the car up after the smoke started coming from under the hood. >> we tried getting out the car. when we saw the police, his arm was over the wheel and he had a couple gashes in his four head. >> they came to us at a moment of crisis. there are times we see the worst in humanity. this was the moment th

>> all about tornado alley, kansas, oklahoma, north texas. we have a rather high-risk day. these are the days we're very concerned with the safety of people because we get these tornadoes, they could be not just tornadoes but the big, strong tornadoes on the ground for a long time. wichita is the biggest city at risk. we'll get breaking news stories because of these tornadoes, it will be from about 4:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. this evening. typical late afternoon into the early evening. also watching a snowstorm in the warming up to the mid 60s, portland today near 70. >> it's not just snowing in the rockies, frances. some areas will be getting a snowstorm. i'll show you how much snow they're going to get. pretty amazing in the middle of may. >> bill, thank you very much. >>> check out this newly released video of a close call from the houston metro. one boy trying to cross the tracks and another right there comes following. look at this split second about-face, saves the boys life as he clings to the railway fence. a warning for anyone crossing tracks. the trains come quicker th

. >>> and then happening yesterday afternoon at a smoke shop on north texas street, and witnesses tell police a man walk into the store and pulled a gun and the store clerk pulled out his gun and shot the man in his chest. the suspect now in critical condition. the clerk is not facing any charges. >>> 6:07 now, and investigators in new york city this morning are trying to pinpoint the cause of a massive fire that destroyed a historic signal ag nobody was hurt in the fire. >>> happening today, stage two of the am jen tour bike race that finishes up in san jose. it finishes at metcalf road at about 4:15 this afternoon. the last time it was in the south bay, the seven-day race ends saturday in pasadena. there it is. >>> now your accuweather forecast with mike nicco. >> good luck gettin up on mt. hamilton, it's going to be breezy up there. your activity planner, small craft adviser if you are going to be on the bay, and watch out for pollen, going to be high out there, tree pollen and grass pollen, and uv index very high. here's a look at the current temperatures. b.a.r.t. stations from da

tornado threat for tonight stretching from parts from north texas to oklahoma, again, you can see thatr ahead of this frontal boundary and the very cold air behind it. 20 po 30-degrees, heavy snow advisories for the rockies, across the mid atlantic and northeast still very warm, temperatures, ladies, as we head into the weekend, 69 tomorrow, 64 on sunday. so we will continue to see this swing of temperatures for the next couple of weeks, back to you. lauren: but we are cooling down. nicole: thanks, janice. president donald trump heads off to first trip overseas as president. we will tell you what's on the agenda. ride-hailing service uber is now in the trucking business. this is for real. we are going to explain this one. you're watching fbn:am, first look at morning markets and breaking news. at fidelity, trades are now just $4.95. we cut the price of trades to give investors even more value. and at $4.95, you can trade with a clear advantage. fidelity, where smarter investors will always be. nicole: breaking news this morning, president donald trump prepares for his first foreign tri

>>> this thursday a theater company in north texas hands out its annual award.one school is up for pour prizes. what they are most proud of, you won't win any trophies but it will change a lot of hearts. >> reporter: nolan catholic junior had just started a dream when he woke up to his nightmare. >> it sucked. >> reporter: he had a vision. he would lead his team to a state championship. but last summer he was diagnosed with an incredibly rare genetic deficiency to which his immune system is attacking itself. for awhile he didn't understand why this happened. until the answer appeared from a totally different world. aaron bryant is on the opposite end of the spectrum. >> i was kind clay, he was the popular guy. everybody knew clay. >> reporter: their world first collided in eighth grade when they were running for president. aaron had given this remarkable campaign speech when clay decided he wasn't going to to give one too. he told everyone he was voting for aaron and they should too. >> that gave me a boost of confidence i never had. that has encouraged me to be

sarah hoy brings us the powerful story from north texas. >> it is with heart. >> reporter: it's beenyear for the freeman family. >> we lost him on valentine's day. the last time i spoke to jack was on mother's day. >> reporter: like all five of the freeman kids, hunt and jack were born two years apart. >> their journeys were long. >> reporter: hunt and jack died within four months of each other. they were 27 and 29. >> the first funeral we were so devastatedly sad but we were all angry too. this time we are so heartbroken. >> i could kind of fix them. >> both young men lived very big lives. >> reporter: when they gathered for jack's funeral, they decided to do something different. >> that addiction reaps in this world. >> reporter: instead of hiding the family strugg shared it in his obituary. >> talk about drugs, alcohol, and choices. >> reporter: jack's service was on monday. according to the cdc, heroin overdose deaths have more than quadrupled since 2010. big brother ross is a recovering addict. >> this sucks. it's hard. it's hard to -- >> the surviving freeman children pushed th

