mostly in rural areas in northern oklahoma, southern kansas. we also had strong storms yesterday with wind damage in central portion of indiana into the border of ohio, large hail was reported in the mountains of north carolina. the majority of the nasty weather was from here oklahoma through northern texas. large hail in and around amarillo. this morning, the thunderstorm threat changes from damage wind to lightning strikes. right now we're tracking this line of storms. almost the same spot it was yesterday morning. heading for fayetteville and fort smith, arkansas. 9,000 lightning strikes in the last hour. we also have the chance for some flooding concerns. at the peak of tornado season in may in the u.s. we typically have 257 tornadoes. that's almost just about ten a day we would average in may. we'll wait and see what happens. as of today not a big tornado threat but anywhere from omaha to minneapolis that's the biggest threat of severe weather this afternoon. that's a look at your national forecast. now here's a look at your weather outsid

. >>> parts of northern oklahoma are cleaning up this morning after getting battered by four tornadoes. >> one twister was spotted in the town of medford, where they saw large hail and downpours. no reports of injuries just yet. earlier in the day, that same system triggered flooding that surrounded homes, washed out roads and forced families to evacuate. >>> as for today's severe weather, expect hail, gusty winds and tornadoes around minneapolis, des moines, omaha and wichita. heavy rain from louisville to indianapolis and chicago. morning showers from new england to the carolinas. thunderstorms in south florida. mountain snow from wyoming to montana. showers in the colorado rockies and pacific northwest. >> 54 in seattle. 67 in salt lake city. 93 in phoenix. mostly 70s from fargo to indianapolis. 71 here in the big apple. heating up in the south. 80s from atlanta to dallas. >>> coming up, an airline getting into the oil industry. >> very interesting move by delta. >>> plus, news about housing across the country. why so few owners these days. your business news is coming up next. >>>

of the land mines in northern oklahoma just on the kansas border was opened by land and 100,000 people made that. 19-1, the commanche lands, all of this was open in 19 and went by lottery. land runs were not working. everybody who wants land, put their name on a sheet of paper and pull it out. the fifth homestead goes to john smith. they all celebrate and get their land. then with the five civilized tribes and so many members of the tribes the land was divide and they get their individual lands. by 1906, the process is completed. in 1907, oklahoma becomes a state. this is a land of contrast and diversity. for a historian like me, i have been studying for 32 years. i never ceased to be amazed at the pieces of this puzzle that fitting to n odd and unique ways that make oklahoma unlike any other state of the union. . >> stay tuned all weekend long. they feature oklahoma city, oklahoma. learn more about the local content vehicles at c-span.org/local content. we will feature wichita, kansas. you are watching american history tv all weekend, every weekend here on c-span 3. >> the organizatio

some big parcels, 1893, the biggest of the land runs, the cherokee outlet in northern oklahoma, just on the kansas border, was opened by land run. 100,000 people made that run. 1901, the southwestern part of the state, all of this was opened and won by lottery. everyone that wants land put the name on the paper. pull it out. fifth homestead goes to john smith. they all celebrate, then they get their land. well, with the five civilized tribes, there are so many members of tribes generally, the land is divided, the indian people get their individual lands. by 1906, that process is completed. 1907, oklahoma becomes a state. this is a land of contrast, of diversity, and for a historian like me, i have been studying oklahoma history for 32 years, 18 books. i never cease to be amazed at the pieces of the puzzle that fit together in odd ways that make oklahoma unlike any other state in the union. >>> all weekend long, we join cox cable partners in oklahoma city to show case its rich history. to learn more about local content vehicles and the 2012 tour, visit cspan.org/localcontent. we conti

