at this hour, parts of the ohio valley, indiana, kentucky, and ohio are under a tornado watch.iencing dangerous weather. this is the same fierce storm system that caused serious damage from texas to west virginia. kentucky's governor today declaring a state of emergency after twisters demolished homes and stopped traffic after knocking down power lines. a different tornado leveled buildings in oklahoma, destroying nearly everything in its path. more than a third of the country right now is under a weather alert. there are blizzard warnings in michigan and flood watches in new jersey. so with all of that news, we've got team coverage starting with justin michaels from our partners at the weather channel. >> reporter: it happened fast, and it was furious. dangerous winds knocked someone at the university of kentucky clear off their feet. vicious storms cut a path of destruction across the ohio valley. >> oh, dear god, this is bad. >> reporter: mindy broten posted this video after whipping winds tossed and flipped mobile homes in hanging rock. >> i thought we were going to die, bu

at this hour, parts of the ohio valley, indiana, kentucky, and ohio, are under a tornado watch vehicles tens of millions more are experiencing dangerous weather. this is the same year's storm system that caused serious damage from texas to west virginia. kentucky's governor today declaring a state of emergency after it demolished homes and stop traffic after knocking down power lines vehicle a different tornado leveled buildings in oklahoma, destroying nearly everything in its path. more than a third of the country right now is under a weather alert. there are blizzard warnings in michigan, and flood watches in new jersey. so with all of that news, we got team coverage, starting with justin michaels from our partners at the weather channel. >> reporter: it happen fast and it was furious. dangerous winds knocked someone at the university of kentucky clear off their feet. they show storms cut a path of destruction across the ohio valley. >> oh, dear god, this is bad beard >> reporter: mindy brogdon posted this video after whipping winds tossed and flipp. >> i thought we were going to die

likely flooding across the gulf coast here, but it could extend up towards the ohio valley.i-4 into orlando, jacksonville to savannah, all areas where severe storms could hit. that may include tornadoes as well there will be a second area across the ohio valley that could be a target, cincinnati, columbia, cincinnati, pittsburgh cleveland and charleston. watch for high winds and hail to hit. >> we're watching, mike bettes. thank you. >>> tonight some republicans across the country are rhetorically trying to distance themselves from arizona's supreme court ruling that upholds a near total abortion ban. but late today republican state lawmakers in arizona blocked efforts by democrats to overturn that civil war era law. cbs' nancy cordes has more on the political uproar. >> angry, let down, frustrated. >> reporter: anxiety in arizona tonight after the state supreme court upheld an 1864 law that bans nearly all abortions and criminalizes those who perform the procedure. >> it's really upsetting that our politicians who are supposed to represent us are doing this. >> reporter: de

a second area across the ohio valley could be a target.ati, columbus, p cleveland, pittsburgh, charleston. in these areas, norah, watch for heavy rain at hilton hit. >> norah: will be watching. mike bettes, thank you. tonight, some republicans across the country are rhetorically trying to distance themselves from arizona's supreme court ruling that a bold a near-total abortion ban. but late today, republican state lawmakers in arizona blocked efforts by democrats to overturn that civil -- overturn that law. cbs's nancy cordes has more on the political uproar. >> angry. let down. frustrated. >> reporter: anxiety in arizona tonight after the state supreme court upheld in 1864 law that bans nearly all abortions and criminalizes those who perform the procedure. >> it's really upsetting that our politicians, who are supposed to represent us, are doing this. >> reporter: democrats protested on the floor of the state legislature today, and in swing state arizona come up for grabs in november, some republicans are slamming the ruling, too, includi

but plenty of rain working into the ohio valley and great lakes. we've got that stretched across the southeast. moving through the day today the system will be on the move taking much of the rain with it. from the great lakes to the northeast and down therough the south still dealing with showers and potential tly thunderstorms. we would see colder blustery conditions settling in, too. the severe threat is not quite as expansive as it was yesterday. and the main threat is the wind gusts at 60 miles per hour. parts of the ohio valley and southeast once againing looking to see dangerous storms developing along with really windy conditions. 30 to 40, even 50 mile-per-hour winds across some of these areas, back over to you. >> we'll check with you in a bit. >>> the third time was not the charm for former president trump. yet another appeals court judge rejecting a third attempt to delay trump's hush money select begin on monday. the former trump organization's cfo was sentenced to five months in jail. allan weisselberg pleaded guilty to to perjurery pe