a north texas man is taking amazon to court, accusing the online giant of a major breach of his privacy. >> a former employee leaked his personal and confidential information, and why? the trouble he says started with a date last month that a woman that the texas man went out with got an amazon employee to dig up his personal information using his phone number. he ran it through the system and was able to pull up a bunch of information about me. >> the man's lawyer says the proof is in the screen shots sent by the employee to his date. amazon fired the employee, and criminal charges are being considered. >> wow. >>> trader joe's is pulling an ice cream off shelves over peanut allergy concerns. it is a single lot of mochi ice cream. the treat may have peanuts, but it doesn't list it as an ingredient. the retailer says no reactions or illnesses have been, the code lot 09017, you can return it for a full refund. >>> more developments of the same sort of story breaking overnight, another night, another car fire. the investigators under way at two more fires are sparked against in contra cos

it was spring break at the university of north texas in nearby denton. and while so many students were off to do the beach and booze thing, amber had her own idea of fun. when people think spring break, they're going off to cancun, they're not going off the grid. i mean, your decision was to go basically into the wilderness. >> yeah. >> reporter: why? >> i was in a sorority at my old school and i had my experience of the drinking and the partying, and i didn't like it. i didn't find it fun. >> reporter: the choice wasn't out of character. amber had always been an outdoorsy, active type, a girl scout and a junior rotc, developing skills that will soon come in very handy. >> amber was a student that had a lot of personal drive. she had a forceful attitude about self-improvement. she was the one that tried the drill teams. she tried the color guard. >> reporter: that intrepid spirit fueled her decision to take this trip. alone, by car, all the way there and back. it's pretty courageous of you. >> i don't know if i'd call it courageous. it's more of a stubbo

this 6th grade teacher in north texas regularly transforms his classroom and his wardrobe to make learning. he launched the idea three years ago when he first dressed up as sherlock holmes. since then, he has been a mad scientist, a doctor, and even an astronaut. >> it is worth everything. if they are excited to be here, they care what i have to teach them. >> >> approach students are more engaged, asking questions and passing tests with flying colors. but most importantly, his student can't wait to come to class. >>> it was a mainstay of many childhoods, and now it's closing down. the ringling brothers and barnum and bailey circus will record its final show this weekend. one of the circuits to touring units wrapped up earlier this month in providence, rhode island. some of the performers hope to continue their careers in europe. others look to perform elsewhere. others still aren't sure what they would do. >> as a clown, you can't be sad in a sense because you always have to have energy and happiness. sometimes the audience is asking how we are feeling and that's the moment it keeps hitti

if you're traveling today, there's a high risk of severe weather across oklahoma, kansas and north texas you're flying towards kansas city or dallas, look out. all of that push of moisture comes with a slight chance of a thunderstorm tomorrow afternoon. you plan that out. 2:00 tomorrow afternoon, mostly cloudy. by 4:00 thunderstorms in the shenandoah valley. thunderstorms likely right here inside the beltway. temperatures tomorrow because of the rain chances upper 80s. back to you, sheena. >> for the ten day, we are talking about the cooldown after the showers and storms tomorrow. that's saturday, sunday weather looking quite a bit different. mid 70s both days. looking pretty dry. >>> sheena, thank you. it is 6:56. four things to know before you head out the door this morning. deputy attorney general rod rosenstein will brief the entire senate on the firing of fbi director james comey. this comes a day after he appointed robert mueller as special counsel in the russia investigation. the "today" show will have all the latest details coming up. >>> the parents of a 6-year-old boy are now p

