deputy steve haney is just starting his shift in plain city, utah. >> the day was sunday.ot a lot was going on. it was pretty quiet. it was a nice sunny day. >> but deputy haney's day is about to take a turn. he's responding to a call from his dispatcher. his car is driving slowly but very erratically. even with deputy haney's lights flashing and siren blaring, the reckless driver won't pull over. as this car weaves between lanes and blows stop signs, it's becoming increasingly apparent this scene is anything but ordinary. >> i could not see somebody behind the steering wheel. at this point we weren't really sure what was going to happen. >> all haney can do is try to prevent this bad situation from getting worse. >> i kept getting in the oncoming traffic lane to let people know we were coming. i wanted to try to do anything could i to try to get this vehicle stopped. called out on my p.a. system asking him to just pull over, just stop the vehicle, basically pleading with him to end this right here and right now. >> deputy haney wants to know who he's dealing with so he sp

potentially more gusty thunderstorms over the south, plains, oklahoma city and dallas, downpours andgh winds along interstate 35 in the afternoon. reena and t.j., back to you. >> thank you. a stormy day along interstate 80 in wyoming is blamed for a fatal pile-up. it was the second huge accident along that stretch of highway in less than a week. police say vehicles were driving too fast in the fog. one person died in the fiery wreck. as many as two dozen others were injured. the road remains closed overnight. >> the guy who flew a gyrocopter onto the lawn of the u.s. capitol is spending his first night under house arrest. he's at his home in florida with his family but he's wearing a gps bracelet right now. you're seeing the video here. this is the footage of doug hughes as he flew into washington last week using landmarks as his guide. he told abc what was going through his mind as he made his approach. >> at the time that i was flying up the capitol mall and it was a huge thrill, i wasn't worried about getting shot down. i was worried about my flying, and i was getting focused on m

previously consigned to countryside are coming here with massive migration in recent years to the city in the plainsove la paz. >> the my grand here needs to know his identity and identity his language it's essential to culture and everything knows, if you don't speak your language you don't know your culture and you lose your identity. >> reporter: in the past, many people indigenous included, viewed the original languages as a sign of backwardness and implement aid three-language policy has faced obstacles. but martin believe that his with dialogue in spanish or any of bolivias indigenous languages those obstacles can being overcome. al jazerra, la paz bolivia. >>> more news on our website aljazerra.com. >> tonight, wealth and power in america, the late steve jobs epitomized the ability to change the world from your garage but forget what you think of silicon valley. i'll talk to the authors of a startling new account that separates the man from the myth like never before. the titans of wall street, i'll talk to a politician, who says the bankers really run america. and a student debt strike again

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the rainfall excessive for parts of the southern plains houston area east of that oklahoma city upwards of six inches of rainfall over the next couple of days. that's going to be dangerous. there's our severe threat again going into the overnight, our new system moving into the southern plains the threat for severe weather on sunday and that will continue on monday arthel this is typically when we see the severe storms. we want to be aware, back to you. >> thank you so much. >> okay. >>> protests are under way in baltimore after the daily demonstrations this week over the death of an african american man in police custody. today the crowds have been growing throughout the day, you're taking a live look there at downtown baltimore from our affiliate wjz. protesters are vowing in their words to shut the city down. until they say they get answers about what exactly happened to 25-year-old freddie gray. gray suffered a severe spinal injury while he was in police custody, and then he died days later in the hospital. police admitted yesterday they did fail to provide gray the medical attentio

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plain clothes. that's not uncommon in this city. >> how fast do you think this investigation -- when you -- i mien mean it's been 10 days and the order of the police said this seems normal to me. >> and this does. >>> >>>ant seem normal because the family hasn't received the body and a lot of the cases, we've had more information given to us as the media by the police. you think about the case in ferguson we had every single bit of information from -- about michael brown, we had very little information about the police officers. >> does this seem like a long investigation to you? >> it seems pretty quick. one officer was sued five times and we uncovered a video that disputed everything he said. he said he had to defend his safety and we uncovered video showing that guy gets knocked out and gets cuffed and he's been collecting a paycheck on suspension with pay. >> and thank you, mark very much. and thank you, sonny as well. and had the florida mailman caused a major security scare promised to warn authorities in advance of his flight. the question is did he really make an honest effort. my interview wit

