the shells get possibly at their worst with tornado risk on that line that runs through their ohio valley and to the east. and again, winter will follow the drop in temperature. all those places account the warm kansas that about plus 4 as the maximum by day with currently in the twenty's. quite a windy patent at the moment of the sudden, bahamas, the turks and k cost of virgin owls, and also his band, you know, to windy and sherry's and persistent downpours there. i think in south america, the line of persistent rain is moving north with the sun, but we still got some tremendous thunderstorms down there in uruguay. ah, ah . you as president joe biden speaks with his ukrainian counts of paula talked of lot amid zalinski, appeals directly to your senators for more health for the war with russia. ah, i'm nick loud cuz it says out 0 live from data. also coming up, visa and mastercard. say this suspending all operations in russia immediately. the world wide block on cards issued in the country. terrified residents of the eastern ukrainian city of mario pole, find themselves again under russia

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the system now headed east to florida, the carolinas, up into the ohio valley tonight and tomorrow.ng by live in the storm zone timing this out. >>> the other major news this tuesday night, the heated questioning on

temperatures recover from the ohio valley to the northeast even will be above average compared to the below average this weekday from chicago to new england to boston. tomorrow we get 60s. d.c., philly, new york, boston, all in the low 60s that's a drastic, too, and a lo rain even in the northeast, there was a foot of snow things are going to be warming up i think you guys are going to like the rest of the march outlook. mostly mild conditions for everyone. >> wow i like the sound of that bill, thank you. >>> in today's "quick hits," snow didn't stop the st. patrick's day parade in pittsburgh the celebrations marched on. dozens of people dressed up in green to commemorate the day early. >>> president biden is meeting the ireland's prchlt this year he will travel to d.c. to meet with mr. biden at the white house. >>> calling all doughnut lovers, krispy kreme is ringing in the festivities with four different doughnuts. if you shop at krispy kreme this wednesday or thursday, you can get one original green glazed doughnut on the house. >>> could gas prices be going down as they add a surc

afternoon this line of storms will stay pretty strong and roll through the tennessee valley, the ohio valley, the appalachians we have 48 million people at risk anywhere in yellow is under a big risk isolated tornados especially in tennessee, alabama, and portions of mississippi, especially maybe even north of atlanta, too, in north georgia. and then flooding, we have an aerial flood warning around areas in indianapolis and goes all the way to southern missouri, ohio, and a little section of vermont and new york. today, a lot of extremes from philadelphia southward. 84 in raleigh as we go through the afternoon. and there's all the thunderstorms in the south therest of this week, guys, is a lot quieter than it is this morning, thankfully. people are going to need time to clean up from the storms. >> all right, bill, thank you. >>> commemorating 57 years since the bloody sunday march in selma, alabama. >>> the convoy hits the beltway. it's a busy monday 're back in just one minute. hror of touch-activated scent technology. that lasts, even hours later! that's because febreze touch stores scent

the system is moving east today bringing up to 7 inches of snow to the ohio valley and eastern great lakes. to the south severe conditions from alabama to the carolinas today. those storms will bring new snow to new england by saturday. checking the high temperatures, very cold in the northern plains and mild in the northeast ahead of that storm. 50s in the northwest. 85 in miami. >>> coming up, remembering a beloved actor from "sesame street." >>> also ahead, the lockout in major league baseball is over. now the big change coming to uniforms and helmets. >>> plus, a high-end theft caught on camera. 14 luxury vehicles stolen right from a dealership. how investigators say they pulled it off. want more restful sleep? nature's bounty gives you more with sleep3. the first ever triple action sleep supplement with 3 unique nighttime benefits to help you get a great night's sleep and wake feeling refreshed. live bountifully. nature's bounty. ♪ >> the actor who played luis the handyman on "sesame street" for more than 40 years has died. emilio delgado had been suffering from blood cancer, bu

