. >>> this morning, the clean-up continues after a monster hailstorm in northern texas that had families huddling together fearinging for their lives. abc's phillip mena shows us the incredible images. >> oh, my gosh! >> reporter: terrifying storms blasting up to softball-sized hail. families running for cover outside dallas. >> get in there. find the cat. >> reporter: donna ruth cole getting her son to safety as giant hailstones shatter windows. >> i was a little bit worried, but i didn't have any clue it magnitude. on here. rter: that same livin room shredded.tng the church in el dorado. and this is all that's left of the church, burned to the ground and reduced to rubble. the storms also bringing flooding to mississippi. >> that might be a totaled car. >> reporter: but by far, texas was worst hit. sara correa and her daughter trapped in their car out in the open. >> and then the back window just completely shattered through. it was the scariest thing i've ever been through. >> reporter: daughter addison's carseat covered with hail. thankfully, both are okay. here in north texas, they

cleanup is under way after a storm ripped through northern texas. hail the size of golf ball pelted the area, leaving a long path of destruction. cbs 2's omar villafranca reports. >>> punishing everything in its path. a ferocious storm system pounded north texas monday. torrential hail. and winds near 70 miles per hour. prompted tornado warnings and pummeled homes and businesses, as more than 10,000 people lost power. >> it's just incredible. i've never been through anything like this before. >> here in wily, you could hear as massive hailstones pierced through the winds of this home. no one inside was hurt. emergency services were so overwhelmed, people were told to call 911, only if they faced a life-threatening situation. >> where do i begin? >> parts of tim taylor's home are ripped to shreds. >> that's more glass falling. >> reporter: in texarkana, arkansas, strong winds sent trees crashing into homes. >> when i looked up, boom. and there was a tree in my house. bill story and his wife barely escaped injury. >> i heard of hail. i said, oh, lord,

. >>> going to take a while before life in northern texas returns to normal. the region was pounded by golf- ball sized hail. fortunately, nobody was hurt. across the line in arkansas, strong winds and trees, crashing into people's homes. schools in both state his to be closed today because of all the damage. >> that was something, right? >> you look at storm reports. really weren't that many tornadoes. mainly hail and straight wind damage. and i mean, like hundred reports of hail. some as big as golf-ball sized hail. >> a little warmer. less wind. it's going to kind of stay brisk for a while. >> bright. >> then over the weekend, temps start to go up a little bit. >>> let's start off with our 3- degree guarantee. we shall see how we did at 11:00. and you can also download our app and check us out that way. >>> nice and quiet now. no thunderstorms in the forecast. download the app now, so you're ready when they reappear on the seven-day. dew points in the 20s. winds still gusting to 28 miles per hour. but they will subside tonight. with clear skies and calm win

monday night, northern texas got hit. last night, hail pounded the san antonio area. some damage, but no injuries are >>> barring an 11th hour deal some 40,000 verizon employees are expected to go on strike this morning. workers from massachusetts to virginia are affected. verizon supplies local phone and internet service to millions on the east coast and cell phone service through verizon wireless. workers want increased pay and improved working conditions. >>> the texas teenager who used affluenza as a defense in a fatal drunk driving wreck is scheduled to appear in adult court this morning. ethan couch turned 19 on monday. he got ten years probation for the wreck that killed four. his lawyers argued he could not tell right from wrong because he was so spoiled by his parents. he would be ordered to spend 120 days in prison because of his adult conviction. health officials that zika is scarier than first thought. don champion is in new york. >> reporter: the bill will help companies study treatment for zekeika zika. scientists are growing even more concerned about th

. >> residents in northern texas are cleaning up tonight after a destructive hailstorm caused significantto homes and cars. hailstones, some of which were the size of baseballs, knocked out windshields and left dents in cars last night. many homeowners reported broken windows, and even hail penetrated rooftops. some schools closed to clean up, luckily no serious injuries reported. >>> and they said that performer football star will smith had a gun in his car last weekend, but no evidence that it was fired. and also reviewing the surveillance video of the incidents. showing smith's s.u.v. rear-ending the vehicle of cardell hayes. and it speeds off and hayes appears to follow. if convicted of second-degree murder hayes faces life in prison. >>> bad news for pick up drivers, only one model in the tests in highway safety the ford f150, the most popular in the country. the test measures what happens when a vehicle runs off the road and part of the front end hits a tree or pole at 40 miles per hour. and the silverado and tundra and others higher than the club cab. all of the pick ups except the

