some investment opportunities they are trying to do in raleigh ruralca -- were al america. more broad-based prosperity across america. >> what are some of the early signs that we're now seeing in this year's planting season? >> if you take a look at bloomberg analyst, there will be report from the usda this afternoon, they expect the corn 21% planted today which is better than five percent a year ago. that looked like a good bump for the colored crop -- corn crop. right now the thighs look to the good, we will always see how the weather revolves. >> one area markets have been watching closely, it has been the situation in ukraine. did secretary vilsack have

five tornado warnings in effect just outside of the raleigh area to the south and east.are impacting a lot of people, stay indoors, stay off the roads. jake, folks need to get to a safe spot and stay inside where it is safe in the small interior room until these storms pass. they are very, very dangerous and have a history of producing damage. jennifer, what can you tell us, about storms that have been hit. >> right now, alabama and mississippi staying relatively quiet. but we have strong storms starting to fire up on the south side of jackson, all pushing into portions of alabama. we don't have any warnings per se. in portions of alabama, but just give it time. we'll see pretty nasty weather as we go through the next couple of hours. >> a rough weather system, especially those outside of the area of raleigh, north carolina. please seek shelter. five tornado warnings outside the wall raully area. jennifer grey, thanks so much. that's it for "the lead." now i turn you over to wolf blitzer in the "situation room." mr. blitzer. >> jake, thanks very much. happening now, brea

louis, atlanta in the zone, louisville into raleigh, all in the danger zone, brian? >> tom costello starting us off in advance of what may be a sporty weekend for a lot of people. tom, thanks. >>> there is late word tonight from the pentagon that russian aircraft have crossed the boarder into ukrainian air space several times in these last 24 hours, a clear violation leaving the entire region on edge now as ukrainian leaders accuse putin of trying to start a war. andrea mitchell monitoring late developments from the washington news room tonight. andrea, good evening. >> good evening, brian. the pentagon says russian troops have been testing equipment and getting within a mile of the border and sending jets in and out, and that prompted ukraine's prime minister accusing russia of trying to start a third world war. hagel tried to call his russian counterpart, but there was no return call. and there's reports that vladimir putin has cut off all high-level contact with washington. meanwhile, there have been skirmishes between russian troops and eastern ukraine. a news re

beautiful weather in parts of the east in places like raleigh and atlanta not just today but even tomorrowr places like new york city you are going to be close to 70 degrees as we head to tomorrow. heather and ainsley in terms of the precipitation the lower 40 will be quiet. tomorrow we could have flash flooding from parts of kentucky and northern new jersey. we will be tracking that next storm system. let's head over to you. >> in the 5th and largest settlement to date they will shell out millions of dollars for illegally charging customers. good morning, lauren. >> bank of america will pay $772 million in refunds and fines for allegation it is illegally buiilled millions of credit card customers. hundreds of millions of revenue for itself. selling things like identity theft protection to customers. nearly half of them are still reordering checking account transactions, that means they process the larger withdraws before the smaller ones which can dramatically increase over craft fees. 18 percent of consumers incurred an over draft fee in the last year and many lower income consumers are

then went back to raleigh. "the raleigh times" and covered public education for two years there.ot an investigative journalism award. i went to columbia business school and worked on wall street for 17 years. >> where did you work on wall street? >> lazard frÈres which was the subject of my first book. and merrill lynch and finally, the firm that became jpmorgan chase. >> any idea how much money the boys' families spent on legal fees? >> they spend upwards of $3 million a piece on the defense. >> apiece? >> total. they could have spent more at this point. it could have been more at the time. just a figure that has been thrown out. >> what kind of financial shape were the parents in? >> collin finnerty's father was a banker at bear stearns. he then worked at various -- they had the resources to do this. reade seligmann was left well off and the bail for each of these kids was $400,000. reade seligmann had to borrow the money from a friend. he had to appeal to a judge because the friend wanted it back. david evans' mother is a big lobbyist. his father works at a law firm. they clea

detroit raleigh, atlanta, new orleans are all under the gun this afternoon. twister season may have arrived late, but it is clearly -- certainly here now. cycle weather expert w nbc rafael is checking it all for us. rafi, what do you see now? >> we're getting to the most dangerous part of the day, and the worst part is this is a look at yesterday's storm reports. you can see all the tornado reports clustered around mississippi, alabama. >> exactly where we got slammed with tornadoes yesterday. places like birmingham, tuscaloosa, back towards mississippi. that's where we have the moderate risk. the atmosphere has been cooking all morning long with sunshine out there. temperatures on the rise. we have the spin. we have the instability now, and the storms are firing up. first tornado watches of the day. in fact, we've already seen tornado touchdowns today. thankfully they've been in rural areas of north carolina and also illinois. just to give you an idea of how much of the country is dealing with severe weather all the way up to the great lakes and illinois. he

