early morning hour and something else we've been watching all day and this is western kentucky around paducah and look at the tornado warnings and this is the same storm system that brought 23 tornado reports yesterday including numerous tornadoes we have brand new video of a tornado that was on the ground around paducah, kentucky and chris lawrence at the live desk with more on that. chris? >> doug, last night you and i were marveling at some of the video that we were watching. these new images from kentucky are just incredible and the threat's far from over. here is the video just coming in from the town of mayfield. the tornado touched down just about an hour ago and several people were taking cover when they saw this firsthand. the wind is a shredder, just ripping right through buildings at this dealership and we haven't heard reports of people getting hurt and the highways are completely backed up and that's causing problems for the crews who are trying to get in there and assess some of the damage. today's storms are coming on the heels of monday's outbreak and a lot of families trying

. >>> so that's the sound of thunder rocking paducah, kentucky, followed by lightning which was caughtwo police car cruiser cams. it was so powerful it knocked one of the video cameras from its windshield mount inside that vehicle. >>> well, not surprisingly this morning's road conditions are a mess in most of the country. wet roads and possible flooding almost everywhere from the gulf coast to the great lakes. >> if you're flying for the memorial day weekend, airport delays likely in minneapolis, kansas city, chicago, detroit, dallas and houston. long list. >>> shocking development at baylor university, one of the most prestigious university, famed clinton prosecutor ken star demoted from his job as president and star football coach fired. >> now the school is under fire for its handling of sexual assault cases and ryan smith has the details. >> reporter: a stunning shake-up at baylor university. president kenneth starr demoted and head football coach art briles fired after a law firm investigating the school's handling of sexual assault allegations finding baylor's response to sexual

. >> in paducah, kentucky, a couple of police cars caught a lightning strike on their cruiser cams. it was so powerful it knocked one of the video cameras from its mount inside the car. the storm also triggered a flash flood that trapped 19 people inside hidden river cave for more than six hours. at times they found themselves stranded in neck deep muddy water. they managed to navigate their way through the muck and made it to safety. >> in texas, thunderstorms unleashed widespread flooding swamping city streets and country roads and at least damaging one damaging tornado hit residential neighborhoods in bryan college station. it ripped off roof tops but no word of any injuries. >> at the airport in kansas city, missouri, a tornado warning forced travelers to take cover, some waiting in parking garages. the threat eventually passed and travelers were given the green light. but it made the already long lines inside the terminal even longer. >>> the dark clouds that were hovering over kauffman field in missouri, swe, looked more like a horror movie set than a major league baseball par

bernie sanders held a rally in paducah, kentucky and hillary clinton stumped in louisville. that state and oregon hold primaries on tuesday. >>> we are working to learn details behind the arrest of one of the stars of "the wire." wendall pierce is out on bond. he was arrested saturday morning at a hotel. the charge is simple battery. pierce is in atlanta filming a new movie. he recently play pd clarence thomas in an hbo dock cue drama. >>> police are investigating a robbery near the university o maryland. it happened on potomac avenue just before midnight. university of maryland student said he heard a knock at the door and answered and that's when three men, one amed with a knife came in to a home and assaulted him. the thieves got away with property an police believe the student was targeted. >>> police are catching heat after fans of the most popular soccer team in the world had to evacuate their stadium on the time day of the season. find out who was responsible for the bomb scare and why so many people are so upset tonight. >>> a little girl with a big-time desire to he

paducah, kentucky, some showers and storms. today, we won't see too many bad storms, but large hail will be possible. isolated storms. kentucky, tennessee, and east coast. we get the rain tomorrow. your friends in d.c. had more rain yesterday. 15 days in a row of gloom. >> great for washington. thanks a lot, bill. >>> still ahead, the outburst on capitol hill that had a congressman telling the top senate democratic to quote say my name. >>> plus, drake makes a second appearance on "saturday night live" this weekend. here's a bit of what to expect. >> you're such a happy-go-lucky person. they say the same about me. >> really? i heard you had the same reputation -- >> they say the same thing about me, drake. >> that's what i have been hearing all week. i have a blog called "daddy doing work", it's funny that i've been in the news for being a dad. windows 10 is great because i need to keep organized. school, grocery shopping. my face can unlock this computer. that's crazy. macbooks are not able to do that. "hey cortana, remind me

