danielle nottingham reports. >> the sierra valley snowpack is usually at its high right now. the snow drought is apparent. >> we are standing on grass and should be standing on snow. >> reporter: there is no snow to measure at this key survey sight. >> this is the first year in measurements going back to 1942 where the snow course has been bare. >> reporter: water officials say 60% to 70% of the survey sites have no snow. the governor is taking unprecedented action to deal with the drought. >> i'm issuing an executive order. >> reporter: for the first time in california's history, the governor is imposing mandatory restrictions to reduce water use 25%. >> it's going to affect golf courses, people's lawns, universities campuses all sorts of institutions. >> reporter: the snowpack which supply as third of california's water plunged to an historic low. >> people should realize, we are in a new era. the idea of your nice green grass getting lots of water every day, that could be a thing of the past. >> reporter: governor brown says the new mandatory restrictions could save 488 bi

danielle nottingham has more. >> reporter: the last time of daniel harris' life caught on tape. >> a luger. >> a luger. >> reporter: an office wearing camera equipped glasses joined the chase and tackled harris. also nearby 70-year-old bob bates, bates is heard warning that he's going to use a taser. but instead of a crackle of a taser, a gunshot is heard. bates apologizes. >> shot him, i'm sorry. >> reporter: a dying harris claims he's losing his breath, and here's this in response. >> -- your breath. >> reporter: the district attorney decided to charge bates with manslaughter. >> there's no way an officer can get this confused for this. >> mr. bates is a former tulsa police officer. he's highly trained. hundred us of hours of training. he's probably one of the more trained reserve officers in the entire place. >> reporter: bates' attorney was asked about his client's donations to the sheriff's department. >> the fact that he's been benevolent towards the sheriff's department that has given to the city. and we have a lot of great citizens of tulsa that have given to the police depar

danielle nottingham, cbs news. >>> roads flooded by the heaven rain. some vehicles were completely submerged. eric fisher of our station has more. lots of tornado and storms. a lot of damaging storms broaden it out. these are all wind and hail damage reportsal all 'long into texas. we're tracking it eastward for friday. the warm air along the east coast and gulf coast. most of it will take the form of a squall line as we head into the afternoon. so from the mid-atlantic including philly/d.c. areas and reaching through atlanta and the i-10 corridor. headed for friday. couldn't rule out a few isolated tornados. targeting a risk of severe weather from philly down through the try age area north carolina and reaching back into texas that's where the storms will be this friday. and high temperatures around the country generally looking at pretty warm stuff. lots of 60s and 70s and springlike forecasts with quite the weather this weekend. i'm meteorologist eric fisher for cbs news. >>> hillary clinton could launch her second bid for the white house as early a

. >> danielle nottingham spoke with a cyber security expert in san francisco who says it doesn't takeh to protect yourself. >> reporter: megan knew something was wrong when the monitor camera was moving and she wasn't controlling it. >> i yelled into the camera and i was like quit watching me. but i didn't know what to do. >> reporter: her web cam was hacked and the cyber security expert says hackers have tools to search the entire center for vulnerable cameras that are on a wireless network. >> they might go to the man yawl and typically they'll just use the default log in credentialed. i think about 95% of the cameras on the market have vulnerabilities out of the box. >> reporter: once hackers gain access, they can remotely move your web cam. record audio and video and even talk to you. it happened to nanny ashley stanley. she heard a voice commenting on the dirty diaper she was changing on baby sammy. >> i was kind of really freaked out. like -- maybe somebody hacked into the camera or something. and so he says something else like oh well you should probably password protect your c

