that moves into the ohio valley and great lakes tomorrow.s a little more scattered tomorrow but still the possibility of a few strong or severe thunderstorms. then as we turn our attention to monday morning, that's whe things start to get going in the western part of the texas, around amarillo, and during the day that progresses towards the east, especially to the north and west of oklahoma city right around wichita. and this area in the line of tornadoes. big dip in the jet stream right there. strong upper level low in the west with cold air in the upper atmosphere, combining forces with a southeast wind right off the gulf of mexico, dragging moisture in. with that southeast wind at the surface and southwest wind aloft, these storms will twist and turn, and we may see some strong tornadoes,s especially on the northwest side of oklahoma city as we head into monday. >> ninan: remarkable how many states are affected. >> this is a big outbreak. >> ninan: joe biden picked kicked off his first official campaign rally today in philadelphia. the fo

through the ohio valley and mid-atlantic, that, too, will allow for the storms to develop, and as we go through our thursday, the focus will shift from the ohio valley into the mid-atlantic, and the severe weather will lighten up a little, but still the isolated storms will be possible for thursday. i'm meteorologist sarah wroblewski, cbs news. >>> a law will go into effect today when doctors can detect a fetal heartbeat. the news comes as missouri takes center stage in the debate and may soon be the first state in the u.s. to no longer offer abortions. janet shamlian reports. >> reporter: the only clinic in missouri may be forced to stop performing them friday. planned party parenthood says the state will likely stop. it would mark the first time since the 1973 roe versus wade decision that a state would be without an abortion clinic. jennifer box used a clinic to terminate a previous pregnancy due to a genetic anomaly. >> if something's wrong, i won't be able to do anything in the state we live in, and that feels awful in a way i don't really know how to articulate. >> brian westbr

severe storms spreading from the deep south, midwest and the ohio valley region. first of all, heaviest rain where we don't need it in omaha, davenport and kansas city, urban even stream flooding and even planting delays. then the storms. severe storms in houston, little rock just shy of st. louis over towards nashville involving isolated tornadoes and damaging winds, and then it's going to carry right into the ohio valley region over towards pittsburgh and down towards louisville and indianapolis. i'm accuweather meteorologist paul williams. >>> coming up, a record from the beatles considered the rarest in the world goes up for sale. >>> but first your children's privacy and a popular amazon product. the new complaint being filed with the government. >> no, no, no. >>> we're back with some very quick thinking by a bus driver in upstate new york. you saw it right there. she just grabbed that student just as he was about to step off when a car went speeding by. she says drivers often ignore her flashing lights, so she always checks her mirrors. according to state l

right up through the ohio valley. we may get isolated severe storms. not too many tornadoes.ld see damaging wind and hail in the ohio valley and section from austin to san antonio to del rio. a warm day in d.c., 85 degrees. enjoy that because i'll give the weekend forecast coming up. >> i got it. the pause was enough. >> sorry. kentucky derby too. >> all right. still ahead mayor pete buttigieg sits down with someone who knows a thing or two in running for the white house. that story is coming up next. s! and the all-new silverado has more trim levels than any other pickup. whoa! (laughter) oh wow! woman : there's something for all of us. man 2: it's time to upgrade. get 0% financing for 72 months on this all-new silverado. or get a total value of over $9,000 when you finance with gm financial. find new roads at your local chevy dealer. you might or joints.hing for your heart... but do you take something for your brain. with an ingredient originally discovered in jellyfish, prevagen has been shown in clinical trials to improve short-term memory. prevagen. healthier brain. bett

>> we have storms moving through the mid atlantic to the ohio river valley and back to the west we're looking at the plains with severe thunderstorm and tornado watches plus flood watches because we've got more heavy rain from texas into kansas. the storm threat tonight, 6 million people, the likelihood of tornados in the panhandle tonight, tomorrow nine states and 21 million people and texas l the way to chicago and just in time for our holiday weekend from oklahoma, kansas, chicago and minneapolis, we're talking airport delays. lester? ot of people keeping an eye on the storms, thanks. >>> more breaking news today, the u.s. leveling more than a dozen new charges against julian assange. the government now accusing him of violating federal espionage laws dramatically ratcheting up the case against him. our pete williams has details. >> reporter: as the ge u.s. seeks to

wednesday severe threat more widespread and the same areas across texas, up towards the ohio valley, and the mid-atlantic because we've got high pressure across the south and a trough across portions of the west, severe storms, the flooding will be extensive and the arkansas river is going to be up towards historic levels today, tomorrow through the work weekend that will cause the potential for massive flooding, catastrophic flooding and that is why they are telling residents to get out now. you need to look for your local weather and your local authorities to know what to do if there's a watcher warning in your area. shannon: jillian: you mentioned listening to your local forecasters which i saw a video circulated online, meteorologist in ohio, he was interrupting a show with the bad weather alert and people were angry. i don't care, i am trying to keep you safe. that happens all the time. we are not coming on tv because we want to be on tv. we want people to listen and take things seriously. especially today and tomorrow, you have to listen to the watches and warnings. now to anot