so showers and storms from texas right up to the ohio valley in the zone. and we'll see those wind surpass a 100 kilometers per hour. torrential downpours, hale and even tornado is possible, again from texas rate to the ohio valley. well now that the rain has shopped away in california, look at l. a. looking good. finally, suns out temperature of $23.00 degrees and temperatures of also shot up across the canadian prairies. so for alberta, province's capital at mentioned at $22.00 degrees, lot of what weather around the mid west to the mid atlantic. so we've got some flood alerts in play here for just how brand new it's going to be. the theme in the gaza strip. is there a lot continues. there's a delivered mission of posting and humanity in western media. and it needs to be question, sustains coverage that actively humanize as, as readings and actively humanizes palestinians. this is not the time for doing this kind of way. tracking those stories, examining the journalism and the effect that news coverage can have on democracies everywhere. here at the listi

so showers and storms from texas right up to the ohio valley in the zone. and we'll see those wind surpass a 100 kilometers per hour. torrential downpours, hale and even tornado is possible, again from texas rate to the ohio valley. well now that the rain has shopped away in california, look at lay looking good. finally, suns out temperature of $23.00 degrees and temperatures of also shot up across the canadian prairies. so for alberta, province's capital at mentioned at $22.00 degrees, lot of what weather around the mid west to the mid atlantic. so we've got some flood alerts in play here for just how brand new it's going to be in a world full of darkness. hope was so scarce donated. we deliver it in remedies and breaks. we've touched lives in you, in this holy month. the power of kindness, gray, in the joy of breaking the fox and the footprint. we remember the blessings we all meant to share. for that do a sacred play is now your duty to fulfil all that can possibly be the the, [000:00:00;00] the welcome back. you're watching out just a quick reminder abo

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looks like the best view it could be over parts of the ohio valley and in new england that severe threat and texas is now an enhanced level three out of five, or we're looking at the threat for damaging winds, large hail and some isolated tornadoes right along there, that path of totality. but the good news is, is it looks like the storms don't fire up until after the eclipse. couple of showers before, but all of this fires up after three 4:00. so it's gonna be a problem on your way home from any eclipse events there in texas. it will also come though with the clouds we're looking at mostly clotting these guys in dallas throughout the event, your peak at totality is one 40 places like indianapolis. so looking at more sunshine, clear skies, a better view of things like the corona as we start to get into totality. >> a couple of >> showers though we've got this stalled front that stalls pretty much right along and near the path that's what's bringing the clouds and the showers from texas into louisiana, arkansas, then maybe a couple of two over upstate new york. but you've got that patch o

we had area of concern across midwest and ohio river valley.from kansas to missouri, iowa, nebraska and a lot of hail and wind damage, as well. this system is moving eastward, we have risk for parts of lower great lakes and ohio valley for cincinnati, detroit, grand rapids and pittsburgh, as well. could see rain, damaging wind and tornados. tomorrow risk from texas to tennessee and ohio river valley including louisville, st. louis. this is all the fuel storms need to turn severe. front moving across eastern third of the country. cold enough air for snow across rockies and the front will travel southward and eastward and give us ongoing risk of stronger storms. fox weather.com, will cover for you, and i will, too. >> carley: janice, thank you. whistleblowers will testify before a senate panel today on safety and quality concern with boeing jets after series of terrifying events sparked panic midflight. a boeing engineer testifying today says i'm doing this not because i want boeing to fail, i want it to succeed and prevent crashes from happening

the barge hale and tornadoes possible again from texas rate through to the ohio valley. get back to the here and now it's still a few showers ago in los angeles. once we shake them, the sun popes out and temperatures will shut off. the temperature is also shooting up across the canadian prize is born breeze off the rockies. here alberta profits is capital admin to you're going to surpass 20 degrees on tuesday whether slug of rain from ohio to west virginia. so we've got some flood alerts in play that will shoot out to the mid atlantic and central america. some of these eastern caribbean islands going to get dallas with rain. so get ready for barbados. that includes you have seen copious amounts of rain for the northeast of brazil. there's been funding on the streets there and some more storms marching across the river plate region. this could produce some flooding for era glaze capital. months of the day of today on monday, be careful that there will see you soon take care. the huge reserves of alysia used in electric batteries and find 2 for reducing over reliance on fo

so showers and storms from texas right up to the ohio valley in the zone. and we'll see those when surpass a 100 kilometers per hour. torrential downpours, hale and even tornado is possible, again from texas rate to the ohio valley. well now that the rain has shopped away in california, look at l. a. looking good. finally, suns out temperature of $23.00 degrees and temperatures of also shot up across the canadian prairies. so for alberta, province's capital at mentioned at $22.00 degrees, lot of what weather around the mid west to the mid atlantic. so we've got some flood alerts in play here for just how brand new it's going to be. the, the latest news as a people have been coming here all day to pay tribute to those who lost their lives . vladimir putin has called the attack of bloody and barbaric ap with detailed coverage for hours tonight to celebrate perhaps a change for the sending of these people from around the world to abide says the federal government is committed to rebuilding it. there's no indication of when that process might even begin countin

