murrah federal building in oklahoma city. y stephen jones is appointed as mcveigh's public defender. jones immediately rejects the possibility of an insanity defense. >> timothy mcveigh was not insane. he was rational. he was interviewed by several psychologists and psychiatrists and didn't have any obvious mental disorder or emotional disorder. >> the question comes up, why is a non mentally ill individual going to conduct a bombing which kills hundreds of people? >> i don't want people to misread what i'm about to say, but i was surprised at how affable and likable he appeared to be for a man who had killed 168 people in cold blood. >> reporters dan herbeck and lu michelle spent more than 70 hours interviewing mcveigh trying to gain some insight into what led him to become a domestic terrorist. by all accounts, an early turning point for mcveigh comes in 1988 when he joins the army. while stationed at ft. benning, georgia, he and his roommate michael fortier bond with their platoon leader terry nickles over a distrust of the

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look at oklahoma city still seeing very intense storms down towards moore, oklahoma. thunderstorm warnings and this flash flood warning, they've seen upwards of 5 to 10 inches of rain. some areas up to a foot of rain. one of the wettest maydays never oklahoma city. that's going to be a huge impact for them tomorrow too. for us we dealt with rain across our area too. the good news is starting to see that rain really dying out across our region. but still some shower activity back towards the west and through warren county down towards rappahannock. i'll let you know when our next transof storms is in. we'll talk about the lightest on the possible tropical system moving our way. >> doug thank you. >>> new at 11:00, an effort to bring transparency to police-involved shootings in fairfax county. fairfax police chief edwin ressler released dash cam video of the 2009 shooting that killed david masters. the video begins with police chasing a large suv which gets stuck in traffic and then pulls away. that's when you see two officers run after the suv, and you hear gunshots bu

notice oklahoma city there again. >> joining us now on the phone from moore, oklahoma, is associatedter shawn murphy. what's the situation there now? >> well, the biggest situation here now is primarily the flooding. the storms brought with them heavy rains and once the tornados moved through, the rain flooded a lot of roadways, especially in this city, which is a suburb of oklahoma city. people are just having to deal with mostly -- mostly just flooded roadways, some are impassable. but that's about the worst of it right now. >> and is there a -- is there any indication about how things were going to be tomorrow when everyone gets up and tries to get to work? >> well, it looks like the heaviest damage reports were in the community of bridge creek, which is actually about 30 miles southwest of oklahoma city. we definitely have reports there of homes and businesses that were heavily damaged and destroyed. that's where our tornado actually touched down. there's debris in the inner state forcing the closure of two major interstateds, downed power lines. normal also suffered some damage.

dozens of homes torn apart in the oklahoma city area. the main airport canceled all flights overnight. this is the scene in norman oklahoma. 20 miles from oklahoma city. the cars submerged from the flash flooding. the areas of amber and bridge creek south and west of the metro area reporting heavy damage. >> these storms produced nine confirmed tornadoes in kansas. people in the north central part of the state assessing the damage now the strongest storms have moved through. two homes were severely damaged in sedgewick county. winds so powerful they snapped in two and toppled tombstones. >>> a huge twister in nebraska. a man saw it destroy a farm near the town of hardy on the state line with kansas. not far away with roseland another possible tornado yanked homes off foundations and put others in splinters. >> like what you see on tv. never thought i would see it in real life. i saw one cloud and saw it dissipate and saw two clouds meet as one. we could hear the sound of a train. our ears started popping because of the air pressure. we we

fell within a short period of time and around oklahoma city and at the oklahoma city fire departmenteighborhood because there is always high water possible rescues from home we also just learned that we got the first report of injuries at a mobile home park you're looking at how we do not know the extent of injuries no word on any potential death but certainly you're well aware when you have tornadoes i know how strong they are at their this is possibly of damage destruction and fatality unfortunately the airport is closed in oklahoma city this is right near more oklahoma which is devastating in 2013 to four people died there more has been hit hard we do not know the extent on daybreak we will find ala begin to see the damage. >>reporter: is going to be difficult to get the efforts going we will have an update at 11 we hope to see you then have a nice evening everybody. ( chickens clucking ) don't look so worried. it's my job. no, it's not. you're a housewife. yeah, punk? you see my house around here?