plains of texas. this is video of a hailstorm about 100 mile west of oklahoma city yesterday. the hail was the size of quarters and dimes. storms packing winds of up to 90 miles an hour swept through parts of texas and oklahoma last night, causing power outages and more storms could develop across that region today. >>> a pleasant start this morning. we are dry and will stay dry during the day today, but we are starting off with some high clouds. you can see a little bit of high cloudness, possibly in this view from center city. a good view of some of the buildings, which are starting to brighten up as the sun comes up this morning. the high clouds are visible on the satellite imagery. there you can see them. those high clouds not producing the any rain in our area and they'll be thinning out. so we will see a good deal of sfooin sunshine today and that's going to lead to a nice warm-up. 66 nor allentown and mt. reading. sunshine and high clouds for doylestown, northeast philadelphia, and mt. holly, right along the coastline, it's going to be cooler for atlantic city and rehob

it will start out sunny over the central plains but the concern turns to severe weather later in the today. around omaha northbound the twin cities and south back to wichita damaging winds, large hail isolated tornadoes cannot be ruled out. not expecting a tornado outbreak but it only takes one to do a lot of damage. southbound toward dallas little rock still dealing with general thunderstorms. severe chances not as high but drenching downpours and gusty winds later on this week and storminess switches to the southeast, wet weather in the northeast. t.j. and bazi back to you. >> thanks justin. >>> breaking overnight in los angeles, tragedy for one of america's wealthiest families. >> oil heir, andrew getty found dead in his home. sources tell the "l.a. times" he died from blunt force trauma but it does not appear to be a crime. he was the grandson of j. paul getty. they're said to be worth $5 billion. >>> also from los angeles this morning, singer/songwriter joni mitchell hospitalized in intensive care. her official website reports that she was found unconscious at her bel air home but regained consciousness in the ambulance and

sunny over the central plains, but unfortunately the concern turns to severe weather later on in the day. early to mid afternoonafternoon around omaha, northbound, the twin cities and all the way back to south wichita damaging winds, large hail, isolated tornadoes cannot be ruled out. not expecting a tornado outbreak but it only takes one to do a lot of damage. southbound toward dallas, little rock still dealing with some general thunderstorms. severe chances not as high but there will be some drenching downpours and some gusty winds. later on this week and storminess switches to the southeast with wet weather also in the northeast. t.j. and bazi, back to you. >> thanks, justin. >>> breaking overnight in los angeles, tragedy for one of america's wealthiest families. >> oil heir, andrew getty, has been found dead at his home in the hollywood hills. sources tell "the l.a. times" that getty died from blunt force trauma but that the death does not appear to be a crime. getty was 47 years old. he was the grandson of the late oil baron, j. paul getty. the family is said to be worth more than $5 billion. >>> also from los angeles this morning, singer/songwriter joni m

city borders. many were attempting to turn and plain ran out of cash. others were destroyed by online competition and then there's the rare companies that figured it out. you can see how bountiful these stories can be when they get it right. starbucks was in free fall after it's founder left the company. it resurrected itself after he returned to the helm. what an amazing come back it was and you can see the stock's tremendous journey from 350 to $48. tomorrow we're going to find out how much higher the stock can go. i'll interview schultz on the closing bell at 4:00 to talk about the quarter. steve jobs leaves the company goes foul. he returns you get the begin ofgning of the greatest turn around in history. job's role undeniable. and there's rite aid. able to refinance and refurbish it's way to $8. it purchased a pharmacy benefit manager. it's leading the status of turn around and becoming an investable situation. where do they stand in their come backs? let's start with mcdonald's. ever since steve took over from don thompson at the end of january th