this happened yesterday on north texas street near air base parkway. police say the suspect walked into the store, pulled out a gun and demanded money. the clerk pulled out his own gun and shot him. police say the clerk is not facing any charges at this time since it was self-defense. >>> the search for a new fbi director is underway and the circumstances surround president trump's firing of james comey could lead to a showdown in the senate. attorney general jeff sessions and deputy attorney general rod rosenstein has interviewed eight candidates one will lead the bureau investigation into whether anyone in the trump campaign colluded with russia. sessions recused himself from the russia probe, they could block comey's replacement until a special prosecutor is appointed to lead the investigation. >> i don't believe he should be part of this review process if he's going to have a true recusal. >> lawmakers from both parties are urging the president to steer clear of picking any politicians for comey's replacement. a hearing is scheduled this morning an

could see a few strong storms around north texas and up around the northeast is where the most dramatic felt here in the next several days. could see temps rise some 10 to 15 degrees above normal. we do have a storm system that is exiting the picture. kept it kind of soggy and unsettled through much of the weekend there, especially on sunday. there is what's left of it. could see a few showers sneak into portions of boston, into connecticut and eventually exit through the afternoon and evening hours. so that will keep temps much quieter here with the northerly flow. boston at 61, new york only at 64 today, and then you notice back towards st. louis and chicago 80s and 90s in place. but over the next several days, pretty dramatic rise again for washington, for new york, how about almost 90 degrees come wednesday afternoon in places like new york, where it should be closer to 70 for this time of year. and you notice, not only do we climb there, we stay there for a couple of days. but as we approach the weekend, much more comfortable temperatures expected, back down to around 70 degrees. g

a twister touched down in north texas as well. >> this has been one of the deadliest tornado seasons we ever had. so active. then when you hear about tornadoes in wisconsin. that's not one of those areas that normally gets that many tornadoes. for it to be strong is really troubling to see that. at least here in the bay area, as we think about our friends and family across the country, we are enjoying beautiful weather and it's going to be so comfortable later today. here's a live look outside at san francisco. it's all clear there. we're still seeing the clouds in the south bay, but this is the trend we'll see as we go into the rest of the morning. all clear skies and temperatures thereat feeling nice and cool. it's in the upper 40s in santa rosa right now. fairfield, 44 degrees. and livermore at 52 degrees. san jose at 54. as you get ready to head out, and looking at highs this afternoon up to 73 degrees in los gatos and morgan hill. 75 degrees, a light breeze kicking up as we go through the day as this weather system clears out. walnut creek up to 76 degrees and hayward today. for

into north-central texas. that's a hi guys. it's great to be here. in the desert. into north-central texas. that's a at the mall. on the mountain. at school. at the beach. >>> hi, guys. great to be here at the desert. at the mall. today i want to show you guys the equinox. overbearing. it's not too big. not too small. it looks like it can go off-roading. but at the same time, it looks like a car you can take to a nice event. you can dress it up or dress it down. seems like the perfect car for anybody. i would take it anywhere. i want one. i love it. she's a bad mama jama. chevy stepped their game up. >>> good morning. i'm meteorologist bill henley. a muggy morning, another hot afternoon. 90 degrees in philadelphia. there's a chance we'll see scattered showers and thunderstorms in filled. isolated storms -- in philadelphia. isolated storms in the suburbs. 89 this afternoon and up to 90 for new jersey. the chance of afternoon storms, we'll hit 85 with sunny skies for the jersey shore. lehigh valley and delaware close to the 90-degree mark. keep an eye on the sky later

texas. >>> north bay drivers, your commute could be easier. the change that could come soon to a car pool lane near you. >> a health warning for expecting mothers. the new doctor's orders what to avoid so you don't put the baby at risk. >>> new app changing oh you organize and pay kids for their chores. >>> did you know this is a little warmer? yeah. that's going to continue. in fact, take a look at the beautiful picture where you can find some relief from the heat in santa cruz. water temperature at 53 degrees. yesterday, the beginning, today, 11-16 degrees warmer than average, and warmer days ahead. looking at the microclimates and possibility of records comin >>> important health story for expecting moms, antibiotics taken in pregnancy could lead to a risk of miscarriage. researchers found certain classes of antibiotics should be avoided in pregnancy. many others are considered safe including pencillan, and antibiotic use is common in pregnancy and those safest are commonly prescribed. >>> tesla is delaying the solar roof pams. the ceo says