a super cell thunderstorm just south of oklahoma city. expanding the view, you can see a lot of tornado warnings and also severe thunderstorm warnings from, say just outside of dallas moving all the way through oklahoma as well as kansas. but thankfully nothing severe closer to our area. we've been getting a reprieve from the heat. but look at the temperatures today. 77 that was the high. several degrees above average. but certainly not the mid 80s like we've seen the past two days. 70 degrees right now across our area. winds out of the east at about 13 miles an hour. so some parts of the area seeing some pockets of drizzle and some light sprinkles if you're stepping outdoors early on but most of us are going to stay dry dry. we have 75 in wilmington. 64 pottstown. low 60s right now in the pocono mountains, and once again not a whole lot of action on ultimate doppler. we'll zoom in. you can see just a few sprinkles just north of the philadelphia area. some of this activity around plymouth meeting moving toward bensalem. once again it's not

we've got thunderstorm watches in effect until midnight central time and oklahoma city down into dallas texas. we're watching lines of thunderstorms n.fact, with some of these storms we've seen near norman oklahoma. one gymnasium actually collapsed the room because of all the heavy room. there's almost 18 million people. a few tornadoes possible from oklahoma city down to dallas. now we have a strong risk from wichita, oklahoma city and some of these tornadoes could be very strong. 18 to 19 million people and then we move into saturday. again, that strong -- this is the day we are most concerned about lester, from wichita, falls into oklahoma. some of these tornadoes could be the long track tornadoes and the strong tornadoes that could cause major damage. >> all right. al roker, al thanks very much. >>> there are stunning new revelations about that terrorist attack at an anti-islamist event in texas. the fbi director revealing tonight that the feds sent a bulletin to local police warning them about one of the men who would open fire just hours later. our justice correspondent pete willi

even cars flipped along interstate 35 just outside of oklahoma city. take look at the sheer markers here. you can see looking at pretty moderate shear as you take look at the legend here that purple and also as you move toward magenta color showing a lot of rotation so there is some activity with tornado that's been on the ground in sections of oklahoma. now, as we expand the view it's really just an outbreak of severe weather from texas into oklahoma as well as sections of kansas all of the ingredients comeing together this evening to produce that severe weather. pretty quiet across our area. we've been dealing with a few passing sprinkles but certainly we need the rainfall and we're not dealing with severe weather across our area. temperatures right now 63 philadelphia. 50s in pottstown. mid 50s right now in wildwood. so scattered clouds, comfortably cool overnight temperatures bottoming out in the mid to upper 50s. we'll talk about a rapid warmup in the offing later on this week as well as things heating up in the tropics. we could have a named syst

first flash flood warning in oklahoma city as well. >> it was the first ever flood emergency in the cityf oklahoma. 8 inches of rain. the north canadian is at the tenth highest it's ever been. >> hopefully it gets better this weekend. sir elton john laughs it up on capitol hill but we also testified on a serious issue. we'll have more on his message that could mean the difference between life and death. photos are great... ...for capturing your world. and now... ...they can transform it with the new angie's list app you can get projects done in a snap. take a photo of your project... ...or just tell us what you need done... ...and angie's list will find a top-rated provider to do the job. the angie's list app is the simple, new way to get work done on your schedule. the app makes it easy, the power of angie's list makes it work. call, click or download the app for free today. >>> beautiful morning in our nation's capitol. for our other headlines, we head to the control room and lewis burg cover of. >> elton john said the aids epidemic can be e rat kated within his lifetime but he says it

oklahoma city among the cities on the lookout. millions bracing for severe storms. >>> also breaking the train derailing. the massive ball of fire. the evacuations tonight. >>> the tom brady bombshell. the super bowl champ and what the investigation now reveals. what did he know? and will there be punishment? jesse palmer standing by. >>> the deliberate crash in the alps. tonight, the major development. did the co-pilot practice on a flight right beforehand? passengers having no idea. >>> my interslew with hugh jackman on his important message tonight. >>> and too close for comfort. the boaters, the plane, and the plan gone wrong?