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biggest of the land run, cherokee in northern oklahoma just on the kansas border was opened by land run. 100,000 people made that run. 1901, the last of the real big ones. the old kiowa and comanche lands in the southwestern part of the state all opened and won by lottery. they realized land runs weren't working. let everyone put their name on a sheet of people into a hopper, pull it out. the fifth homestead goes to -- john smith, and they all celebrate and then they get their land. with the five civilized tribes, there are so many members of the tribes generally the land is divided equally. the indian people get their individual lands. by 1906, that process is completed. and in 1907 oklahoma becomes a state. this is a land of contrast, diversity and for a historian, like me, i've been studying oklahoma history 32 years, 18 books. i never cease to be amazed at the pieces of this puzzle that fit together in odd and unique ways that make oklahoma unlike any other state in the union. >>> stay tuned all weekend long as american history tv features oklahoma city, oklahoma. learn more about o

the cherokee outfled northern oklahoma just on the kansas border was open lie land run and over 100,000 people made that run. 1901s last of the real big once. the old kyle and kemmen chee runs. all of this was opened in 1901 won by lottery. they realized that land runs were not work. put their name on a she was paper into a hopper, pull it out. the fifth homestead goes to john smith and they all celebrate and then they get their land. well, then with the five civilized tribes, there are so many members of the tribes, generally the land is divided in several team. and the individual people get their individual lands. by 1906 that process is completed and in 1907 oklahoma becomes a state. a land of contrast, of diversity and for a historian like me and i've been studying oc history now for 32 years, 18 books. i never cease to be amazed at the pieces of this puzzle that fit together in odd and unique ways that make oklahoma unlike any other state in the union. >>> find out where c-span's local content vehicle are going next. online at c-span.org/local content. you're watching american hist

. >> which could weather strikes in northern oklahoma. several barns and outbuildings were reportedly destroyed. no injuries have been reported at this point. rescue workers in india are searching for 100 people still missing after a ferry capsized league yesterday. it was carrying 315 people when it broke apart in northeast india. heavy wind and rain is hampering rescue efforts. a toddler has a few cuts and bruises despite falling down a storm drain. he was with his grandfather when he accidently fell into the small drain hole. the fire department tried use heavy equipment to get him out but it ended up sending a firefighter in to rescue him. >> there has been another discovery of debris from last year's tsunami in japan. the beachcomber spotted a big cued container. inside it was a harley-davidson motorcycle with a japanese license plate >> i need to say that the first thing that popped into my mind was i really wonder what happened to this person. our first thought was i really hope this person is ok. >> the container appeared to be so

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. >>> plenty of damage, even some evacuations after tornadoes hit a northern oklahoma neighborhood last night. the twisters knocked out power to hundreds of residents in grant county. they're also blamed for an ammonia leak there that forced the evacuation of a small town. the leak has been capped and the crews are now working to clear debris and restore power to that area today. there were no serious injuries. >>> after a wet start to our day, temps are taking off now. >> this day is getting better with age. meteorologist veronica johnson is here with the latest. >> hey there, guys. yeah. maybe the first of may here. but sure does feel like june. yeah. hi temperatures today in the 80s with also a touch of humidity. take a look outside, though. we've got some clouds that have come back into the area after a break with all that sunshine. 82, it is the warmest, the highest temperatures we've seen around the area since april 21st. as far as what we're doing right now with other locations, 81 degrees up in frederick. cleveland park and shaw coming in at 82. 84 in la play ta, vienna and mary

powerful tornadoes touch down in several northern oklahoma states. -- oklahoma counties, excuse me.ds moving closer here in mawatta. heavy rains took out power lines and forced closures. several barns and buildings were demolished. the full extent of the damage is not known. no injuries have been reported. >>> parts of england and southern wales are on high alert, after deadly floods soaked that region. a 52-year-old man and his dog died after the car they were in became submerged in fast- flowing waters in new hampshire. now, the man's wife, who was driving, managed to escape. flood warnings will remain in effect in that area. showers are expected to continue for at least the next week. >>> british lawmakers release a scathing report about rupert murdoch and the phone hacking scandal. the report says murdoch and his son need to take responsibility for the wrongdoing. >> reporter: british lawmakers had tough words for media mogul rupert murdoch. >> in the review of majority of committee members, rupert murdoch is not fit to run an international company. >> reporter: the much-awaited