it's a very cold, almost february-type morning across much of the midwest, the great lakes, ohio valley, and northeast. as far as this afternoon goes, it will warm up a little bit but these temperatures are still about 10 to 20 degrees warmer than they should be. this time of year, this is about as cold as it gets for the middle of the day. tonight, we do it again. another continuation of this cold lows tomorrow morning again well below freezing so just be rockies today and into the central plains it is just brutally cold in the northeast. a lot of people saw snow this weekend, too, guys there's still snow out there this morning, so yeah, it's still march. not april yet. >> things are starting to bloom, then it's snowing. go figure. thank you, bill. >>> one atlanta high school senior has a lot to celebrate after raking in over $1 million worth of college scholarship offers not only is mckenzie thompson's high school resume impressive, so is her list of 49 college acceptances. the senior class president decided to study animal science at tuskegee university. >>> china fights a coronaviru

that in life yeah, a lot of people complaining this weekend, the great lakes wasn't pretty, the ohio valley, a lot of snow, it was cold now that it's all pushed right into the heart of the busy and populated i-95 corridor, midwinter-like chill out there this morning the windchills are just ridiculous for this time of year, especially in northern portions of new england where now negative 5 at saranac lake, typically one of the coldest spots in new england new york city windchill is 19. it is 16 in boston so yeah, it's full gear for the kids, hats, gloves and during the day today, the high temperatures will be about 20 to 30 degrees colder than they should be this time of year new york city will only have a high temperature in the low 30s which if it happens will be the coldest ever for this date so what we call that is a record low high temperature yeah, that will spin your mind a little bit trying to figure that out. one more really cold morning on tuesday, then it will begin to warm up through the middle week. again, this is a very unusual long-duration chill for this region of the countr

have snow breaking out from areas of north texas to oklahoma, southern missouri into areas of the ohio valley on friday we'll track that winter weather towards little rock and memphis to get some snow out of this and then the storm really gets a lot stronger on saturday so friday night we watched that snow from ohio into pennsylvania, and then saturday morning, all out snowstorm northern virginia, central pennsylvania, southern and central portions of of new york state, mostly a rain event from the i-95 corridor and the cold wind comes in back behind this system not a lot of snow in areas from oklahoma to arkansas, but enou to shovel anghday. wind chills worse than that so appreciate the warmth today while you have it in the south we're also watching some snow even this morning we're having problems with. i'll show you where coming up. >> all right, more to come bill, thanks >>> well, new this morning the mlb is tagging out even more games as labor talks continue. commissioner rob manford canceled 93 additional games through april 13th the league and players union are still apart on things li

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here's our threat area going into the day tomorrow, sitting as far north as the ohio valley, a placeus or cincinnati and across the southeast as well from greens greensboro charlotte, raleigh, early-morning storms in atlanta, back down into tallahassee and jacksonville. all areas could run the risk of hail, high wind, and tornadoes. the storms will force their way eastbound all the way to the coast on wednesday, even lingering jericka, right into the morning on thursday. >> duncan: rain, rain, go away. mike bettes, thank you. we turn now to the historic senate confirmation hearings for supreme court nominee ketanji brown jackson. judge jackson forcefully defended her record as a federal judge and public defender today as she faced intense questioning. cbs' chief legal correspondent jan crawford has more from capitol hill. >> my judicial philosophy is to rule impartially and to rule consistent with the limitations on my authority as a judge. >> you wouldn't say that you're an activist judge. >> i would not say that. >> reporter: on the first day of questioning, senators on how judge k

the showers get possibly at their worst with tornado risk on that lives at rest of their ohio valley and to the east. and again, winter will follow the drop in temperature in all those places. county warm kansas dant about class for as the maximum by day. we're currently in the twenty's quite a windy patton at the moment of the sudden bahamas, the turks and k cost all the virgin owls, and also his band yoder windy and sherry's and persistent downpours there. i think in south america, the line of persistent rain is moving north with the sun, but we still got some tremendous thunderstorms down there in uruguay. ah, the stories of life and inspiration, a series of short documentaries from around the world that celebrate the human spirit against the arts. al jazeera, select gang lou . ah, et daniel, what y'all 0. mind about top stories this out and you creating president flood him? is lensky is judging his people to continue the fight. rushes invasion of ukraine enters its 10th day. he's painted with the west of more aid and is pushing for no flies. we bol russian president vladimir puti

