and now the northeast dealing with severe weather tomorrow? >> reporter: yeah, this time tomorrow, it's going to get rough across the big cities in the northeast, david, but right now it's rough here. we've got a severe thunderstorm approaching us from the west. just to our south 20 miles, there's a tornado on the ground right now. let's show it to you on the radar, just east of oklahoma city. the warning is up for that and another cell and a watch here from north texas through oklahoma, kansas, missouri, all the way into northern illinois until 10:00 tonight. so, it's going to get rough along a big line of towns. this front pushes east tomorrow morning in through ohio. there you are in the northeast. parts of pennsylvania going to see rough areas in the midafternoon. by tomorrow, the rush hour, looking at new york city, philadelphia, pittsburgh, d.c., as far north as syracuse. big-time wind and hail. and again, we reset here in the plains, as well, tomorrow afternoon. david? >> rob, thanks to you again tonight. >>> a remarkable showdown at th

and now, the concern in the northeast coming next. also tonight, president trump storming out of a meeting with house speaker nancy pelosi, among other leaders. tonight, new reporting, what happened inside that room. what pelosi said today that had the president fuming. >>> tonight, what we've now learned after that dangerous rv chase playing out on live television. the woman driving the stolen rv, hitting several cars. and the most difficult moment to watch, and this dog does survive here. it can be seen jumping from the rv. >>> the scene in court today. the pilot f jumpsuit, shackled,d in three murders. arrested just before he was about to take off. >>> the officer outside new york city facing manslaughter charges tonight after opening fire on a car as it sped away, killing a man inside. >>> the american who left the u.s. before 9/11 and trained with al qaeda, captured in afghanistan, set to be released >>> there white shark here in the northeast and tonight, the newest ping. where that shark is now, nearing another popular spot. >>

our partners in the northeast. and the way we have done this is to work with the turks and with our local allies and partners to set up a safe zone of indeterminant depth where only local essentially police would be present, and the turks would have eyes on, we would have eyes on, and we would work this in a way with the sdf who we're negotiating with and with the turks. we do not have an agreement yet, but our position is that this is the only secure way forward for all the people involved. us and the coalition and the fight against isis. the sdf and the people of the northeast. and our nato ally, turkey. so we'll continue with that. >> thank you. mr. mccaul. >> thank you, mr. chairman. i want to associate myself with your remarks in terms of i think an american presence is absolutely essential in syria. i think a complete withdrawal. we saw what happened when we did that in iraq. we should learn from our mistakes in history. it would only create a parra vacuum which would then create more chaos and destruction. t

winds today will eventually turn northeast. any time we have an east to northeast, especially in the springtime, that means cloudy emskies and tratures struggling to get above 70 degrees. close enough to 70 where i think it's within reach today. mperatures will drop later on into the afternoon as that wedge of cooler air settles in. right now 66 in arlington, 62 for gaithersburg. 57 in winchester. 63 in fredericksburg. not much of a rain chance early. a sprinkle.ha maybe tt's about it. otherwise, justdy clou. temperatures will gradually climb into the mid to upper 60s. today's high, right aund 73. that's probably going to occur today.around noontime plan on temperatures being back in the mid to upper 60s by 00 5:00 when you're leaving school and work today. for tomorrow, a cloudy day and higher chance of rain today. couple of showers in the morning. another little chance of rain during the afternoon. tomorrow's high temperatures in e mid 70 but with a 40% chance of rain. that storm out to our west omises a big impact on our wee

we've got a severe threat tonight in the northeast, nine states 52 million could have tornadoes. then we push to the west and you can see from texas into illinois, eight states we're talking 33 million at risk. and as tomorrow, look for eight states with, again, the risk of severe weather flooding a big problem from texas all the way to the northeast rainfall rates up to three inches flooding is going to continue into the weekend, savannah. >> all right, al, thank you. >>> out of the danger at the top of the world, tonight marks the 66th anniversary of the first time mt. everest was ever submitted. pressure is building on nepal to impose new restrictions on hikers after the 11 deaths on the peak this season enigel is in especially in anepal for us >> reporter: after at least 11 climbers perished so far this year, including three americans. mountaineers blame overcrowding, inexperience, and agreed in katmandu, american ben jones has been leading expeditions up everest for a long time >> companies need to take responsibility for the climbers they're bringing here, making sure they'