adriana diaz, cbs news, oklahoma city, oklahoma. >>> there are no reports of significant problems from a rash of small earthquakes that rattled the concord area. three quakes hit within a 35 minute span yesterday morning along the concord green valley fault. they were centered near monument boulevard and cowell road. the largest wa 3.5 "evening magazine." researchers say the small quakes are helpful. >> they don't necessarily leave pressure but give -- relieve pressure, but they give us information about the fault. >> there have been at least 11 small quakes in the area since sunday. >>> 4:33. back to the tornadoes. your son is in oklahoma. >> i have such a terrifying afternoon yesterday. i was on the phone with the national weather service in oklahoma a good portion of the day. my son was in a basement a good portion of the day and night. one of the tornadoes touched down about four miles outside of the university of oklahoma. it was between moore and norman and moore was the scene of that devastating deadly tornado just two years ago. and they have more activity in the forecast again

it's not just oklahoma city. it now includes moore, oklahoma the city that this whole nation saw flattened by a tornado just two years ago. our meteorologist jennifer grey is tracking the breaking news. jennifer how does it look right now? you're looking at a whole lot of storms it appears converging right in these highly populated areas. >> yeah absolutely. we've been tracking these for the last several hours. and we just got word that a tornado emergency right now for portions of norman. if you are in the norman area take cover. we had reports of brief touchdown around 48th street north side of the campus ou's campus. so we are looking at very strong storms that have had a path of destructive and violent tornados. we've seen large tornados with this storm. passed through newcastle just a few mopes ago. moore is getting very heavy rain. we or the lookout for these strong storms to continue on the same track. they're just on the south side of oklahoma city. their airport has evacuated. they sent everyone to the t

we have thunderstorm watches in effect until midnight central time, oklahoma city to dallas, texas. watching lines of thunderstorms. with some of these storms near norman, oklahoma one gymnasium collapsed the roof because of all the heavy rain. we are going to be watching tonight for another chance of an outbreak. almost 18 million people, few tornados possible from oklahoma city down to dallas. we move to tomorrow, the system continues. in fact, a strong risk wichita wichita, oklahoma city. 18 million people affected. we move to saturday, this is the day we're concerned about wichita falls and oklahoma. some of these tornados could be the long track tornados and strong tornados to cause major damage. >> al, thanks very much. >>> there's stunning new revelations about the terrorist attack at the anti-islamic event in texas. the fbi director revealing the feds sent a bulletin to local police about one of the men that would open fire hours later. our justice correspondent pete williams has details. >> three hours before the shooting attack in garland, texas, the fbi says it sent police

we came to southern oklahoma city. and, destroying everything in the direct path. and, almost completely wiped off. this massive tornado is one of dozens that tore through the central part of the husband. and, homes and buildings were leveled. south of oklahoma city rescue crews search through piles of debris for anyone missing. >> if you live in seminole, or one or 2 miles south you need to go to your safe spot right now. if you live in the mobile home you have to get out. >> reporter: first time in oklahoma city history national weather service flash flood emergencies as unprecedented rainfall turned road into rivers. >> this hotel south of oklahoma city, tried to prepare, they boarded up, their windows with you little chance against a people here in other parts of the country aren't a out of the woods yet. >> thursday afternoon and evening, watching kansas, oak, west of 35, in the texas panhandle. chance of more tornadoes large hail, damaging win gusts. >> reporter: forecasters say another storm system could bring more bad weather through mothers day weekend. fl

jay gray is in oklahoma city with the latest there. some areas the devastation is overwhelming. take a look at the hotel behind me. there were actually people inside when the storm hit. they all thankfully got out. if it wasn't the wind it was the rain. in some areas more than seven inches. overnight dangerous storms unleashed a string of tornadoes in and around oklahoma city. sirens warning hundreds of thousands to take cover as the system delivered tennis sized hail and tornadoes. >> that thing started spinning. >> reporter: reporter mark diller found himself in the middle of one. >> we have to back out of here. i have trees coming down on me. back it out. back it out. >> reporter: some of the twisters believed to be f-3 with winds in excess of 158 miles per hour. southeast of oklahoma city what was once a storage facility is now gone. and for the first time ever a flash flood emergency declared for oklahoma city as torrential rain caused wide spread flooding. homes and businesses swallowed by the water. motoristed left stranded. and