rain rolls through the midwest and into the ohio valley. but for so many it's a long trip between now and monday morning. >> dave price, thank you verymuch. >>> to a somber home coming. two french hostages being me after kidnapped in africa earlier this month. the mystery is deepening about the american rescued nduring the same daring missio and why she was there. s ron allen hae story. >> reporter: france's president emmanuel macron personally welcomed home thewo french tourists and an unidentified south korean woman at a military airport outside paris. missing from the group, an american only identified as a ee1-year-old woman who had b held for 28 days. a rescue, a surprise. the french revealed they didn't know she was being hd hostage and suggested the u.s. didn't know either. f nother information the state department says due to privacy concerns. 20 elite french commdos staged a rescue operation to free the two french urists. kidnapped while on safari six days ago. their guide found dead, their vehicle burned out. two french soldiers d

upper 90s and oppressive air will be in place spreading across mississippi and ohio valley triple digits >> the president's pooches and the race for 2020 heats up ok i'll admit. i didn't keep my place as clean as i would like 'cuz i'm way too busy. who's got the time to chase around down dirtdust and hair? so now, i use heavy duty swiffer sweeper and dusters. for hard-to-reach places, duster makes it easy to clean. it capturha! gotcha!one swipe. and sweeper heavy duty cloths lock away twice as much dirt and dust. it gets stuff deep in the grooves other tools can miss. y'know what? my place... is a lot cleaner now. stop cleaning. start swiffering. >>> it is 4:00 a.m. i'm aaron gilchrist. >> i'm molette green in for eun yang. we're looking at a much calmer morning right ow. here's a live look outside. the powerful storms that knocked over trees and pulled down power lines have moved out. right now, there are a stillbout 20,000 customers still without power in our region. >> we're going tokeep checking on that, tracking it all. melissa mollet also has an eye on theroads. storm team 4 meteor

western pennsylvania, and ultimately had his death, owner of up to 125,000 acres of i land in the ohio valleywhich is a lot there. i will not be able to cover it all, but i will cover some greatests up to the military achievements, the victory of the battle of cowpens in 1780, and i will do that for a history of then yes -- scenes.gnettes and i want to spend some time thinking aloud with you about scenes of his life, how they are connected to the american revolution, and our own rights. talk about what it means to have had a revolutionary life and what it means to be a revolutionary. islong as that fast event important to us, then thinking about what it means to be an american revolutionary is important. but to do so, i have to define my terms. justlike to tell students, because you know what a word means that occurred in 18th century does not mean it means the same thing to them, so what did "revolution" mean in the 18th century? i want to put this in your head as you think through morgan's life in the next 30 minutes. daniel johnson gives four or five definitions in the dictionary of the en

on saturday they spread all the way to the north, teen the ohio louisville valley. st. louis in the upper 80s. tallahassee near 99 degrees on the saturday. the peak of it is sunday into even even tuesday. savannah will savannah will linger near 100 atlanta degrees. atlanta in the upper 90s. you think mid-july type temperatures we're getting at the end of may. some of these will approach all-time record highs. let's get in the travel for forecast. for today we have thunderstorms that are approaching oklahoma city. later later today we'll have some approaching chicago. even a chance of an isolated tornado or two northern illinois, southern wisconsin. a gorgeous day in the northeast. no problems with travel. hot in the southeast as long as your air conditioner is working won't be a problem. airport impacts today, chicago later this afternoon. say around oklahoma city, possibility of kansas city, anyone driving through this region, same thing having to drive through heavy downpours and holiday forecast, the worst of the storms will be saturday in areas of the southern o

weekend outlook rain and storms moves through the ohio valley on saturday.g on and storms and showers in the southeast. one decent day mid-atlantic to the northeast and then on sunday, it looks rainey and kind of chilly. boston loin 52 with some rain. new york city will be lucky to hit 60 degrees. of course the kentucky derby, the last three years we've had wet weather and last year it poured. we had over three inches of rain. wettest derby ever. that won't happen this year. probably a muddy track. a few showers and storms out there. not a complete wash out. you just want to be off the infield if possible. >> you're going to get soaked. >> your nice dress hat and galoshes. >> a cocktail. >> plenty ever mint juleps. >> a staggering stock debut that's signalling a new wave in meat alternatives. >> we have the stories driving your business day coming up. hey whoa, pop, pop... your shoe's untied. ♪ ensure he's well taken care of, even as you build your own plans for retirement. see how lincoln can help. >>> welcome back. trading debut yesterday plant based foods