oakland airport a little northeast. things have really calmed down in the wind department, colder air. 23 lovelock. elko 25. they have a freeze warning. northeast california. most of nevada until 9:00 a.m. this morning and there are some cold temperatures. truckee is already 23. south lake tahoe 28. homewood, 32. reno 36. 40s for monterrey, sacramento, redding and are qaeda. there is a little coolness here. napa airport at 45. nevada 45. santa rosa 43. gilroy says come beat me if you can, i'm 42. body der creak at 41. we have a little low on the way. when will that be here? it will start to make a move probably saturday, but more likely on sunday so weekend clouds, possibility for the next couple of days, clearing skies. but then boy saturday, we'll see the fog coming back and a system coming incurred give us scattered showers on sunday into early morning. not a lot, but there might be enough here if you have outdoor plans, just keep an eye on things towards sunday. i don't think it could wash anything out, but it could

still feel very warm air across the midwest and northeast. we're back in the mid-80s. richmond today, a high of 96 thatubble ofarm air for the southeast, we're still in the upper 90s. so we'll look forward to the transition of this severe weather just pushing out here and finally a little bit of a break. >> what a relief so many people are needing that. janessa, thank you. >>> in today's quick hits, on june 5th, sephora stores will be closing their doors. the beauty retailer is holding a morning training session for its 16,000 employees on inclusion and brand value. their goal ito begin a dialogue with employees about diversity. >>> for students who experience stress before big exams, there may be a solution. new studies show that th presence oa dog can decrease stress and anxiety before and during a test. >>> and the "jeopardy!" nuger knot wins again. james holzuehar extends his streak to a total of 30 consecutive wins so you can enjoy it even if you're sensitive. delicious. now, i've heard people say lactaid isn't real milk. ok, well, if it isn't real then, i guess t

we were not withdrawing from syria or the northeast. we knew we would withdraw from the south for example we were withdrawing forces but keeping other military coalition partners in the spirit of the burden shifting this administration is very commendably pursuing would take on a bigger role. the president announced the rapid withdrawal of troops that the coalition partners were going to step up so what commitments have we seen? we do a lot of supporting work with the foreign ministries in europe and elsewhere in that regard. i'm absolutely confident that it will be considerably more than numbers and countries we had before which we don't talk about personally. this panic is it to achieve the goal that you laid out? let me ask about one other thing 11 million, 12 million left their homes have been over 6 million to other countries. we talked about the role of the military on the ground. we haven't talked enough about the leadership which is to confront the crisis of the 6 billion who fled the country and the other 6 million who are disp

but tonight there is a fear of storm threat in the northeast. 40 million people at risk. we can't rule out tornadoes. widen out and you see we have enhanced risk throughout kansas and missouri 21 million people at risk. could see tornadoes, hail, damaging winds and for wednesday we're looking at 61 million people at risk from texas all the way to the northeast and rainfall and airport delays dallas, oklahoma, st. louis, cleveland, new york city we'll have an update tomorrow morning on "today. savannah >> what a mess al, thank you so much. >>> now to a story that has captivated the world, the danger and overcrowding on wo tonight there are growing calls for tougher restrictions on mt. everest after an experienced american mountaineer became the 11th climber to die there this season nbc's gadi schwartz with the details. >> reporter: on top of the world, a deadly climbing season growing more dangerous at least 11 killed, including three americans. two of the elite climbers, don cash and christopher kulish collapsing after reaching the summit and spending time along this ridg