the showers get possibly at their worst with tornado risk on that lives at rest of their ohio valley and to the east. and again, winter will follow the drop in temperature in all those places. county warm kansas that route cross for at the maximum by day we're currently in the twenty's quite a windy patent at the moment of the sudden bahamas, the turks and k cost all the virgin owls and also his span, yoder windy and cherries and persistent downpours. there, i think in south america, the line of persistent rank is moving north with the sun, but we've still got some tremendous thunderstorms down there in uruguay. ah, i'm counting the cost, the can energy reserves and china help rockhill bluntly impact the lack of western sanctions with grain exports from ukraine, disrupted while res. mounts about global food security, and will you energy sanction put pressure on the in mas, military, counting the cost or the al jazeera, a diverse range of stories from across the globe from the perspective of on networks journalists on al jazeera blue. the me again, you are watching as a reminder of ou

thunderstorms in the ohio valley down to the gulf coast and on friday some of those could be severe, especially near pensacola where tornadoes are possible. meantime, in the northeast the sun will shine, and it'll feel like spring with highs in the 70s. i'm accuweather meteorologist kevin coskren. >>> coming up, james bond now works for amazon. the big news in the movie industry. >>> also ahead, the fallout from record high gas prices and the relief some drivers may get. >>> and later we hear from the cheerleader who saved the day as march madness got under way. >> the cheerleader saves the ♪ ♪ whether someone is across the neighborhood, across the street, or across the room, you have the power to make them feel right at home. ♪ ♪ ritz. a taste of welcome. >>> how about this? mgm is now part of amazon. the tech giant has closed the $8 billion deal to acquire the iconic movie studio. amazon prime video now has even more content for its streaming service, including all 25 of the james bond movies, and of course the legally blond franchise. >>> it looks like next week supreme court conf

severe thunderstorm and tornado watches from florida to the ohio valley tonight. then the system moving into the northeast with heavy rain through the morning. >>> and the news from moderna on its vaccine for young children, 5 years old and under. here's eva pilgrim. >> reporter: tonight, promising news for millions of parents of young children waiting for a vaccine. moderna says two doses tested in kids 6 months to 5 years old generated the strong antibody response also seen in adults. >> the good news is, we now have a vaccine in our hands that we believe provides the same benefits to children as it does to adults. >> reporter: at one-fourth the adult size dose, the vaccine was 44% effective at preventing symptomatic infection for 6 month to 2-year-olds, and 38% effective in 2 to 5-year-olds. and there were no hospitalizations or safety concerns. >> none of the kids had any serious adverse events reported, which is extremely important out there for parents because safety risks is number one when it comes to approving any vaccine or drug for kids. >> this could b

the system now headed east to florida, the carolinas, up into the ohio valley tonight and tomorrow. ginger zee standing by live in the storm zone timing this out. >>> the other major news this tuesday night, the heated questioning on capitol hill. president biden's historic nominee to the supreme court, judge ketanji brown jackson, responding to republicans accusing her of being soft on child sex offenders. telling them, quote, nothing could be further from the truth. judge jackson questioned about defending detainees at guantanamo bay, about critical race theory and children's books. how she answers. rachel scott live on the hill tonight. >>> this evening, chilling new images from ukraine. president zelenskyy warning that the city of mariupol has been reduced to ashes, in his wourds, by russian attacks. verified video on social media showing ukrainian tanks recently firing on the streets of mariupol. and intense fighting near kyiv. ukrainian forces now claiming to have retaken a strategically important suburb of the capital. president biden headed to nato's emergency summit. what h

the system now headed east to florida, the carolinas, up into the ohio valley tonight and tomorrow.ger zee standing by live in the storm zone timing this out. >>> the other major news this tuesday night, the heated questioning on capitol hill.

that's the same storm that brought the tornadoes to texas, louisiana, ohio valley, so it's just kindf clicked its way through over the last 72 hours. there's our satellite images just shows how there's stuff out there. but i mentioned this earlier this time of year when the jet stream starts to get weaker. the storms lose their consolidation, and they get kind of their energy gets split up there or there's not much energy coming from the upper level winds. and so as the upper level winds are getting lighter, so the systems that the surface are weaker, so all that means is what's coming through this weekend late satyr elite sunday into monday is probably not going to give us much just because of the time of year. really they're going out of time. so just think about the jet stream is interesting this the forecast for tomorrow. is in the winter months where it's just strongest. it creates pressure pressures at the surface creates a low pressure. at the surface. it comes from aloft so when that upper level winds die down up there you lose the energy and these storms, so the jetstream dr