for now we want to turn to oklahoma city in the u.s. where for the first time ever officials are warning people not to drive because of flash flooding and other severe weather. they are calling it a deadly and dangerous risk. now this comes after a long night of tornados and thunderstorms stretching across several states. emergency officials counted more than 40 reports of tornados so far. oklahoma city was the hardest hit area, at least, 13 people injured there. three critically. homes and businesses there have been destroyed or heavily damaged officials across the midwest are still trying to assess just how much damage the outbreak of tornados did. >> u.s. officials believe a top isis hacker may have recruited or at least influenced the two shooters from sunday's attack in texas. he left an ominous warning on social media, essentially a tweet, saying, you ain't seen nothing yet. end quote. now, authorities are looking for him. >> who is he? an 18-year-old hacker from birmingham, aka trick, convicted of computer more prankster than thr

oklahoma city flash flood watches are up. going to get heavy rain. tomorrow this region is going to see some red. that's never good. moderate risk for severe weather. large hail a few tornadoes and strong winds. on saturday even stronger risk of seeing large tornadoes possibly long track destructive ones and sunday's no picnic either. we are watching this what could be a tropical system off the coast of the carolinas. hurricane hunters investigating today. we'll continue to hit the coastline of the car lies right through the weekend. >> rob, thup. >>> we're going to turn now to the fast-moving developments from the nfl and tom brady tonight, about to break his silence about deflategate. these shots right now. brady arriving for a speech in massachusetts. he has yet to react to tin vest game but his agent has, and so has his father. they say it was a sting, they're calling it framegate. abc's ryan smith tonight. >> reporter: tonight, an embattled tom brady arriving by helicopter this evening for a speaking engagement planned before the deflategate sca

five of them alone touched down in oklahoma city. with the dangerous twisters comes another major problem high waters. this is from the suburbs of okc, these are cars, trapped in high water. if you take a look. we heard of flash flood watches and warnings but for the first time ever, the national weather service issued a flash flood emergency for oklahoma city. now this means that the entire metro area is under this threat of high waters and risk of floods. already 7 inches of rain has fallen in oklahoma city from flooding in okc to this, video of the tornado on the ground in nebraska. you you can see how large this tornado is moving across, a crop field in the open space, storm chasers getting close enough to get that video. ominous cloud has been the case all afternoon and night across the the midwest. this is in oklahoma. another thing happening tonight because of the tornadoes the activity you see here, the explosions that are happening, likely transformers or down power lines of course making contact and exploding. this can make

for oklahoma city now. the tornado emergency issued in rare occurrences where they are expecting widespread damage. for oklahoma city now, tornado emergency issued. we can go back to showing you the images and of course what we have around here. still some storms that continue to fire up. >>> oklahoma city to the south is the town of moore which was devastated by an f-5 a few years ago. that storm is very close to tracking over that area. we're just dealing with some thunderstorm area. activity and some very heavy rain. if you're heading down. a lot of people heading downtown. you're going to get wet for sure. we have a lot of rain moving in. the temperature tomorrow 80 degrees with some sunshine but also some cloud cover. yeem degrees on friday. 82 on saturday. 83 on sunlds. maybe an isolated shower on saturday and sunday and then much warmer as we head toward monday and tuesday. this is like a summer forecast. some hotter weather and some chances of storm, too. >> all right. thanks. >>> relief is in sight

rain also forced oklahoma city to declare a flash flood emergency. weather service sent out an alert urging people to seek higher ground and a wildlife refuge just outside of oklahoma city took a direct hit, allowing lions and tigers and other animals to roam freely before thankfully being recaptured a short time later, oh my. bill karins is tracking the storm and will bring us the latest soon. let's go to the nfl. the controversy about deflated footballs, a laeg report has been released on whether the new