we have a severe threat in the northeast. nine states and 52 million could have tornados and we push to the west and from texas to iinois, eight states and 33 million at risk. as we move to tomorrow, eight states with the risk of severe weather. flooding from texas to the northeast. rainfall rates up to three inches. nuooding is going to conti into the weekend. >> already, al, thank you. now to the danger at the top of the world. the 6th anniversary of the first r time mt. everest was eve summited and pressure is hiilding on nepal to impose restrictions on rs after the 11 deaths on the peak this season. richard epgle is there for us. >> the nepalese government is imposing new regulations with health checks and qualifications for climbers who want to test themselves against everest.re including thamericans. mountaineers blame overcrowding and inexperience and greed. in kathmandu, ben jones has been leading expeditions for a long time. >> they need to take responsibility for the climbers they are bringing making sure they are p

police say a teen was n shot oveight in northeast.found him last night along 45th examiand douglas street. he is goingo be okay. the search is on for the two men responsible. >>> ara helicoptered in the chesapeake bay. the two men were found after scouring the island all afternoon. >>> tyson's chicken strips are recalled from march 2019 to may of 2020 is what you should look out for. pieces of metal have been found in them. either throw them away or return them to the store. >>> chuck todd is going to interview senator michael bennett. that's coming up in just a few minutes. >>> the flash and flood watch is ne. it's over. >>> thank you ♪ 1,2,3,4 this spring, it's out with the old and in with the awesome. as in, in with the fastest, most reliable internet from xfinity xfi. so you can be in with brilliantly connected devices in every room. and in with finding all your favorites olive tv and streaming apps with just your voice. this spring it's out with the old, and in with simple, easy, awesome.he don't miss t xfinity spring sale. get s

equivalent of 700,000 cars taken off the road and would secure jobs in the ethanol clubs to the northeast of england. will the government move swiftly on the environmental measure so we can have you-10 here. >> i think my right honorable friend for the work the atp t is doing on this issue. it would help to reduce carbon dioxide emissions but it is not approved for all patrol vehicles and any decision to introduce it must balance needs of consumers with emissions reductions it could help to deliver. we will publish our next step with regard to petrol later in the year and i am sure the transport will study with interest the findings in their inquiry into this issue. >> mister speaker, people are fed up with the prime minister, the leader of the opposition blaming each of us and only caring about brexit. meanwhile the names field, 34,000 children below the poverty line and face brexit future, parliament is gridlocked. when will the prime minister do the right thing, go back to the country where the people vote? >> i say to the honorable lady i answered the question about a separate referen

the northeast, outside new york city, philadelphia, bracing for severe storms tonight. delays and cancellations already. where the storms hit in the b marctandin bh the timing out tonit after robert mueller breaks his silence. mueller saying, if we could have dnt twe the president, we would day, "iad nothi to me getel" white house request to hide the uss john mccain during president trump's visit to japan. the president tonight saying someone did him a favor. and meghan mccain weighing in, too. >>> the scare at the ballpark. the little girl hit by a foul ball. the player, a father himself, breaks down in tears. the latest word on her condition, and tonight, that player in his own words. >>> breaking news coming in, the last clinic performing abortions in missouri could be shut down in the coming hours. >>> tonight, the new record on the u.s. border. more than 1,000 people apprehended. and our team witnessing the first raid of its kind. u.s. authorities targeting the human smugglers who make money bringing people to the u.s. >>> the alarming new headline ci. in tonightnv

northeast and mid-plains, storms. record heat in the south.ern florida. that's what's going on around the country. here's what's happening in your neck of the woods. >> good morning, ev oybody. thunderstorm on the eastern shore is headed for the delaware beaches. this little thundershower out here in the mountains of the shenandoah valley is startingo fall apart a little bit. temperatures are in the 60s to around 70 now. it's going to get hotround here this afternoon. sunshine back by lunchtime or shortly thereafter. we'll be in the 90s the next few days. cooler for the weekend. >> don't forget you can always take the "today" show with u. just go to today show sirius xm 108 and you can listen all day long. in fact, today off the rails wi dylan, sheinelle, yours truly. special guest tony danza. starting at 1:00. >>> comin upnext, we got ryan tedder here. we're going to talk music and the search for the next big hit maker. yore a hit maker but there are others out there. >> some days. >> we'll chat about pit. but first this is "today" on nbc. th