upper 90s and oppressive air will be in place spreading across mississippi and ohio valley triple digits>> the president's pooches and the race for 2020 heats up ok i'll admit. i didn't keep my place as clean as i would like 'cuz i'm way too busy. who's got the time to chase around down dirt, dust and hair? so now, i use heavy duty swiffer sweeper and dusters. for hard-to-reach places, duster makes it easy to clean. it captures dust in one swipe. ha! gotcha! and sweeper heavy duty cloths lock away twice as much dirt and dust. it gets stuff deep in the grooves other tools can miss. y'know what? my place... is a lot cleaner now. stop cleaning. start swiffering. . >>> time now to check in with willie geist to see what is coming up on "sunday today." >> my guest is actress olivia wilde. now she's in the big chair with her directorial debut, "book smart. the comedy getting grave reviews and she hopes it will lead to more women directing their own movies plus the latest news and politics catch us in the morning or set the dvr and watch us any time. now back to you and we'll see you on sunday m

we had a severe thunderstorm watch in effect for the ohio valley.now, a tornado watch as well for the area we have been monitoring for the development of thunderstorms and i don't like the way these are starting to set up. we're likely going to start to see tornado warnings in eastern colorado and western kansas and into the panhandle of oklahoma as well. the severe thunderstorm watch includes cincinnati, so if you're outdoors, enjoy your holiday weekend. the thunderstorms have developed today, the thunder you hear outside has the potential to be damaging as far as winds and large hail and even isolated spin up tornados as well. so we have the main area here and what i mean by main is this is the area that's likely quo l to see the worse of the thet threat then we moved into the ohio valley and mid-atlantic. that area also under the gun for large damaging wind potential and some tornados and hail and i'll leave you with this. we're talking about a moderate threat. i showed you the watching developing across the west. these are the two areas we're wa

that eastern side of texas running up across kentucky through tennessee pushing up towards the ohio valley still some rather lively storms here $31.00 celsius in d.c. halts add sticky weather here some of colder behind but the temperature contrast is easing temperate around 20 degrees celsius for thursday want to see a shower still in place there for a california up towards pacific northwest these will quieten down and i'm hopeful by friday things. starting to quieten down across the plains there's still a chance of some showers in the deep south or just pushing into tech support for many it is going to be somewhat drier and quieter and places say 30 celsius in atlanta 30 degrees there also into miami touch woman that across the caribbean also dry weather into the the windward islands but for the leeward side got some cloud and rain rolling through and plenty a shot was there for the greater antilles into the western caribbean. when a military coup overthrew chile's marxist president one stadiums became prisons and the hunter's sole objective was absolute control one man publicly refused t

one from the ohio valley through northern new england, a risk of damaging wind and heavy downpours as we head throughout the overnight tonight pushing offshore and back through the plains and once again in the midwest. tonight isolated super cells good news may be weave clouds creating more stability in the environment. the same people affected by last week emphasis severe weather under the gun again. 21 million people at risk for tornados, high winds and flooding 7 million people affected right now by flash flood alerts. it's not just the arkansas river. other rivers and tributaries throughout the region affected and at the same time we go to the southeast and we look at extreme heat climbing up to near 100, and on monday it will be 100 in savannah with heat indices even warmer a lot to talk about this weekend weather wise jose >>> pch >>> next, a remarkable story of survival one woman's ordeal that lasted 17 days in a forest in hawaii. tonight the hiker is bruised but safe and reunited with her family nbc's molly hunter now on how she managed to survive >> reporter: after more than

we're looking for widespread rain throughout the great lakes region, the ohio valley region, reachingds new york. look for severe storms to reach all the way down towards the deep south throughout arkansas, going into texas, with another round of severe storms between houston and dallas, including houston and dallas. we're bracing for river flooding through this weekend for the red river, james, the sioux, and the mississippi. over the weekend more rain will overtake the entire east coast. janai, kenneth? >> soggy weekend ahead. our thanks to paul. >>> a true dream job is available for a lucky few this summer. >> mattress firm is looking for interns. the paid position calls for them to stay in bed all day. the snooze-terns will test beds for the best head and foot positions for horizontal activities such as reading, binge-watching shows, and eating. >> qualifications include proficiency in napping and passion for sleeping comfort. >> check, check. >> the application deadline is tomorrow. sorry, guys, we've got to go to break because we've got things to do. >> coming up right now. that