. >> a rough weather system, especially those outside of the area of raleigh, north carolina. please seek shelter. five tornado warnings outside the wall raully area. jennifer grey, thanks so much. that's it for "the lead." now i turn you over to wolf blitzer in the "situation room." mr. blitzer. >> jake, thanks very much. happening now, breaking news. >> effective immediately, i am banning mr. sterling for life. >> unprecedented punishment for the owner of los angeles clippers after racist remarks. will he be forced to sell his team as well. tornado threat, extreme risk of more deadly storms as victims still reeling from the latest disaster. will they face more in the coming hours? wreckage found. an australian company claims to have spotted plane degree from from the flight 370 search area. could the jet have crashed into the ocean thousands of miles away? i'm wolf blitzer and you're in the "situation room." >>> this is cnn breaking news. >> we're following two major brecking news stories. unprecedented punishment held down from the nba, to donald sterling, the los angeles c

when he moved back to raleigh in 1996. his time spent volunteering for the salvation army was so meaningful that in 2012 he was honored with one of the -- their highest honors, the william booth award, named for the army's founder, the award is given to those who have made an international impact, the betterment of humanity. garland's faith guided him each and every day to follow christ's example and help those around the world who is in need. he dedicated his 94 years to making a mark here, nationally and internationally and enriching the lives all he met and all those across the world who was impacted by his work. madam speaker, i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. the chair recognizes the gentleman from north carolina, mr. jones, for five minutes. mr. jones: madam speaker, thank you very much. last week at a hearing of the armed services committee, we listened to the concerns of army secretary john mchugh and chief of staff of the army, ray odierno. they appeared before the committee to tell

in the center of the state near raleigh and chapel hill. it is called the triangle because triangle park is there. very famous biotech and technology and research center and anchored by north carolina .tate, duke, and a unc a huge sports rivalry specially in basketball. >> how many students are there at the school? >> duke has about 6000 undergraduates. >> in the subtitle of your book, the duke lacrosse scandal and the power of the lead in the corruption of our great university. why did you expand it beyond the scandal itself? amazed at a was couple of things as i did my research into this. number one, duke, an institution is not that much different than a wall street bank that i have written three other books about. it is a very secretive institution. they have their myths and ways of doing business. in theve a lot of power state of north carolina and a nationally. they have a huge source of wealth in their endowment which is approaching $9 billion in the midst of a $3 billion endowment campaign. certainly in the top 10. i think m.i.t. has

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la consÚl adscrita en raleigh dijo que los documentos son de total confianza. >> son documentos con estÁndaresque otros, formalizar su relaciÓn ha sido casi imposible. la mayorÍa de condados de carolina del norte dicen aceptar pasaportes de todos los paÍses para realizar este tipo de trÁmites pero por ahora, en iredell, la Única soluciÓn es hacerlo por un notario pÚblico o si de casarse se trata, en el consulado correspondiente. >> el cantante justin bieber fue detenido esta tarde al llegar al aeropuerto internacional de los Ángeles en un vuelo proveniente de tokio, japÓn. el portal de espectÁculos tmz seÑala que esto es posible de una serie de problemas legales. fuentes cercanas al cantante dijeron que la aduana realizÓ una revisiÓn a su documento y a su equipaje. la canonizaciÓn de los papas el domingo llevarÁ una cantidad de peregrinos sin precedentes al vaticano. continÚa la polÉmi [♪ mÚsica ♪] >> un enormeel desfile de peregrinos estÁ llegando a roma para presenciar la esperada ceremonia de canonizaciÓn de los papas juan xxiii y juan pablo ii. marÍa antonieta collins nos cuentan los cÁlcu