that is more off to the northeast of us, thunder activity. as far as the bay area, just yf shore, tracking an incoming storm system that is expected to bring rain sunday and monday and into memorial day. i know a lot of people typically have memorial day plans. overall, today's micro climate high forecast is in the upper 60s and low 70s and a pleasant day and keep the conditions dry through this afternoon but as we head through sunday morning, we will start noticing the changes early on for the north. and we will take you through that time line, as far as what you can expect, coming up at 7:00 a.m. >> much more at 7:00 today in the bay. we're looking forward to it. thanks. >>> new details about a story followed across the country. the san francisco police chief calling for an outside investigation of his own department. this stems from the sfpd's raid on a freelance journalist. the chief made the announcement yesterday evening. at issue, his officers' decision to search the home and office of brian carmody, the raid happened two weeks ago as

officers found hernan az and second man shot on t street in northeast. tly in front of mckinley high school and langley elementary school. the second man shot, we are told, he'll survive. police say three to four men were seen drivingway from the scene in a white van. so far no arrests have been made. >>> president trump went on a twitter tirade today against a member of his own party. republican congressman justin amash says the president engaged in impeachable conduct. the lawmaker also said evidence in thell mue report suggests that the president obstructed justice. nbc's jennifer johnson with theo ngressman bucking his own party. ep>> reporter: michigan rlican congressman justin amarks now the first republican to say president trump engaged in impeachable conduct, for trying to obstruct robert mueller's russia investn. amash arguing on twitter that attorney general william barrer delibely misrepresented mueller's report and president trump's actions meet the threshold for impeachment. democrats backing him up. >> i think it's aatershed moment. i thin

and unsettled across the mid-atlantic and the northeast as were el. tomorr, the best chance of severe storms with winds in excess of 60 miles an hour, isolated tornadoes across the carolinas extending back into georgia and parts of alabama. that will be the zone we're watching for mother's day. peter? >> dylan, thanks. >>> your national forecast in a moment. >>> now to that stunning rescue mission in the west e african nation. an american woman held hostage for nearly a month,en freed by fr chand ommandos in a dares rad that left two of them dead. she's freed along with four other hostages. we followmhe story fro london. >> reporter: good morning. we still don't know much aboth american woman, who she's, why she w in that poort art of world and whether the u.s. government knew she was held turned out to be 28 days. four in custody held by militants associated with isis and al qaeda. and them elite t of french commandos faced a daring and deadly rescue operation to save them. the two french tourists were on a is safari when knapped six days ago. a vehi

northeast in oklahoma city, ng major floodiovernight.ws there have already responded to at least one water rescueg. this mo nbc's kerry sanders will be live from oklahoma coming up on "today." back to you. thank you.ht. >>> we'll check in with chuck for more on our here in a minute. >> first, we need t get back to team coverage in first 4 traffic. with that huge problem on 66, we start with melissa mollet. >> reporter: good morning. again, we're talking about centreville. this is eastbound 66 near 29. the vehicle and the car went into the back of a tractor-traicer. that veh and the tractor-trailer have been towed from the scene. the backups are still hanging around. you can see the right side of the road is still shut down here this morning. a nine-mile delay as you're headed into town. taking a look at your other options here today, you can talk about 29, i highlighted that foo you, 28. all of it isoing to be very slow. darcy spencer can tell you that firsthand. she's been sitting in a lot of those backups this morning. darcy? >> report