this prediction center and northern oklahoma had 25 reports of choristers. >> let us take a look outsideking at the bay bridge. with fog. starting with this will morning fog. >> let us get the full forecast. >> hello. >>janu: of is clearing just a bit we're starting to see some clouds. a decrease in cloud coverage and also breezy and warm compared to yesterday. we are expecting warmer temperatures tomorrow and even warmer towards the workweek. let us take a look at the wind gusting. they will be increasing with another windy day. 50 m.p.h. and it will even pickup more towards the evening. 7:00 p.m., 17 m.p.h.. with a 15 m.p.h. in concord and slowly calm winds, overnight below 10 m.p.h. near s f o. let us take a look of the afternoon highs. inland, low 70's. even cooler along half moon bay. upper '60s and '70s with the south bay the same in the north bay. 70's for napa and 60s for novado. getting to about 60 degrees. as we take a look at the seven day a round the day and a nice warming trend. upper 70's, inland. low 60s and even 80s mid-week next week workweek. it is party time and it is

. >> parts of northern oklahoma battered by as many as four tornadoes. >> rupert murdoch is not a fit and proper person to run an international company is the conclusion of lawmakers in london. >> all that. >> jessica simpson is nine days past her due date. wow. >> i just think maybe she'll give birth to a pony. >> and all that matters. >> my gosh. look at that. >> this guy is okay. >> i think he might have had a beer or two before going up. he was a little excited. >> on "cbs this morning." >> regis will be -- >> in the bronx. wait a minute. i'm not going to let that go. >> where is he going to be? captioning funded by cbs >>> welcometo "cbs this morning." one year ago today a navy s.e.a.l. raid kill osama bin laden in pakistan. it was a milestone in the fight against al qaeda and it's getting a lot of extra attention today in the united states and in pakistan. >> we have reports from here in the u.s. as well as overseas on this anniversary. we begin with norah o'donnell at the white house where the president is hearing more complaints that he is exploiting the death of bin laden. no

some radar estimates of 10 plus inches across northern oklahoma and southern kansas, because of that,e flash flood warnings and flash flood watches out right now because of swollen rivers, 2 to 4 inches of additional rainfall on top of what they've already seen. another batch of severe weather further to the north later on. large hail, damaging winds and isolated tornados from kansas city up toç omaha through minneapolis as well. here's your heat. temperatures in d.c. could get to 85 degrees. 74 degrees in new york city. the early spring continues, actually. i guess we'd call this early summer. stay cool up there. >> thanks, rob marciano. >>> get a look at your papers with be water cooler stories that are talk worthy. this one comes from the cleveland plane dealer. it is a shocking revelation in that amish beard cutting case. the leader of the group, who's accused of cutting the beards of other religious enemies is now being represented by a taxpayer funded public defender. but it's been discovered that he has millions in the bank. particularly from oil on his farm. >> what? >> yeah!

to mention one other area here, especially chicago down missouri, even eastern portions of oklahoma and northern texas. we could be dealing with chances ofit severe storms today. yesterday we had a number of hail and wind-producing reports. today make sure you have a way warnings and in through the northeast and also a chance for thunderstorms. we'll talk more about that. for now let's check out your local y forecast. baltimore, maryland, coming in at 91 degrees. stilll some very warm spots. 93 in detroit, but there you're going to be dealing with chance for thunderstorms bynd later onn the afternoon. birmingham coming in at 90, make a few stray storms off to the west. so a little bit messy for some folks today, but at least on the whole, a good stretch of the country looking good for the holiday. >> that's good f. thank you so much, todd. >>> coming up, travels hit the road, consumersing looing on the brighter sierkd and both the good newsnd and the bad news on the zuckerberg wedding dress. your early morning headlines are straight ahead. >>> plus, "men in black 3" takes down more than just ali

tomorrow we've got a pretty wide area of risky weather, stretching from northern oklahoma, into westernin the pacific northwest. sunny and hot through the southwest. slight risk of strong storms in central texas and wet weather in the lower mississippi river valley. >> good morning. it could be enacted weather day -- could be an active weather day. >> and that's your latest weather. ann? >> all right, al, thank you so much. now we want to say hello to the guy who is proud to be called the biggest loser. we're talking about 23-year-old jeremy. he was the winner of the 13th season of the hit nbc show last night. you dropped a whopping 199 pounds, jeremy. >> yeah. >> congratulations. >> thank you, thank you. >> good morning. >> you lost half your size. >> i did. a little over half my size. >> how's that feel? >> it's amazing. i just am just starting to live my life. it's truly amazing. >> so emotional to have you standing up there, and for you, even more so because you were competing against your sister. >> yeah. i lost my voice screaming last night i'm so excited. there's no one i want to

hour could be occurring here with golf ball sized hail and even more tornadoes there in oklahoma, kansas and northern texas. temperatures are looking like this. very warm down here in the south. oklahoma at 32. winnipeg, only at a high of 9, very chilly. here is a look at your extended outlook. >>> we'll be back with more news in 30 minutes. i'm gene otani in tokyo.