. >> tonight, two distinct areas of severe weather, one from the ohio valley pushing toward the mid-atlantic states, ea.d this and if it seems familiar, it's because it is stretching all the way from colorado down to the panhandle of texas. this highway, if you cill, of violent weathetinues to plague this area. strong thunderstorms, tornadoes, large hail, winds in excess of 75 miles per hour. of cose, as we head into tonight and tomorrow, all of this begins to push towards the upper midwest and the grelakes. more heavy rains, more flooding an issue. the areas of severe weather continues to expand. 18 million at risk as we head through amtomorrow for the consequences and more rain falling through wednesday. upwards of three, even more inches of rain falling on already saturated land and rivers which are cresting at record levels tonight. back to you. >> dave prirks thank you. >>> new details about the ordeal of that lost hiker who survived for more forest le will never ng es. >> i have the most gratitude and respect and appreciation. i can't even put it for the people that have helped me. >>

east with flash flooding, severe thunderstorms, and damaging wind gusts through the plains and ohio valley. that severe weather shifts to the east on tuesday, but it will be enhanced with widespread weather from oklahoma to iowa. we'll have to watch again for this persistent jet stream dip across the south. upper level low will push into the four corners. the heat will continue to build. in fact, we're going to be watching for cooler than average temperatures for the northern and western part of the u.s. for memorial day while temperatures in the 80s are expected through the plains. i'm expecting temperatures in the 90s. record heat for memorial day, close to triple digits in some locations. i'm meteorologist sarah wroblewski, cbs news. >>> a popular hawaii beach is closed this morning after a california man was killed by a shark. 65-year-old thomas smiley was killed while swimming at a beach in maui. smiley was on vacation with his wife. >> we were watching the man get pulled up. we could hear her screaming, that's my husband, that's my husband. >> maui is a hot spot for tiger smarts. aut

in the morning and then on sunday, another 13 million people in risk of the ohio valley and southern great lakes. that is a lo 40s in colorado kpr full weekend forecast coming up and it looks warm in a few spots. we will talk about it. from the snow to the sun >> i like it, people can work on their tans and work on getting rays how about getting rays here on a beautiful australian beach we are not talking about the sun tan kind look what the drone cam tra caught, that's a school of cow nose rays. swimming near the beach. according to the kr-- accordingt the officials, it's the first time any of them saw those rays. >> they look like post-it notes much >> a 20-year-old cold case is cracked. we will be right back. and stay clearer. most patients who saw 90% clearer skin at 28 weeks stayed clearer through 48 weeks. tremfya® may lower your ability to fight infections and may increase your risk of infections. before treatment, your doctor should check you for infections and tuberculosis. tell your doctor if you have an infection or have symptoms such as: fever, sweats, chills, muscle ache

some of that bad weather will be heading through the ohio valley.nterstateom 70 will have rain by the stormiest will definitely be on 10 from san antonio to new orleans.oo that's a l at the weaver story of t. an see all the showers and thunderstorms across the south. plenty of humidity and plenty of heavy rain is possible along with flash flooding from this morning in areas of arkansaso later today in areas of southeast texas right through louisiana. mother's day forecast still to come. >> big day. >> looking forward to that one. fingers crossed. >>> it is that time of year for of the most iconic publications in print. we're talking about the 2019 sports illustrated swim suit issue. it is here. three stunning covers featuring model and girlfriend of rob gronkowski, camille kos tech. soccer star ax morgan, and tyra banks. orts illustrated's editor says represent the en brand in the most powerful way possible. >>> still ahead, the inside story of how president trump lost more money than anyone over a few years. >>> and a new powerhouse emerging in the

too now we're still left with is this mess inthhe northeast and e storm system over areas of the ohio valleys let's talk about your travel weather for today. if you're going to be at the airpw ts, especially in nerk city during the middle of the day into the afternoon and evening will be the worst. philadu.phia same for d.c. the morning boston it will be more toward this evening if you're driving on the roads, especially this afternoon and this evening, te worst drives will be 80 from cleveland to new york and i-95 from washington, d.c. to boston right through the heart of your morning rush hour. that's a leak at the biger story of the day now here's a closer look at your daeaah these temperatures are more like early april or late march. we even saw some snow over the weekend atigher elevations of massachusetts. we're going to do that again tomorrowoo and areas of new hampshire and areas of mainei yeah, s mentioning the chances of snow. we actually have snow in the mountains tomorrow in new england. >> that's insane a lot of us can't get a break. i know i hope that turns around bill, thank yo

have widespread scattered showers throughout the midwest then it will lean its way throughout the ohio valley region all the way to the northeast. i'm accuweather meteorologist paul williams. >>> coming up, the big decision from b.k. burger king decides whether to sell the meatless whopper. >>> but first the dire new warning about 1 million animal and plant species now at risk of going extinct. what's to blame. >>> plus, new research about sunscreen chemicals >>> 13 people are dead after this private jet flying from las vegas crashed in mexico. everyone aboard the plane died including a family of five. the wreckage was found in a remote area of northern mexico. no americans were on board and no word on the cause of that crash. >>> a dire new warning about the planet this morning. the united nations says 1 million species are now at risk of extinction because of human activity. rates hundreds of times faster than in the past. researchers blame human caused climate change, pollution and overpopulation. but the report found it's not too late to reverse the negative trends if we change the way we