temperaturs below normal in the ohio valley. we are not looking at >>> and that's the look at your saturday forecast. i'm happy it's saturday. >> we'll take it. we like the better weather. thank you, michelle. >>> still to come, it came down to the wire friday night. peter alexander stayed up late. caitlin clark and the hawkeyes are one win away from the championship. we have jesse kirsch with more. >> reporter: good morning, laura. and then there were two. we saw a lot of action down to we saw a lot of action down to the final seconds last ♪♪ some people just know that the best rate for you is a rate based on you, with allstate. because there's a right way to. stop! and the speed limit definitely isn't. 700 million mph. so why would you pay a rate based on. a terrible boss with a terrible haircut! save with, ooh. save with drivewise and get a rate based on you. you're in good hands with allstate if you have chronic kidney disease you can reduce the risk of kidney failure with farxiga. because there are places you'd like to be.

watching a severe weather threat unfold across the ohio valley and the northeast, including the threat for tornadoes tonight. areas in red tonight have a better chance for seeing some of the stronger storms. the threat for the strong storms will come to an end during the overnight hours, but still thunderstorms could cause some issues during the day, into the evening tomorrow throughout parts of the northeast. and then already looking ahead to early next week. seeing the ingredients come together. moisture coming up from the gulf of mexico. warmer temperatures creating an environment that's favorable for the development of thunderstorms. and already, norah, it looks like we could see a significant severe weather event here on monday, continuing into tuesday. >> good information. chris warren, thank you. >>> the "cbs ♪3, 4♪ ♪ ♪hey♪ ♪ ♪are you ready for me♪ ♪are you ready♪ ♪are you ready♪ he needs protection that goes beyond. dove men with 72-h protection and 1/4 moisturizer. so he can forget his underarms and focus on being unforgettable. dove men. forgettable underarms, unforgettable y

plains, we'll see a substantial threat for severe weather on monday from southern texas to the ohio valleydamaging wind, hail and tornadoes are all in play. even in the overnight hours into tuesday morning. jericka? >> good to know so people can prepare. >>> at&t is investigating a major dark web leak that's impacting more than 70 million past and current customers. at&t says the breach appears to be from 2019 or earlier. addresses, social security numbers and other personal information were leaked online. at&t officials say the customers' account passcodes had been reset. it's urging customers to monitor account activity and credit reports. >>> tomorrow there's another chance for a giant powerball payday. monday night's jackpot drawing is now $975 million and creeping towards the big $1 billion mark. no one matched all six numbers from last night's powerball drawing. there hasn't be been a big powerball winner since new year's day. someone won over $1 billion in the mega millions last week. >>> it's an easter tradition filled with fund and finery on new york's famed fifth avenue. the east

the threat stays in place for wednesday for parts of the ohio valley into the tennessee valley. pad paducah, cincinnati, bowling green, nashville, 6 million people at risk for winds gusting up to 60 miles per hour, also hail. a few tornadoes possible as well. we have a storm system that's bringing snow to portions of the rockies, really gusty winds as well. on the warm side we are watching the chance for late day storms, developing from texas to the dakotas. it will move off to the east on tuesday, bringing widespread storms to the northern plains and also the midwest, damaging winds, hail and tornadoes are all on the table there. by wednesday we are looking at the storm system heading to the east coast. severe storms are possible in mid-atlantic, philadelphia today we're looking at 78 degrees. 83 in d.c. all right. that's your monday forecast. >> thanks so much, michelle. >>> coming up, caitlin clark's slam dunk appearance on "saturday night live." >>> but first the tax man cometh, what you need to know before filing at the deadline later today. then i switch back to my regular

florida up to the ohio valley, se sections of the mid-atlantic. we will see travel delays throughout the day today for millions of folks as that system continues to move eastward. we will watch the forecast in augusta. when is that supposed to start? >> todd: later this morning, might be tough. >> janice: will they postpone it? >> todd: they will try to get it in. >> janice: and lightning, storms contain a lot of lightning. >> todd: they try to avoid to play on monday, they want to do thursday, friday, saturday and sunday. >> janice: if they need a weather gal, they can call me. >> carley: thank you. numbers are in and everything you need costs you even more last month and members of the main-stream media know this is bad for president biden's reelection campaign. we'll be talking to a small business owner about all this coming up next. >> todd: talking about the weather in augusta and previewing the golf. round one and rounds two, three andure fo, heavy favorites, who is going to win this thing? pga tour play-by-play announcer doug bell, we will