citizens in custody in north korea. >> texas governor abbott signed an anti-sanctuary city law that allowsice to ask about their status and also sanctions jail tme for those who don't cooperate with it. >> reporter: outside the governor's mansion in texas. protesters are speaking out against a law they say encour e encourages racial profiling. >> a wide open door to racial discrimination and economic discrimination. >> reporter: governor greg abbott signed a city-wide ability for officers to ask about immigration status for routine traffic stops. >> texans expect us to keep them safe and that is exactly what we're going to do. >> reporter: the texas governor signing the law on facebook live saying those who do not comply with federal immigration detainer requests could face a $25,000 fine, jail time and removal from office. >> elected officials and law enforcement agency, they don't get to pick and choose which law this is a will obey. >> reporter: opponents are vowing to fight the law in court. >> the backlash will be great. >> reporter: saying it will be a repeat of the battle with arizo

minister adel al-jubeir spent a lot of time in the united states and was educated at the university of north texashat this was truly a historic. this was a turning point in relations between the united states and saudi arabia. a lot of it centering around arms deal hundred and $10 billion. a lot of economic export licenses as well. there were exchanged during a big ceremony at the palace today. the president and we don't have, unfortunately, the tape from this but the president saying so far quotes this was a tremendous day, tremendous advancement in the united states, hundreds of millions of dollars investment into the united states in jobs, jobs, jobs. short time ago when he was appearing with adel al-jubeir, the foreign minister, rex tillerson praised the deal and the new spirit of cooperation between saudi arabia and the united states. listen here. this sends a strong message to our common enemies. it strengthens the bond between us and it does chart this new pathway and will guide our path forward. at the core of our expanding relationship really are our shared security interests. america's s

one north texas family was sitting down to eat dinner when a deer crashed into their door. left the same way it came in. leland, i want to bring you in here. i hope you are able to enjoy dinner tonight. you have worked for a heart and we appreciate all you did on the show today. we hope you'll be back tomorrow, correct? we will be back tomorrow. i am simply the most conspicuous part of this. it's an incredible crew here in jerusalem. my old friends from my time at the bureau who made this possible and it has been quite the trip. certainly, president trump will have quite the trip when he arrived here next monday for 26 hours here in israel. back tomorrow at 1:00 p.m. eastern previewing more of president trump trip including an interview with. [inaudible] a former news anchor turned politician who many say could be the next prime minister of israel. his thoughts on what he wants to hear from the president of the united states when we see you tomorrow. now, more news from new york. >> this is a fox news alert. the search for the next fbi director is heating up. despite canada

. >> jon: fox news alert, and a terrifying morning at a community college in irving, texas. north lake college is the place pre-there was a report of an active shooter on campus. just about an hour ago, the campus was locked down, people told to shelter in place. authorities now say it appears to be the incident is over. it was apparently a murder-suicide, gunmen described as being a white male with a buzz cut wearing an orange tank top, killed someone else and then killed himself. it appears, please say, the tragedy is over as well as the danger appeared north lake college, irving, texas. >> jenna: more on the reagan years breath the day here from fox news, thank you for joining us. >> jon: "america's newsroom hq" starts >> sandra: the white house briefing about to get under way after a day of fireworks on the hill. hello, everyone, i'm sandra smith. fbi director james comey facing pointed questions about the russia investigation, new leaks and hillary clinton's e-mail. director comey responding forcefully to questions about the timing of the clinton e-mail probe announcement. >>

>> a transgendered bathroom bill that caused the national uproar in north carolina may be on the fast track of becoming law in texas. we'll tell you how it's different from the law in north carolina. we'll be right back. chris christie: addiction is a disease. it can happen to anyone. help is within reach. all you need to do is ask. vanessa: i was a full-blown heroin addict, selling my soul to get high. but i got help, and you can too. james: i just know i didn't want to feel that pain anymore. i got help. you can too. aj: most people think addicts are beyond help. when i see an addict, i see hope. chris christie: don't suffer. don't wait. call 844 reach nj or visit reachnj.gov. lawmakers are reviving the issue of a transgender bathroom ban, in this case it would be limited to public schools. the bill requiring all people to use bathrooms that correspond with the sex on their birth certificate, supporters used an amendment to tack the bill on a separate bill in the house be by focusing on schools texas is trying to avoid costly boycotts like north carolina. >>> both vice presidents spoke at graduations over the wee