of this office pregnant or flooding but as you can see by sunday the sun's back out in texas the ohio valley and most of the east coast should see it you'd think by monday wouldn't you the exception might be florida in fact florida the bahamas in particular will see those potentially heavy thunderstorms maybe return on saturday been through and back again keep it also sees a frequent searing crease a likelihood of showers and this mass of grain is covering. all of hispaniola may well produce one to light show us based it is disappointing skies out salvador seem big showers recently might see a few more on there increasingly likely in mexico. a university degree to be a doctor or a teacher but without any study or examples one o one east investigates the pakistani company at legibly selling fake degrades to the thousands of police around the world on al-jazeera the latest news as it breaks . down to the jail. crowd payments and the burning to start bringing to the truth detailed coverage of protests must come up to the coffee pot odds let us take a look at them both possible davis from around

one from ohio valley through northern new england, we hd through the overnight tonight pushing offshore. then we go back to the and es once again in through the midwest. tonight isolated super cells. good news we may have clouds creating more il sty in the environment. but with these storms and tomorrow's cold eofront the same pe affected by last week's severe weather under the gun again. 21 million people at risk for tornados, a high winds flooding. 7 million people affected right now by flash floods alerts. it's not just t arkansas river. other rivers and tributaries throughout the region affected, tand at the samee we go to the southeast and look at extreme heat. climbing up to near 100, and on monday it will be 100 in savannah with heat indices even warmer. we lot to talk about this end. >>> next, the remarkable story of survival. one woman's ordeal that lasted 16 days in a forest in hawaii. tonight the hiker is bruised but safe and reunited with her family. nbc's molly hunter and how she managed to survive. >> repor after more than two weeks finally the momenam anda eller's family

look for persistent showers that the ohio valley region and we're going to be concerned with flooding downpours thursday night with swollen streams and the possibility of six inches of rain falling throughout this region and that's not the only place. look for rain in philadelphia, cleveland, chicago, st. louis, kansas city down to oklahoma city. i'm accuweather meteorologist paul williams. >>> coming up, the new way to make sure alexa doesn't share your secrets. >>> but first president trump's criticism of senator john mccain back in the spotlight amid reports the white house tried to keep the "uss john mccain" out of sight. we'll explain. >>> and up next, the woman >>> well, this was the terrifying scene from 28 floors up. there's a woman right there leisurely swimming off a panama city beach in florida. apparently she's unaware that a shark was circling her. clearly the man shooting this had no way of warning her. finally people screaming on the beach got her attention. she hustled back safely to shore. >>> president trump's criticism of the late senator john mccain is back in the

the west, but the severe weather threat remains for parts of the midwest as well as through the ohio valley, rain across parts of the northeast will lead to cooler than average conditions. taking a look at the temperatures, a drop expected for parts of new england as well as the northern tier states, but the heat builds across the southeast with highs in the 90s, close to 100 degrees. we're watching for that heat wave to continue over the next couple of days. i'm meteorologist sarah wroblewski, cbs news. >>> overseas now where a knife wielding man attacked a group of school girls waiting for a bus. in japan at least two people were killed and 16 injured. it happened early this morning in the city of kawasaki outside of tokyo. the man had a knife in each hand and started screaming i will kill you before slashing the girls. the dead include an 11-year-old girl and a man believed to be the father of one of the children. president trump offered his sympathy before leaving japan. >> all americans stand with the people of japan and grieve for the victims and for their families. >> the suspect die

much of this office pregnant or flooding but you can see by sunday the sun's back out in texas the ohio valley and most of the east coast should see it you think by monday wouldn't be the exception might be florida in fact florida the bahamas in particular will see those potentially heavy thunderstorms maybe return on saturday been through and back again keep it also sees a frequent searing crease likelihood of showers and this massive grain is covering . all of hispaniola may well produce one to light showers based it is disappointing skies el salvador seem big showers recently might see a few more and they're increasingly likely in mexico. a university degree to be a doctor or a teacher but without any study or exam one i want to east investigates the pakistani company at legibly selling fake degrades to dolls of the police around the world on al jazeera and. al jazeera where ever you. can. come back you're watching out to zero time to recap our headlines the most powerful cyclons here india in twenty years is now moving towards bangladesh slightly weakened at least eight people were killed

we're looking for thunderstorms to reach into pennsylvania, west virginia and the ohio valley regionith severe storms hovering over portions of cincinnati. now, that same area of severe storms will reach into the mid-mississippi valley region down throughout arkansas. severe storms throughout the heart of texas between dallas and houston including dallas and houston and then look for drenching showers or flash flood potential little rock to shreveport causing slowdowns along i-40 as well as i-30. i'm meteorologist paul williams. >>> coming up, the lawsuit over a popular brand of potato chips and the refund for customers. >>> but first the wild crash involving a california politician ending with a man thrown into a fountain. >>> later new trouble for >>> we're back with this unbelievable video of a violent crash. look at that there. it involved the mayor of inglewood, california, and a police motorcycle officer. the mayor was turning his suv when he collided with an oncoming car, and that sent the careening car into the officer who was thrown into a fountain. the officer suffered seri