plains. high pressure builds in. sunshine but you will need the coats in the twin cities. back to you. >> thank you. >>> we turn to the groundbreaking deal with iran. agreeing to significantly scale back its much feared nuclear program. >> it's a major step in keeping tehran from making atomic weapons. abc's susan saulny has brand-new reaction to the plan. >> reporter: unusual sites on the streets of tehran joy. the people celebrating a framework nuclear agreement reached between their country and six world powers including the u.s. in switzerland negotiators worked marathon sessions with secretary of state john kerry, now a sense of relief. >> this is the safest best way to make the world safer by reducing the ability of iran to be able to have a nuclear weapon. >> reporter: so how does the u.s. benefit? the breakout time how long it would take them to build one bomb is increased from two to three months now to a year. major iranian nuclear sites will be redesigned for civilian purposes only. and a strict regime of monitoring andtime. also iran will still be able to resea

city. people on the receiving end see it as harassment, plain and simple. newark started because a cabdriver was pulled over by police. he got into an argument with them and they beat him up. five is later come the city is completely devastated. you are right, it is a pattern. amy: speaking of subduing, if you could briefly, before we go on to the next segment and talk about your latest work on cuba, talk about being one of the chicago 8 and what happened to bobby seal. explain, specially the young people who were not even born then, why you were charged and convicted of conspiracy to riot. >> it was eventually overturned. there was a law passed in the wake of some of these events that made it possible to prosecute for crossing state lines on a mission to commit a felony. and therefore, eight of us were indicted in chicago for having crossed state lines to conspire -- which doesn't require any tangible evidence to riot whatever that means against -- juan: it included you, abbie hoffman, -- >> and bobby seal. we were charged with conspiracy to riot. the commi

plains. you are looking at temperatures as warm as the 70's at this hour. now looking at them in the 50's in dallas and kansas city so you know temperatures are really cooling off. high temperatures reach the 80's in the southeast. heavy rain pushing through parts of the southeast. there is a concern for localized flash flooding. several watches have been issued. heather and ainsley. >> we will check back with you. thank you. it is 10 minutes after the top of the hour. novak nations no school. the district kicking kids out if they haven't had their shots. should it be up to the schools? we report, you decide. >> the curious case of a big cat below a house. the look out for this mountain lion. >> what has president obama accomplished? >> i have an in shape wife i guess that's about it. >> the political achievement edition. you don't want to miss this one. photos are great... ...for capturing your world. and now they can transform it with the new angie's list app you can 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 p

city, colorado, incredible there. we've got tornadic thunderstorms and warm air in the plains going down to texas. this guy coming through houston i'm watching for sunday night and monday. that will give us our rain. we're saying good-bye to the showers now. we'll see skies clear tonight, should be a really comfortable morning tomorrow and a great day with sunny skies, wind northwest, dry air. they'll turn to the east sunday. this is why we'll have a much cooler sunday with perhaps some morning shine, but clouds thicken during the -- sunshine, but clouds thick during the afternoon. tomorrow it's going to be nice with sunshine, search -- 76 by 1:00, 80 for the high at 4:00. sunday 66. rain moves in sunday night for most of us. west of the blue ridge could see it in the afternoon. mid-70s monday, rain in the morning, a yellow alert day with afternoon thunderstorms, definitely a midday break and tuesday looks good, slight chance of a shower wednesday and cool with showers more likely by friday. so if you can take advantage of tomorrow's weather, go for it. >> might be the first time a lot of folks br

city, though, things were much more quiet. you see a rescuer there using listens devices, headphones, trying to listen for any sign of life. citizens in plain clothes stood alongside military personnel from around the world, sometimes they were moving that rubble hand by hand, piece by piece. >>> believe it or not, three days after the deadly 7.8 quake struck, saturday rescuers did find people alive after hearing this man banging on the rubble, they were able to dig him out of the rubble. 27 years old told rescuers that he drank his own urine to survive, but had nearly given up hope. another man was also rescued after he spend 80 hours trapped in the rubble with three people who did not survive. >> he had nothing to eat or drink. >> it will take a lot of willpower. >>> some atm machines are working and people are lined up waiting to get whatever cash they can, some of them say they're getting that cash so they can get out of the country. laura? sam? >> thank you, chris. that window is closing now to save people still trying to survive. we'll be following that. the devastation is reaching all the way to the bay area, forcen one mill valley m