second to raleigh north carolina. people were concerned about aaron harang and drinking habits and body types. the most tolerant city, las vegas. >>> it's prom season. that can mean creative invites. stefan takes the cake with a little help. >> if you don't go to the prom with stefan, then maybe your best course of action would be to tread lightly. >> maddy, will you go to prom with me? >> that was brian cranston from breaking bad. >> a great way to brighten up your salad. you always have to add a little color. >> another beautiful spring salad. three colors. that's what we have in this bowl. we're going to add in fresh strawberries. and then some scallions. mostly the green part. and then this is what i love. we have dried fruit and nuts. a little bit of extra virgin olive oil. a pinch of salt. >> i'm going to add a touch of balsamic. no lemon juice here. >> and some fresh black pepper. >> can you add a little bit more olive oil. >> i would love to. >> and i think we have a keeper here. >> we got a keeper. >> we're n

not quite raleigh fingers but not a bad stash, josh donaldson gets all of this pitch, the second homerson making it 2-0, sunny gray kept the mariners in the dark, gave up just one run on five hits. in the sixth inning, an embarrassing moment for yoenis cespedes. it didn't matter, they go on to take over first place. runs were scarce, this young lady didn't seem to mind. troy tulowitzki, flies to right. 1-0, rockies, former a's pitcher brett anderson threw three shutout innings. you can see here he is in pain, a bruised left finger caused him to be done for the day. pablo sandoval thought he had one, matt cain pitched well, striking out eight over seven innings, in the eighth with the bases loaded. strikes out the panda, giants lose, 1-0, unable to finish higher than second place, the sharks close out their regular season tonight at phoenix. san jose hopes to finish strong in the desert. the sharks jump out strong, pavelski becomes the first in franchise history to score fourth. logan couture slips it in. sharks play the kings in the playoffs. and the union college in new york beats min

we're going to raleigh, north carolina, nc state. [ cheers ] >> seth: all right, some raleigh in the> seth: that's great. >> going to vancouver, canada. [ cheer ] going up to international. seattle, washington twice and l.a., too, as well. >> seth: that's great. >> it's really good man just to be -- >> seth: are you worried now that you know you might coach a kid who beats you in the super bowl? [ laughter ] is there a fear of that? >> honestly, i've had some unbelievable kids so far. last year we had -- i met over about 1,500 inner city kids. and there's tons of kids that have tons of talent. and they just need the opportunity. the cool thing is, we do a lot of different innovative things too, as well. we do a lot of things with technology. microsoft surface and all that. give the kids the surfaces so they can play with them, listen to music, play games. and just do something different. >> seth: that's great. that's awesome you're doing it. >> that's real cool. and for me it helps, too, just because it's innovative and then also i get to use it for football game and watch, study fil

international airport after a report of smoke in the cabin and a separate flight to atlanta landed in raleigh, north carolina, because of a mechanical problem of a landing gear door. all 149 passengers on board were safe and the jet was back in the air within an hour. >>> the crisis in ukraine appears to be moving into a new phase. ukrainian government launched an offensive against the eastern part of the country. tara mergener is in washington with the latest. tara. >> good morning, anne-marie. a special anti-terrorist operation is under way this morning in east ukraine where troops are setting up positions to take on pro russian rebels. in turn the russian president has a warning. russian president vladimir putin told its counter part ukraine is on the verge of civil war. the comments came during a phone conversation on tuesday. on the same dame ukraine's acting launched a military operation targeting militants in the eastern part of the country. they retook an airport in one of more than a dozen locations that rebels have seized in more than a week. >> and these provocations in eastern ukr

. >> reporter: new mom meredith greenstein had a scar lately saying three month old raleigh might have been exposed to measles. >> we knew something had to be done. so on the advice of our pediatrici pediatrician, we took her immediately to the emergency room. >> reporter: greenstein, an nbc employee, says everything turned out okay and tests were negative, but she has every right to be worried. this extremely contagious disease spread by sneezes is surging at the fastest pace in two decades. >> in the first four months of the year, we're breaking records. >> reporter: today the cdc says at least 129 measles cases from 13 states have been reported in the united states this year. most have been in california and new york. the majority of those who have become ill have not been vaccinated. a growing number of unvaccinated americans, combined with international travel, has health officials concerned. >> measles are still circulating around the world. it's an airplane away, and we need people to make sure they are vaccinated, and that their kids are up to date on vaccines. >> things to ask