unfortuny in e ohio valley, another sign of mayweather, severe outbreaks of tornadoes. >> we'll see moreeo of the damage in ohio. thanks, rob. up next here at goes after a little old coffee shop. the three-letter word at the center of this unusual legal battle. >> and we have jimmy. >> hey, guys. paul ruud is my guest tonight. plus we have diane guerrero. leonard utz and jay leno drops in on the monologue. do not change the channel. paul ruud! >> happening now, she's still golden, the iconic golden gate bridge turned 82 today. here's a live look how it looks now. when it opened in 1937, some 200,000 people gathered to celebrate and it has been crowded ever since. through sunshinend fog, it is still one of the most ns in a hed landmarks in the ns in a hed landmarks in the moment. man, that's a cool looking hot tub. we should check on the baby. he's so sweet. swt? internet's down. go! your home is only as smart as your internet. get reliable at&t fiber and get speeds up to 300 megabits per second and directv. bundle for 75 dollars a month for 12 months. limited availability. may not be in

now we're still left with is this mess in the northeast and the storm system over areas of the ohio valleys let's talk about your travel weather for today. if you're going to be at the airports, especially in new york city during the middle of the day into the afternoon and evening will be the worst. philadelphia same for you. d.c. the morning boston it will be more toward this evening if you're driving on the roads, especially this afternoon and this evening, the worst of the drives will be 80 from cleveland to new york and i-95 from massachusetts. to boston righton we're going to do that again tomorrow too and areas of new hampshire and areas of maine yeah, i was mentioning the chances of snow. we actually have snow in the mountains tomorrow in new england. >> that's insane a lot of us can't get a break. i know i hope that turns around bill, thank you. >> thanks, bill. >>> a man in florida was arrested for speeding while sitting on top of the sunroof of his car. florida highway patrol caught leonard olsen barreling down the road at 100 miles per hour when they pulled him over, the 70-year

it looks like another round of thunderstorms will erupt throughout the ohio valley region from buffalo, philadelphia, cincinnati and over towards detroit. we will brace for a round of hail, flooding downpours from columbus causing problems along i-70, i-80, 76 as well as 81 with the possibility of flooding downpours and throughout the central part of the country, dallas, oklahoma city, little rock, arkansas and st. louis bracing for possible tornadoes as well. i'm accuweather meteorologist paul williams. >>> well, coming up, the major change coming to the country's biggest pizza chain. also ahead, controversy at the world's tallest peak. how nepal is defending the number of permits it issued to climb mt. everest as hikers blame a spike in deaths on overcrowding. plus, the famous face who recently reached the mountain's base camp. >>> and a >>> we're back with this freight trait -- train derailment in wellington, ohio. the cars were filled with produce and building materials. authorities say no injuries were reported, and there's no threat to the public. an investigation into the cause

that eastern side of texas running up across kentucky through tennessee pushing up towards the ohio valley still some rather lively storms here $31.00 celsius in d.c. haunts add sticky weather here some of colder behind but the temperature contrast is easing temperate around 20 degrees celsius for thursday want to see a shower still in place there for a california up towards pacific northwest these will quieten down and i'm hopeful by friday things starting to quieten down across the plains there's still a chance of some showers in the deep south just pushing into tech support for many it is going to be somewhat drier and quieter place to say 30 celsius in atlanta 30 degrees there also into miami touch woman that's across the caribbean also dry weather into the the windward islands but for the leeward side got some cloud and rain rolling through and plenty a shot was there for the crates around to lace into the western caribbean. when a military coup overthrew chile's marxist president when stadiums became prisons and the hunters sole objective was absolute control one man publicly refused

and today's not going tochb better clouds covering the ohio valley. green showing you rain in d.c. as we go through the travel forecast for today, light rain showers out there for the morning commute. not going to be too horrible but the soaking rain will start to form for the mid-atlantic region by noon today right over the top of new york city for the evening drive home. airport delays possible in new york city. boston airport delays possible later today. look at the map tomorrow morning. snow in areas of vermont, new hampshire and maine. especially the high elevations then turns over to rain showers tuesday elevations of massachus. and in florida we're going to be dodging showers and thunderstorms this afternoon with highs near 90 weekend forecast does feature some good news and i'll bring that to you coming up. >> we'll have to wait for it but i'll take it thank you, bill. >>> in theaters "avengers: endgame" topped the box office for the third week in a row. the superhero flick brought in a whopping $63 million domestically and over $102 million internationally. that brings the