here in the ohio valley we could be seeing as much as four inches of rain by tuesday and that means the risk of flooding and meanwhile, across stretches of the southeast there is the potential for record heat through tuesday and in southern texas and parts of that state there could be triple digit temperatures tomorrow. gadi? >> jesse kirsch, thanks so much. >>> tonight, we are getting new details and new video from the massive around the clock cleanup operation at the bridge disaster in baltimore. and it comes as yet another huge boat hit and damaged another bridge. aaron gilchrist is in baltimore with more. >> reporter: tonight, the first view of a beam carried away by crane from the wreckage of the key bridge. coast guard video showing crews using cutting torches to slice through steel. officials confirming the first salvage issues were a success including a 200-ton bridge cut away from the bridge on saturday. still, it's just a fraction of the work to be done. >> these are secondary pieces and we're hoping to open up secondary channels. >> what's your understanding that now a week l

indiana, and kentucky, toppling trees and knocking off power across sections of the midwest and ohio valley. at least nine tornadoes were reported. tonight, the severe weather risk is spreading east, with 41 million people from the midwest into the midatlantic at risk from flash flooding. al roker will join me in just a moment with a forecast. but first, here's morgan chesky following the trail of destruction. >> reporter: tonight, drenching rains, high winds, and tornadoes wreaking havoc. the dangerous trio sparking a state of emergency in kentucky. striking so fast, this student was knocked right off their feet. the massive storm ripping through this mobile home. a family trapped inside, but somehow able to escape unharmed. severe weather blasting semitrucks off the road. >> i don't know if it picked it up, moved it down the road, but it sounded like it was grinding against the blacktop. >> reporter: in oklahoma, this same system responsible for multiple overnight tornadoes. >> it was pounding the windows and the sides of the house. it was crazy. >> reporter: in the town of barnsdall, one

the monster system carving a path of destruction from the ohio valley. >> oh, dear god. this is bad. >> reporter: to the southeast, flipped semi trucks, snapped trees, and toppled power lines. at least 16 reported tornadoes across 6 states. near louisville, kentucky, mom lisa says she barely got her kids downstairs before violent winds ripped the roof off their second-story bedrooms. >> we were just running down the basement, and that's when we heard the pop, and the roof came flying off. we weren't even in the basement yet before that happened. >> you didn't even make it down? >> no, it's crazy, it's still an early part of the year to have all these tragic storms. >> reporter: kentucky's governor this afternoon touring damage saying, as many as seven tornadoes tore through his state tuesday, some turning deadly. >> we have confirmed one weather-related fatality. this came in campbell county in a car accident. >> reporter: 19-year-old brady delaney remembered by family saying he was loved by so many. >> we'll be praying for him and for his family. >> reporter: outside at

partial eclipse for parts of the ohio valley, the northeast, great lakes, down towards the south.ut you have to be in that path of totality to see that complete darkness. the moon completely covering up the sun. and that's the time when some people can take off their glasses. but if you are in a partial those solar eclipse glasses on. here's the concern. the potential for showers and thunderstorms for parts of that viewing area from san antonio, little rock, i think, is going to be okay. the thunderstorms are going to come tonight. so, it depends on when the path of totality is going to start. here in little rock, it's 1:51 local time and it's going to be abundant sunshine with just a few clouds. the forecast actually improved from what it was a couple of days ago. most of the path of totality will see some clouds, but mostly sun. except for areas across mexico, up towards dallas, texas. and even buffalo you could see some cloud cover. but, the weather forecast looks much improved from what it was last week. here in little rock i think we are going to have one of the best viewing

severe weather we're watching today, 20 million people included in this, a bulls eye across the ohio valleygood news is our tornado threat not quite as impressive as it was yesterday, but we'll still see some of those stronger storms across parts of the ohio valley and the southeast. finally the system will be out of the picture as we get closer to it weekend. >> angie lassman, thank you so much. >>> still ahead on "way too early" we'll get to president biden's state visit with japan's prime minister as the administration looks to put a focus on countering china. we'll be right back with that. . we'll be right back with that. if you have chronic kidney disease you can reduce the risk of kidney failure with farxiga. because there are places you'd like to be. farxiga can cause serious side effects, including ketoacidosis that may be fatal, dehydration, urinary tract, or genital yeast infections, and low blood sugar. a rare, life-threatening bacterial infection in the skin of the perineum could occur. stop taking farxiga and call your doctor right away if you have symptoms of this infection, a

tracking another round of strong to severe thunderstorms in parts of the lower great lakes and ohio valley area this afternoon and evening. ohio southern michigan, eastern indiana. we're looking at a risk for damaging wind, hail, flash flooding, and even an isolated tornado or two. the storms to watch out for will be these into the afternoon here, looking out into areas around detroit, down into cleveland. they will gradually weaken after crossing into western pennsylvania thursday. another round of storms will break out from the southern plains to the ozarks. i'm accuweather meteorologist jeff cornish. >> coming up one restaurants generous offer to customers willing to put their phones down during their meals. >> also ahead, the buzz about the insect invasion that's about to happen for the first time in two centuries. >> but first, new questions raised about the death of college student riley strain in nashville, what his f you're not alone. rent is up, and every family outing costs an arm and a leg. well, we want to help. so when prices go up, we find new ways to go low. and now, we've l