. >> danielle nottingham shows us how one california company is promising a new level of online privacy reporter: e-mail privacy used to be a big concern for cal tech professor maria spearapulu. >> when i was writing an e- mail, i was thinking that i was basically putting it as a headline in the newspaper. >> but for two years, she has been testing an encrypted e- mail service, one of her students designed called proton mail. it promises to keep third parties and the government from snooping through your inbox. the recipient must enter a password to decode and read the message. proton mail co-founder jason stockman says the edward snowden nsa leaks inspired the idea. >> you kind of trust the services to keep your data secure and private but they hold the lock and key and with proton mail, you hold the lock and key. >> it is based in switzerland where strict privacy laws encrypt and not only proton mail can read what is on the sever. >> all we can give people is completely encrypted information that only the original recipient can read. >> there are other secure features, like self destr

and danielle nottingham it's the biggest trade violation in history. today middle east governments are shredding open skies agreements they signed pumping over $40 billion in prohibited subsidies into their state-owned airlines. protectionism at its worst. and their actions threaten thousands of u.s. aviation jobs. it's time for middle east countries to play by the rules. restore competition. restore open skies. fight for american jobs. >> tonight the remains have all been recovered from the side of last week's plane crash in the french alps. executives laid flowers at a monument dedicated to those 150 victims, but the executives refused to talk about what they know about the medical history of the copilot, the man suspected of deliberately crashing the plane. they face a massive bill for the recovery operation and the possibility of enormous lawsuits. >>> talks on limiting iran's nuclear program will last at least one more day. >> negotiators blew past the original deadline but president obama told the secretary of state to ignore the deadline at the

danielle nottingham, cbs news, san francisco. >>> coming up, more on the overnight developments on thests in baltimore. jessie is on the scene. plus we talk to manny pacquiao and floyd mayweather on their upcoming fight. >>> comedian john oliver joins us in the studio. >>> finally, fans waiting for the royal baby to arrive got a special delivery on tuesday. the duke and duchess of cambridge sent pastries to the die hards waiting outside. some have camped there for more than a week. that's the "cbs morning news" for this wednesday. thanks for watching. i'm alison harmelin have a great day. thankswatching. i'm alison harmelin have a great day. h te bridge, just a few cars on the road and haze. >> a little dewy. >> fog, a little moisture. >> dirt on the camera. something. >> it's something. [ laughter ] >> we are going to get to the bottom of it. >> we are. good morning, everyone. it is wednesday, april 29. i'm michelle griego. >> hi, everyone. i'm frank mallicoat. happy "hump day," everybody. time to rise and shine at this wonderful hour of 4:30. we have the gang in today. roberta is goi

. >> i'm danielle nottingham in los angeles. coming up, how companies are training their workers to spot potential hackers before they strike. >>> the tornado watch continues until 10 p.m. remember a watch means it's possible. a warning means it's actually happening. luckily so far no warnings. it covers the entire area from fredericksburg cumberland, prince george's county, easton, cambridge. go to the basement, interior room. stay away from windows and protect yourself from flying debris. that's what causes most of the injuries. live look outside our live michael and son weather cam. reporting a little bit of lightning right now and 79 degrees. winds out of the south at about 10. here's the radar over the past hour. you can see this heavy storm on the east side of the beltway. pretty good storms too up in the mountains then these storms down west of culpeper, that's what we're watching for the 7:00, 8:00 hour in the immediate metro area. we've got pretty storms just west of hagerstown. we'll zoom up a little bit. these are pre

this story is unfolding on the 1600 block of nottingham lane in hamilton. "eyewitness news" reporter diana rocco has the latest development development. >> reporter: police remain outside the 600 block of nottingham lane crime tape is up and the investigation continues late into the evening. after police shoot a man inside his parent's home. >> very unsettling. >> reporter: police say the 36-year-old man was attacking his parents. stabbing his father with a knife when police arrived. >> the officers met the suspect. advised him several times to drop the knife while he was stabbing an individual. did he not drop the knife and the officers used force to prevent any further injury to the victim. >> reporter: neighbors heard the commotion after 5:00 o'clock wednesday at this end unit and called 911. >> all of a sudden, cop cars passing me by. sirens you had to keep pulling over and by the time they got done about 10 of them went by me. >> reporter: when officers arrived the man had already injured his mother and was on top his 55-year-old father he had stabbed