using negotiations with us on the northeast in the safe zone. negotiating with russia while also, we see this in idlib, essentially reinforcing its positions. turkey has troops in idlib, not pulling them back even though some have been wounded by syrian regime fire. generally pushing back to what the russians and syrians are trying to do. while at the same time negotiating with the russians and the iranians to try to end the conflict. generally turkey supports the opposition as do we. generally turkey is trying to change the behavior of the syrian government. we agree with it as well there. all in all we coordinate with it. our president -- president trump has had multiple phone calls with president erdogan. i accompanied secretary pompeo when we met with president err do dough began in in the fall. >> thank you. obviously we know iran -- we know the assad regime is backed by iran. how is our recent show of force u. talking in terms of the u.s.s. abraham lincoln, prepositioning b-5 bombers, a couple in the area. mr. watkins: a couple more -- how

wet and cold weather in the northeast.tern texas looking at wet weather as well. expecting a few showers through the we >>> good morning, i'm meteorologist kari hall. we start out with clouds in oakland and san francisco. we're clear in the @ inland areas and we'll cloor out throughout the late morning and early afternoon. we'll see temperatures reaching up to 75 degrees in concorde and in livermore. 73 will be the high in san b ta rosa and san francisco reaching 62. we'll have a round of wet weather moving in by wednesday. possibly some thunderstorms on thursday. it will be a break on friday and more rain for the weekend. >> and nasdthat's your latest >>> that's your latest weather. >> jenna joins us and now time for pop start. >> very interesting pop start today and this morning comedian and new mom amy schumer is putting all the jokes aside to share details about the complications of her pregnancy and kristen is here with more. good morning. >> good morning. leave it to amy schumer to be brutally honest about pregnancy.

stretch flumg southern plains to the northeast. eastern kansas hit especially hard. suffering extensive damage there. they're located just across the border from ks ksz. lin wood's mayor says dozens off home in the city are gone. >> it startedry raining really hard and i could feel air coming from above and moving the walls and all the sudden i heard stuff flying round up above me. >> storm clouds stretching for miles across the region. homes in the area flattened. warning residents of downed trees and power lines. at least 12 paschabouts are being treated for injure as. some forced to take cover in a safe room at a local gas station. >> lightening hitting the ground in front of me. everything pitch black. my wife call mead too and said it's right in front of you. you need turn around. >> the red cross has opened shemter for anyone in the county displaced by the storm that caused a tornado near the town of carny. a tornado touched in burks town, and several trees uprooted. at one point about 1 million people in the new york area were under a tornado warning and a new

the shah is a tribal confederation based in northeast syria and iraq is one of the largest clans of the region its syrian headquarters or intel and its leader says tribes like his should play a key role in peace negotiations for the future of their country. when the weather allows shake. hardy gathers his closest allies in a makeshift tent. he often serves their mutton for lunch it's an old tradition and one that the head of the shamma tribe keeps alive it's rooted in the times when the shammai lived a nomadic life crisscrossing the arab world. until recently the sherm are far better early against the islamic states fighters as a result weapons are still commonplace here even if nowadays there are only used for sport. like. the are among the region's most powerful tribes with millions of members and although the war in syria is not over yet a measure of calm now prevails in the northeast shake a mighty hopes you can help shape post-war politics. you want to solve problems the tribes are important. 1000 percent of people here belong to a tribe whether they're kurdish or christian we all

the threat also extended to the northeast. and there has been at least eight tornadoes reported every single day for the past 12 days. that's a new record. here's abc news. >> reporter: overnight a community stunned. >> the air pressure change and the next thing i know i could hear it was over us. >> we could hear the house being destroyed above us. >> i said, honey, this is not good. >> reporter: a tornado injured at least a dozen people leaving homes in ruins. >> i saw debris. >> there's cars that were picked up, thrown. >> hell yes, i feared for my life. >> reporter: as the massive twister touched down, columns of debris flying hundreds of feet in the air. the airport was shut down and evacuated. >> i feel lucky i'm alive. >> reporter: house after house shredded, residents sifting through the rubble looking for pets, belongings and anything salvageable. but it wasn't the powerful tornado that proved deadly. >> eight or ten feet collapsed in the roof. >> reporter: a woman was killed by this massive tree tuesday afternoon. au