this is the strongest that we have seen. >> reporter: near oklahoma city streets littered with downed power lines. this building? what's left of a fire station in the small town of bridge creek, oklahoma a roof torn off this barn, siding off this hotel. the parking lot of a strip mall, flooded. this time lapse shows the storm from the top of that damaged hotel. even oklahoma city under a tornado watch tonight. >> this tornado is massive. it is easily a half-mile wide. >> reporter: a half dozen tornadoes reported across the state of texas in just the last 24 hours. >> there's a funnel. here it goes. >> it's really getting stronger. uh of-oh. >> reporter: the storms are bringing badly needed rain to thirsty texas, but flooding overwhelmed some roads near austin. a handful of drivers had to be rescued. the threat for violent tornadoes far from over tonight. this is shaping up to be a very dangerous evening throughout the middle of the country. david? >> ryan owens leading us off. let's get right to rob now, who is tracking it all. rob, what are you watching? >> reporter: echoing that, a

wild, scary. >> reporter: near oklahoma city, streets littered with downed power lines. is building, what's left of a fire station in the small town of bridge creek, oklahoma. nearby, home after home flattened. this one torn right off its foundation. a roof torn off this barn, siding off this hotel. the parking lot of a strip mall, flooded. this time lapse shows the storm from the top of that damaged hotel. even oklahoma city under a watch. >> this tornado is massive. this is easily a half mile wide. >> reporter: a half dozen tornados reported across the state of texas. >> there's a funnel! there it goes! >> it's really getting stronger. oh-oh. >> reporter: the storms are bringing badly needed rain to thirsty texas. but flooding overwhelmed some roads near austin. a handful of drivers had to be rescued. as you can see behind me, all of this water is doing great things for lake levels here in the state of texas. just in time for summer. but of course, with all the rain comes that threat of tornados. ryan owens, abc news, dallas. >> let's take a look at the trouble spots to

at least 13 people in oklahoma city are injured. three critically after a tornado hit a mobile home park there. emergency officials are looking into more than 40 reports of tornados across several states. this is some of the damage outside of oklahoma city. officials there also issued a flash flood warning for the first time in the city's history. >> the first of 400 u.s. military trainers are now in turkey and jordan. preparing to give limited military training to syrian rebels so they can return to their homes and defend against isis. >>> the u.s. will train the rebels in small arms and battlefield tactics as well as on radio and medical gear. >>> iran has announced its release, the maersk tigris ship and crew. last week they diverted the ship in the strait of hormuz. iranian media cite sources, the maersk paid a fine to gain the ship's release. maersk officials could not confirm the story. >> we have this breaking news out of france. lawyers say an appeals court in paris has ruled that the phone tapping of former president nicola

we have the risk an enhanced risk of severe storms tonight from texas into oklahoma city into oklahoma and into kansas and nebraska. 9 million people at risk. dangerous tornadoes, damaging hail. we're also watching a system off the shore in the southeast. this could become our first tropical storm. there's a 60% chance this could be a storm into the weekend. upwards of 8 to 9 inches of rain. lester, we are going to be watching this situation in oklahoma very carefully. >> thanks very much. >>> now to another major story. the report is out on the sports controversy that seemed to have the whole country talking back in january. and it is tainting the new england patriots and their superstar tom brady in a harsh light. the issue is whether they cheated in the game against indianapolis by underinflating the footballs they used in theory making them easier to handle. and now that report commissioned by the nfl makes the case that some on the team probably did and that brady was probably aware of it. nbc's ron mott is in foxborough were massachusetts, with detail. >> good evening. this took

a flash flood emergency declared for the first time in oklahoma city's history. there are reports of flooding at city government buildings and municipal courts. downtown. rescue crews have launched boats into neighborhoods. after reports of waist- high water. also in oklahoma city, 12 people are injured -- two of them critical -- at a demolished mobile home park. police say, the injury toll could rise above 20. it is going to take a long time to sort through the damage. at this point it is not clear what is underneath. this is what it looked like as the severe storms kept moving into norman, oklahoma. the storms produced frequent lightning. the dark skies. flashing from lightning strikes over and over again. and also *hail* tonight. these pictures posted to social media. on the left: hail found southeast of norman. the one on the right came with the caption: "literally sounded like people stomping on our roof." one more powerful photograph here.this is from jace tiderman of tuttle, oklahoma, who wrote quote - "someones r-v flew into our backyard!" a zoo in tuttle