in kentucky, sheriff's office dash cams capturing a lightning bolt striking a home in paducah. at least 16 tornadoes reported overnight. more than 100 reported tornadoes across ten states just this week. david, we're in brenham, texas. a record breaking 16 inches of rain falling in just 12 hours. just look what it did to this road. more rain is expected through the holiday weekend. david? >> thank you. let's get right to rob marciano. rob? >> good evening, david. we're looking at more flooding tonight, and severe weather. take a look at the map. huge severe thunderstorm watch. and more rain coming tonight. the other big weather story, newly formed tropical depression two, they think it let's time it out. 8:00 p.m. tomorrow, rainy and breezy in charleston through myrtle beach. some of this moisture will sneak up to the east by monday. >> we'll track it straight through the weekend. rob, thank you. >>> next to the race for the white house. donald trump and the giant crowd of protesters today. this from san diego just moments ago. they're trying to avoid a repeat of the clashes ou

. >> reporter: this tornado touching down south of paducah, after a deadly and terrifying 24 hours. >> that's a violent tornado. oh, my god. >> reporter: in oklahoma, officials declaring a tornado emergency, just before dinner. stormchasers calling this some of the most violent footage they've ever seen. >> hold still. >> reporter: flashes of light as poles are ripped from the earth. >> hold still! >> reporter: homes obliterated. debris sent hundreds of feet in the air. >> stay right here. we're clear here. >> reporter: and this tornado near wynnewood, at least an ef-3. winds over 135 miles an hour. from the air, you can see the path of destruction. this tornado near sulphur up to a mile wide, staying on the ground for 12 miles. >> you see that? >> took a house. oh, no. >> reporter: in all, at least 21 reported tornadoes across seven states. in nebraska, one twister catching robin stoll outside. >> it picked me up and threw me against that tree and i just held on. >> hitting that farm! >> reporter: back in oklahoma, the storms taking two lives. >> have to be underground in storms like

in kentucky, sheriff's office dash cams capturing a lightning bolt striking a home in paducah. at least 16 tornadoes reported overnight. more than 100 reported tornadoes across ten states just this week. david, we're in brenham, texas. a record-breaking 16 inches of rain falling in under 12 hours. just look what it did to this road. and more rain is expected through the holiday weekend. david? >> phillip, thank you. let's get right to rob marciano, live here from manhattan. rob? >> good afternoon, david. we're looking at more flooding tonight, and severe weather. take a look at the map. huge severe thunderstorm watch. oklahoma and kansas, along the i-35 corridor. and the radar lit up across southeast texas. flash flood warnings east of houston. and more rain coming tonight. the other big weather story, newly formed tropical depression two. about 400 miles off the carolina coastline. they think it will become tropical storm bonnie. and make landfall across the carolina coastline. let's time it out. 8:00 p.m. tomorrow, rainy and breezy in charleston through myrtle beach. drifting

take a look at this dash cam video taken from a police cruiser in paducah. watch. that was a bolt of lightning striking a nearby house. the force blew the camera off the windshield and triggered a roof fire. no one was hurt. across the state, tornadoes and storms damaged 30 homes and building in just the last 48 hours. alison, more than 100 twisters across the region in just the past week. >> mother nature is no joke. the severe weather threat is continuing today. let's turn to meteorologist derek van dam. good morning. >> ana and alison, there have been over 100 tornado touchdowns in the u.s. this week alone. thursday, over 17 with dozens of wind reports and hail reports as well. this is all thanks to a very deep area of low pressure that continues to pull in the gulf of mexico moisture. we have a dip in the jet stream. that is setting up all the i ingredients for the potential for severe weather for friday and the weekend. from nebraska through kansas and oklahoma and parts of texas. look out for isolated large hail, strong winds and a possible tornado this frida