a family of four and their three pets all dying in their ohio valley home from carbon monoxide. and now we have learned someone from the home called and said they were not feeling well. authorities the say that the mother and father and two children were discovered dead. and when they arrived, the levels were so high, they could not get an accurate reading. again tonight abc's gio benitez. >> reporter: tonight, new details into the tragic discovery of this family of four and their three dogs found dead inside a large ohio home. officials believe carbon monoxide is to blame. thursday afternoon a relative called police when they couldn't reach the family telling them they had complained about feeling sick. police went to check on the family and saw someone unconscious. they went into the home but smelled something suspicious. first responders finding incredibly toxic levels of carbon monoxide. >> we did not find any carbon monoxide detectors within the residence. >> reporter: what's more, it's colorless, odorless and symptoms mimic the flu. >> that is why we stress the importance

much of this office pregnant or flooding but you can see by sunday the sun's back out in texas the ohio valley and most of the east coast should see it you think by monday wouldn't be the exception might be florida in fact florida the bahamas in particular will see those potentially heavy thunderstorms maybe return on saturday been through and back again keep it also sees a frequent searing crease a likelihood of showers and this mass of grain is covering. all of hispaniola may well produce one to light showers based it is disappointing skies out salvador seem big showers recently might see a few more and they're increasingly likely in mexico. how have you changed since you missed seven. charting the lives of the children of apartheid over twenty one years each story reflecting a history of dramatic social and political change twenty eight up south africa three on al-jazeera. when the news breaks. when people need to be heard and the story needs to be told will shout out to all of them with the exclusive interview very dangerous for journalists to choose publishers all around the world and in-

in the ohio valley and mississippi valley as well. these are erupting into severe weather.e ovens for us, like we saw yesterday which was a little event, just a tweak a few well, that goes out in the midwest and explodes under those conditions with higher humidity, more warmth. it causes problems. you see some of our activity still continuing. thunderstorms on the west slope of the sierra nevada. you see them here just north of chico and just south of us a little bit, right in here. south of san jose, that is morgan hill and gilroy. a lot of this i mentioned last night, rapping back around. that is what we will see again as we get into sunday with this chance of a shower. i know it looks like a chance for a scattered shower. it does not appear to be a big deal, but it is sunday, therefore it is a big deal and it might cause some issues for folks going to the big concert up in napa this weekend. -6 degrees in napa today or yesterday. there is the airport. laguardia new york, chicago, big delays across the eastern seaboard for various reasons. thunderstorms in new york today,

warnings today, 4678 tomorrow the last little bit is be here at crashing ohio val -- here across ohio valleyaces like philadelphia, dc, baltimore, than after this liz, i think we'll see tornado threat that severe weather threat, break just a little bit for us, that will be great news, the other big concern is because they have been happening across same area day after day. it comes with a lot of rain, incredible amounts of rain over last week across central part of nation, the rivers are well above flood stage, anywhere you see red is flash flooding, because there is so much rain it does not go away quickly, we have rivered, arkansas river at far record stages. all of that goes to the mississippi river. we'll see close to record crests, but because of this moisture -- planting seen may not be able to happen, a total loss for crops across south this year, a bright side, over next week. not as much moisture, we see it calm down a little bit, we have to get through today and tomorrow. elizabeth: rick thank you so much. >> coming up, what happens now, that israel is forced to hold new election,

. >> he's a german immigrant and he works his way down through chicago and towards the ohio valley. >o own a home and start a business. carl's a butcher by trade, and by 1905, he's scraped together enough to open his own shop here in defiance -- the carl hench meat market. along with meats and sausages, he sells candies and other grocery items. was he successful in his shop? >> very successful as a butcher in town, very well-known. >> in 1909, he marries his love, jennie. they start a family and buy that dream home. by now, baseball has long established itself as the national pastime, and for decades, various companies have used baseball cards to sell their products. >> the first nationally circulated cards came inside packages of tobacco in the late 1880s and was actually one of the first opportunities for the average citizen to own a real photo. >> candy companies jump into the game, too. the so-called "caramel cards" help sell the sweets and the top players of the day. >> you've got honus wagner ty cobb, cy young, christy mathewson. >> children love the candy, but the cards even mo

it moves all the way across through the ohio valley and then watch out how it just starts to developong the area and comes right through our region as well. an incredible line of thunderstorms moving through our area earlier and still south and east. >> you said yesterday it would hit and boy, did it. >>> we're getting a look at some of the damage coming in right

more rain expected from the plains to the ohio valley and parts of the midwest. >>> a former minnesotaice officer has been found guilty in the fatal shooting of a woman calling 911 for help. he was convicted of third-degree murder and manslaughter in the july 17th death of justine diamond. he may be the first police officer convicted of an on-duty killing. he was fired in 2018 and she assault behind the home. the yoga instructor died three weeks before her wedding. >>> the first in court guilty plea is expected in the varsity blues scandal. bruce and davina isaacson face 20 he faces an extra 25 years for money laundering and conspiracy. prosecutors recommended the low end of the sentencing empire appears to be over. there are no plans for his character to be back next season. his camp is noting his contract was extended that representatives say could mean a future return. he is battling allegations that he orchestrated a bogus hate crime attack. >>> the so-called whale spy, spy whale is a celebrity. >> the beluga in a harness with a camera was seen mingling with the people of norway, p