tonight in northern texas, a series of storms developing. the forecast predicting even more this weekend. >> severe storms today could bring hail, damaging wind and tornadoes. tomorrow we watch a lot of the same areas and heavy rain could bring flooding. >> reporter: in houston, where earlier this month more than 1,000 homes were flooded, tonight they're getting ready for more water rescues. and in colorado, they're not done with the snow. six inches in the forecast. a guarantee for slick roads. from central california, to indiana, this week 27 tornadoes in 10 states. now a new weekend warning for the south, getting ready for dangerous days ahead. tonight, here in dallas, where it's warm, humid, we have seen some rain. the sky looks ominous. in this area, there have been reports of golf ball-sized hail and tornado warnings. it's the start of what could be a dangerous few days ahead. thomas? >> miguel almaguer reporting in dallas for us. miguel, thank you. >>> we turn our attention into the developments in the death of singer spring. as polic

that will be in kansas, oklahoma, northern texas. and they could be in for one of the bigger outbreaks we've seen this year. it is starting to get into that time of year. for us we do have a chance for strong storms coming from a different system. right now, a very nice ni upper 70s, low to mid-80s, even the upper 80s in some locations. at 11:00 at night, we're sitting at 67 degrees. still very mild. 69 out towards dulles. 74 at kwaunts coe. a couple storms on the radar, couple showers up towards baltimore and hartford county. not much going on. these are sliding away from us. and there may be a few more early tomorrow. we have another frontal boundary trying to come through. then back to the west we have another one. this brought severe weather to chicago and then another one back to the north. that's going to come through tomorrow. what that is, is going to be a cold front. we're going to be on the mild side, the very warm side. here we are 8:00 tomorrow morning. no problems. another great start to the day. we see a partial front m

one location, 35 across northern texas, all the way through mississippi. 35 reports of hail. and at one location, tennis ball-sized hail out there. causing significant damage. you still have the threat through the rest of your monday, into tuesday morning. mainly here across the lower mississippi river valley where you have the highest threat of cold air coming in. that moist, warm air out of the gulf of mexico. just setting up a battle line there. as far as the severe weather's concerned, that's still going to be a problem. north of that, i mentioned the cold air. frost advisories in place through the ohio river valley, because of the chilly temperatures. chicago with a high of 4. sunny skies out there for you. if we look at eastern europe heading into the middle east, i do want to mention across parts of turkey, widespread rainfall. that is going to continue to drift to the east. even an attached front moving across syria there through most of iraq where you'll be looking at the showers over the next several days. ankara, rain showers, thunderstorms on your wednesday. but i

large hail especially in northern texas broke windows and windshields and damaged roofs. the storm struck an area that had just about recovered from severe weather last month. now residents have to make repairs once again. look at the radar. the southeast is in for another day of unsettled weather. there will be heavy rain and sometimes thunderstorms today. flooding is possible with some gulf coast states getting two to three inches of rain. >>> nearly 40,000 verizon workers are set to go on strike today that could interrupt massachusetts to virginia making it eventualally one of the largest strikes in their history. officials with the company say it's thousands of temporary workers have been trained. >> we're learning new details about how the fbi got into the san bernardino shooter's iphone. sources tell "the washington post" the bureau paid professional hackers. they found a flaw in the phone's software and created a device to find the four-digit password that unlocked the phone. now the fbi is considering whether to share the technology with apple. >>> britain's young

some schools are closed today and forecasters say there northern texas and louisiana. let's look at the radar. the thunderstorms are now shifting into the southeast on the radar, you can seats heavy downpours in mississippi and alabama, as well. isolated tornados are also possible there today. >>> police at the u.s. capitol can expect another busy day today due to planned protests. a coalition of groups calling itself democracy spring marches and clanted its way to the capitol yesterday. protests are demanding big money be removed from politics and also claim state voter i.d. laws are suppressing voter participation. the groups have demonstrations planned for every day this week. >>> hundreds of protesters gathered in north carolina over the state's controversial new law limiting protections for the lgbt community. there were several tense moments when those who support the law clashed with those who call it discriminatory. here's abc's elizabeth hur. >> to protect our families and our children. >> reporter: another week, >> it was plain common sense. no men in women's