bernie sanders was in paducah, kentucky, about 4:00 eastern time this afternoon. he said something.k, you can look at the numbers, i don't see where he's going to get it. he's not all that worried that he can't get what he needs to win the nomination. how is that possible? >> two things, harry, first, he is alluding to the fbi primary, the investigation. >> are you saying he's waiting on the fbi and hillary clinton? >> he wife has made that absolutely clear. he's also going to rule changes to take the super delegates away -- >> will he get it? >> i don'tening so now, but this is then. that's a long way from now. we don't know. the video suggests his supporters are mobilized. >> we had a news story that is has this no coverage, that the state department announced they cannot find any of the e-mails over a four-year period of this guy brian paddigliano. >> the guy who has murnt. they can't find it on the server. no, no, they've been able to triangulate and find those e-mails other places. >> because someone took it out and it's called part of a cover-up. when it happens to a republica

one, two, three, four tornado watches in effect now from southwest of paducah to southeast of louisville. those will continue to move up to ohio. we will stay fairly stable with clouds. chance of showers moving in. but it looks as though the frontal zone separating the cool air from southwesterly winds. warm air may not make it through the area at all. it will get close. subtle change of winds southeast thursday. getting close to 70. tomorrow is another day in 60's. with more rain around the area. we get through wednesday evening looks like most of the rain should shift south. come back on us as we head through thursday in light rain and drizzle. we are still locked in cooler air. then it starts to break open. warmer wedge develops ahead of the cold front come through friday. shower and thunderstorms across the area. saturday, partly sunny. afternoon shower and thunderstorm. finally the drier winds take over forq sunday, monday, and maybe tuesday. that will be improving weather. future cast for the rainfall between now and 7:00 tomorrow everything half an inch, generally around the area

paducah is under severe thunderstorm watch. we are not. we do expect more showers.row more showers and breaks. and drizzle for the day on thursday. the numbers tonight are 50 to 58 degrees. cloudy and cool. showers late. northeasterly winds at 5 miles per hour. heading through the forecast tomorrow. we're back in the mid-60's. cloudy weather. periods of showers and mid-60's. with doe better on thursday near 70 degrees. shower chances will be with us at least through saturday. that is the latest. back to you. michelle: "7 on your side" health matters alert about what is called a facelift in a bottle. the new skin treatment developed by scientists at harvard and m.i.t. they say it takes unwanted bags an without injection or pricy procedures. it also holds medicine in place to treat skin conditions like eczema and psoriasis. jonathan: meghan trainor fans out there. her video disappeared after she released it. michelle: alison starling is here is what the pop sensation saw. alison: we know her from "all about the bass." brought her in existence. but she was disappointed

it moves a little farther to the east, about you that threat is a anywhere from paducah, evansville,y 21 tornadoes on the ground. many of them quite large, especially the ones in oklahoma. likely over 140 miles per hour which would get up there to that ef-4. i didn't see any ef-5 kind of category storms but i saw pretty large wedge tornadoes. a lot of times you look at the tornadoes whether they're streaming on periscope or watching them later on on youtube or whatever it might be, you don't know how far away the camera is from there is it looks like it's all the way down to the ground but it could be over the hill and the bottom of the funnel not really even making contact so you have to be careful. you have to wait for the weather service to go out and see what they say because they are the experts at figuring out how big they were. it doesn't matter really how big it is. if it hits your house whether it's an e-1, 2, 3, or 4 it will do damage and the farther up the line, the more damage it's going to do. there is our bull's-eye or today, louisville to evansville and to paducah and

look at the dash cam video taken from a police cruiser on the streets of paducah. >> two reasons.ne it would be -- >> that will shock you a bit. that was a bolt of lightning striking a nearby house. the force blowing the camera right off the patrol car's windshield. it triggered a small roof fire. all across the state, tornadoes and storms have damaged or destroyed 30 homes and buildings in the past 48 hours. >> incredible. the severe weather threat continuing today. let's go to meteorologist derek van dam with the latest. >> alison and ana, over 100 severe weather threats this week. this is all thanks to a very deep area of low pressure that continues to pull in the gulf of mexico moisture. we have a dip in the jet stream which is setting up the dynamics for the potential of severe weather. that will be continuing into the friday timeframe as well. the early parts of the weekend from nebraska through kansas and oklahoma and parts of texas. look out for isolated large hail, strong winds and even a possible tornado this friday. temperatures today, looking at highs in the mid and up