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isolated severe weather from north carolina up to southern virginia including the richmond area, raleighch, the outer banks. that's like typical strong thunderstorms from wind damage. saturday night we get strong storms beginning in the central plains, tornado alley but not a lot of tornadoes saturday. as we go into sunday, kansas city, st. louis, little rock, the dallas area, even houston we'll watch you closely. possibility of even strong tornadoes. that's what we haven't had this year and that's why we haven't had any tornado fatalities. >> we like that. >> what's this? what's that on your neck. >> you saw that? >> yeah, what's that. a little pine tar there. coming up at the top of the hour, dramatic developments in the bundy story. the comments that have the controversial figure losing some of his most influential supporters. then we'll huddle around the water cooler. more from dr. phil's therapy session. president obama and vladimir putin they go in front of the doctor and it is interesting to see presidential politics play out in therapy. the comment that got obama out of his seat

raleigh, washington, d.c. now in the mix. and still even on thursday, we pick up where we left off last friday with tornadoes in the state of north carolina. so for a year that has started out with not much at all, we have changed the landscape forever in a few states across the south. brian. >> jim cantore of weather channel headquarters tonight. thanks. >>> tonight authorities say a gunman who opened fire early this morning at a fedex facility outside of atlanta was also carrying explosive devices but never detonated during the attack. he wounded six people, several of whom hospitalized in critical condition then turned the gun on himself. the gunman was a package handler and sorter but yet to identify a motive. witnesses said he was dressed in all-black in a camo vest. one woman said he had bullets strapped across his chest like rambo. >>> overseas a dramatic moment as pro russian militants stormed a government building in eastern ukraine. armed with baseball bats they smashed windows as crowds cheered them on. insurgents

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i interviewed in north carolina a couple of days ago in raleigh and i asked him about the cbo numbers specifically, and he said he's still for a full repeal. not even the popular things, he wants to repeal the whole thing. >> that's the question i have going forward, in the sense that republicans are >> i think the leaders of the republican party are aware they do need a positive agenda, as well, and this summer we're going to see the house try to grapple together some sort of actual replace. but that's risky, too. whenever you put your own ideas about health care, they all have down sides, too, and they'll get picked apart and the republican plans for health insurance for extending health insurance to more americans have major down sides, like obamacare does, as well. difficult issues. >> and i think there's also going to be, you're going to start seeing from the white house more and more of what they've already started doing, saying look at all these families. this mom found out she can't be denied coverage for pre-existing condition. there's going to be this emotional appeal that l

we had a couple of wall clouds, dangerous storms off to the east of raleigh. the area we're watching tonight from the louisiana border, across the southeast, including atlanta. by the time we get toward tomorrow morning we would see a few more strong tornadoes, large hail, and widespread and severe. tomorrow we're still watching the same storm mainly along the east coast from d.c. southward, the tornado threat is a little lower here but certainly still damaging weather. the tornado reports have been prolific. scott, 128 reports of tornadoes this outbreak before sunday, there had only been 93 tornadoes in the entire country all year. >> pelley: the very latest there is extreme weather in the west as well. southern california is in a heat wave. the temperature in los angeles tomorrow is expected to hit 95. the san fernando valley could reach triple digits. along with the heat, dry, gusty winds are raising the threat of wildfires. this morning a fedex baggage handler went to work in georgia armed to kill.cc1: he wounded six on coworkers. three of them are in crit

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areas in the 70s and in some cases 80s, from raleigh up to new york, down to freezing by wednesday morning. behind the front. 20s north and west of there. >> bundle up this week. jeff smith, great to have you with us here. >>> next, a growing problem in part of this country. bears. tonight, a very close call. a wife checking on a noise in her garage, dragged by a bear several feet, narrowly escaping with her life. abc's linzie janis is in florida tonight. >> reporter: it was just getting dark last night when 45-year-old mom terri frana went out to investigate a noise in her garage. what followed was terrifying. >> the bear had my wife's head in its mouth and started to drag her towards the woods. >> reporter: frana managed to escape to the safety of her house where her husband called for help. >> she received bite wounds to the head. bite wounds to the arms, shoulder, and upper thigh area. >> reporter: she was released from a local hospital early this morning after receiving 30 staples to her head. the attack came just ten miles from where another woman was attacked while walking her dogs