that's the best i have for you. >> if you're in the northeast. we're in the northeast. going to continue to complain about the weather. >> ayman mohyeldin is complaining somewhere. >> still ahead markets around the world are under pressure following yesterday's losses on wall street. we'll go live to london for details on the comments by jerome powell that's raising concerns among investors. raisig concerns among investors ♪ - [woman] with shark's duo clean, i don't just clean, i deep clean carpets and floors, so i got this. yep, this too, and this, please. even long hair and pet hair are no problem, but the one thing i won't have to clean is this because the shark's self-cleaning brush roll removes the hair wrap while i clean. ♪ - [announcer] shark, the vacuum that deep cleans now cleans itself. >>> welcome back. resisting president trump's call to cut rates, chairman jerome powell announced interest rates would remain unchanged following a two-day federal reserve meeting. however, it was his on inflation that sent markets reeling. run us, willem, what he said. >> he s

certainly for the entire country and northeast ohio where i'm from. let's have the debate and get it on the floor. stuart: if we don't get the usmca through, how big of a problem is it for our overall economy? >> i think it's a big problem. to me usmca is precursor to china. your last guest is talking about china. we are stronger in the negotiations against china if we're unified on usmca. we need to get this done from an economic standpoint for the deal itself, it makes sense the usmca deal. it makes us stronger against a horrible factor on the international stage. that is china. stuart: am i right in saying, when this usmca is presented to

a delay southbound 295 at benning road northeast, left lane blocked by a potle has caused multiple flat tires this morning. careful if you are headed that way. they say they're going to fix it todlo. taking a into town and out of town three prince george's county, everything is looking pretty good. as far as travel times on 270, 63 miles per hour. tap of the beltway, 95 to 270, miles per hour this morning.

." >> damaging storms striking from the heartland to the northeast.tornado west of kansas city tuesday ripping apart home after home. decimating neighborhoods. at kansas city's airport, people taking cover in parking garage tunnels. in the northeast an ef-2 tornado touching down northwest of philadelphia. >> hundreds of climbers gridlocked at the summit of everest. >> people who are coming up wanted to go fast. people who were summited wanted to go down as well. >> 11 dead in 10 days, including two americans. climbers telling horror stories of passing dead bodies. >> we are seeing amanda eller publicly for the very first time since her dramatic rescue. eller disappeared on may 8th on what should have been a three-mile hike. what ensued instead was a two-week-long fight to survive in the unforgiving forest. >> these guys were not going to give up on me, thank god. >> new reporting on unidentified flying objects in our air space. >> what is that thing, dude? >> "the new york times" speaking with five navy pilots who have all said they've encountered ufo

millband, last summer, i had the opportunity to travel in northeast syria. senator graham and i spent a day there, and we were in mambij village, what we saw was a largely stable area where refugees had been coming back, isis had defeated, our troops there had made a huge difference in providing reassurance to the people of that part of syria that, that they were not going to see a resurgence of isis or other forces that would harm them. sadly, not later in the year, we saw the president tweet and the situation change in northeast syria. can you talk about how important it is for u.s. presence and that part of syria, especially given, as you point out, the deteriorating multi-lateral negotiations situation where talks have not moved forward, and as we look at the presence of iran, and russia, and what happens next, how important it is for the united states, and giving us the leverage that you talk about. thanks very much. we are a humanitarian organization, and we're careful about the boundaries between humanitarian policy and military policy. what i can rep