now a north wind from texas or kentucky or minnesota in parts of the year is a super cold wind, but for us it's another version of our offshore wind that will keep us cozy. we will not see a wind direction change until thursday. between now and then this ridge sits offshore, the north to northeast wind keeps us warm, sunny and hot throughout the bay area two more days. thursday the winds begin to change. friday the wind really gets cranking. check out the ocean temperature, 51.1 degrees. the air above it is also chilly. as soon as the wind direction comes from the ocean, which it will the end of this week, and by saturday nobody hits 70 degrees, a few degrees below. the hottest days will be tuesday and wednesday. as for next weekend, there's a tiny shower chance, but the big story will be cool, breezy and cloudier. enjoy sunshine while we have it, which we will tomorrow, livermore 93, 82 warm degrees in san francisco and mountain view 86 degrees. everybody is cooler on thursday and friday and what happened? by the time we hit the first weekend in may we won't hit 70 degrees. ironically

alien voting matters and lots of places, florida, pennsylvania, north carolina, texas.s where it makes a difference. you are not enforcing your voter rolls.en >> tucker: i mean, can the justice department jump on this? why wouldn't they? >> the justice department of president obama has been on the other side. they have been opposing citizenship verification laws in kansas, georgia, and alabama. we had to take them to federal court right and is easy to get those state laws agreed to and allowed to take place. >> tucker: those laws were to suppress noncitizen voting? >> that's what they like to say. it suppresses votes of illegal votes. >> tucker: [laughs] i don't know why i'm laughing. it's horrifying. elected officials would behave that way is actually kind of shocking. thank you for that.d >> thanks, tucker. >> tucker: actress,, comedian, and of course, cnn host kathy griffin -- she snapped a pretty gory photo to show her displeasure. it is weird, disgusting, actually. maybe the weirdest story of the day. i don't know. we'll find out in "top that."ly ♪ bp developed new

texas, we could see large hail, damaging winds, and isolated tornadoes. although, our best chance of tornadoes in this area in orange, south central oklahoma into north central texas where some of the tornadoes could be pretty intense. that's a look at the weather across the country. your forecast is coming up in the next 30 seconds. >>> good morning. sunshine for now. temperatures in the upper 60s and low 70s. a mild start stoto the today. after 4:00 this afternoon, likely to have thunderstorms. keep a weather eye to the sky and keep your app ready to go. we have interactive radar as one of the features on the app. 90 degrees for a high today. chances of getting thunderstorms later today are at 60%. cloudy skies over the weekend and cooler highs saturday and sunday. only in the low 70s. >>> we have breaking news out of prince george's county. about 45 minutes ago, authorities reported an ambulance stolen from prince george's hospital this pursuit. look at the pictures here. we're following new information as it's happening. we have the latest on this. >> reporter: just remarkable. our crew happened to be there. they were in the area working on another story

from indianapolis to central texas, large hail and damaging winds and isolated tornadoes, although our best chance of tornadoes in this area in orange into northentral texas where some of the tornadoes could be pretty intense. that's a look at the weather across the country and your local forecast is coming up in the next couple seconds. that's pretty. pretty sexy. it's all-wheel drive. look at that. it looks aggressive. but not overbearing. it's not too big. not too small. it looks like it can go off-roading. but at the same time, it looks like a car you can take to a nice event. you can dress it up or dress it down. seems like the perfect car for anybody. i would take it anywhere. i want one. i love it. she's a bad mama jama. chevy stepped their game up. >>> good morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. we're in for a hot day, but it does start out nice and mild in the south bay, as you head out the tri-valley. 50 in the north bay. all of that sunshine quickly warming up our temperatures. giving us a several degrees boost over yesterday. up to 89 in the south bay, 88 in the peninsula, and the tri-valley up to 91 degrees. east, a high of 81, whi

. >>> in the u.s., texas is set to pass a transgender bathroom bill like the one in north carolina that sparked national backlash. the texas law applies only to public schools and not all bathrooms. the state hopes to avoid boycotts that hurt north carolina but the nfl, nba and several businesses have urged texas to avoid the issue. >>> there could be a new district attorney in kpix -- and contra costa county. sandra osborne has more. >> reporter: a contra costa grand jury already recommended ousting mark peterson, the district attorney association and the union board voted unanimously that it has no confidence in him. the entire union membership, 90 district attorney's will vote on whether or not to affirm that decision and it is mostly symbolic and we await for a judge to review the findings. peterson has agreed to pay a hefty fine for spending campaign money on personal finances. the committee found the da spent more than $66,000 of campaign contributions on things like travel, hotels and restaurants and movie tickets. >> the grand jury submitted to the superior court of contra costa