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there's four hubs and i'll mention them, 2 one in ohio, one in raleigh, north carolina, one the detroit, one in chicago. burr they don't just engage the universities and the work force and the companies right in that immediate community. they benefit from national networks. so, for example, general dynamics and honeywell are two of the very large national footprint firms partnering with the youngstown hub. universities from arizona state to florida state are collaborating in the wide band gap semiconductor work in raleigh, north carolina. researchers from the university of kentucky, university of tennessee, notre dame and ohio state are partners with the hub that's in detroit. and there are researchers from boulder, indiana, notre dame, u.t. austin and wisconsin who are partnering with the hub in chicago. what are these hubs? just some diffuse academic team that shares names and a little bit of data with each other? no, if there were, for example, to be a hub in maine on composites you'd find researchers at the university of delaware who have done great work on composites and companies

some investment opportunities they are trying to do in raleigh ruralca -- were al america. more broad-based prosperity across america. >> what are some of the early signs that we're now seeing in this year's planting season? >> if you take a look at bloomberg analyst, there will be report from the usda this afternoon, they expect the corn 21% planted today which is better than five percent a year ago. that looked like a good bump for the colored crop -- corn crop. right now the thighs look to the good, we will always see how the weather revolves. >> one area markets have been watching closely, it has been the situation in ukraine. did secretary vilsack have anything to say about that? >> this goes back to what endure was talking about earlier -- we were talking about earlier. as toughions are not as a lot of old respecting them to baby the same thing happened in the commodity markets. we have got up four days in a row -- wheat has gone up four days in a row. arboriculture grows but it joining us from washington. thank you. the conference is a four-day event that rings peopl

wake forest's originally in 1834 originated then just north of raleigh in the town of wake forest, north carolina. it was extraordinary in higher education, the reynolds family was able to persuade this baptist liberal arts college to move, to up and move itself from the middle of the state to winston-salem, and did so in the 19 fifties. and so wake forest was originally owned by the royal family and part of the estate and also the beneficiary of the reynolds foundation sponsors or scholarships, professorships for faculty to was gosh as for students. anyways the history of the riddles family and the history of lake forest have been interwoven together. >> host: we have been talking here on book tv with michele gillespie, author of this book to my "katherine and r.j. reynolds". think you for your time. >> visit booktv.org to watch any of the programs you see here on line. type the author or book title in the search bar on the upper left side of the page and click search. you can also share anything you see on booktv.org easily by clicking share of the upper left side of the page and selec

in raleigh, north carolina at 80 degrees. this is in advance of the next storm system.t starts with texas and kansas and into missouri. take a look at what happens midweek wednesday. a widespread risk of storms. the risk for severe storm continues. by the way heather and ainsley this comes after our blizzard across the upper midwest we mentioned yesterday snow totals over a split of you have. it is april fool's day. >> we wish. >> millions of cars being recalled just as the auto maker is set to testify about a massive switch problem. good morning, lauren. >> hi ainsley, good morning. the gmc verses federal regulators sparring over the 2.6 million recalls worldwide. some lawmakers are going to want names. who as gm approved the switch made by delphi over a decade ago. recalling more than 6 million vehicles including another 1.3 million yesterday. that or a steering problem. the issue with the electronic power can stop working. all of these recalls come with a price tag $750 million. be looking to save on air fair. the best day to buy tickets is thursday. the best day is

in raleigh, north carolina you are talking carolina waking up to temperatures in the 30's as well.e afternoon many will be rebounding nicely in the 60s in north carolina and atlanta and also into the 70s in the city of memphis. otherwise the heavy snow coming down early this morning ailing cross the upper great lakes only en reported in the area and several more still to come. keep an eye on this storm system out here. back to you. >> thanks. >>> well this next story will surely put a smile on your face this morning for nearly 3,000 students from one indiana high school getting creative for a great cause. ♪ >> they put together 68 songs in 2 and a half minutes raising funds for a local children's hospital. it was done in just one take as well. >> good for them. they are a talented bunch. >> i want to go to that school. 20 minutes until the top of the hour. a terrifying scene playing out in front of parents. ♪ (bleep) >> this kidnapping was all a hoax? remember this scary video showing this blowing up in a woman's face? a new warning for any one who uses the explosive findings next.