. >>> hillary clinton dropped in at louisville churches and bernie sanders spoke to supporters in paducaho "why planes crash." >>> in november 2001 when american airlines flight 587 crashes into a queens residential area, the scars from 911 are still very raw. >> the industry was recovering. traffic was down. people were apprehensive. it was a period of time that, after 40 years of being in the industry, i have never seen before or since. >> i see the plane. the engine fall down. >> two months after the attack, another plane is down. and at first, an act of terrorism is feared. >> we've preliminarily put the city on high alert. we have closed certain things down just to make sure we find out what this is all about. >> former inspector general of transportation, mary schiavo, followed the investigation. >> that was everybody's first thought. but there were a number of, you know, clues, and they came out really quickly that it wasn't because you had -- you know you had the cockpit voice recording. then when they found part of the plane was detached from the plane itself, i mean, we knew rig

. >> reporter: as for sanders, he's campaigning this afternoon in paducah. sanders had some momentum after recent wins in west virginia and indiana and is hoping to keep rolling. sanders says he has broad appeal. >> donald trump was defeating hillary clinton by four points. we were defeating trump by five points. secretary clinton does very well with democrats. so do i. but there are a lot of independents in this country. [ cheers and applause ] and we do very well with the independents. >> reporter: clinton's trying to put sanders away, but it's not clear if she'll be able to do so. she has a lot of issues here in coal country after saying she was going to put a lot of coal miners and coal companies out of business. so we'll see. >> okay, mike. thanks. >>> now for an update on that suspicious package that cause the the cancellation of a major british soccer match involving the team manchester united. police calling the suspected bomb not viable but also incredibly life like. the package was discovered shortly before the start of the game, prompting authorit

they were both out in paducah, kentucky in the last 24 hours a little far away from here.aged to land itself on the front page by telling the newspaper they were doing a local off the record stop that landed on the front page with bernie sanders drawing typical large crowds across the state. one thing hillary clinton has not focused on since she's been here even though we have heard some general election themes from her she hit donald trump in what sounded like a general election speech in bowling green but she did not touch on that story we've been talking about, the head line in the "new york times" that talks about donald trump and women. i caught up with her on the rope line and we should have what she had to say in response to that. >> i wanted to ask you do you think donald trump has treated women well in the course of their lives and business meetings? >> i will talk about what i will do as president and we will trau the contrast. >> reporter: we are going to draw the contrast and tells you they will wage this campaign directly against donald trump. airced tell me s

he'll be in paducah next hour. sanders continues his income inequality message and taking aim at some wealthy republicans. >> anybody know who sheldon adelson is? he announced he's going to provide a lot of money for the campaign of donald trump. that is where we are. you've got a billionaire running for president who's getting help from other billionaires. that doesn't sound to me like the democracy we need in america. >> reporter: so, big money in politics. one of bernie sanders' key themes. here in louisville, we're expecting hillary clinton in a short time. she's going to work on the carpenter's union in the louisville area, trying to drive another key constituency ahead of tuesday's primary. >> mike, thank you so much. >>> other side of the aisle, donald trump will be among the crowd at the university of pennsylvania today as another trump takes the stage. his daughter, tiffany, will graduate from the university's school of arts and sciences. that's where we find our peter doocy. do we expect to hear from mr.

now today, kentucky and a tornado watch that goes up into areas of souther there is paducah just southe and we have showers east of there and those two red boxes and tornado warnings and they have flooding and more severe thunderstorm warnings right up into ohio and all part of the same system that's been making its way slowly east. we could have some strong thunderstorms potentially at the end of the week on friday. rid now again, very, very light shower activity moving through baltimore and a shower there. for us, a rainfall deficit really diminishing greatly and that's the may surplus and close to three inches and the surplus now for may and we could pick up another half inch by the time we get to the end of this workweek and tomorrow, more rain and early fog and the weather is having a moderate impact on our area and get out the door as early as you can for the morning rush tomorrow. light rain generally the first part of the day and we could see isolated pockets of moderate rain come our way during the afternoon hours and heree at this, some showers coming through and pockets of m