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a severe thunderstorm threat now from texas to north carolina at this hour. it's moving north. so, let's get right to rob, who is tracking it all for us tonight. hey, rob. >> reporter: hi, david. that hail you mentioned, we're getting reported of some of it being softball-sized. that is damaging and certainly dangerous. look at the radar. it is lit up tonight. we have severe thunderstorm watches across several states there. some of these storms have winds to 78 miles an hour. so, wind damage, too. that threat exists across and the tennessee valley through tonight and tomorrow, the storm will develop and eventually hit the coastline. could develope into a full-on nor'easter. d.c., philly, new york by saturday. rain and wind. and then to boston by sunday, if it tracks the way we think it will, mother's day is going to be a mess across new england. david? >> all right. rob marciano tonight. thank you. >>> we're going to turn now to an abc news investigation tonight. the growing and potentially dangerous mystery surrounding one of the most popular carmakers in the world. dozens of

it happened in north lake college in irving texas.oter and a woman were found dead in separate buildings on campus. police placed the campus on lockdown. they began to open buildings about two hours ago and say the threat appears to be over. >>> fbi director james comey answered questions several hours in what was supposed to be a routine oversight hearing on capitol hill. it focused on a letter he wrote to key members of congress in the days before the presidential election, saying the fbi found new e-mails related to the investigatio of hillary clinton. comey said he stood by his decision to speak out on reowning the case, saying if he hadn't, it would later look like he was trying to cover something up. >> i stared at speak and conceal. speak would be really bad. thers lordy, that would be really bad. concealing in my view would be catastrophic, not just to the fbi but well beyond and honestly, as between really bad and catastrophic, i said to my team, we got to walk into the world of really bad. i've got to tell congress weary sta

tornadoes that were reported from nebraska to wisconsin and all the way down through oklahoma and north texasit through a populated area of oklahoma. this is elk city, oklahoma, one fatality, 25 injuries. and you can see the damage that was done. we also had another fatality in wisconsin. that was the first tornado fatality in wisconsin since 2011. so let's get into the news for today. 9 million people at risk of severe storms. this is the same storm system from yesterday. it's going to be a little bit weaker, but we still think there's a tornado threat des moines to fort dodge, quad cities, rochester, minnesota, and then wind damage threat through the overnight hours. this is a dangerous afternoon on thursday right in the heart of tornado alley, 26 million people at risk. and the difference with this is we have a chance of not just tornadoes but strong tornadoes. even a couple could be on the ground for a long period of time. the area of red is at biggest risk between liberal, wisconsin, and oklahoma city down to wichita falls. that's the area of greatest concern. again, that's thursday afte

. >> north lake college suburban dallas shut down until monday after a murder suicide. abc is in irving, texas with details. >> reporter: chaos on north lake college campus. just before noon when the gunfire erupted. the campus put on lockdown as police intact cal gear search for an active shooter. this math tutor saw it all. >> the girl was sitting in the her. i saw the shot three times. he shoot her. >> some students hon kerring down. turning off lights in classrooms. others trying to escape. >> i knew it was gunshots. no other way. the staff tried to get us, obviously to stay inside. but, i just ran. >> one student recording the ordeal as he was evacuated. >> hands up. hands over your head. an hour later, police giving the all clear. >> we still are on the premesis, this is a murder/suicide situation. >> police trying to determine the relationship between the suspect and victim and what led up to this deadly scene. police saying the two body were found in separate locations. right now they're scouring the campus wide surveillance system for more information. >>> in the meantime, in texas st

developing, police are calling a deadly double shooting at north lake college in texas a murder-suicide. they said gunmen killed a woman on campus yesterday morning before killing himself. >> i just a guy -- a girl sitting in the chair. a guy is standing in front of her. i saw the shots three times. larry: investigators are working to determine the relationship between the two and whether they were students. this is the second deadly attack on a texas campus this week. on monday, four students were stabbed at the university of texas at austin. one of those victims died. autria: in 18-year-old facing charges after police found guns in his car. were reportedly stolen from the rockville police department. mario alvarado was arrested last night. police originally tried to pull him over, but he drove off and ran away. they caught up to him and arrested him just minutes later. they found a stolen nissan nearby with an assault rifle and shotgun. capitalse washington with their backs against the wall. here we are again. this series returning to d.c. they have major work to do or their season is