. >> schools in northern texas are closed today because administrators say they can't guarantee a safe place for student after tremendous storms, the national weather service says hail the size of soft balls fell, buildings, prog, damaged but no serious injuries. >> time 4:49. time for check on business news. >> mine watch's jig wallner joins us live this morning from the new york stock exchange. jill, good morning. >> another big bank is settling claims related to the financial crisis? >> well, that's right. wall street bank goldman sachs will pay $5 billion. >> to set many that goldman new were likely to fail, so this was part of the widespread mortgage fraud, that triggered the great recession in 2008. goldman is the last of the big banks to settle with the government. that part is a little bit controversial. >> jill, we know that college costs add up quickly, but in some places they've got nothing on day care prices. >> that's right. new study find that in 23 state it is more expensive to send a four year old to preschool or day care than it is to send a 18 year old to a state coll

so for today, from plainville to amarillo, northern texas through areas of western kansas and easternado, that's the area of concern. maybe an isolated tornado or two. then saturday, warm weather, beautiful, nice as it possibly could be. ohio valley, great lakes. nice in the northeast. but colorado, you are famous for your april snowstorms and this will be another one of them. two to four feet of snow is possible in the mountainous areas. ski resorts have fresh powder for the next week. foothills 8 to 14 inches, including the denver area. by the time get to sunday our storm is moving into the bigger cities. san antonio, oklahoma city. it could be a washout of a sunday for you. and we could be looking at very heavy rainfall. it's because of a blocking weather pattern, that storm will sit in four corner region. >> still looking forward to the weekend. >> you love the fact you have a beautiful weekend. >> we have earned this, yes, we have. >>> then that's this story, the youngest member of the murderous manson family is one step closer to freedom. after 46 years in prison and 19 denied p

severe storms dumped golf ball sized hails in northern texas.pellets mashed through windows and tour blinds apart. classes were canceled today so the community can get out there and start cleaning up. >> a white south carolina police officer who shot and killed a black man will not have to go to jail. officer justin craven pleaded guilty to misdemeanor conduct. he was sentenced to three years probation as part of the deal. dashcam of the 2014 incident in north augusta was just released. craven fired three shots into earnest satterwhite's car. it happened after the victim were you seen pushing away the officer's gun. >>> after the ruling south carolina lawmaker joe kneel said the system let raven get away with it. >>> that is a $25,000 reward up for grabs in the search for seven stolen andy warhol painterrings. the backache in occurred at the springfield art museum in missouri last week. the collection is set number 31 of the campbell soup one collection valued at $500,000. the museum has owned the collection since 1985. >> 5:52. up next, a phila

we saw this time yesterday with wet weather beginning to pick up in the early morning hours in northern texas. the line made it to houston by the afternoon hours. look at what the models want to do this afternoon. a large complex of thunderstorms across eastern texas by this afternoon. the bulk of the heavy rainfall, the bulk of it east of houston. the vast majority have impacted areas west of houston. notice beaumont to lake charles, that is where we could see 4 to 6 inches of rainfall thursday afternoon. that a tremendous amount of water in a short time period. all indications this is moving to the east and we get a brief cooling trend in the forecast. in new york, you go from upper 70s on friday to lower 60s. with sunny skies for the weekend. in chicago, a see-saw battle of 60s and 70s before 80s come back on monday. >>> thank you. 15 minutes past the hour. criminal charges filed in the flint water crisis. more could be coming. that's next. >>> three government employees are the first to face criminal charges in connection with the flint water contamination crisis. two members of the michi

the possibility of severe weather still lingers for northern portions of texas. slight to marginal risk of severe thunderstorms extending along the gulf coast as well. for those of you living there, keep an eye out. the system, yes, it has a history of producing some towards but the bigger threat is damaging winds and also hail. hundreds of reports produced over a 48-hour period. so look out for that. denver through chicago, thunderstorms along the gulf coast. showers extending even into new york as we go throughout the day on thursday. meanwhile, we look at the forecast for east asia. we're seeing a bit of a drier pattern into the southeastern portions of china. that's good news. we need a break after all the rain and flooding concerns in the area. but the low pressure system that has been moving over japan is continuing to bring some rain and is intensifying. things are drying out back toward the west. up to the north, we're talking about snow. yeah! over into the northeastern portions of hokkaido, seeing wintery weathers with gusts up to 100 miles an hour. par