now these are going to be focusing on kansas down through oklahoma into northern texas on your overnight into thursday. and then the system will move up towards the northeast. so we're also seeing -- we're still seeing wet weather in the south. east here, that tropical storm then a tropical depression beryl has already brought a soaking to the southeast. more showers here. however, the system is moving out towards the east fairly quickly away from the united states now. all right. we're keeping the heat in houston as well as miami. atlanta, too. all in the low 30s. d.c. and new york city seeing a hot day at 28 and 27 respectively. but cooling down in the upper midwest. chicago, just 11 degrees for you. okay. let's head on into europe and we're going to see thunderstorms moving across the british isles today. also a large low coming down from scandinavia. this one is going to be producing snow in upper portions of the scandinavian peninsula and then as it descends into central europe, widespread rain and thunderstorms. a separate system down in the southeast will keep things very unstable

and northern wisconsin, hail and dangerous winds around joplin, wichita, oklahoma city and dallas and showers in the northern rockies. >> 78 in boise, 86 in albuquerque. 97 in phoenix. just 55 in fargo, 64 in minneapolis and 82 in chicago. dallas heats up to 93. atlanta, 83. and it'll be 88 right here in the big apple. >>> well, coming up, something for the elvis fan who has everything. you can buy the king's tomb. why not? >> thank you very much. >>> plus, as walmart, the company gets bigger, some of its stores are getting smaller. introducing now walmart express. >> i think they should call it smallmart. >>> and only in l.a., a bear takes a dip. >>> welcome back. well, it appears to be a merry month of may for the auto industry. even before the memorial day weekend was over, auto dealers were reporting happy traffic in their showrooms. now most analysts expect this month's sales will be up about 20% from a year ago. >>> and the world's biggest supermarket chain plans to get smaller. walmart finds that its smallest stores are doing better than expected so the giant retailer plans to

we see more severe weather across nebraska, kansas, oklahoma and northern parts of texas and storm prediction center issued a moderate risk in the afternoon and evening hours. large hail damaging winds and tornadoes will be possible in this area. we will keep a close eye on it at the fox news channel. heat continues across texas. 96 the high in dallas. 92 memphis. several warm days in new york city 80 degrees. kill looler today th-- little c today than it was. we have a front coming through and relief from the hot path. >>> stories you can bank on including the facebook flop. the company's stock now falling to a new low. below $30. >> remember the original rate was 35 bucks. came out 38 bucks a share. lost a quarter of its value. it is still early 7 trading days in. a lot of concerns about the trading, class action lawsuits, giving a few investors before the ipo. yesterday was the first day they could make bets using options. cell the stock at a given price. the biggest bet is it about keep sliding a $900,000 bet it will payoff if facebook stock keeps sliding. >> facebook is also partly to bl

northern wisconsin. but some hail and dangerous winds around joplin, wichita, oklahoma city and dallas. n rockies. >> 78 in boise. 86 in albuquerque. 97 in phoenix. just 55 in fargo.

also down towards southern oklahoma, and also into northern texas, even a spot of unstable weather hereoing to be kinning to linger over towards new england. looking at temperatures ahead of that front, very warm, chicago, high of 34. behind it, cool air is spilling in from the north, denver, high of 24. lows could be down to the single digits overnight. freeze warnings have been posted across much of colorado, even extending off there towards the north. now towards europe, very warm weather is kinning to persist here in europe. berlin, saw temperatures to the mid-20s last several days. but this area of cloud cover across the scandinavian peninsula, this is a cold front diving in from the north. this will start to drop your temperatures down across much of central europe. for now, here in berlin, even off towards paris, mid-20s are expected. but as that continues to push towards the south, about the midteens can be seen here bied my week. now, here is a look at your extended outlook. >>> we'll be back with more news in 30 minutes. i'm gene otani in tokyo.