plains, in the '80s. in the northeast not bad either. you'll be in 60s for places like new york city. new england on the severe side. in the 40s for the city of boston. >> 60s for new york. everywhere else across the country looks good too. >> it was nice here this morning. little wind breaker. >>> well, then there were two. 68 teams in the running and now it all comes down to this. tonight wisconsin and duke going head to head for the ncaa basketball title. both teams number one seeds in their division. >> going to be good. wisconsin taking down tournament favorite kentucky, which was my pick. 71-64 victory while duke dominated michigan state on saturday, 81-61. yes are you excited? >> for a lot of folks that wisconsin/kentucky game was a big surprise. we'll see what happens. >>> the time is 11 after the top of the hour. coming up terrorist teenagers two teens, one not even old enough to drive now charged with planning attacks but one of their parents say it's all a big misunderstanding. >>> then nearly buried alive. the dramatic helmet camera of a snowmobiler caught in that avalanch

plains. we're looking at the instability to remain. please pay attention to heavy rainfall, maybe some thunderstorms in houston and oklahoma city. the rain extending along the eastern seaboard as well. hope you have a good day wherever you are. here's you extended outlook. >>> please visit our website for future stories and sproeshlts. for all of us here at "newsline," thanks for watching.8ú flight 952 five. joining families in cologne to pay tribute to those who lost their lives. fighting racism and anti-semitism in france. manuel valls unveils a set of measures aimed at increasing tolerance. cambodians mark 40 years to the day that the khmer rouge ushered in four years of brutal communist rule resulting in the death of a

plains. we should be near 60 in new york city tomorrow. 70 near washington, d.c.es of much-needed snow. you could see a couple of thunderstorms in arkansas and louisiana on easter sunday. >>> and a good saturday morning, i'm meteorologist michelle grossman. we started out with showers, now we're seeing clearing conditions, windy all day long. 55 to 58 by this afternoon. we could see winds gusting over 40 miles per hour. your easter day forecast looks great. mostly sunny skies, temperatures nice. breezy, temperatures around 62 degrees. monday, sun and clouds, 67. then we kind of get into a wet pattern, tuesday, 61, chance for rain. same story on wednesday, thursday, friday into the 50s, friday 68, mostly cloudy skies. have a great day. >>> that's the latest forecast. guys. >> dylan, thank you. here is something we have been talking about this morning. would you like to work for a company with no bosses and no job titles? >> online shoe giant zappos is moving to that model. the company says if you don't like it you can leave. they are saying that in a nice way. nbc'

plains. we should be near 60 in new york city tomorrow. 70 near washington, d.c.f much-needed snow. you could see a couple of thunderstorms in >>> hey, good saturday morning. i'm meteorologist anthony slaughter. clear skies from the tiberon cam. we're waking up to temperatures that are chilly. and later on this afternoon, while we're looking at sunshine right now, we're expecting mostly cloudy skies this evening. in fact the clouds will stream in ahead of the storm system expected to arrive tonight. 69 for the north bay. we'll talk more about that rain headed our way at 7:00. >>> that's the latest forecast. guys. >> dylan, thank you. here is something we have been talking about this morning. would you like to work for a company with no bosses and no job titles? >> online shoe giant zappos is moving to that model. the company says if you don't like it you can leave. they are saying that in a nice way. nbc's hallie jackson has the story. >> reporter: we all had thoughsse bosses. >> i'm your boss. >> reporter: imagine saying bye to a boss all together. >> thanks for

you're in the upper 50s in new york city across the plains in the 40s, cooler as we head into muzul missoulaou very much. and our fox cast. >>> meanwhile, they set the city of baltimore on fire in part why are these rioters so angry? dr. keith ablow takes a look inside their heads to see what's driving the violence. >>> is it true arthur like you've never seen him before? he has a little bit of help from mom and dad. they reared him. >> he's getting serious. >> look at this. ♪ jeff... hey, scott! this is no time for lollygaggin', lad. the chickweed and the dandelions are reekin' mad havoc! now's the time to send in the scotts turf builder weed and feed, man! it kills weeds while it feeds and strengthens your grass. feed your lawn. feed it! when account lead craig wilson books at laquinta.com. he gets a ready for you alert the second his room is ready. so he knows exactly when he can settle in and practice his big pitch. and when craig gets his pitch down pat, do you know what he becomes? great proposal! let's talk more over golf! great. better yet, how about over tennis? even better. a game