that is the latest live here in oklahoma city. i'm jay gray news4. >> jay, thank you.ul season out there. >> unfortunately right through the weekend for those folks. >> and we are planning our weekend and looking for some good weather on mother's day. but there's a question mark there. >> exactly. all depends on this coastal storm system and how close to the coast it gets in just a couple minutes as you follow me to the weather wall. an hourly look at sunday. look at saturday as well as sunday throughout the area and show you where the clouds will hit and where we could see some of those showers. pedestrian forecasts for tomorrow morning, this is early on anyone walking to work 6:00 a.m. to 8:00 a.m., a cle 65 degrees. that will be fairly comfortable. and then as the morning unfolds, 8:00 a.m. to 10:00 a.m. yes, in the nice morning, sunshine across the area high pressure still holding. we move from 65 to 73 degrees between 8:00 a.m. and 10:00 a.m. as you might imagine, what a great start to the day, it's going to be another nice fin wish that area of high pressure. low

dozens of homes torn apart in the oklahoma city area. a flash flood emergency declared in the metro area. a flash flood emergency for the first time in history. the main airport cancelling all flights for the rest of the night. look at the scene in norman. this is 20 miles from oklahoma city. cars doing their best to navigate roads. the areas of amber and bridge creek, south and west of the metro area reporting heavy damage. >> the storms with nine confirmed tornadoes. officials in the state are assessing the damage. a lot of people are figuring out what happened when the storms moved through. two homes were severely damaged in sedgwick county. one lifted off the foundation. winds so powerful they snapped trees. this happens occasionally. tombstones in cemeteryies toppled. >> the huge twister in southern nebraska. the guy who shot this video says he saw it destroy a farm near the town of hardy. not far away in roseland nebraska the tornado yanked homes off their foundations and ripped others to match sticks. >> i never thought i would se

and then so much rain has fallen in oklahoma city that a flood emergency was declared. way, that's the first time that's ever happened in the city's history. >> yeah also we got hail here. looks like snow but this is hail covering a backyard. this is in utah. north of salt lake city. let's get the latest on all this nastiness from abc's clayton sandell. >> reporter: a rash of tornados sweeping over oklahoma. >> the most significant of all tornado warnings that we can have. again, a tornado emergency. >> reporter: the storm system packing winds up to 150 miles per hour. meteorologists telling rush hour motorists to stay inside. >> i'm telling you, please stay at work do not get on the highway. >> reporter: twisters cutting a path of destruction just south of oklahoma city. >> it's a lot of damage out here and it's still raining. >> reporter: farms, houses all kinds of buildings destroyed. a shell is all that's left of the bridge creek fire department. >> buildings that are completely collapsed, power is out out here. >> reporter: the extreme weather system hitting nebrask

oklahoma city among the cities on the lookout. millions bracing for severe storms. >>> also breaking the train derailing. the massive ball of fire. the evacuations tonight. >>> the tom brady bombshell. the super bowl champ and what the investigation now reveals. what did he know? and will there be punishment? jesse palmer standing by. >>> the deliberate crash in the alps. tonight, the major development. did the co-pilot practice on a flight right beforehand? passengers having no idea. >>> my interslew with hugh jackman on his important message tonight. >>> and too close for comfort. the boaters, the plane, and the plan gone wrong? >>> good evening. and we begin tonight with breaking news. those tornadoes touching down. millimeters of americans warned as we head into the evening of severe weather coming. near oklahoma city this funnel cloud coming down from the sky and we have live pictures tonight, coming in from cleveland county oklahoma. you can see how ominous the sky is as we're on the air tonight. in kansas late this afternoo

cars had to maneuver their way through window high flood waters and for the first time in history oklahoma cityhat city's airport was evacuated twice. hundreds huddled in a tunnel a pedestrian tunnel for safety. forecasters say the extreme weather could continue through the weekend. >> thank you. >>> a long awaited investigation accuses two new england patriots employees of taking air of out footballs to give their team an advantage. nfl commissioned report claims star quarterback tom brady probably knew about it. it is unlikely that an equipment assistant and a locker room attendant would deflate game balls without brady's knowledge and approval. the report says brady gave the two men gifts. one sent a text to the other saying jimmy needs some kicks. help the deflater. after the scandal broke in january brady texted you good jonny boy and responded still nervous, so far so good. >> robert craft insists evidence does not support investigators conclusions but says the team will accept the findings of the report. we asked about the charges after patriots won super bowl xlix in february. >> what h