midsection of the country where they are dealing with severe tornadoes and destructive tornados from northern texas and omaha, nebraska and a piece of this pushes in thursday and thankfully when that moves in here it's no longer going to be severe. location is key as to what to experience. north of philadelphia sunny and mid-60s, south of the city, a lot of clouds lingering and shower early in the morning in southern new jersey and delaware. and the system in the midwest, thursday again no severe weather and the good soaking of rain which we need thursday afternoon a .25 to .50 inch of rain. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast 66 degrees for the city of philadelphia tomorrow and sun to the north and clouds to the south for your wednesday, afternoon rain develops for all here wednesday at 61 and we only stay in the low 60s on friday and a lot of clouds dreary and left over showers and we kick it out in time for the weekend and sunshine returning on saturday and 68 looks dry for the broad street run and temperatures in the 50s for the morning and 68 and clouds and rain and stays unsettled an

today looks like it is going to be hard to avoid that with a big cluster of storms starting in northern texasluding dallas early in the day and that tracking into towards houston into the afternoon. plus the rain up into the places like chicago a weak front knocking down temperatures a little bit into portions in the northeast and the mid atlantic by still very warm and well above average. and the temperature story is a big one. warm in the east. warm and hot in the west. day four of 80 plus degree temperatures in seattle. that is a new record streak for the month of april. that is your latest coast to coast forecast. i'm jen carfagno. "worldwide exchange" continues after this. febreze air effects heavy duty has up to... ...two times the odor-eliminating power to... ...remove odors you've done noseblind to [inhales] mmm. use febreze air effects, till it's fresh and try febreze small spaces... ...to continuously eliminate up to two times the odors... ...for 30 days febreze small spaces and air effects, two more ways... [inhale + exhale mnemonic] to breathe happy. >>> welcome back to "worldwide

strong to severe storms including hail, damaging winds and tornadoes for much of central and northern texaser elevation snow upwards of a foot or more. houston, texas, last week record-setting rainfall, they don't want any more rain in the forecast but over the next five days the chance of more rain so we are watching that area carefully. you can see forecast highschooler than average, warmer than average feels like summertime across the south, that will be on going into friday and saturday and sunday, we have the clash of this two air masses, that is one indication we are into severe weather season where we could see potential for strong to severe storms for the next five days. >> if we have to get stormy weather news at least we are getting it from a sunny person. coming up we went to local market action before we head 2 "mornings with maria," stay with us. dow futures down 0.8%, the s&p 500 percentagewise. [airplane sounds] announcer: in your new role, we help you help. visit aarp.org/caregiving for information on how to provide even better care for the person who once took care of you.

storm expected to stretch from northern texas to southern nebraska and stretching through many citiesallas, oklahoma city, wichita and kansas city. rescue crews already fanning out across the region as a big precaution. >>> prince's death not only leafs a legacy of music, the musician leaves behind a massive music empire worth millions and we have new information from his sister about whether or not he had a will before he died. >>> plus kasich and cruz defending their alliance against trump. will it show itself in the polls or will it just fizzle out? >> i have to ask you about your alliance with ted cruz? why do that? >> it's about resources being directed where you have the best chance of having a good result. before earning 1% cash back everywhere, every time and 2% back at the grocery store. even before he got 3% back on gas. kenny used his bankamericard cash rewards credit card to join the wednesday night league. because he loves to play hoops. not jump through them. that's the excitement of rewarding connections. apply online or at a bank of america near you. >>> shepard smith

. >>> people in northern texas spent the day suffer aing damage in wiley, texas, near dallas.maged homes and cars and it looks like someone took a baseball bat to them. and the hail made a huge splash of water when it fell into a pool. the district canceled class today because of safety concerned. >>> now jaime apody is here with more on the flyers playoffs with the death of ed schneider. >> it's it's high of making the playoffs but losing their heart and soul in ed schneider. they got back in the ice to start their first big round series, in washington. they are playing with extra motivation and schneider's passing on sunday -- >> i think mr. schneider held on until he knew we made the playoffs, that is the feeling we get here. it's a sad situation and we know who is in a better place and who is looking over us. we are doing this in his honor. >> the playoffs have a lot at stake and everything mr. schneider did for the organization and every individual in the organization and past. we owe him something special. we'll have to go out and work hard and see what happens. >> he pa