about 200 miles east of raleigh, officials say that the town was hit by ef 2 tornados.ore than a dozen people were hurt and 200 homes were damaged. rebecca, you saw the storms coming and there was a lot of concern for the damage in the south. >> yes, true, it is interesting, when the tornados developed an a lot of attention to oklahoma and texas and kansas that was the most likely case for tornados potential and when virginia and north carolina got the large hail being reported and the heavy rain and of course the tornado reports were coming in and it was interesting to see the damage it was a roof shed torn off and that was the initial report coming in and we started to see everything else unfolding. today the focus is back to the south for parts of texas, but we are not seeing hutch development here. no thunderstorms today or tonight but tomorrow we are going to have all of the ingredients coming together for severe weather directly impacting the parts of arkansas and into missouri and illinois, so this severe weather threat is going to stretch further to the north th

in raleigh,na and atlanta.ou factor in a little bit of a breeze and it feels like in the teens in buffalo, chicago, 30's in louisville. we have a number of freeze warnings in effect out here due to the cold temperatures. a lot of people have plans outside because of april. you can see 50 in new york city, 60s in atlanta and here's a look at the clipper system heather and ainsley up to a foot of snow across parts of wisconsin and minnesota. >> we are waving good-bye to that. >> days into a tense standoff between a nevada rancher and the federal government is turning into a family affair. the bundies verses the reids. where this battle cattle is headed next. >> the dispute between ranger bundy and the federal government over whether or not federal land can be used to raise the private cattle is brewing for decades. the feds blirnged when it boiled over. harry reid is not done with bundy. the senate majority leader says bundy should be taken to court. bundy says the 74-year-old senator should pick on somebody else

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. >>> two runners competing in this weekend's rock 'n' roll half marathon in raleigh collapsed and died during the race. ems and medical personnel, they were immediately on the scene attempting to revive each runne participants in the race. their causes of death unknown. >>> kathleen sebelius is now out of a job as health and human services secretary and she's now finally admitting the obamacare rollout was flawed. on "meet the press," she even went as far to say the rollout goals were wrong. >> it was a team in place with other people, outside experts coming in, kicking the tires, regular reports, regular dashboards on the tech side. but clearly, the estimate that it was ready to go october 1st was just flat-out wrong. >> so was it her choice or the president's to step down? here's what she said when asked if the president tried to talk her out of leaving. >> well, it made it pretty clear that that really wasn't an option to stay on. >> sebelius also admitted the website could have used more time and testing. >>> just one day after releasing about 400 head of cattle that had seized the

there is a story about how when he was interviewing raleigh messamino, many years ago, walked in inebriated, with a woman who is not his wife, who walked in and said i want to know how you're going ohandle these, n-word. >> 1-nil lead hitting into the second half of, recorded nine victories and one draw. kareem ben zima scored a goal in madrid, him and christian reynaldo are expected to be fit. >> what happens next if we go through the final now, we don't speak about the final, we speak about semi final second leg. we have great job to do tomorrow and we are focused on that. >> now to a startling image, a steward had fired tear gas towards, saw the man momentarily burst into flames. he was not hurt thankfully, that's it for me now. >> that's it for the al jazeera news hour. see you again, bye for now. >> >> the dollar is the most remarkable achievement in the history of money. think of it. this piece of paper cost nothing to produce, there's nothing behind it except the goodwill of ben bernanke, and the u.s. congress. this

across southeast virginia into north carolina, including raleigh here, could be looking at large hailnd severe winds today, with isolated tornadoes. then we have to look ahead at this next weather system. this one really looks more significant, all right, heading into this weekend. specifically on sunday as the setup is going to be there with that warm, moist gulf air that's going to get pumped in. cold air, you know how it goes and the jet stream drops down, with that turning of the wind with height. this is the area we're going to be watching closely for the potential of some dangerous weather through the day on sunday. guys? >> all right, ivan, thank you very much. we want to give you one quick update on the developing news from indonesia. cnn has confirmed that a virgin australia plane landed safely in bali, indonesia after reports of a suspected hijacking attempt. >> the plane was headed from australia to bali and a spokesman for the airline tells cnn the plane was not hijacked. reuters news service is quoting indonesian government officials who say a passenger tried to enter the