south of oklahoma city rescue crews searched through piles for anyone missing. and this mobile home park took a direct hit. police say at least zero people were hurt. five critically. >> one to 2 miles south of seminole from there east you need to go to your safe spot right now. if you live in the mobile home you have to get out. >> reporter: for the first time in oklahoma city history national weather service declared a flash flood emergency as unprecedented rainfall turn road into rivers. this hotel south of oklahoma city tried to prepare they boarded up their windows but stood little chance against tornadoes that came through. people here in other parts of the country are not out of the woods just yet. >> on thursday afternoon and evening we will be watching, kansas oak, west of 35, in the texas panhandle chance for more tornadoeshail damaging win gusts. >> reporter: forecasters say another storm system could bring more bad weather through those states through mothers day weekend. the american red cross is working to help any displaced residents here in oklah

cars had to maneuver their way through window-high floodwaters and for the first time in history, oklahoma cityport was evacuated twice. hundreds huddled in a tunnel, a pedestrian tunnel for safety. forecasters say the extreme weather could continue through the weekend. nora? >> adriana, thanks. we have the first response this morning after the deinvestigation of deflategate. the report claims that they took the air out of footballs. "it is unlikely that an equipment assistant and locker room assistant would take air out of the footballs without tom brady's knowledge. >> patriots owner robert kraft insists the evidence does not support the investigator's conclusions, but he says the team will accept the findings of the report. we asked kraft about the charges after the patriots won super bowl xlix in february. >> reflect on what happened about deflated balls. >> tom brady is healthy and vibrant. i don't think there's any relevance to that comment. >> was it disruptive for the team? you suggested to the league that they owed you an apology. >> yeah. you know whenever you're privileged to get to

that is the latest in oklahoma city. i'm jay gray, nbc news. >>> i'm kristin wright at the live desk where we're following a big move by a virginia company. lumber liquidateors is suspending sales of its laminate flooring made in china. the specialty retailer is under federal investigation by the justice department after news reports that said the flooring contained high level or formaldehyde. lumber liquidators said they've spend $2.3 million on an air quality assurance program but the company does face more than 100 pending class action lawsuits related to the flooring. back to you. >> thank you, kristin. >>> we're watching several other developing stories at this hour. >> including an accident that sent four people to the hospital in rockville. take a look. a car crashed into a physical therapy office a short time ago here on park lawn drive. the receptionreceptionist in the office was trapped under the desk and had to be rescued. montgomery county fire and ems tells us everybody is expected to be okay. >> so glad tha

adriana diaz, cbs news, oklahoma city, oklahoma. >>> some controversy surrounding two jurors in the colorado theater shooting trial. one juror has a connection to a victim in the case. another one survived the columbine shooting. the judge, though, has ruled that both jurors can stay on the panel. >>> meanwhile the defense continueses to try to save the life of convicted boston marathon bombing dzhokhar tsarnaev. a former brother-in-law testified saying tsarnaev did have a very close relationship with his lawyer. defense lawyers could be resting their cases as early as today and a federal jury will decide whether or not tsarnaev should be executed or sentenced to life in prison. >>> later today, we're expected to hear from the man at the center of the new england patriots drawp ma. quarterback tom brady -- drama. quarterback tom brady. yesterday the findings released into the investigation. it stopped short of saying baity is a skeet -- brady is a cheater but he was at least aware involving the improper activities involving the release of air from became balls. it also names two others accus

there is damage outside oklahoma city.official there says 13 people were injured when a tornado destroyed a mobile home park. three of those people were in a critical condition. >>> french investigators say german wings copilot andreas lubitz practiced the settings which would be used to crash a flight in march. he set the altitude to 100 feet during a previous flight. he is accused of sending a sgerman flight hurdling into the french alps giving 150 people. >>> the polls open in the uk in about half an hour. surveys have consistently shown prime minister david cameron dead even with edward miliband. max foster has a look back at the past five weeks of campaigning. >> david cameron set the tone of the campaign from day one. >> you face a stark choice. the next prime minister walking through that door will be me or ed miliband. >> it was a title the opposition labor leader quickly embraced. >> if i'm prime minister. if i'm prime minister. if i'm prime minister. with me as prime minister. >> he'll be stabbed in the back, tha