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places like tallahassee, charleston, raleigh, even into portions of the ohio valley severe weather issible. it rains out or crosses into portions of the northeast, even new york and boston. the tornado% down to 5%. we could see a cooler trend. enjoy the warmth across atlanta. temperatures in the 70s. colder air back here arrives across portions of the southern u.s. as well. >> many thanks for that, pedram. appreciate it. >>> the first african-american woman nominated to the u.s. supreme court will be back on capitol hill for another marathon day of questions. republicans are taking aim at judge ketanji brown jackson on crime, racial justice and jessica schneider has the details. >> reporter: ketanji brown jackson defending her record during hours of questioning pushing back against their broa quote, soft on crime. >> in order for us to have a functioning society we have to have people being held accountable for committing crimes, but we have to do so fairly under our constitution. as someone who has had family members on patrol and in the line of fire, i care deeply about public safet

portions of the mississippi valley, tennessee valley, ohio valley where the severe threat extends forte a bit of activity in the afternoon. even in the early morning hours, tornado watches in effect until 7 a.m. in tulsa, arkansas, south into dallas. severe weather could spawn a few tornadoes. as the energy shifts east we expect the severe threat to go east. it's a multi-day setup. the threat level, that's a level 4 and the largest concern is straight line winds maybe 70, 75 miles per hour into the afternoon. ef-2 or 3. this is in line with the same exact spot that we saw severe weather and deadly tornadoes. it's a 50% chance across the landscape. timing on this, between late morning and early afternoon hours. nashville, jackson, new orleans. 40, close to 50-mile-per-hour wind gusts. the energy shifts off of alabama, georgia. just a little bit. excessive rainfall includes the city of memphis. still plenty of potential this afternoon. notice by thursday afternoon the threat level diminishes quite a bit and some of the larger cities with the strong wind gusts. on the back side of it, mu

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jonathan, additional storms in the southeast and the ohio valley but we will not have a tornado outbreakin the previous two days our thoughts go out to so many people suffering with cleanup and damage and their lives turned upside down by the tornados in the last two days. >> absolutely, i echo those sentiments bill karins, thank you for that. >>> still ahead, several high-profile covid cases in washington, d.c. as a subvariant of the virus causes an uptick. i'll talk to dr. ben guetta about the possibility of another wave of crisis we'll be right back. you can already have it and not know it. if you have chronic kidney disease your kidney health could depend on what you do today. ♪far-xi-ga♪ farxiga is a pill that works in the kidneys to help slow the progression of chronic kidney disease. farxiga can cause serious side effects including dehydration, urinary tract or genital yeast infections in women and men, and low blood sugar. ketoacidosis is a serious side effect that may lead to death. a rare, life-threatening bacterial infection in the skin of the perineum could occur. stop taking

east with wind gusts up to 75 miles per hour, tomorrow, it expands to 27 million people from ohio river valley into southeast, panama city and jacksonville, also looking at extremely heavy rainfall rates, that's why we have a moderate to risk of flooding all the way up new orleans to nashville, generally three to 4 inches of rain but some folks could see 6 inches of rain plus so make sure you're prepared to get out and evacuate to higher ground as the systems move through >> i know you and your team will track it out, thank you very much. >>> in oklahoma, tragedy on the highway, six girls from the high school killed when their car collided with a semi truck superintendant says they were going off-campus for lunch, no word on the condition of the truck driver >>> up next for us, what caused the deadly crash of a boeing jetliner in china, the critical issues investigators are looking into ♪ ♪ thousands of women with metastatic breast cancer... are living in the moment and taking ibrance. ibrance with an aromatase inhibitor is for postmenopausal women or for men with hr+/her2- metastatic breast c

after the snow this weekend, a lot of that is going to be melted and gone throughout the ohio valley snow this week, 55 in new york today, 53 in boston. and watch out for some severe storms late today, and maybe some of those big storms, you know, jonathan the time of the year that we can get to the baseball-sized hail and that's possible in texas so that is enough to shatter windshield so keep an eye on that, our friend from dallas to shreveport. >> bill karins, thank you very much for the forecast. we will talk to you again tomorrow. >>> still ahead, the latest on a growing wave of ukrainian refugees and the warning from one mayor who says his city can no longer cope with the shear number of people arriving. >>> we're getting a live report from poland next on "way too early." we'll be right back. right back. (driver 1) it's all you. (driver 2) no, i insist. (driver 1) it's your turn. (driver 2) nope, i think it's your turn. (driver 1) i appreciate you so much, thank you so much... go. (driver 2) i appreciate your appreciation. it fills me. (burke) safe drivers save money with farme