still nice, but below average temperatures, the string weather is going on in the north east part of texas have had tornades all day, a tornado watch in effect for the next few hours, this area is getting a lot of severe weather. be prepared for that if you are heading to dallas. here's our weather system. it's not what you expect to see this time of year, normally you peblght to see a big high pressure -- expect to see a big high pressure system but we are getting low pressure. we have a slight chance of showers in pacifica tomorrow morning. you will get some drizzle in the richmond district by the zoo. the clouds are out there right now. the temperatures are in the 60s as opposed to the 70s and 80s where they were yesterday. 22 degrees cooler in novato today compared to yesterday. today was the big cool down. as the low that i showed you gets closer, it's going to squeeze a bit of moisture out of this system. we are going to see some drizzle maybe tonight and possibly tomorrow morning. overnight lows on the mild side. the kids will need jackets when they go to school tomorrow morning. yo

texas? >> eboni: arguable. >> eboni: north carolina. >> eric: kansas. >> lawrence: north carolina is good. > a vinegar base. texas is tomato-based. we are more vinegar-based. >> lawrence: that is true. it's a preference thing. >> anthony: i go for tomato and vinegar. i am italian. >> kat: i'm not really a barbecue, sore it's good. >> eboni: think you two are fox news specialists, anthony scaramucci and lawrence jones. thank you for watching. follow us on social media at specialistsfnc on facebook and twitter. remember, 5:00 will never be the same. "special report" up next live from saudi arabia with bret baier. >> bret: this is a fox news alert. i am bret baier coming to you live tonight from riata saudi arabia. president trump has a big mission on his first foreign trip, reestablishing american leadership, repair relations with allies were cool to his predecessor, and make concrete steps toward an elusive peace deal. he is also trying to rally the saudis and the gulf states to stand together against terrorism and extremism and to stand up against a common foe, iran. the president left riyad

north korea's nuclear programme. mr trump says he hasn't ruled out military action. in the united states, tornadoes have ripped through texastal. emergency services say they fear the death toll may rise. high winds and floods have also affected neighbouring states. tributes have been paid to ueli steck, one of the most famous climbers in the world, who's died on mount everest. the 41—year—old is believed to have fallen from a rock—face whilst spending time acclimatising at altitude. and ten years after the disappearance of madeleine mccann, her parents have told the bbc they'll do "whatever it takes" to find their daughter. madeleine was three years old when she went missing. now on bbc news, it is time for

this morning severe weather stretching thousands of miles from texas all the way north to the canadian border. tornadoes in two u.s. states turning deadly. >> can you start us a massive mutual aid for the trailer court? >> reporter: in central wisconsin an official calling the damage to one neighborhood total destruction. >> the destruction, it's nothing i've ever seen in my 20 plus year career in law enforcement. >> reporter: telephone poles along this one road toppled over. massive trees ripped from their roots and d over this farm and in elk city, oklahoma, in the panhandle a twister there turning lives upside down. home after home. leveled. one bus on its side, these cars at a junk yard piled on top of one another and the storm stretching into the deep south. this tornado caught on camera touching down in mclean, texas. amazing scenes overnight there and quite a stormy night in the heartland and there was a political firestorm in the meantime, in washington. president trump facing allegations of obstruction of justice. >> sources say the president had asked james comey to shut down

texas. >> i never was part of the rodeo. everything i know about cows is because of my grandfather's farm in north carolina. ep an eye out there, gary. >> got to the bottom of i standing in my field. >> thank you, gary. >>> coming up, a federal immigration officials are apparently upset with montgomery county after they released a student accused of stealing a police weapon an car. ice said they put an immigration detainer against the teen but he was released anyway. county executive ike legend is here to talk about it. >>> a brazen thiev away with an atm machine. we'll explain what happened during the attempted robbery. of back after the break. just how far does weathertech go to protect your vehicle? i'm on it. ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ weathertech. made right, in america stronger is blasting her tumors... without risking her bones. it's training her good cells... to fight the bad guys. stronger is less pain... new hope... more fight. it's doing everything in your power... and everything in ours. st