danielle nottingham, cbs news los angeles. >> time now, 4:41. >>> major security problems at airports and sfo is the worst of all. why airport officials are blaming the neighbors. >> and what is cool about your school? email your nominations to coolschools@kpix.com. we may come and feature your school on the show. we'll be right back. >>> 4:43 now. sfo is doing damage control after being named the worst airport in the country for security. according to the "associated press," there have been 37 security breaches there in the past decade. of those breaches only two people had access to planes. a spokesman for sfo says their neighbors are the problem. >> we have a homeless shelter that is adjacent to the airport perimeter. we have been in extensive outreach with that homeless shelter. and our goal really is to ensure that the occupants of that homeless shelter keep a safe distance away from our airport perimeter. >> mineta san jose airport is fifth worst in the country. oakland airport was not on the list at all. >>> supercell thunderstorms in the midwest produced destructive tornadoes

phil and we use him every saturday sunday morning 53 degrees, he says he's out in nottingham. be a great day to be out with the dogs. and it is. take your pet outside. they've been suffering through this cold winter along with the rest of us, and we've been waiting for spring to finally warm up. it is warming up in a major way today. 52-degree temperature, this is where phil in philadelphia says: go walk, go bike, go to the zoo go barbeque, go play, just be outside. couldn't be better advice. there is still some snow around. let me show you that. oh we change the camera view, to jack frost big boulder. we were on the ski slope there was some snow, but now looking at just a sunrise out there. but not too far away. there is a little snow, i'll show you that, already on the ground, it will be melting though because it will be 75 degrees today. in the poconos and not just 75 degrees. it will also be winnie, in fact, there is a red flag warning, that goes this afternoon between 3:00 and 8:00 p.m. and areas to the north shaded in the red and just to be very careful with anything tha

east nottingham across 95. this is starting to move into new castle county. also for parts of northern chester county and also approaching the philadelphia area. so this is one spot that we'll be keeping our eye on as well. for now, some of the strongest storms, some of the highest winds are moving toward our shore points in parts of burlington and ocean county. here's ocean county again. there you see heavy rain accompanied with high wind. there you see galloway township and atlanta county going into burlington county. mystic island briefly heavy rain and damaging winds near about 60 miles an hour. that's another thing we can expect for our shore points. winds near 60 miles an hour. this is damaging wind speed. we've already seen a 71-mile-an-hour wind gust at philly international airport. so that's one thing we'll definitely keep you on top of us as we go through the rest of the afternoon. let's head over to first alert meteorologist brittney shipp. >> i'm adding up our peak wind gusts. 71 miles an hour at philadelphia international airport. lehigh peak win

danielle nottingham, "eyewitness news". >> 6:45 right now.healthy through the summer is a top priority at the ymca. the american academy of pediatrics just released a study that says kids are vulnerable not only to for getting a they've learned during the school year, but also to excessive weight gain. what's called the summer slide, ymca hosting free event today called healthy kids day. big day today to make sure all kids are healthy regardless where they come from over 1300y's in the country engaged in the activity, looking forward to everyone come. you don't have to be a member to come. anybody can. it is about wife's commitment to the community. >> that's great. now the event boasts fun and creative activities for kids to help keep them happy and healthy. days and times vary on location, go to the website cbsphilly.com to find detail, again, about healthy kids day at your local y. 6:46. a lot coming upment and the any mason, van eat adjourn us live with the preview. good morning guys. >>> good morning nicole. coming up: struggle between w