walker is live in the city south of market area which is one of the hot spots when it comes to the car break ins. >> reporter: yes, it is. san francisco police have special plainicers for the giants home opener trying to deter burglaries. bought new law that makes the law -- >> reporter: every day cars crowd into a congested city. in san francisco, parking is at a premium. >> sucks. but it is the price of living in san francisco. >> reporter: there is an added cost. >> glass. >> you will see it. >> multiple times a day. >> reporter: if you park on city streets. as giants fans headed to the home opener we saw more than a dozen parking spaces marked with broken glass. >> insurance. what are you going to do? >> reporter: it seems they are getting more frequent. in the first two months of this year it rose 49% in the city. >> walk around the city you see a bunch of broken glass. >> reporter: valuables left in sight makes some cars easy targets but there is less risk for thieves to break in. a new law turns come property crimes into misdemeanors. >> worth the risk to them. there is nothing to lose. it is a property crime. not going to see jail time. frustrating. >>

plain mean? jeff rossen investigates. >>> now to the sports headlines. >>> now to sports, game two of the nba play-offs in the windy citylaying in his second play-off game in nearly three years. he dropped 15 points, nine assists. jimmy butler topped all scorers and dropped 31 and grabbed nine boards. bulls win it 91-82. they take a two-game lead on the series. >>> president obama welcomed the college football national champions to the white house monday. the ohio state players and coaches gave our 44th president the official game ball and a jersey with his name and the number 44 on it. >>> look at the scary moment on the baseball diamond yesterday. it happened during the cubs-pirates game. it fan behind home plate was struck in the head with a foul ball. as you can see, the ball was caught by the net, but the fan was too close to the net for it to absorb the contact. the incident resulted in a 23-minute delay. the fan was taken off on a stretcher and to the hospital. hopefully she is okay. >>> another foul ball to show you. the nice ball girl finds an adorable young fan in the front row to give it to. what's he do? he

plains. high pressure builds in. there will be sunshine but need the coats in the twin cities. t.j.e turn to disturbing new signs the co-pilot of the germanwing's plane deliberately planned a murder-suicide mission. investigators uncovered alarming information from his computer. alexander marquardt reports for us from germany. >> reporter: disturbing new evidence that andreas lubitz may have been planning his deadly flight for days. german investigators revealing a search of the co-pilot's tablet computer shows in the weeks before the crash he had researched medical treatments, suicide methods and information on cockpit door security. he would have known when the captain tried to reenter the cockpit by punching a code in to a keypad he could flip a switch and lock him out, and that the steel-reinforced door was designed to with stand even a blast from a grenade. his breathing remaining normal even as the pilot screamed, "for god's sake open the door" and tried to break it down. on the mountain, recovery workers unearthing another piece of the puzzle the second black box, the flight

plains of texas. this is video of a hailstorm about 100 miles west of oklahoma city yesterday. the hail was the size of quarters and dimes. storms packing winds of up to 90 miles an hour swept through parts of texas and oklahoma last night, causing power outages. more storms could develop across that region today. >>> a brush fire is threatening 200 homes in california and officials have ordered a mandatory evacuation. the fire has burned about 300 acres of land in the area of chino hills, since it started yesterday evening. firefighters have it about 15% contained right now. so far, no reports of any injuries is if back here in our area officials in lehigh county have issued a voluntary evacuation due to a forest fire on blue mountain. according to the allentown morning call the fire has already burned more than 100 acres, it started yesterday afternoon in east penn township carbon county and then it spread towards lehigh county. the red cross set up a rereception center in case people need a place to go. no injuries have been reported. >>> just about 12 minutes after 9:00 rig