. >> in oklahoma city the entire airport was evacuated to an underground shelter. warningsed blared across university of oklahoma campus. dangerous flash flooding left cars underwater. a wall was ripped off a hotel and roads bucked. one woman died when her storm shelter flooded. katie and josh thought it would happen to them. their underground shelter was filling fast. with their door covered in debris they were trapped. >> that's the most scary thing when you don't know what to tell your kids. >> a neighbor heard their screams and rescued them. >> we save lives because we took action early, and we have a good system in oklahoma. >> tonight with more storms in the forecast it's a race against time for already hard hit. families like this one that lost so much focuses on being grateful for what they have. >> our kids are safe. we're safe. we can rebuild. >> tonight, no roof over their head literally. that's what many families are dealing with right now as another round of storms are upon us. it's worth noting this is fairly new construction. this entire neighborhood

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third rainiest day ever in oklahoma city. not only talking about the severe weather, but snow in the forecast as well and that will make the next couple of days very very tricky as far as that severe weather goes. we could see some danger weather. in fact moderate risk of severe weather in oklahoma city and continues into saturday as well so we'll watch it over the next couple of days. >> jennifer gray. thank you. >>> and parts of the midwest in clean-up mode after tornados rip through four states. today, for a lot of people it was about surveying the damage. >> wednesday night, multiple twisters tore through four states in the southern plains ravaging homes, snapping trees and downing power lines. >> i have to back out of here. >> the national weather service reports as least 48 tornados touched down throughout parts of texas, oklahoma kansas and nebraska. even heading out of rural areas to south of downtown oklahoma city a town of 500,000. >> it is really cranking now. >> travelers in the will rogers airport were evacuated.

the area of oklahoma city appears to have the most damage and now a report on the latest. >> reporter: as far as the eye can see damaged ruined homes a storm shelter designed to save lines ripped from the ground, and farmland and submerged cars, hardest hit was oklahoma. >> this is a confirmed large destructive tornado on the ground wrapped in rain. >> at least a dozen people were injured when the tornadoes ripped through the sooner state. first responders rushed to help residents and people trapped. >> we had a male trapped underneath this rv here, it brought with them a duluth and oklahoma city issuing their first flash flood emergency ever, a daily rainfall record of just over 7 inches and tornadoes ripping apart homes in roseland nebraska. >> we heard the sound of a train and our ears started popping because of the air pressure. >> sirens warning heartland residents to seek refuge. >> the kids were scared and they heard sirens and wind and they don't know what is going on. >> in kansas -- >> oh my god. >> a roof just through through the air here. >> the national weather service sa

terrorism in nearly two decades, since timothy mcveigh executed for bombing the oklahoma city federal building in 1995. >> we send a message, a strong message that we're not going to tolerate terrorism. and i think whether you agree with the death penalty or don't, i think the message sent, that they're not going to blow up our marathon, they're not going to blow up our city. >> reporter: the jury unanimously said he should face the death penalty for the victims of the bombs he placed, 8-year-old richard and lindsey lui. but not crystal campbell, or for the bomb planted by his brother, or sean collier. there was no clear evidence about which of the brothers pulled the trigger. the jury rejected the claim that tsarnaev was the junior partner, less responsible for the bombings.

the worst of the damage is in and around oklahoma city. reported but right now, no deaths. >>> elections under way in the uk this morning. the race between the prime minister dave cameron and his main challenger is expected to come down to the wire. this follows the campaign that got vicious at times between cameron's conservative party and the liberal supporters. >>> calendar says it's may. but this is indeed snow falling in the sierra. this is a look at donner summit just a short time ago. caltrans has just lifted chain requirements on interstate 80 towards truckee and north lake tahoe. >>> san jose looking for a dangerous predator tuesday. police say he followed a 13- year-old girl home on rio vista avenue and then barged through the front door. the girl fought back, he fled. police say he attacked a woman at a market on april 2. >>> emeryville has approved a minimum wage hike that could eventually make it the highest in the nation. businesses with more than 55 employees will have to pay them $14.44 in july. smaller companies will have