danielle nottingham cbs news, los angeles. >> listeriosis is usually treated with antibiotics and fluids. >>> a loudoun county high school robotics team whose award winning robot was stolen last weekend steveed a big check this morning. >> robo loco was presented with a $15,000 check this morning at the technology firm kelos in ashburn. a campaign to raise money for the team started a few days ago after word got out their robot had been stolen along with the chevy tahoe it was in. they just placed second in the regional robotics competition in tennessee and got that coveted invitation to the world championship in st. louis april 22nd, but without a robot ready, they had to build a new one and they got the help to do it. >> that was all the night's sleep we lost, all the time we spent getting money from sponsors and finding materials, fixing things. >> adversity like this kind of has its way of making you rise to the top. >> and they are. the team strike ball a new robot from a practice one -- is building a new robot from a practice one. they will ship it next week to st. louis. we wish t

they allowed nottingham to resign from the bench, give up his pension, he comes from a wealthy family, okay, and the u.s. attorney chose not to do anything. now i always believed that was payback and i believe the ex-parte meetings said the following. they said, you need to find a way to convict this guy and let me tell you -- why convict many he? i was a dodger fan, from brooklyn, why do they care? the answer is pretty simple. if you're the head of nstack and you say no to the nsa, how likely do you think it is going to be that at&t, mci, sprint and everybody else agree. i think me going to federal prison for a couple of years forfeiting, having my career ruined reputation ruined, all the collateral consequences i suffer now, i'm such a threat to society, i can't vote, i can't carry a firearm under the second amendment, you know impacts your family. that's a message to everybody else. as you know, as you read recently in 2007,ia iayahoo! admitted they got fined. so everybody has played ball and with all respect to the people who were presenting today when i hear that, you know google

nottingham getting a little bit of rain. pottstown getting showers and wilmington. wet weather on the way. we'll see clouds in philadelphia at 6:00. 59 degrees. at 9:00 the rain will be moving through but it should be tapering off right around midday in philadelphia. still falling in delaware and south jersey. by 1:00 in the afternoon, 60 degrees. we go through it hour by hour the future weather when i'm back in ten. let's see where the rain is affecting traffic. katy zachry. >> good morning, katy. i stole some of your radar to put it on our roads map and show you that the rain as you said is affecting things up in the lehigh valley, montgomery and chester county. this is up in allentown area. i-70 at route 222. not affecting things up in that stretch. just something for you to take into consideration as you're headed out the door. in philadelphia the vine street expressway eastbound there was a closure between midnight and it lifted at 5:00 a.m. it was between the schuylkill and the exit to broad street. that's clearing now. taking a look at some of our pennsylvani

he has pled nottingham foster guilty by reason of insanity. the prosecution is arguing for the death penalty. holmes could be sentenced to life in a mental hospital. >>> a supreme court will begin hospital. >>> the supreme court will hear aim sex same-sex marriage arguments. but many businesses have already made their decision on the subject. >> thisthis is the ben and jerry's factory in vermont. while they're churning out their favorite flavors they're dishing up a serving of civil rights. the it is one of 79 business who is have signed in support of same-sex marriage. >> i think society is much more accepting now. i think this will evolve over time. i think hopefully sooner than later it will all be behind us, and we'll all wonder what all the fuss was about. >> it's a wide variety of industries supporting same-sex marriage. everything from banks to technology companies hotel chains airlines and even sports teams. they argue that the patchwork of laws that now exist is bad for business, same-sex marriage is allowed in 37 states and the distr

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danielle nottingham reports. >> reporter: tornado sirens sound as a huge funnel cloud touched down over illinois. one of the areas hardest hit was the town of rowshell about 80 miles west of chicago. the national weather service confirmed at least one large tornado in the area thursday night as a powerful line of storms raked across the state. >> we got the alerts on our phone and all of a sudden heard all the debris hitting the windows and large probably a little bit bigger than golfball-size hail started hitting the windows. it was only five minutes. >> reporter: raymond cramer and his wife made it underground just in time. >> pulled in here ran inside, got a couple pictures of the tornados. we went down in the basement. 12 of us in the basement. >> reporter: the tornado destroyed a rochelle restaurant. emergency workers pulled survivors from the basement. >> i talked to another resident as this was going through. she went someplace else and came back and texted me and said the town was devastated. >> reporter: the storm also brought large hail and heavy rain. more storming are ahead