overnight, we're looking at parts of the midwest and the ohio valley for very heavy rain that could leadooding. tomorrow severe threat goes up. parts of ohio looking at a significant severe threat, and that would include a high likelihood of tornadoes. after the stormy start, we see a brief break, but watch as things get very active and again very dangerous, norah, by tomorrow afternoon and evening. >> alex, thank you. >>> now to an update on sunday's "60 minutes" report on havana syndrome. that's the name given to a series of mysterious illnesses reported by more than 100 americans. a five-year cbs news investigation suggests a russian intelligence unit may be responsible. cbs's david martin has the latest from the pentagon. >> reporter: the pentagon now confirms during last year's nato summit in lithuania, a senior defense department official reported suffering symptoms similar to the mysterious havana syndrome. scott pelley spoke about the incident with retired defense intelligence analyst greg edgreen on "60 minutes." >> it tells me that there are no barriers on what moscow will do,

it pushes east into the ohio valley and later in the day we'll see the impacts out toward the east coast. severe weather a potential for tomorrow. louisville, columbus and detroit have the best chance. hail, tornados and wind gusts on the table for folks there.e mid omaha and up through minneapolis. plenty of sunshine on tap in green bay with highs into the low 60s. and that's a look at your forecast, frances. back to you. >> see newyou in a bit. >>> how apple loses its smartphone crown. and tesla sends a jolt down wall street. a sends a jolt down wall street. thankfully, tide's the answer to almost all of them. why do we even buy napkins? use tide. can cold water clean white socks? it can with tide. do i need to pretreat guacamole? not with tide. this is chocolate, right? -just use... -tide...yeah. no matter who's doing it, on what cycle, or in what temperature, tide works. so i can focus on all the other questions. do crabs have eyebrows? ahh... for all of life's laundry questions, it's got to be tide. (oven ding audio mnemonic) tyson boneless buffalo bites and hot wings have that tast

we'll see heavy rain stretch from the ohio valley up into new england and along parts of the coast. we could see a couple strong nd gwiuss remain across parts of the gulf coast for new orleans and mobile. tampa, highs in the low 80s. that's a look at your forecast, back to you. >> >>> a goat named jeffrey got trapped for hours on the ledge of a bridge in kansas city. he was adopted from the kansas city pet project after showing up as a stray, and he apparently hopped the fence at his new home, ending up on that bridge. well, the gotze now is back safely on solid ground and cared for by the kansas city pet project. he didn't break any bones during the rescue and received some fluids and is now being monitored. >>> up next, more and more americans say they are living paycheck to paycheck. just as we expect the newest inflation report to be released later today. '6 o be released later today. '6 did you know... 80% of women are struggling with hair damage? just like i was. dryness and frizz could be damaged hair that can't retain moisture. new pantene miracle rescue deep conditioner, wi

sweep across the country leaving a wake of destruction of tornadoes and causing flooding from the ohio valley down to the southeast. this particular video is from kentucky where one of those twisters touched down and just wreaked havoc. maggie vespa is on the ground with an upclose look at ta damage. >> reporter: states of emergency declared in west virginia and here in kentucky where three confirmed tornadoes worked through this state alone. one of them reportedly touching down in lagrange. you can see the power of that storm on display. looking at that house, huge parts of the roof ripped off and the front corner ripped off and tossed largely just across the street into this neighbor's front lawn. you can see these massive boards, some of them with nails sticking up through them. parts of the roof as well. cleanup crews down the street in this neighborhood taping off parts of another home as they sift through the rubble there. we are seeing widespread reports of damage and also power outages with close to a quarter of a million americans across six states without power. the silver lining in

this monster system already carved a devastating path from the ohio valley into the southeast. at least 16 tornados were reported across six states. in kentucky, governor says at least one person was killed. nbc meteorologist angie lassman has been tracking this severe weather all morning for us. good morning. where does it stand right now? >> good morning, jessica. we've still got some unsettled weather we're going to see through the day today. we'll see it winding down through the next two days. but still, the scattered showers and snowshowers are going to be there. you see the rain working across parts of the northeast, rain across parts of the northern valley. and this is what we're going to be focussing on here as we get through the next day or so. the flooding concern will be there. 29 million people under flood watch, including flash flood for pittsburgh. if you've been out and about, you know we've seen 40, 50, even 60 mile-per-hour winds. downed trees and power lines still a potential. 17 million people included in that. and there's those winter alerts draped across mu