time we get to sunday, we'll track those thunderstorms and rain, into arkansas and areas of the ohio valleyratures will come light rain in areas of the northeast on sunday. but pretty wild weekend, jonathan. we will talk about areas like denver, going from near 80 degrees, to shoveling snow, by the time sunday night arrives. >> march is just so strange. bill karins, thank you so much. have a good weekend, pal. >>> still ahead, ukraine's president has a question for vladimir putin. what are you afraid of? we'll have the latest on peace talk efforts coming up next. back in just a minute. g up next. back in just a minute. we hit the bike trails every weekend shinges doesn't care. i grow all my own vegetables shingles doesn't care. we've still got the best moves you've ever seen good for you, but shingles doesn't care. because 1 in 3 people will get shingles, you need protection. but, no matter how healthy you feel, your immune system declines as you age increasing your risk for getting shingles. so, what can protect you? shingrix protects. you can protect yourself from shingles with a vaccine

severe thunderstorms, tornadoes new orleans last night tornadoes ohio valley tornadoes, and now it'sg off in towards the northeast and causing some problems there potential severe weather not as severe as it was in the south, but severe weather from that same system. tomorrow a possibility of around new hampshire and in parts of new york state. so as you look at the satellite map, you can see the high pressure ridges firmly intact, as it has been really, for the last three years, essentially israel just is just hard to budget and so without them, partly sunny conditions will continue tomorrow and then on saturday night clouds increased sunday late afternoon showers develop into monday. that's the hope this is the fog footprint for tomorrow morning. lots of it. greens are sixties. yellows are seventies. so these are the forecast map. temperatures in yellows against 70. you can barely see him under the high clouds and in the fog right along the coast, so it's going to kind of mild datable kind of spring like that. these are the forecast highest 76 fairfield, 77 annex 74 in santa rosa.

moving across the southern southeastern part of the country all the way up into chicago and the ohio valleym was the one that brought us the rain a couple days ago, right? and so there it is. you can see the things wound up this producing tornadoes. even at this late hour. this is all in the last six hours. so those are tornado icons are actually tornadoes observed on the ground and all in the last six hours. northern georgia under a severe thunderstorm watch. they could see some more tornadoes is dying down a little bit. but boy, there's nothing scarier than a nocturnal thunderstorm or tornado because you write people , most people out there sleep. it's late late late at night early in the morning, so dangerous conditions continue. in the southeast. these are the highest from today. kind of on the mild. the cool side certainly lost a degree or two over the day before we had fog this morning little drizzle, and a lot of wind airport at sfo was gusting. 35 38 miles an hour today so real breezy out there not as windy tomorrow not as cloudy. more sunshine warmer day rain. no, not going to happ

just 36 36 hours ago that system with our system, and now it's all the way out into the southern ohio valleythe highs from today you got plenty of temperatures that are going to be in the sixties and seventies tomorrow. generally we're going to be looking at temperatures a little warmer than that. as we go through time. we're checking out. the current live camera shot, not bad out there. current temperatures are in the fifties and sixties, overnight lows are going to be pretty mild. and as we look at the forecast for the next couple of days at high pressure is going to build right in and what it does that of course, it sets us up with typical spring weather, and that's what we're going to get, in fact, so let's get used to that. the forecast then, for the next couple of days, we are anticipating, um more you know, just of the same more nice spring like weather. the five day forecast set you up with plenty of sunshine. mild temperatures a little cooler on sunday, but we'll get near 80 degrees on saturday. i will see you back here tonight at 10 11 80 sounds pretty good. thank you. bill coming