plains. you also mentioned the cold turning parts of the east. i want to show you the colder temperatures. 30's in chicago. 29 degrees in cleveland and new york city you are also in the 30's. we have a number of freeze warnings that have been issued across these areas. it shows how cold it is out there this morning. as we head west ward parts of kansas to texas to louisiana you are looking at a risk of more severe storms. it should enhance the risk. large hail damaging winds and tornadoes possible. for saturday as we head into the weekend more severe storms possible as the storm system continues to move eastward. heather and ainsley let's head back to you. >> we will check in shortly. it is 11 minutes after the top of the hour. a dramatic river rescue caught on camera where two atv riders have to literally hang on for deer life. >> honoring our heros in the worst way. >> my dog and myself were spit on by a group of people going to our room. >> disturbing details how fraternity members treated war heros. >>> how robert downey jr. proved he is a real super hero. >> panama city beach made infamous by wild spring break. something more sickening. a gro

plains. we have downpours that marches east and brings wet weather into the city tuesday morning. day long, but other models race this off the coast and suggest by tuesday afternoon we're seeing clouds breaking for sunshine. we'll have to watch the timing of that. all in all it doesn't look like a tremendous amount of rain, half inch or 3/4. monday night into tuesday morning. for today sunny and mild, 68 degrees light breeze. overnight tonight partly cloudy and cool, 39 degrees outlying suburbs, 45 for center city. tuesday being the question mark for now we'll post morning showers, clouds and sun 68 degrees, wednesday is nice, thursday quiet, 65 both days, friday and saturday, pattern gets a little active area of low pressure comes running up the eastern seaboard. lots of clouds friday, showers by afternoon 66. periods of rain saturday, 60. periods of rain sunday, 62. but the following monday looks good. bad timing. >> well if a long cold winter has you dreaming of lounging on the jersey beaches this summer you may want to move fast for a rental because many rental like in sea isl

plains early on today. that's where we'll see severe weather chances from wichita up through kansas city.ast, already dumped a lot of rain on texas. gets into houston later on today. and through tomorrow. through tuesday, we're push it toward the east. it will be dry today. for the masters, though a little bit cloudy. 2 to 4 inches of rainfall across the i-10. 70 in san diego. >> phil or jordan or somebody else? 78 degrees for the high temperature in augusta today. should be cloudy but dry. >> great day for golfing. >> won't even need the green jacket. >> yeah, they will. thank you, rob. >>> coming up on "gma," miracle mom. she opens her eyes after months in a coma to learn she has already given birth. how mom and baby are doing after a car crash that almost killed them both. >> an incredible story. >>> plus, jessica biel and justin timberlake welcome a new baby boy. the story behind his name coming up. >>> and, "game of thrones" is back. what to watch for in the exciting new season starting tonight. coming up in "pop news." please call me khaleesi from here on out. it's happening. today,

plains. that same storm system that produced very beneficial rain for the golden state of california continues to expand eastward, and we are concerned here, kansas city, wichita down to oklahoma city for damaging winds, as well as hail. we are also concerned for isolated tornadoes and this same theme will expand here for our thursday. once again, another round, chicago all the way down to dallas as we head into thursday afternoon and the evening hours so definitely want to budget extra time for your commute, widespread travel delays to be expected. meanwhile, off to the northeast for our wednesday, cooler air filtering in down to the nation's capital. meanwhile, pittsburgh enjoying a high in the low 70s. reena and t.j., back to you. >> all right. stephanie, thank you so much. >>> well, fire investigators in l.a. are trying to figure out what sparked this inferno. it engulfed the upper floors of a six-story office building downtown. at one point 170 firefighters were on scene using ladders trying to rescue stranded victims. at least one person was hurt. the building was constructed back in 1966. did not have a sprinkler system. >>> jurors in the bosto