looks hike the best chance to see that is centered across parts of the northeast into the ohio valley. we'll see a couple of, the potential for strong wind gusts, maybe a couple tornados, and a few spots where we could see some large hail. we've also got 37 million people under wind alerts. those are stretched across again much of the southeast. but notice these winds 30-40 miles per hour. even close to 50 mile-per-hour wind gusts are expected through atlanta through friday. send it back over to you u frayou, frances. >>> three people were shot near a ramadan event. mis police say more than 30 shots were fired into a crowd. five people were arrested. authorities do not believe this was a targeted attack but rather a confrontation between two groups. one of the injured is a 15-year-old boy shot by police who said he was armed. all three are expected to survive. >>> in gaza, israel has assassinated three sons of hamas' top political leader. he lives in qatar. the strike on the family happened in the central gaza strip. the idf claims the men were ha hamas operatives who were on their wa

. >>> it could be another week of wild weather with severe thunderstorms sweeping across the ohio valley to the mid-atlantic. for where the threats are for the rest of the night and tomorrow, let's bring in meteorologist mike bettes. he's with our partners at the weather channel. good evening, mike. >> norah, good evening. we're keeping a very close eye on the potential for severe storms right through the evening in many locations, including right here through the mid-atlantic and areas like charleston, in places like richmond, even out toward ocean city. 70-mile-per-hour winds and also 2-inch diameter hail could be possible in these locations. we'll see storms through the night tonight racing down i-95 eventually down through the hampton roads area before finally clearing overnight off the atlantic ocean. then we turn our attention back to the middle of the country where through tonight we have a torcon as high as 5. medium chances for tornadoes extend from the high plains all wait down through texas. the high resolution future radar shows a lot of storms popping up around dinner time,

time now for whether those severe storms are heading toward the southeast and ohio valley this morning with a flash flood warning issued for tallahassee, florida or meteorologists elisa raffa. it joins this joins us in it's tracking the system elisa, what he's saying we're looking at this wreck continuing to spread east and northeast as we go through the date today, we're looking at some ef1 tornado damage in slidell. a lot of surveys need to continue through the day today, we have at least five reported tornadoes across the southeast that line of storms now rushing into the florida panhandle and it's been dumping ton of rain. we're talking about month's worth of rain and hours for places like new orleans and new orleans. and this morning, tallahassee, where we continue to have flash flood warnings as we go through the next couple of hours because they got a month's worth of rain in just two hours overnight since yesterday, they're looking at rain totals nearing seven inches, just incredible amounts the moisture in this the rain continues to move through southern georgia, actually dela

up to the ohio valley winds will easily push past a 110 kilometers per hour. and this so torrential downpours. the barge hale and tornadoes possible again from texas right through to the ohio valley. get back to the here and now it's still a few showers ago in los angeles. once we shake them, the sun popes out and temperatures will shoot out. the temperature is also shooting up across the canadian prize is born breeze off the rockies. here alberta prophets is capital admin to you're going to surpass 20 degrees on tuesday whether slug of rain from ohio to west virginia. so we've got some flood alerts in play that will shoot out to the mid atlantic and for central america. some of these eastern caribbean islands going to get dose with rain. so get ready for barbados. that includes you have seen copious amounts of rain for the northeast of brazil. there's been funding on the streets there and some more storms marching across the river plate region. this could produce some flooding for eric raise capital. months of the day of today on monday, be careful out there.

there's atlanta and maybe some showers even in the ohio valley when you're looking at the clouds. so definitely be most widespread. maybe the thickest from texas into arkansas will find maybe some clearing in the ohio valley with the clearest skies up in new england. now when you're looking at cloud cover, its percentage of how much of the sky is covered. >> so even if >> you have mostly cloudy skies, you'll still have peaks of the sun from time to time. so you might be able to see some of the crescent coming over, maybe just not all of it. well, you'll definitely still get is that darkness, whether you have clouds are not, if you're in the path of totality, you'll definitely get that. so we wanted to show you what the clouds could look like, where you're at, like if you're in a place like dallas, you are looking at mostly cloudy skies throughout the stretch of the event. but again, with the peaks of the sun here and there, your peak at totality is one 40 by 3:00 in indianapolis when you're hitting your pq, we'll have a little bit more clearing, maybe a better shot at seeing the c