bernie sanders spent much of the weekend though criss-crossing kentucky and in paducah, kentucky, sanders made the case while both he and clinton are popular with democrats that he also has appeal with independent voters and now sanders has moved on to puerto rico and continuing outreach to latino voters and talked about the financial crisis there. >> it is morally unacceptable that billionaire hedge fund managers have been calling for even more austerity in puerto rico. austerity will not solve this crisis. >> the clinton campaign basically gave up in oregon which is the other contest tomorrow night but has invested a lot of time and i don't remember here in kentucky and will do a get out the vote later in lexington. >> mike emanuel in kentucky, thank you. >>> now to the gop side and high-profile republicans still actively searching for an alternative to trump despite the gop leaders warning against it. rnc chair reince priebus calling a third-party bid a suicide mission. >> the law makes it very difficult but i do take it seriously. they can try to hijack another party and get on the ba

hillary clinton speaking in louisville and beneficially sand berz to take the stage in paducah. casey hunt joins us live from louisville. casey, you know, you probably have the most information at the moment. very little polling really out of kentucky that we're able to put our fingers on. what do you know there in terms who have looks to be ahead of the other? >> richard, history would tell us that kentucky is clinton country. this is a place that she did well in 2008. it's a place where her family has deep ties, clinton to a prominent democrat whose here ran against mitch mcconnell in the senate. hillary clinton came back here to help her campaign. but the fact that she's here campaigning so hard tells you a couple things. first, they are concerned about it. there are some reason to be concerned about it. those comments she made on cole in ohio earlier this year, you saw her try to readdress whether she went to west virginia a couple weeks ago talking about how she was going to put coal miners, and put coal miners out of work. she is saying, of course, she misspoke. that is no

from paducah to lexington and mostly hail here and tomorrow we expand it with another piece of energy dropping out of the rockies. wichita falls, oklahoma city and st. louis, big swath tomorrow. want to go back to the video of this damaging tornado in wynnewood, oklahoma. look at the speed with which that debris is flying around. this has a lot more velocity. you see this farm being blown apart. the 2x4s being thrown in the air and 150 miles an hours or greater, it's a multivortex tornado meaning there are little tornadoes spinning around the main vortex. there you see another. it amplifies the velocity of those winds. when this is mature the full funnel, you can't see those little vortices spinning around and the next piece of video shows it. you can't see it but you can sure those are wreaking havoc as it moves across i-35. an incredible tornado. >> so powerful. >> tossing trees like weeds. man, okay, rob, thanks very much. >>> to the breaking news oversee. early this morning a man stabbed four people at a german train station. at least one has died and there are fears the stabbing

in paducah, kentucky, a police car caught this massive lightning strike.werful it knocked the dash cam right from its mount. also in kentucky, a dramatic rescue for 19 people stuck in this cave for over six hours. the group made up mostly of clemson geology students and their guides entered the cave at 10:00 a.m. for a tour. but then the flash floods came rushing in blocking the exits. >> the worst was the entrance because of all the water coming down. >> with no cell service in the cave the group followed the guide's toward a known dry area called the attic. two police officers called in to help but shortly after entering the cave they weren't able to get out. >> i was scared. i mean, when your life is on the line you're kind of -- you're always going to be afraid. >> reporter: finally at 4:30 p.m. rescuers made their way to the group leading them through high water holding a rope getting to the mouth of the cave where they were reunited with loved ones. severe weather also wreaking havoc in texas. thunderstorms and lightning. all that rain leading the fl

reporter: good morning to you hillary clinton starting at her day this morning, at this hour, in paducahling green, lexington, she is out spending bernie sanders in this campaign been here over the weekend, she was in covington elsewhere, we said, this sort of favors her she is spending a lot of money on ads won this primary in 2008 over barack obama handily her husband won ken in 92, 96, and bernie sanders facing a closed democratic primary already tampering down expectations perhaps. >> we are in a campaign right now where we enjoy -- to win on tuesday. we think we have a shot to win here in ken. >> yeah, [cheers and applause] . >> we did very well in virginia when we -- >>. >> it might be said that bernie sanders biggest backer in kentucky is donald trump he tweeted this morning bernie is being treated very badly by dems system rigged against him should run as independent reason i bern run bernie run very good at dividing and conquering. >> thank you jeff flock on campaign trail in kentucky, kentucky and oregon prepare for the vote tomorrow, the "new york times" is launched an attack