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you get your dry day today rainy day in areas of the northeast.ove average temperatures continue all wait througe the rockies and thains by the time we go to wednesday mostly drying out in the northeast. still relatively quiet on the map. new system comes into the west and that will behe storm we watch moving across the country thursday into friday with a little bit of light rain here and there. no big severe weather outbreaks which is great for may >> we'll take it thank you, bill. >>> still ahead, an insane buzzer beater in toronto it's our "early today" shoof e y.t some things are out of your control like bedhead. mmm. ♪ rub-a-dub ducky... and then...tre's national car r at national, i'm in total control. i can just skip the counter and choose any car in the aisle i like. so i can rent fast without getting a hair out of place. heeeeey. hey! ah, control. (vo) go national. go like a pro. did you know you can save money by using dish soap to clean grease on more than dishes? try dawn ultra. dawn is for more than just dishes. with 3x more grease cl

evacuationswo ty hit har the northeast. >>> walking free. the so-called american taliban john walker lindh lindh arrearrg released early from prison today. the outrage and where he plans to go. >>> day care tragedy, a baby found dead after spending hours left inside a hot van. the arrest this morning and the new action to address this growing problem. >>> plus, celebrity chef mario batali and the new criminal charge against him. >>> back to the '70s. ♪ guys like us we had it made those were the days ♪ >> inside the "all in the family" and "the jeffersons" reboot and the surprise appearances. ♪ you're as cold as ice >> too hot to handle? the news about your office and the perfect temperature for productivity. >>> good thursday morning. thanks for joining us. we begin with breaking news. a new round of tornadoes carving a path of destruction in the central u.s. >> overnight at least 29 new tornadoes have been reported. the storms are blamed for at least three deaths in missouri. >> and damage in jefferson city. the capital of missouri is being

all day today we had south wind and we have a northeast flow and any time we have a northeast flow it'sg off the ocean and coming off the areas to the north and east and bringing cloud cover and dzzle overnight and look what we've seen temperature-wise. we've seen a drop here as the cold front is now shifting to the south. so it's 73 in cole pepper with that northeasterly flow. we we'll get cooler tonight. not bad, not cold by any means. 60s is better than 30s0 and 4s like we normally see in the or something h like that. no rain. we saw rain and you recall thises thi -rm thundersto come through. right now the big area back to the west tornado watches from st. louis all the way down towards dallas, about 26 tornado reports today so a pretty good k tornado outbr parts of oklahoma, arkansas, texas and missouri now moving into parts of illinois. now this whole system rather unsettled weather system over the next couple days is going to change our temperatures. lomb at the s. it was 71 in indianapolis, 47 chicago, 83 here. 51 in buffalo and as i mentioned now we got that cooler air settling

the severe weather has even reached as far as the northeast.dayton, ohio. good morning. >> reporter: good morovng. ohio's gnor declared a state of emergency for several counties. luckily, no one was inside this building when it camesh craing down. overnight a new round of severe storms. a mon twister devastating parts ofkansas. kansas city was spared but nearly a dozen people injured in the neighboring county. also touching down in new jersey. homes damaged in pennsylvania as well. ef-3 here in ohio this twister packing winds up to 140 miles an hour, did so much damage to this area. shelters have been opened for the displaced residents, and local authorities are urging people to conserve water because the power is still out to some of the pumping stations. >> abe right. ga thank you very much. >>> from the tornados to the flooding now. dams and levees strange to hold back surging rivers after days of heavy rainfall. nbc's kerryanders is in holama w where the situation there has turned life-threatening. kerry, good morning. >> rep ter: good morn

been a suicide attack in baghdad the blast happened a short time ago in saddest city that in the northeast of the iraqi capital and several people have been killed and injured let's speak to our correspondent in baghdad rob mattson rob what more can you tell us about this attack. for the moment the information as you can imagine. but according to operations command center that's a mixture of the military and police here in fact that we are hearing as you said a number of injured and killed in this explosion we don't yet know the exact details it's still very early but what we're being told so far is that apparently a suicide bomber with an explosive packed belt has a particular detonated his explosives after being surrounded by security forces this happened in the commercial wholesale marketplace of shia militia neighborhood that parts of the predominantly shia side a city that's northeast of baghdad southern city is home to about half of baghdad eight million people most of them are shia muslims it's named after the former shia cleric mohammad sada and it's mainly to say of shia neighborh