so we'll have some clues house in the ohio valley, it looks a little bit clear up in new england. as far as those clouds go, here's a look a little. the clouds across the southern plains from texas into arkansas, some more clearing over the ohio valley and then you've got some clearer skies up in new england for a place like indianapolis, right? we're just talked about all the clouds and dallas and you can see them. they're hour by indianapolis looks like you get a little >> bit more clearing. you should have some sunshine on your pad for totality at 3:00. so oh, my depends on where you're at. >> this is so exciting. so no matter where you are, you're going to have a view of thumb, yet thing. >> and of >> course you can watch you and all of our colleagues with our complete coverage tomorrow as well. all right. elisa raffa. thank you so much. still to come hundreds of thousands of people in colorado are without power after intense wins what through the state, how long the conditions are expected to last next get your viewing glasses, right? >> getting an experience so >> rare, it w

severe storms already hammering the upper midwest and ohio valley, heading across the great lakes and into the northeast with a new storm moving into the heart land. storm chasers capturing video of this massive twister forming. an ef 2 with winds more than 100 miles an hour. the storm chasers finding themselves inside the swirling winds the and in nearby london, iowa, a home destroyed by the winds. neighbors showing up to help today. tonight, the system now moving east with a new storm already brewing. rob leading us off. he's tracking it all tonight. hey, rob. >> tonight, an outbreak of powerful storms barrels east targeting millions for a third straight night. high winds and torrential rain hammering detroit's airport. tornado sirens sounding in michigan's capitol. the warnings forcing people to take shelter in a basement for a time. more than 100 damaging storm reports in the last hours. storm chasers north of iowa practically engulfed by a forming tornado. then riding alongside it as it regenerates into a monster ef-2. winds of over 100 miles per hour. in new london, devastating

story and also a bit dangerous if you have any family that lives from, let's say, texas to the ohio valley, even through the plains, you might want to check up on them. there is some severe weather going on. tornadoes have been reported and that will continue as we go on. and we'll watch it overnight. back here at home, we are watching those light rain chances continuing mainly through the central part of the state and the breezy afternoon that will continue with us even as we make our plans for saturday. lots of people want to get outside, make those picnics. anything that you're doing outside tomorrow, you need to make sure that things are secure. as we take these hour-by-hour wind gusts into saturday afternoon, still breezy through the marin county coastline, san francisco, the peninsula, san mateo. we go on inland wind speeds still in the teens, and this trend continues with us as we go on into sunday as well. the temperatures along with the winds won't be too bad. we'll get a couple of more 70s in here by tomorrow through santa rosa martinez, down into the santa clara valley, along th

high risk across ohio and into the ohio valley with the risk for damaging winds, large hail, and evennadoes starting off the morning with some thunderstorms. but it's late in the day when those thunderstorms become strong to severe, with that risk for tornadoes at times and even some damaging wind and hail. as all this activity slides east, wednesday produces another risk for severe weather along the eastern coast, with damaging winds. and yes, there snow more than a foot of it through parts of new england. i'm melissa konstanzer from accuweather >> coming up, a pilot in big trouble for what he allowed passengers to do on a plane. >> also ahead, caught on camera, a man clinging to the side of this cliff after falling more than 50ft. what happened next? >> and later, it's the end of an era in las vegas ta-da! hulu on disney+ is now available. i think we just found our new home. your favorites, together like never before. this is a destination spot. for disney bundle subscribers, hulu on disney+ is here. children this morning. find out on good morning america. >> we are back with some w

impacting folks across the ohio valley and mid atlantic as we get through the day tomorrow. today here's the risk for severe weather. 25 million people at risk. des moines and kirksville in the bull's eye, but kansas city to st. louis, paducah and chicago have the potential for damagin showers in the forecast for kansas city and sioux falls. denver hits 66 degrees today. that's a look at your forecast, back to you. >> we talked about theis person so much. one name was on everybody's mind at monday's wnba draft. >> with the first pick in the 2024 wnba draft, the indiana fever select caitlin clark. university of iowa. >> doesn't come as a surprise. just a week after wrapping up her historic cling t toric coll career, caitlin clark went number one. the top five picks were rounded out with the sparks taking brink and jackson. and the dallas wings taking jc shelton. >>> coming up, will live nation face the music over ticket fees? the new anti-trust case from the justice department. >>> but first, the shocking moment a tow truck driver tries to take a car away with the driver stil

we have freeze and frost alerts throughout the midwest, the ohio valley and northeast as well. we're starting out cold in many spots and keep it below normal and throughout tomorrow. the freeze and frost warnings are through tomorrow morning because we do expect another cold night tonight. 72 million people impacted. again, from the midwest to the great lakes. portions of the tennessee valley, into the northeast. and we're looking at temperatures in the 30s this morning. pittsburgh just above freezing at 34 degrees. 30s in charleston, lexington, indianapolis. it's chilly in rochester, 37. and we're look at 40s in chicago, also st. louis. so a chilly start there as well. again, we'll have another chilly night tonight. and we're going to keep it cool in the east. we have a bit of a temperature divide throughout the day. we're looking at temperatures well below normal in portions of the east. phoenix near 100 degrees. 11 degrees above normal. we're going to keep it warm tomorrow. tucson into the 90s as well. las vegas, you're going to end up around 90 degrees. it's going to be a w