ago, rolled through texas rolled through louisiana last night rolled through georgia up into the ohio valleyhad tornadoes today and severe weather. it's continuing to wreak havoc in the northeast, and that will give you some flight concerns tomorrow morning and then for us big ridge of high pressure. let me just draw it in for you right there. big ridge of high pressure just like that, and that ridge of high pressure is going to break down and see this system out here. that's going to break it down as we get closer to, um, the weekend and into sunday sunday looks like get some showers in the afternoon. and then as we get into monday, maybe more showers. hopefully some snow in the mountains is cooler pattern as well as we get toward the bay area weekend. the forecast for tomorrow will be fog along the coast. just like that all day. pretty much and then temperatures not bad, but you see the microclimate seacoast bay temperatures and inland temperatures. so that is a classic. we're in spraying or we're getting into spring and we're starting to feel it. the pattern n sets us up saturday. clouds

the storm system is now threatening more than 22 million people, from the southeast to the ohio river valley begnaud is in hard-hit arabi. >> reporter: it was only after dawn that the true impact could be seen. block after block in the city of arabi, obliterated. homes ripped off their foundations. to see it now is horrifying enough-- to experience it? sheer terror. >> i honestly didn't think i was going to live through this one. the sensation... the wind, the sound. i thought we were going to die. we barely made it into the room. five, ten more seconds, we would have been in the hallway. which is... nothing. >> reporter: this is how alyssa wineski's home used to look. here's what remains. she survived on the floor of her bathroom, as her husband threw himself on top of her and their one-year-old child. once they made it through... >> we're a tight-knit community, we're a tight-knit street. we're screaming for each other, and then when we look over and see connor's house, all we could do is scream for him. >> reporter: connor lambert. he used to play football at the local high school. he was

from new mexico toward maine, this is a pretty big upon event for areas across midsouth, ohio and tennessee valleylle, knoxville toward virginia and saturday and sunday bullseye is across the appalachians and the cold air, timing with the cold front we'll have to watch. be prepared, foxweather.com. >> carley: thank you so much, we've been talking about people helping in ukraine. a familiar face is heading overseas to help refugees fleeing the war zone. janette nesheiwat tells us how she's taking expertise to poland. >> todd: russia presses forward with its attack, we'll tell you what north korea and iran are up to when we come back. just tap and there you have it. your all new personalized weight loss program from ww. it's easy. you take a short quiz, tell us your goals, how you're feeling and what you love to eat and we create a science backed plan that's designed just for you. at ww, we help you build healthy habits, so you can eat better, think better and feel better. getting started has never been easier. join now, pay later. get your first 3 months free at ww.com. hurry, offer ends march 14th

it has moved off into the southern ohio mississippi valley in his creating all sorts of problems outave high pressure . as you know, it's keeping us clear of the rain. we do have that we did have a little low to the north of us that's for those clouds came from it goes away. the high builds end we warm up. and it's spring. this is a classic classic spring weather pattern. so coastal fog a possibility temperatures tomorrow warmer than today. these temperatures will play pretty nicely as you go into the next couple of days, with the warmest day being on saturday. so there's your five day forecast. i wish i had rain to show you, but i do not. i'll see you back here at six. all right, bill. thank you. we'll see you then. well with easter just around the corner, people in one florida neighborhood are being overrun with rabbits. the bunnies are actually well they actually started to pop up about four months ago in the orange county neighborhood of azalea park, orlando rabbit care and adoption says if you rabbits were dumped by their owners now there are at least 50 domestic rabbits living

is not going to direct jackson's move towards canada or to move to the right lakes region or the ohio valley instead he is going to point himself against the muscogee people and ultimately to, florida to alabama to new orleans where the war is going to end at that point. i love the two portraits of these men here at this point because again, it's showing them roughly the same age the same position and so it really it kind of creates. i think this wonderful visual reference point between the mover the politician and the mover the general in the military. course nancy do you want to move just one more step? thank you. so the war of 1812 of course comes to this smashing conclusion. as jackson moves against the muscogee people of alabama he is going to defeat them roundly and in addition to the military defeat of the muscogee nation. he also forces them to seed 23 million acres of land to the united states and while madison and monroe had been watching this unfold they've been hearing reports. jackson is sending reports back to washington of his progress across across creek nation. they're a lit