tomorrow, we've got a wide area of risky weather, stretching from northern oklahoma into western newic northwest. sunny and hot through the southwest. slight risk of strong storms in central texas and we've got wet weather in the lower mississippi river valley. here's what's going on in your neck of the woods. >>> good morning, low clouds over washington now, some light rain on storm 4 radar in the green color. northern shenandoah valley, western maryland. and that may hold together into the metro area over another hour. and after that sun out and climbing into the 80s, an afternoon or evening thunderstorm, some of which could produce heavy youp pours and maybe some damaging winds and hail. tomorrow, partly sunny day, 80s again, maybe afternoon and evening storms. over the weekend, maybe >> and that's your latest weather. ann? >> all right, al, thank you so much. now we want to say hello to the guy who is proud to be called the biggest loser. we're talking about 23-year-old jeremy. he was the winner of the 13th season of the hit nbc show last night. you dropped a whopping 199 pounds,

tomorrow we've got a pretty wide area of risky weather, stretching from northern oklahoma, into westernc northwest. sunny and hot through the southwest. slight risk of strong storms in central texas and wet weather in the lower mississippi river >>> well, it's still kind of cool out there this wednesday morning but we'll warm up in to the 70s under full sunshine. good morning to you. temperatures right now in the 50s. we're heading towards the upper 60s in fairfield. getting 63 and san francisco and redwood city today. 69 degrees in oakland and here in san jose. as we head through tomorrow, evening showers on the way. not expecting much. everything that does come through will clear out by friday morning. a cloudy start, sunny afternoon. >> and that's your latest weather. ann? >> all right, al, thank you so much. now we want to say hello to the guy who is proud to be called the biggest loser. we're talking about 23-year-old jeremy. he was the winner of the 13th season of the hit nbc show last night. you dropped a whopping 199 pounds, jeremy. >> yeah. >> congratulations. >> thank you, tha

northern plains. thunderstorms, gusty wednesday and ev winds and hail are possible on your tuesday. down toward the west, severe weather can be found in parts of texas as well as eastern oklahoma tonight. temperature wise, still on the hot side across the southern u.s. and northern mexico. and even denver will be seeing a very hot day. 34 degrees expected on your tuesday. 29 in oklahoma city. out toward the east, a little bit warmer than monday. 26 degrees expected in d.c. finally, let's go over to europe. a couple of low-pressure systems will continue to produce inclement weather across the areas like western germany and italy. in northern italy, after a big earthquake occurred on your sunday, still more than 3,000 people are living in shelters. so conditions are quite tough for them. unfortunately, unstable weather here should remain into your wednesday. as for the highs, still very warm for this time of year across many locations. 27 in moscow. 28 in warsaw. 29 tredegrees in berlin. about average temperatures, 24 in london. but the exception is going to be rome, 17 degrees expected, under the influence of this storm. all right. here's your extended forecast. >>> and that wr

the rockies and this system is going to head eastward and produce weather once again across oklahoma, northern parts of texas as well and also kansas, into southern parts of nebraska and the storm prediction center has issued a moderate risk for parts of oklahoma, southern kansas and also northern texas. that's the area shed in red where we have the greater chance to see longer track tornadoes, so stay alert if you live out there, make sure you heed the warnings and do get any tornado warnings across that region. right now, we don't have really any tornado warnings but we're already starting to see those showers and storms pushing through portions of oklahoma and northeastern texas, and some of these storms could actually produce flash flooding which we've already been seeing in the oklahoma city area, martha, because they dump a lot of rain in a very short amount of time. martha: typical of this early summer period. maria, thank you very much, we'll keep an eye on it with your help. bill: certainly will. we're just getting started. he dominated headlines a year ago when he pushed to control u