we will go further inland here, 47 is a bit cooler for fran in nottingham with a nice clear sky at this hour, we have a comment clear cool, nice start to the day. the absolutely. overall we are talking about a decent day here. lets go across the river to one more, lynn 50 degrees from cherry hill and she has that nice clear sky draft day she's so excited get bird, i love that. all right. let take you outside to storm scan three where we will continue to see over our area anyway, nice clear skies but there are two pieces of the larger puzzle. we have moisture over north carolina, that is one. then we have better defined here more of that counterclockwise comma shape too, area developing over midwest. these two pieces come together to form our next storm system which we can call a coastal storm. however, it is not a major impact on us. what we end up without of this especially tomorrow, cooler temperatures. today should be seasonal but cooler then yesterday. more clouds as time goes on today and through the the day tomorrow gusty wind, check and then isolated showers keyword isolated. it

nottingham getting a little bit of rain. pottstown getting showers and wilmington.r on the way. we'll see clouds in philadelphia at 6:00. 59 degrees. at 9:00 the rain will be moving through but it should be tapering off right around midday in philadelphia. still falling in delaware and south jersey. by 1:00 in the

weather watchers checking in with us, cart inning ton glasco west chester nottingham, sending in chillytures this morning from bill john, steve, fran respectfully here. starting offer generally for a loft you in the 30's this morning, so cool start but with that higher sun angle with the longer days, i keep getting longer and longer, these temperatures will ease up and warm up. really nicely here. >> within few minutes 07 degrees, under sunshine, beautiful. hint of breeze earned but not bad at all. meanwhile by the ninth inning, temperatures will have dropped some really looking ahead here to some very, very nice weather. maybe take an extra day off of work here and scoot out of work little early common joy all of the different festivities going on here. but, as we come back here live outside of the ballpark right now. joining me live is sal de angries. you are the head of operations and security, sal. changes going on at the ballpark, tell me about it. >> we do, at all of the gates 100% metal detection all of the fans, will have metal detectors at the gates. >> what do fans really need

they are on nottingham -- noting hill lane in hamilton township. police arrived there late yesterday afternoon. when they got there the the man was stabbing his father. officers told the man man to drop the knife, they said when he did not that is when he was shot. >> the officers met the the suspect, advised him several times to drop the knife while he was stabbing an individual. he did not drop the knife. the the the officer used force to prevent any further injury to the victim. >>> all three are in the hospital this morning, the father is in critical condition. two officers have been temporarily rhea sign while police continue their investigation. >>> the the teenage suspect wanted for knocking a man out on the platform is expect to turn himself into septa police today. on monday a 60 year old man was knock unconscious at 15th and mark station. septa tells us that tips and facial recognition software helped them identify their suspect, and issue an arrest warrant. >>> also, happening today dozens of airport workers are expect to go on strike. o

danielle nottingham reports police say the reserve deputy had meant to fire his taser. >> reporter: the last moments of eric harris' life were captured on police video. tulsa county sheriff's deputies say he was a targets of a sting operation and was trying to -- target of a sting operation and was trying to sell a gun to undercover agents, but harris, a convicted felon, fled when police vehicles pulled up. an officer wearing camera equipped glasses joined the chase and tackled harris. also nearby 73-year-old reserve deputy bob bates. bates is heard warning that he was going to use a taser. >> now. >> reporter: but instead of the crackle of a taser, a gunshot is heard. bates apologizes. >> i shot him. i'm sorry. >> reporter: a dying harris complains he is losing his breaths and hears this in response. >> [ bleep ] your breath. >> reporter: harris died later in a hospital. the police said bates mistook his gun for a taser, but the district attorney decided to charge him with manslaughter. >> there's no way an officer can get this confused with this. >> reporter: harris' brother said poli