. >>> storms with heavy rain and baseball-sized hail did severe damage in parts of northern texas. take a look at this video taken north of dallas. the hail crashed through the windows of one home and damaged furniture. inside, winds gusting up to 70 miles per hour also ripped roofs off homes and other the injuries were minimal. some people were injured by broken glass from all the hail. >>> when the same system came through mississippi, it caused some pretty serious flooding. you can see drivers getting caught in all that rain during yesterday's evening commute. the storms also knocked down several trees and some of those came down on top of homes. >>> a california roadway is closed after a large portion of the street collapsed into a massive sinkhole. here it is, it is unknown what caused the damage. exactly caused the sinkhole. but it's likely due to a lot of rain recently. so far, about 12 x 15-foot section of road has collapsed, leaving a 15- to 20-foot deep hole. >> you look at all right and all of a sudden a little frost warning in mid april doesn't seem so bad, does it? >>

. >> from northern texas.hey got slammed by a massive hailstorm. >> the photos in an area necessary of dallas, they were hit heart with golf-ball sized hail larger than 4". >> right through the windshield. that is where you have to came the insurance broker, whether it is your house, car, crops, whatever. it destroys everything. grapefruit side is 4" in dram step. it could kill you technically if you are hit in the head and an updraft would have to be over 150 miles per hour. >> very extreme. >> and here we will be in the 70's and 80s. >> and we are come lane because it might rain on thursday o. and mess up the commute. but we do not have the damage. >> here is a look at live doppler hd you can see the break were clouds over the top of us, and isolate the area of drizzle is possible through 9:00 this morning. sutro tower shows it was cloudy earlier and it is opened up so we look at market street and that is an example of what will were what. mostly cloudy to partly cloudy. wet weather on thursday. highs nearly

. >> yeah, east of the rockies, the tornado-producing storms out there towards the northern central texas and into oklahoma and lots of snow in denver, an upper level low, and pretty strong ridge of high pressure giving us offshore winds, and while we see record highs here, heavy snow will continue across parts of the rockies and severe weather across the southern plains for tomorrow. during the day, notice the temperature starting off in the 70s around ocean beach and pleasanton, and low 70s in ocean beach and a gorgeous sunset thanks to the high clouds late in the day. and the wind direction tomorrow, still the same. not the sea breeze we are accustomed to, and winds strongly offshore, and our temperatures will be more at summer-like levels as soon as noon tomorrow. warming into the upper 70s and 80s by noon. upper 80s south of downtown. san francisco, in the upper 70s to low 80s, and peninsula temperatures running in the mid to possibly upper 80s for tomorrow. if you are going to head out to the cherry blossom festival, 1:00, the parade, it's going to feel a little toasty as the typica

. >>> this morning, the clean-up continues after a monster hailstorm in northern texas that had familiesgether fearing for their lives. abc's phillip mena shows us the incredible images. >> oh, my gosh! >> reporter: terrifying storms blasting up to softball-sized hail. families running for cover outside dallas. >> get in there. find the cat. >> reporter: donna ruth cole getting her son to safety as giant hailstones shatter windows. >> i was a little bit worried, but i didn't have any clue it was going to be to that magnitude. >> so scared. >> it's okay, i'm with you. >> reporter: john cavallo covering his daughter in a towel, getting to an interior room. glass exploding nearby. >> that's the moment when you know, oh, my god, something's really going on here. >> reporter: that same living room shredded. damaging winds extending to arkansas. and lightning sparking a fire at the church in el dorado. and this is all that's left of the church, burned to the ground and reduced to rubble. the storms also bringing flooding to mississippi. >> that might be a totaled car. >> reporter: but by far,

martha: to northern texas where they have been pummeled by golf ball size hail.t smashed car windows and windshields. one school district is closed because of safety concerns. the storm slamming arkansas. that looks like one of those baseballs that goes through a windshield. >> millions of votes ahead, which they don't even talk about. they never even mention it. they talk about delegates. i'm hundreds of delegates ahead. but the system is rigged. it's a rigged, disgusting, dirty system. only a non-politician would say it. bill: big applause line for that. ted cruz swept 34 delegates in colorado over the weekend. is trump right on his argument? >> vice president joe biden's comments, how are people reacting to that. whether the system is set up against him. what do the voters think? >> the system isn't rigged. the rules are set well in advance. if he was organized he could have taken advantage of them as well. but this is a powerful intuitive argument donald trump is making and it's a prologue he will be make being a convention if he falls short of 1,237 and ther