plains. highs in the 80s. new york city not bad, highs in the low 60s. >> maria number one.tes her being a stay at home mom. steven wrote this, writing the fact of the matter is, that our income does not even come close to covering what she does for our family. she loves me loves our son. loves our family. obviously she isn't doing any of these things for a paycheck or recognition. >> he says his wife should actually be making over $73,000 a year. so is that a fair price? >> let's talk to maria number two. maria bartiromo from the fox business network. >> hello. >> i love this guy. >> i love him too. >> he figured out his wife, he gets $36,000 of childcare. $5000 cleaning, $12,000 of cooking. you calculate other things as well? >> i do. there's one thing he did not include in this which i think is really priceless. i would just say as far as you saying is this the right amount of money. it's what the market can bear. it could be more actually. maybe he underestimated. it was a great piece. everybody knows a state at home mom has much more responsibility than anybody else. an

city. cooler across portions of the great lakes. chicago only make it into the upper 50's today. the plainso the rockies feeling very much like spring out there. we have a storm system. this storm system responsible for severe weather across the plains. not really can paing a punch in terms of too much severe weather expected with it today. we are looking mostly at areas of rainfall across georgia, south carolina. a few isolated storms. am overall the severe lisrisk much lower today. grab the umbrellas if you live in those states. heather and ainsley over to you. >> a fishing trip on a texas lake ends with a dramatic rescue straight out of an action movie. they were fishing when their boat went over stranding them for five hours. rescue crews had trouble getting a boat out to them because of a rapid current. they air lifted them at once and they are all okay. >> the joint efforts from roadside assistance together they saved the lives of seven people. >> a car went up like sideways. i think he's drunk. >> oh (bleep). >> call 911. >> that was an alert driver calling the texas toll road author

tonight from the ohio valley to the plain states, the possibility of wind gusts of 60 miles per hour and a good chance of hail, more than 2 inches of diameter for oklahoma cityere is also a moderate risk of tornadoes it could by stronger an ef 2 tornadoes, that cold front is moving through here on friday afternoon than could bring us some gusty thunderstorms. tonight just a very drizzly and damp cool night. 40 degrees is the low in philadelphia, allentown 47 and wilmington 40 degrees, as we head through the day at midnight actually we'll see showers working up from the south currently over western pennsylvania through the day tom, we won't see a lot of rain but we'll have plenty of clouds and the mist and again temperatures stuck in the 40s. the five-day at 5:00 showing tomorrow almost a carbon copy of today. another day stuck in the dearies with the misting and cold air a high of 46 degrees, tomorrow morning fog could be a problem for the commute and then a warm day 75 degrees and the cold front brings us afternoon storms with gusty thunderstorms possible. the good news is all of this is out of here in time for the weekend saturday on the breezy side and tu

plain, as well, heading to heymark. this is moderate rain here. you can see the yellow here all tracking off to the southeast, and heading todale city just -- daze city just after -- dale city just art 5:30. the heaviest activity seems to be further south. the lighter rains have moved in to southern prince william and stafford. the activity which is just east of culpepper heads toward flatmont and chancellor at 5:33, fredericksburg at 5:47. once we get rid of this we have really good news about the weekend. i will have forecast in just a few minutes. >> thank you, howard. >>> right now montgomery county police are looking for suspect connected to a gas station robbery and attack in silver spring. an employee was beaten up pretty badly in the hold up at the shell station in the four corners area. students were told to shelter in place because the gunman was still out in the neighborhood. police have surveillance video of the suspect leaving the area. >> he is going to be a white or hispanic male, 5'8" or 5'9", a black jacket and black pants used as articles of clothing to conceal his face. >> the interstation gas station worker ran across the street t

plains. that same storm system that produced beneficial rain for the golden states of california continues to expand eastward. we are concerned here, kansas cityta down to oklahoma city damaging winds as well as hail. we are concerned for isolated tornados and the same theme will expand for our thursday once again another round. chicago all the way to dallas as we head in to thursday afternoon in the evening hours. definitely want to budget extra time for your commute. widespread travel delays are to be expected. to the northeast for wednesday, cooler air filtering in to the nation's capitol. pittsburgh enjoying a high in the low 70s. reena and t.j., back to you. >> thank you so much, stephanie. >>> to women's college basketball. now it is the same old story, same old song and that is uconn once again the national champs. beat notre dame last night in tampa. this is their third straight title. get this history made last night. the tenth national championship for the huskies coach geno auriemma and ties him with the ucla legend john wooden. he has taken his team to the championship game ten times. they have won that game ten times. the reaction