if you are in the western part of the chester county maybe around east nottingham we will see heavier rain, not too much going on in new jersey at the moment but as we look in the future we will see a whole lot of cloud cover and eventually some heavy downpours and eventually some of us will sees a lightening and hear thunder by end of the night. it looks like worse of it will come through after 8:00 o'clock tonight into the early part of tomorrow morning. by 2:00a m most of this will be out of here. we will get sunshine rolling in but we will get high wind and cooler temperatures on saturday, not in the upper 60's anymore like we were past couple days. we are at 59 now. fifty-four mount pocono. fifty-eight atlantic city and millville. it is still windy but not as windy as yesterday, 12 miles an hour sustain wind, 23 miles an hour wind gust in wilmington, delaware. it was a cool, thursday, i should have said, 67 degrees, and holiday weekend, here it is, for you, we have got today, good friday 68 degrees. there is our bunny getting ready for easter, 55 and kind of windy for tomorrow an

reporter danielle nottingham has the latest. >> reporter: passengers on the legend of the seas cruise ship arrived in san diego tuesday morning after 116 people onboard became sick. brook said at first she thought she had food poisoning. >> i was in and out of the bathroom for quite a while the entire day and feeling very lethargic, very, very sick, very run down. couldn't really get out of bed. ended up throwing up. >> reporter: passengers say people got sick halfway in to their two-week trip after a stop in guatemala. >> they pinpointed potentially at the port of guatemala that people got sick. >> reporter: the cdc and health officials are working to determine the cause. the legend of the seas is the second cruise ship to dock here at the port of san diego within 24 hours after an outbreak onboard. on monday workers scrambled to disinfect the celebrity infinity which was traveling from fort lauderdale and passed through the panama canal. 112 of its passengers and crew members reportedly contracted norovirus. contaminated food and water triggers the highly contagious virus. the main

. >>> scientists at the university of nottingham say they found potentially a very old cure for a modern illness. researchers recreating a 1200-year-old anglo-saxon potion and found that it kills up to 90% of the mrsa super-bug in mice. that remedy was discovered in a leather-bound volume of the "leetch book" one of the earliest known medical textbooks. the ingredients, garlic, onion, or leek, wine and bile from the stomach of a cow. and the medical authorities say it is indeed effective and promising given the experiments to this point on mice. >>> up next here, all of those obama scandals leading to seemingly countless investigations from congressional republicans. so what has been the result? i take that up in my commentary. hey, girl. is it crazy that your soccer trophy is talking to you right now? it kinda is. it's as crazy as you not rolling over your old 401k. cue the horns... just harness the confidence it took you to win me and call td ameritrade's rollover consultants. they'll help with the hassle by guiding you through the whole process step by step. and they'll even call your

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i was either robin of locksley or the sherriff of nottingham -- >> seth: both great parts. >> both great the evil -- but anyway i was one of those fellas and monk mcvey was one of the others. and the whole play was just an encounter in the forest, sherwood forest and right into a fight. >> seth: got it. this is what you're getting for your dime. >> yeah, here for your dime -- >> seth: and you're what, 10, 11 years old? >> i don't know but -- small. >> seth: yeah. >> but you know, it jumped right to the action sequence. >> seth: gotcha. so i'm an adult, i'm a parent, i'm watching small kids fight -- >> get to the confrontation and it comes to the standoff, and i reach into my pocket and i pull out my little camp knife -- >> seth: gotcha. >> that you know i got -- i don't know, at what age. but like a little boy scout knife or something. i pulled it out, whipped out the clip blade ready to go with monk mcvey. >> seth: yeah. >> and i -- he had some lousy thing. >> seth: right. >> you know like -- >> seth: like a stick with something. [ talking over each other ] about props ahead of time. >>