that is hail the size of tennis balls reported in northern texas from a massive storm system. d even some tornadoes could impact states from texas to nebraska. now, that same system already dumping a foot of snow on parts of colorado and the rockies could see several feet before it's all over. keep in mind, this is april, almost may. senior meteorologist janice dean is live in the weather center. what's going on? the weather is as crazy as the campaign. >> absolutely correct. we have all sorts of weather happening including feet of snow in the rockies, the potential for severe storms and flooding. we have this setup right here. a low across the rockies, a lot of moisture from the gulf of mexico. and that cold front that's slamming into the central plains. watches and warnings, tornado watch in effect until 9:00 p.m. local time for the texas panhandle, oklahoma panhandle, a come of severe weather warnings, severe thunderstorm warnings south of amarillo and east of lubbock texas. you can see the snow in the higher elevations, even the foothills of the rockies overnight tonight in

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area at risk goes, we're watching for the most part, neb bless ca southward down here into northern sections of texas. red color here, that's where we have enhanced severe weather. moderate to strong severe storms, oklahoma city just outside of wichita fall, that's where if we're going to get a strong tornado or one or two of them, that's the most likely spot there. relatively flat country, a ton of storm chasers out there watching that today. if there are any tornados out there, we'll watch it as it areas, spokane look good too. that's the bottom line. possibly strong tornados, just hope they don't hit anything. >> that's good advice for those to stay out of the way, too. bill, thank you for that. >>> well, now to the latest on the gruesome killing rampage in ohio. intriguing new information as authorities remain on the hunt for the persons responsible for killing eight members of a single family. law enforcement official with knowledge of the investigation now tells nbc news the marijuana found in the homes of the victims was not for personal use. one of the marijuana grow operations found in the k

that spring pattern, that positively tilted trough and new low pressure system and northern texas, parts of southwestern oklahoma just southwest oklahoma city had the potential for it. could see an isolated tornado but mostly damaging winds with this one. and with the same storm that created the issues much of north carolina going to see the severe weather again today. this is something to look for not only that new storm in the west but of course right here along the east coast. so much more coming up in just a couple of minutes. george and amy. >>> to the race for the white house. ted cruz shaking up the race. naming carly fiorina as his running meat as both front-runners donald trump and hillary clinton gain momentum. jon karl has the latest in washington. good morning jon. >> good morning amy. donald trump has declared himself the nominee but ted cruz is hoping his hail mary vp move can shake up the race. it's a long shot move by ted cruz to try to save his campaign. >> my friend and the next vice president of the united states carly fiorina! >> cruz's tapping carly fiorina as his vi

three twisters touching down in northern texas. reportedly killing one person and injuring four others. the violent weather also tearing up roofs, uprooting trees and tossing vehicles. tornadoes also touching down in oklahoma, kansas, indiana, missouri, iowa, and nebraska. oklahoma hospitals say at least 12 injuries have been linked to the storms. >>> real estate heir robert durst sentenced to more than seven years in prison. it's part of a plea deal on a weapons charge in new orleans. durst also faces a separate murder charge in california. he's accused of killing a female friend in 2000 to keep her from talking to new york prosecutors about the disappearance of his first wife. i'm patricia stark and now back to "hannity." for all your headlines, log on to foxnews.com. >>> welcome back to "hannity." so republican voters, they're energized this election cycle and it's led in part by front-runner donald trump. here now to explain a lot more is "fox & friends" own heather nauert. >> donald trump has sbeen sayin he's ahead of his repu

. >>> residents in northern texas assessing widespread damage from tornadoes.ree tornadoes touched down last night damaging homes and uprooting trees. five people were injured, one seriously. >>> and the ceo of chobani surprising 2,000 employees by giving them an ownership stake in the company. if the greek yo gurt company does an ipo or sells itself, those shares could be converted to stock or to cash. and that is the cnbc news update this hour. carl, i'll send it back down to you. >> thanks so much, sue. let's get to the cme group and check in with rick santelli and get the exchange. >> thanks, carl. happy fed day. and of course if it's fed day we always try to get an individual who has some in-depth awareness of the fed. and today, wow, we got the biggest character of all that fits that, and it's richard fisher, former dallas fed president. richard, thanks for joining me this morning. >> emphasis on the word character. i appreciate that, rick. >> hey, listen, you tell it like it is. it's so refreshing. so i'm going to hit you right with my best shot in the b