northern plains. thunderstorms, gusty winds and hail are possible on your tuesday. down toward the south, severe weather can be found in parts of texas as well as eastern oklahoma tonight. temperature wise, still on the hot side across the southern u.s. and northern mexico. and even denver will be seeing a very hot day. 34 degrees expected on your tuesday. 29 in oklahoma city. out toward the east, a little bit warmer than monday. 26 degrees expected in d.c. finally, let's go over to europe. a couple of low-pressure systems will continue to produce inclement weather across the areas like western germany and italy. in northern italy, after a big earthquake occurred onour sunday, still more than 3,000 people are living in shelters. so conditions are quite tough for them. unfortunately, unstable weather here should remain into your wednesday. as for the highs, still very warm for this time of year across many locations. 27 in moscow. 28 in warsaw. 29 degrees in berlin. about average temperatures, 24 in london. but the exception is going to be rome, 17 degrees expected, under the influence of this storm. all right. here's your extended forecast. >>> taking another look at t

northern wisconsin. but some hail and dangerous winds around joplin, wichita, oklahoma city and dallas. ers in the northern rockies. >> 78 in boise. 86 in albuquerque. 97 in phoenix. just 55 in fargo. 64 in minneapolis. 82 in chicago. dallas heating up to 93. atlanta, 83. it does feel great outside. bad for the hair, though. at least mine. >> the humid hair? >> yes. it's just flat and nasty. >> came here with an afro tonight? >>> it wasn't the normal holiday for a couple of sisters in southern california. not when you have a visitor like this. >> their parents weren't home so they immediately started snapping pictures when they saw a young bear wander into the backyard. it only got better, though, when he made his move to the pool with the mountain top view. >> even bears have to chill out. >> take a break, smokey. >> he's taking a break. the family has lived there 20 years. none of them has ever seen a bear on the property before. >> of course it happened while the parents were away. >> always does, doesn't it? chill out, bear. >>> student loans are not just a burden on people in their

louis down to oklahoma city and abilene, texas. showers in the northern rockies with up to 10 inches of mountain snow in montana and wyoming. >> 62 in billings, 68, salt lake city and hot 92 in phoenix, the 0s in chicago and indianapolis. 88 here in new york. 85 in atlanta. and 92 down in new orleans. >>> and the news from overseas. a strong earthquake rocked northeastern argentina this morning. the magnitude 6.4 quake hit a mostly rural province not heavily populated. there have been no reports of injuries or any damage. >>> the u.n. security council is condemning the outrageous use of force from syrian forces in houla. residential neighborhoods were hammered by artillery and tank attacks friday leaving at least 108 people dead including 49 children and 34 women. syria insists that government forces are not to blame for that massacre. >>> and now to the unfolding scandal at the vatican. one of the pope's top aides is now under arrest for leaking confidential documents. police say the butler paolo gabriele gave information to the italian media. investigat

and around oklahoma city and abilene. showers in the northern rockies. up to ten inches of mountain snow in montana and wyoming. >> 62 in billings. 623 62 in salt lake city. 90s in chicago, indianapolis and dallas. 88 here -- >> mr. enunciator. >> 85 in atlanta. i don't know why. it's the holiday. no one is watching. so just say whatever. >> whatever? >> it's 120 in boise! just joking. no, it's not. >> in jersey? >> boise. >>> wildfires are burning out of control in at least five states this morning. mostly out west. winds finally relented in new mexico where an enormous fire burned more than 120,000 acres and a dozen homes. crews were finally able to move in after being forced to sit on the sidelines and watch the unpredictable flames. national guard troops have been called in to help. firefighters are scrambling to put out a wildfire tearing through michigan's beautiful upper peninsula. light rain aided crews in getting the fire nearly 50% contained. the fire started by lightning has already burned through more than 20,000 acres near lake superior. doz

across oklahoma, temps in the 80's and 90's, and towards the northern plains, severe weather later today looking at a tornado outbreak, across the areas of wisconsin and illinois, we'll see some storms and as the cold front moves through, temperatures down and across the west we're talking about another nice day, except toward the pacific southwest northwest, see a storm move in and rain and some clouds cover, all right. clayton, let's send it over to you. thank you so much. and bass pro shops is here because it's their big go outdoors event which starts today and goes to may 28th. and i'm joined to tell us about it, great to he zoo-- see you. folks can go out to bass pro shop and get outdoors for the summer. over my shoulder, this is a great deal. >> nothing better than being out on the water. there's something mystical about being on the water and bass tracker, is the number one boat in earthquake m. this is the 175, boat, motor, trailer, easy to control by the car. >> a great, great deal. >> all right. hopefully the honey is watching and maybe-- great deals on tomorrow outdoor gear to