they're already talking about our series of weathers is for their regions as you get out in the ohio valleye. cloudy all day tomorrow and they will increase all day. temperatures on the cool side and 60s and low 70s. rain and showers by wednesday night. this is where we are now. you can see the texture of the clouds indicating it is not fog but actual cloudiness coming in from a final system. 76, fairfield and concord. enjoy the sun today because we won't see much tomorrow and for the next couple of days. this will feel like early spring late winter. not called but definitely wet. 50 tomorrow morning, napa. the forecast highs as you get into this model you will see the gallows representing the 70s which will wander off to the east. low 70s tomorrow. let's lineup the model here. 7:00 a.m. tomorrow morning. this is about increasing clouds. by tuesday night to the north of us and then by wednesday morning it is offshore. this is real rain. and then by wednesday evening things start to go through here. wednesday afternoon the commute looks wet and into thursday. thursday mornings commute looks

over areas of texas moving through the tennessee valley, ohio valley, and it will stretch toward the east as we get into the weekend. scattered showers are going on through the morning hours. as we get into the afternoon it will increase. 1 to 3 inches of additional rain expected over the eastern states as we roll through the weekend. for us this system off the coastline will eventually move across california. that is bringing the cooler weather by tomorrow and the possibility maybe of a little wet weather on sunday. here is future-cast for you. today is a nice day. today a lot like yesterday. even a tad warmer for some of our inland locations. saturday evening we begin to see changes, maybe higher elevation scattered shower activity. on shore breeze is back. the cooler temperatures are back for us here in the bay area. as we get into sunday it looks like especially southern california and especially over the higher elevations the opportunity for scattered showers, we will even see some here at home. it won't the widespread, but we could have the risk of thunderstorms, as well. 45 de

energy moves to the northeast so one more day of some severe weather across the mid-atlantic and ohio valleyl primarily be strong wind and hail the we can't rule out a tornado tomorrow. our pattern changes a little bit, for a few days. over the last week we had an incredible amount of rain. you have seen the video of flooding across the central plains areas of kansas, oklahoma, arkansas and water flows into those rivers and as it does it happens very slowly. look at the rivers in flood stage that have a flood warning going on. that is part of the mississippi river watershed. all that water gets into the mississippi river. we are watching this stay at flood levels for the next month to month and a half. because of the rain that has come. we have a little bit of a break sunday. maybe half an inch or so. towards next week, look what happens. we see that pattern return. i am really concerned we will see a return of this pattern and more rain and severe weather next week across the central plains. shannon: thank you very much. back to mueller's first public statements on russia investigation. one

valley. a flooding disaster over some of thes regions the next couple days. not only the flooding the last few weeks but 23450u9d memorial day weekend. kansas, in towards the ohioiver valley dealing with flooding. incredible video of a home completely being immersed in water and look at this from logan county, oklahoma. watch this video as the storm and the rain fall continues to just reek havoc on all of these homes. it is just devastating to watch, unfortunately. and we are going to be seeing more scenes like this over the next couple of days. brian: thanks, janice, oklahoma and now missouri. unbelievable cup perform days. ainsley: work so hard to build up your life one fell swoop a storm rushes in. you grew up in this area. steve: i was in jefferson city on election day. it is a beautiful town but apparent lay tornadoes went in 11:30 last night local time went through the middle of town. as the sun comes up we are asking a reporter to bring us live images. we will bring that to you as soon as we can in the meantime as you can see it's a rainy day here on the west side of manhattan. we are parked in the hudson river on the uss new york. all part of our annual

heading through the ohio valley and great lakes thursday. and some heavy rain over areas that do not need any more moisture. >> rob, thank you. >>> ahead on "world news tonight" this sunday, the wild chase caught on dash cam. the pickup losing krool. police calling in thousands in drugs, cash, and weapons. >>> and the desperate search for a missing 5-year-old girl. possibly abducted. police asking for help. >>> and the brush with death for college students in a choir. caught in this fiery highway crash. what they did right after it happened. stay with us. hey did after, coming up next. and relief from symptoms caused feel the clarity of non-drowsy claritin by over 200 indoor and outdoor allergens. like those from buddy. because stuffed animals are clearly no substitute for real ones. feel the clarity. and live claritin clear. ♪ at to cover the essentialsyou have in retirement, as well as all the things you want to do. because when you're ready for what comes next, the only direction is forward. plaque psoriasis get clearer. and stay clearer.