say a 62-year-old woman has died after a tree fell on her home at strong storms swept through northern texasather spurred three tornadoes last night. >>> and mcdonald's is testing a new chicken mcnugget recipe which does not include preservetives. they rolled out the new nuggets or mcnuggets, i should say in, oregon and washington last movement it is the latest move to boost business by offering healthier food. >>> well, all day breakfast is working for them. we'll see whether this does. that's the news update this hour. back to you. >> i wonder if the taste changes based on the lack of preservetives. >> you know what? hopefully it's better. i think they're banking on it being better. >> yeah. >> you never know. >> thank you. >>> there's been a shift in the markets with money coming out of certain sectors like technology going into sectors like energy and materials. let's talk about that rotation and valuation. two key things driving the markets, bob pisani is with me. they did a little switch today. we start off with bob. this has been a rotation we've seen basically year to date. energy ma

omaha to lincoln down through central oklahoma and down through the northern half of texas.of red is in the strong to moderate risk. that's the best chance for any of the strong tornados. the ones that are the most deadly. that timing looks to be late afternoon. so let's show you the timing of it. 1:00, 2:00, 3:00 p.m., and by the time we get to 6:00 p.m., they explode over wichita and topeka. not until about 10:00 p.m. do we get dallas into the mix and kansas city with wind damage out of i. then tomorrow, we do it all again. the worst of it is this afternoon. >> hopefully folks will -- >> hopefully they'll miss. they're going to happen. we need them not to hit any towns. >>> still ahead, food fight. wait until you see donald trump's latest line of attack against john kasich. "way too early" is coming back. if legalzoom has your back.s, over the last 10 years we've helped one million business owners get started. visit legalzoom today for the legal help you need to start and run your business. legalzoom. legal help is here. now that i work there, i value dothe food even more.

with the warmer air comes the threat of stronger storms through arkansas into northern louisiana and eastern texasre we could see some damaging winds and large hail especially monday afternoon. kate? >> we'll take the warmer temperatures, dylan, thanks. >>> when "nightly news" continues on this sunday night, parental leave. we'll go to a city where it will soon be mandated for both parents with full pay. >>> later we'll take a road trip to see how science comes alive when it's presented in a novel setting. >>> we're back with a landmark development this past week on the issue of parental leave. san francisco is set to become the first city to require employers to offer six weeks off with full pay for all new parents. steve patterson reports on how it works. >> reporter: it's those little moments she loves the most. >> like today, he's starting to reach. if i have to go back to work sooner, i would not see that. >> reporter: on a night like this, taeshawn smith is able to put down newborn josiah, make dinner and catch up with family. she hasn't been at her job long enough to get paid family leave b

texas. this is the futurecast model. look at how the rainfall totals stack that. three up to 6 inches as we look to the northern portions of texas into oklahoma. locally around houston, austin, san antonio, eight that's -- eight up to 12 inches. it is going to be a very rough go unfortunately for them. for us, clear sailing. 67 degrees today for the first pitch as the yankees take on the mariners. a beautiful day for a ballgame. if you are in the mood to get outside, you want to keep this in mind. the uv forecast is high with a burn time of 30 minutes. sunny skies and 72. cooler by the coast. becoming more easterly wind -- communities feeling a little cooler overnight. fifty-two in the city. fortys in the suburbs. a nice mild overnight. tomorrow, 78 degrees. gorgeous to start. clouds building and all the time. monday into tuesday, a few showers. maybe a lingering sprinkle. wednesday, 65. mostly sunny. thursday, 74. another stunning day. friday and saturday, looking at the most unsettled days of the week. we will get rain those days and it will be needed by then. >> a good weekend for little league. >> i'm tryin

brewing in the southern plains again today with the tornado watches widespread over oklahoma, texas, eastward, northern loz, southwestern arkansas. number of warnings active in northeast texas. farther east from nashville to storms. some of that energy is pushed east. i don't think we will see much of that either. what we will see is more of the same tonight with the rain well displayed to the north. we have a stationary front to the south. and southwest. future cast as we start the ride through the weekend here, we will stay cloudy and cool tonight. as we head through the overnight, a couple showers later tonight. getting through the day tomorrow we will pick up more moisture. probably not until lateen and evening. cloudy and cool. most of the day should be rain free. we hit late afternoon and the evening, nighttime hours and the chances of the rain start to overspread the region as the front heads back. warm front. we will find sunday the areas of showers through the morning. right now it looks like the front will go through early afternoon. we may break into partly sunny skies in spots. as we head t

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