take a look at it as the cold front and storm system moves across the ohio valley in towards the northeastith very warm temperatures. 20 to 30 degrees above average and earlier tornado warn storm across tennessee and kentucky that. that's going to be ongoing. note what to do watch. fox weather.com. latest details and we are looking at the threat for large hail, damaging winds and tornadoes for some of those cities as well. brian kilmeade back to you my friend. >> brian: coming up straight ahead on this show. support for ukraine is growing as americans seek to help. bartender in atlanta. let me go other this one more time, shares how is he punishing russia, that story next. allergies don't have to be scary. spraying flonase daily stops your body from overreacting to allergens all season long. psst! psst! flonase all good. for people who could use a lift new neutrogena® rapid firming. a triple-lift serum with pure collagen. 92% saw visibly firmer skin in just 4 weeks. neutrogena® for people with skin. people everywhere living with neutrogena® type 2 diabetes are waking up to what's possible.

the storm system is now threatening more than 22 million people, from the southeast to the ohio river valley. cbs' david begnaud is in hard-hit arabi. >> reporter: it was only after dawn that the true impact could be seen. block after block in the city of arabi, obliterated. homes ripped off their foundations. to see it now is horrifying enough-- to experience it? sheer terror. >> i honestly didn't think i was going to live through this one. the sensation, the wind, the sound. i thought we were going to die. we barely made it into the room. five, ten more seconds, we would have been in the hallway. which is nothing. >> reporter: this is how alyssa wineski's home used to look. here's what remains. she survived on the floor of her bathroom, as her husband threw himself on top of her and their one-year-old child. once they made it through -- >> we're a tight-knit community, we're a tight-knit street. we're screaming for each other, and then when we look over and see connor's house, all we could do is scream for him. >> reporter: connor lambert. he used to play football at the local high school.

and more widespread as we get into tomorrow for parts of the gulf coast up to the tennessee, ohio river valley-atlantic, that is the threat on friday, hail, damaging wind and tornado possible today and tomorrow. we have warm air feeling like spring, 70s in dallas. new york, 55. look at tomorrow. 73. we will take that. >> carley: on a friday >> janice: happy st. patrick's day, the parade is happening in new york city, the rain, that won't dampen the spirits. >> todd: leave work as soon as you can. the white house opposing no fly zone over ukraine, president zelenskyy emotional address calling on joe biden to do more. >> president biden, you are the leader of your great nation. i wish you could be the leader of the world. being the leader of the world means to be the leader. >> carley: nancy mace, member of house veteran ark fair committee joins us now. you were in the room and witnessed that speech first hand, what was reaction like among and you your colleagues? >> i will tell you, we heard his speech and saw the video, there was not a dry eye in the house, we were in tears, it is devastating

, heavy rainfall and tornados today enhanced risk for the regions from new orleans up to the ohio river valley including nashville, huntsville, albany and toward the southeast, we could see stronger storms on the backside of this measurable snow for parts of the upper midwest and great lakes. this exactly to the east coast. temperatures in the 70s here. the front moves through, stronger storms. 70s in new york, 75 in philadelphia. boston 67. we'll see cooler air moving in. temperatures start to moderate. this is warmest day heading into the weekend. next week, heads up, we have a big storm system that could cause widespread severe storm. that is going to probably happen monday, tuesday. severe weather possible, we fol cus on the timing and how strong the storm is going to be. monday and tuesday that setup of lull coming out of the rockies and warm unstable air mass ahead television and potential for very damaging tornados. monday, tuesday we will keep you up to date. fox weather.com, for the latest details. check ahead if you're going to the airport, i was supposed to go to nashville and delay

we've got a hive, 16 degrees, some rain moving across the ohio river valley and we've got rain. it's still for the upper midwest. why spend? we go seams are beginning to dry off across british columbia and look at portland, 20 degrees. as the temperature we would expect to see in mate, now keeping on the scene with high temperatures. look at this as f 26. los angeles $29.00, but we know what goes up must come down san francisco. as we head toward the weekend, you're temperatures are closer to average central america, plenty of sun to go around, but also some daytime heating storms. that includes for havana with the high $32.00 degrees and off to south america, we go, we've got rain stretching pretty much from the atlantic coast right through to the pacific. and for the 2nd time in 2 months, we've seen some more flooding outside of rio in patropolis, about 2 and a half times the monthly average of rain in 10 hours and storms winding up from the sunset, the on right through to month of the dale. i stay in co doro, though with a height of 21 degrees. oh, the weather sponsored by ca