city. only in the low 40s. look at the picture from northwest, pennsylvania. johnstown, that would be snow flying. how about a look at the freeze warnings and frost advisories. the western plainstomorrow morning. tomorrow, new york city, upper 30s. >>> good morning. i'm mike nicco. 58 to 64 at the coast. 65 to 72 around the bay and 71 to 78 inland. breezy and cooler tomorrow. showers through about noon saturday and then much warmer next week. >>> all right, thank you, ginger. hey, it's thursday. you know what that means, a brand-new episode of "scandal." gladiators unite. so excited to have huck, guillermo diaz with us. you're playing a darker huck this season. you may give me a little scoop. we were just talking before we came to you all about what's going on. if you haven't seen the last episode, it's a major wow in the last three seconds. and all i'll say is that shonda is not afraid to kill off a major character. >> even after they've won emmys. >> i know. but is that character, i'm afraid to say it. if you want to say it then you can. i don't want the tweets. but is the character definitely dead. >> i can't say. he was stabbed several times. >> you said it's a he. it didn

plains. back into the 80s in texas and kansas city. >> only a few easter egg hunts in the snow. >> only a fewat the top of the show. does nanny bloomberg have the eyes set on may of 2016 in london? >> yeah. i saw the newspaper. here is the front page of the new york times. >> he looks ghood a hat. >> he does. could he be considering running for mayor of london according to the sunday times of london. they say he's considering it. >> the sources are apparently his friends. >> never mind he's not a citizens of the u.k. or the e.u. but minor election laws have never stopped him before. >> they don't have a constitution over there. anyone can run, really? here is the reminder what you may have in store for yourself. some of the nanny state things he wanted to ban in new york city. 2013 styrofoam. >> that was for environmental reason. if you end up with something cracked you know who to blame. what about large sugary drinks. the crack down on big gulp. >> he doesn't like smoking in parks. hyde park no more smoking there. >> salt packaged. you'll have trouble with the u.k. in salt. you have to do s

plains. unfortunately the concern turns to severe weather later on in the day, early to mid afternoon around omaha, northbound the twin cities back to wichita. damaging winds large hail isolated tornados cannot be ruled out. not expecting a tornado outbreak but only takes one to do a lot of damage. southbound to dallas little rock dealing with thunderstorms severe weather chances here not as high but drenching downpours and gusty winds later this week. wet weather also in the northeast. t.j. and bazi, back to you. >> thanks justin. million dollar homes continue to dangle dangerously on a cliff near stlt this morning as a massive landslide forced families to flee and watch helplessly. more rain is on the way. abc's neal karlinsky got a first-hand look. >> reporter: it's a slow-motion disaster. three homes teetering on the edge of a bluff in seattle, that is sliding away chunk by chunk. the white piece of deck half way down is part of gary williams' house. >> it is is okay to be out there. >> williams let us in during the few short hours he's been allowed to come back inside to pack up everything he owns and get out. >> it sta

plains, 70's and 80's forecast there. across the east coast cooler new england looking at highs in the mid 60's. heather and ainsley. >> beautiful day in new york city yesterday. thank you so much maria. >> deliberations underway in the murder trial. he is accused of killing the 6-year-old boy back in 1979. the jury getting the case after 10 weeks of testimony from more than 50 witnesses. he disappeared while walking from his parents' new york home to a bus stop two blocks away. hernandez was arrested when a family member tipped off police back in 2012. he confessed but the defense insisted it was under duress. the buys pod de never found. >> he was found shivering and scared and hungry. now the boy rescued from the basement of his own detroit house could testify against the people who put him there. a hearing will determine whether his father and step mother will go to trial. they are accused of beating him with a pipe, torturing him with rigorous workouts and locking him down in the basement. he was found 11 days after reported missing and the parents called the cops and said they couldn't find him. >> back to the campaign trail is the tail of two