strong risk of storms, northern texas into oklahoma and wet weather getting ready to move into the pacificin your neck of the woods. >>> tom kierein, storm center 4. a gray sky in the wake of all the showers that came through overnight and the thunder and lightning. now we're just getting some light showers in southern maryland, northern neck, eastern shore. to the west, a few scattered sprinkles in the area. and a little sun should break out later this afternoon. high humidity moving in. a cool start to thursday morning, near 60. sunny tomorrow, low humidity, near 80. near 80 again on friday, but it looks like mor >>> and that's your latest weather. matt? >> thank you very much. when we come back, maxwell's debut. we'll check out "people" magazine's exclusive photos of jessica simpson's new baby girl. but first these commercials. a party? [ music plays, record skips ] hi, i'm new ensure clear. clear, huh? my nutritional standards are high. i'm not juice or fancy water, i'm different. i've got nine grams of protein. twist my lid. that's three times more than me! twenty-one vitamins and min

northern rockies. look at temperatures and below average 11 and 12 respectively and the heat is building in the southeast and oklahoma city and 30 in atlanta and 29 in houston. that's more like mid-may, but hot for this early on in the month. into europe we go, not much of a change here. wet and wild towards the west. this ongoing heavy rain has led to flooding across parts of the southern uk and heavy rain warnings here today. france dealing with some of that heavy rain as will portugal will be today. the heavy rain on the alps. elsewhere is looking dry and hot. particularly hot down here. 28 degrees and 31 in bucharest. as well as in kiev and central locations and heating up and seeing the temperatures prevailing and just about on average and pretty w and chilly out towards the west. >>> our lead story, japanese prime minister and u.s. president barack obama are emphasizing the importance of their country's alliance on maintaining the security in the pacific region. they issued a joint statement and entitled it a shared vision for the future. the japan-u.s. alliance is the foundation of peace, security, and stabili

louis and oklahoma city and abilene. showers in the northern rockies.0 acres and a dozen homes. crews were finally able to move in after being forced to sit on the sidelines and watch the unpredictable flames. national guard troops have been called in to help. firefighters are also scrambling to put out a wildfire tearing through michigan's beautiful upper peninsula. light rain aided crews in getting the fire nearly 50% contained. the fire started by lightning has already burned through more than 20,000 acres near lake superior. dozens of homes, dozens of buildings have already been destroyed. >>> back to the story we mentioned at the top of the show. police in chicago are hoping for a peaceful memorial day after a weekend filled with violence. four people were killed and more than two dozen injured this weekend as abc's alex perez reports. one victim shot is a 7-year-old girl. >> reporter: little deja smith was doing what she loves to do, playing with her friends on her bike outside her south side chicago home when she was caught in the middle of a dri

severe thunderstorms are likely in oklahoma and western arkansas with damaging wind, gusts, hail and isolated tornadoes. rain is also likely in parts of the northerntral plains and most of the west will be dry. >>> in sports, san santonio wins again. playing at home, the spurs dominated the visiting thunder with shots like tony parker's spin to the hoop in the second quarter. tim duncan slipped through the oklahoma city defense for an overhead jam. spurs' 20th straight victory, 120-111. san antonio now holds a 2-0 lead in the western conference finals. >>> baseball, phillies at mets. hours after learning their injured ace roy halliday would be out six to eight weeks, david wright drove in a run in the first. rookie pitcher hefner helps his own cause with his first career home run. and then, of course, came the rain. but after a delay, the mets won it 6-3. >>> on the other coast, ryan braun led brewers against the l.a. dodgers with a two-run homer to the right in the first and that's all milwaukee needed. mike fiers allows one run on five hits in seven innings. for a 2-1 victory in his first major league start. >>> down the santa ana freeway from d