we're waking up to with this rain working toward the great lakes and mid wers and down through the ohio valley. we're going to continue to see this system moving to the east and taking the rain with it. folks along the east coast, mid atlantic will see the shower activity. we'll still be looking at the severe risk for parts of the country today. i'll show you that here in a moment. but then we gear up for our next front that starts to work into this region, bringing us once again another roiund of severe weather. 25 million people at risk for severe weather. huntington to pittsburgh, kansas city dealing with impacts as well potentially through the day today. hail, wind gusts are going to be the top impacts, but we can't rule out a tornado or two. 14 million people, the bull's eye for tomorrow, places like st. louis, dallas as we see th today. along the gulf coast we head to the low 80s. plenty of cloud cover over san antonio with highs in the upper 80s. that's a look at your forecast, back to you. >>> "early today" is back in a minute with a tragic update on the case of two missing kansas moms

it's a cold start for many of us from the tennessee valley to the ohio valley, the northeast. also back to the midwest, we're looking at temperatures very chilly this morning, in the 30s for many of us. we're going to stay cool as we go throughout the day, at least below normal for some of us in the east. 72 million people impacted by freeze alerts. we have frost advisories in the lighter pink. freeze warnings are in the darker pink. this is why we're looking at temperatures right around the freezing mark in pittsburgh. 2 degrees above freezing at 34. 37 in lexington. so lots of 30s on the map this morning. chilly in new york city, 45. and we do have 40s for chicago. also st. louis. we'll see those alerts same place tomorrow morning because we're going have a chilly night tonight. to the east looking at temperatures below normal. about 8 degrees what is typical for this time of year. but off to the west warmer. summer-like in the southwest. phoenix near 100 degrees. that's 11 degrees above normal. it's going to be warm too in denver. also salt lake city. that's today. then tom

ready for summer but it's cold in many spots this morning, especially from the tennessee valley, ohio valley, parts of the midwest into the northeast. we are looking at temperatures this morning into the 30s for lots of us. 72 million people impacted. we have frost advisories, that is in the lighter pink color, freeze warning in the parker pink. pittsburgh you do have a freeze warning this morning. temperatures right above the freezing mark, 35 in pittsburgh, 32 is the freezing mark. 40s in chicago, st. louis, indianapolis you are in the 30s as well, ex i think ton, charleston, west virginia. d.c. 44 degrees this morning, 44 in new york city. we will keep it on the cool side today, below normal for this time of year for most of the east, dallas 8 degrees below normal, memphis same story there, 10 degrees below normal in charlotte. look at the west, so warm, feeling like summer, phoenix 100 degrees, 11 degrees above normal for this time of year. tomorrow we are into the 90s in tucson, 93, 8 degrees above normal. we will warm it up into the midwest later on this week. chicago 60 on thursday, 6

already and a lot from this system that's stretching from texas all the way through parts of the ohio valley and into parts of the plains. so if you know anybody out there, make sure to give them a call. checking in that everything is okay. let's bring it back to the bay area. i mentioned some storms moving around us and we can see some lightning. also being detected through the sacramento valley. maybe you're heading down south and east through the san joaquin valley. also, be careful for some light showers and up through reno tahoe as well. so speaking of the weekend is here. let's check on on south lake tahoe. over the next couple of days i bring the chains just to be safe for tonight, but into tomorrow and on sunday bring some sunscreen as well as we're going to change from those tricky conditions to some more sunshine and temperatures in those upper 50s. we're starting in the upper 50s here in san francisco. oracle park pirates and giants first pitch 715. and notice that we still continue with those wind speeds at around 18 miles an hour. those gusts 30 or more. so bring your beanies, y

detroit, stretching into the ohio valley dealing with the rain this morning. you'll notice some of those wet roads. we'll got the rain working into the northeast and some of that will be visible in the northeast. we'll see rain chances ramping up. heavy rain, high rainfall rates. the possibility of gusty winds all on the table for your saturday and sunday across the southern tier of the country in this region. that will finally kick out. but we still could be watching for the potential of flooding between now and then at places like dallas to san antonio, out to alexandria and jackson. maybe one to two inches, isolated amounts could be higher than that. what a difference location makes. kansas city into the 50s, minneapolis into the 40s. folks across the south. 90 degrees in tampa. record highs across parts of the south. specifically florida. that continues into tomorrow. a smaller section of the country. much more of the cool air filters east. chicago heado charleston. new york heads to the upper 50s and boston mostly cloudy with a high of 54 degrees. that's