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we have a northwest flow coming in, in the cold air is taking a plunge into the sierra nevada, northeast california. freeze warning out for may 1. 30s, 40s, 50s for us, we will begin a little bit of a warm- up, there is a slight easterly breeze.

a risk for 44 million people texas all the way into the northeast. here's what we're looking at for today. the first system moves through, brings heavy rain, thunderstorms into the northeast secondary system developing in the plains and the midwest today. that moves into tonight and on into tomorrow with strong storms firing up from texas all the way to illinois. with heavy rain and a risk of flooding airport delays, stretching back, denver, omaha, kansas city, chicago, and pittsburgh. and we're looking at rough roads from salt lake on i-80 all the way to new york city, boston to cleveland on i-90, des moines to kansas city, i-35's going to be a mess the other big story is the flash flood threat we have flash flood warnings now stretching into only la -- into omaha. seven million people at risk the rivers are a big problem kansas city, st. louis, davenport, the missouri river, the mississippi river, the arkansas river, all looking at flood stage, moderate or major flood stage. this is a major problem, and this is going to be a slow-motion disaster as

holiday weekend. >> reporter: from the midwest to the northeast, another round of thunderstorms. millions in the midwest or under flash flood watches. dangerous weather is expected to bring damaging wind, and tornadoes across the region . >> prepare for the worst. >> reporter: a possible tornado moved across parts of eastern iowa, damaging buildings including trailers. officials say there are no immediate injuries reported . >> just thankful that we weren't out here. and that it didn't hit the house or us. the valuables, we are good. >> reporter: meanwhile, the horrific storm caused damage in missouri. power outages in jefferson city and the dire situation in this neighborhood when a tornado hit the capital city . >> it is really bad. everything is messed up. >> reporter: with the continued threat of a new storm system over the next several days, severe thunderstorms will remain a concern in the plains and midwest states through next week. parts of the northeast could see stormy weather this weekend with damaging wind but no haor o in jefferson city, missouri, fox news. >>> partl

we're also watching severe weather now in the forecast for the northeast. meteorologist rob marciano leads us off from oklahoma tonight. >> get that! >> reporter: tonight, tornadoes threatening the heartland as torrential rains submerge cars, forcing high water rescues. in el reno, oklahoma, first responders searching for the stranded, using high water vehicles to pull families from homes. some five feet in fast-moving water in spots. children carried to safety. parts of major interstate 40 under water. railroad tracks washed away. >> if you're seeing this, don't do this. just go around. just turn around, don't drown. >> reporter: in tulsa, firefighters pushing stranded cars as tornado sirens blare in the dark. and desperately racing to save a man pinned by a fallen tree. >> you're almost out! >> hole wiy smokes! just crossed the record. >> reporter: more than 20 reported tornados ripping across for states overnight. in magnum, oklahoma, several tornadoes touching down, this large one whipping up dust and debris, pulverizing everything in its path. you can

in the new jersey turnpike near philadelphia had a similar view as powerful storms also hit the northeast meanwhile in the midwest, a slow motion disaster. flooding in more than a dozen states, parts of mississippi now seeing the longest lasting flooding there in almost a century. in some areas of oklahoma, the only way in or out is with help from the national guard. nbc meteorologist janessa webb is tracking all of this for us this morning good morning >> good morning. that one in kansas, we haven't seen an ef-4 in 67 years so the severe weather threat continues here across the midwest. really going to diminish in the next 24 hours. in the last 24 hours, 23 reports of tornadoes here. and from our composite radar, you can see shreveport dealing with some straight-line winds but this storm system really starting to fall apart here. but unfortunately that severe weather risk really going to continue throughout the afternoon across texas into portions of the northeast for ten states, 26 million with possibility of damaging wind also that large hail, isolated tornadoes. one more day but hold