the border who are of pennsylvania, and maryland and also newark delaware, hockessin delaware, nottingham in pennsylvania you you are getting some rain right now. little will rain over i should say the atlantic city expressway around winslow township, very light rain this morning. this continues on and off for the rest of the day mostly cloudy skies for the rest of the the day and then see your times of heavy downpours maybe 11:00 o'clock through noon we will get a few showers and a it is just not continuous rain but there will be times of hard rain, thunder, lightening especially like 8:00 o'clock tonight through nine or ten or 11:00 o'clock and then by 2:00 in the morning we will see this rain out of here. we will get ready for chilly temperatures and high winds we will have on saturday and still chilly a as we just shed you for easter sunday morning. 60 degrees in philadelphia, 50's in many other places. we will get to a high of 68 degrees even with very little sunshine if any at all, 55 degrees, we will manage tomorrow, but temperatures will be going down with that colder air moving i

. >>> scientists at the university of nottingham say they found potentially a very old cure for a modernon potion and found that it kills up to 90% of the mrsa super-bug in mice. that remedy was discovered in a leather-bound volume of the "leetch book" one of the earliest known medical textbooks. the ingredients, garlic, onion, or leek, wine and bile from the stomach of a cow. and the medical authorities say it is indeed effective and promising given the experiments to this point on mice. >>> up next here, all of those obama scandals leading to seemingly countless investigations from congressional republicans. so what has been the result? i take that up in my commentary. 'd you ever learn... ♪ ♪ to fight without saying a word? ♪ ♪ then waltz back into my life ♪ ♪ like it's all gonna be all right ♪ ♪ don't you know how much it hurts? ♪ ♪ when we don't talk ♪ ♪ when we don't touch ♪ ♪ when it doesn't feel like we're even in love ♪ ♪ it matters to me ♪ ♪ when i don't know what to say ♪ ♪ don't know what to do ♪ ♪ don't know if it really even matters to you ♪ ♪ how can i make you see ♪ ♪ it

daniel nottingham, cbs news, pasadena, california. >> the company plans to make its revenue from paidrom premium e- mail features. we're told users can sign up on the company's website for an invitation to test the service. >>> coming up on 6:29. good morning. welcome back to wusa9. you can can see from these pictures a state of emergency still exists in baltimore. overnight thousands of armed national guard members have taken up positions across the city. what began as peaceful protests over the death of freddie gray escalated into a night of violence and riots. >> some protesters have said years of mistreatment and abuse at the hands of baltimore police have led to outpouring of violent emotion across the city. others say this is just a small group of thugs threatening to destroy a city too many have spent generations building up. a number of residents have even come together to patrol their own streets in an attempt to stop the violence and rioting. >>> welcome back. i'm nick giovanni. our coverage continues in baltimore. in just a bit delia goncalves live on the scene calling it a

couple more 30's from nottingham pa where ed in chesterfield has 38. the list goes on. it is a chilly start in the morning. because of the chill that is settling in can you believe it, freeze watches and warnings take effect here later tonight. temperatures are generally speaking bottoming out. forgive me i'm a left toy three to 36 degrees tonight. that is general expectation. the that is not too chicken scratchy. >> really good. >> i'm a south paw. what was i thinking. yeah, we got through it. mid 50's for the best, thing you know for today and tomorrow. come ahead to the weekend here is there a storm to the south but it may clip southern most count business showers and pretty quiet weather through sunday vittoria. >>> right now road are not quiet. they are bubbling with rush hour activity. looking the at the the 42 freeway, just quickly, look at how that sun glare is bouncing off the side. imagine what it is doing to your windshield. pack the shade this morning. in regard to the rush 42 freeway gets slower, making your commute approaching 295. we will find that rush h

danielle nottingham reports from los angeles. >> reporter: a security breach at san jose international airport last year made headlines. a 15-year-old boy climbed a fence at the airport, got into a jet's wheel well and survived a nearly six hour flight to hawaii, but he's not alone. the associated press reported that since 2004 there were 268 breaches of security perimeters in san jose and at the nation's 30 biggest airports. 37 of them were at san francisco international airport. >> this is a big deal for us. perimeter security is very important to our airport. we take this obligation very seriously. >> reporter: the spokesman says one of the reasons the number may be particularly high at san francisco is the airport counts even small incidents. he says there's a security system in place that has physical barriers, thorough imaging cameras and patrols, but there are problems at many other airplanes including here at l.a.x., one of seven airports in four states reporting more than half the breaches. at l.a.x. a mentally ill man hopped the perimeter fence eight times in less than a year

one heavier small shower moving into parts of chester county lower oxford east nottingham.ll be watching for the threat of a thunderstorm or two as we go through this evening. radar showing a bulk of stronger weather. some stronger thunderstorms down to our south and west. so that's all part of the same system. i think this has a better chance of moving in south of philadelphia. so we'll be watching that for the rest of the evening too. just don't be surprised if you do see a thunderstorm later on tonight. be careful out there. future weather is showing the moisture hanging around by 9:00 p.m. tonight. we could still be dealing with some showers, maybe a little bit heavier. but i think those will be fairly isolated. even some thunderstorms around 2:00. moisture hangs around overnight but clears up for your saturday. just in time for your weekend. however, the winds increase. so it mentioned a 40 miles per hour wind gust. you will notice it tomorrow. it's going to be a windy day. and then we go into your easter sunday, and it looks better than saturday just because it won't

certainly enjoy that, and 38 degrees temperature and this is out with fran, we see him every weekend in nottinghamautiful. so beautiful, there are spaces between each letter. that takes a while to do. that will beautiful sunrise certainly, it was. and you know what else, not just easter today but tomorrow, we all know, it is baseball season starting here in philadelphia, so let's go out to the ballpark, get seat early, the only ones in the stadium probably kicked out by secure tip gap, but we tried. we tried to get in there without a ticket. looks gorgeous, breezy day setting up, once again today. down in rehoboth beach if the boardwalk is more your thing nice boardwalk i've seen people walking around, still doing that, somebody was jogging with their dog. great morning to get outside enjoy yourselves. better day today weather wise, certainly, than it was yesterday. it will be miler, the winds won't be quite as high. but still breezy today. forty-three right now in philadelphia, 39 in trenton 39 degrees in wilmington, much colder start to the day. but warmer finish. i think that probably balances

fran out in his town in nottingham 48 degrees. he says this morning the lawns are turning green again which means we will probably start to hear the engines on the riding mowers cranking up again and then, where else, is this a 45-degree temperature again? this is where we will fine ed connor. what is he doing today in not bad looking for 60's today. he is officiating a hammer and diskus ride they are morning. we had no idea what an athlete. let's walk over, shall we, we will get our exercise and we will walk over and head right over to atlantic city. it might be a nice day to walk along the beach in atlantic city. a few cloud but we can deal with that. the sun will be up and get rid of the cloud despite brightening up the skies a lot. 51 degrees in philadelphia. we have 50 in trenton. fifty-three in wilmington. 44 degrees but warm they are morning in the poconos and 47 down in millville. everybody warms up today and it will look a lot better around here then it has over the last couple of days. the it will not be hard to do that

danielle nottingham has more on the powerful storms. good morning to you. >> good morning. there is still a slight risk for severe thunderstorms from the mid-atlantic stretching back down to the carolinas and gulf coast state. we're in a slight risk from the storm prediction center and it does extend into southern texas. damages wind gusts, i think, will be the primary threat and isolated tornados can't be ruled out. the threat for masters in augusta will be after 5:00 p.m. this evening, so all spectators charksly, will have to keep an eye to the sky. >> danielle thanks. >>> sheriff's deputies are under investigation this morning for kicking and punching a suspect. helicopter cameras taped them beating him on the ground. we have more on what happened prior to the arrest. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. authorities haven't said whether this man was armed and they haven't released the names of the deputies involved but the sheriff said he got a look at the video and what he saw was disturbing. areaial footage from knbc shows francis fleeing. officers used tasers to b