not quite raleigh fingers but not a bad stash.ot off to a good start with the first with a man on. josh donaldson gets all of this pitch. his second homer of the season makes it 2-0. after a shaky start, gray settles down, giving up just one run over seven innings. tied a career high with 9 strikeouts. in the sixth a confusing moment for yoenis cespedes. he appears to line up with ackley but ackley drops it. the new rules said it is not a catch, but cespedes was already headed toward the dugout. it didn't matter because the a's go on to win 3-1 and take over first place in the a.l. west. to at&t park where runs were short. hunter pence with a throw home n time to get black minnesota. 1-0, rockies. and anderson threw three shutout innings but he hurts his hand. you san see here he's in pain. a bruised left index finger caused him to be done for the day. the giants were held to just three hits. pablo sandoval had one of them and thought he had another. but from one knee he is gunned down. matt cain pitched well, striking out 8 over

. >> we also discovered in the past several years that markets like raleigh, charlotte, indianapolis, we used to think we had to be in chicago, new york, l.a. the best location in indianapolis is a lotless expensive than the best location in the chicago, and the sales are surprisingly close together. >> reporter: look, i lived in indianapolis. if you're near st. elmo's, you can't go wrong. while you're getting ready to open 300 physical stores in the pipeline, investors, you would think that would boost confidence or, right? it's no secret that brick and mortar retailers face intense competition from internet-savvy companies, amazon.com, obviously. but the company's ceo, he says that brick and mortar stores, especially his, are here to stay. >> you have to have hospitality, you have to have exclusive products, you have to make me want to get out of my home and come to your store, and those retailers will continue to thrive, and it's very hard to complete against that -- compete against that online. we try to sell solutions over the internet, and most people aren't interested in trying

damage was widespread in the town of elizabeth city about 200 miles east of raleigh. officials say ef2, more than a dozen people were hurt. 200 homes were damaged. >> that's hard to look at, rebecca, considering how large the tornados were. >> they were. we were focused on oklahoma and kansas last night, looking for potential development and it ended up coming out of north carolina instead. so, it is something that you have to keep an eye to the sky. when we talk about severe weather or any kind of thunderstorms moving through your city, it's just good to keep an ear to that weather radio radio. it's very helpful in times like this. we are watching another situation potentially developing today but now not looking as likely because low pressure system is coming off of the rockies bringing a lot of snow here, still just too far west to really give a lot of lift to texas and oklahoma where if we get thunderstorms popping tonight, this is the most likely spot it will happen. and the main reason it would happen is because of a difference in how much moisture is in the air

not quite raleigh fingers but not a bad stash. josh donaldson gets all of this pitch.cond homer of the season makes it 2-06789 after a shaky start gray settles down giving up one run over seven innings. tied a career high with 9 strikeouts. in the sixth a confusing moment for yoenis cespedes. he appears to line up with ackley but ackley drops it. the new rules said it is not a catch but cespedes was already headed toward the dugout. the a's go on to win 3-1 and take over the first place in the a.l. west. >>> #* # af and t park, runs were short. hunter pence with a throw home n time to get black minnesota. 1-0, rockies. and anderson threw three shutout innings but he hurts his hand. he's in pane. a bruised left index finger caused him to be done for the day. the giants were held to just three hits. pablo sandoval had one of them and thought he had another. but from one knee he is gunned down. matt cain pitched well, striking out 8 over 7 innings but the offense couldn't come through. the bases led, strikes out the panda to end the inning. that's not going to help his co

interview at the daily item newspaper, miranda gave a few more details of other alleged murders in raleigh, mexico beach, florida, and big lake, alaska, and while police say in to the towns there are no unsolved homocides the chief says there are possible -- it is possible there are victims the cops don't know about. >> a prostitution subculture, runway juvenile subculture. those people disappear every day. she is part of multiple subcultures where people do go missing and can kind up deceased and nobody may know. >> reporter: miranda reportedly says she is weeing to talk to -- willing to talk to the fbi and her lawyer won't let her do it. >> her story sounded ridiculous and sounds like the family doesn't believe it either. >> the sister says she is a liar. the father says she is a compulsive liar. they say whatnot you can't believe what she says and they also confirm this is a girl with at lot problems, abused as a young kid, ran away from home, uses drug. police sale she is guilty of one murder, the craigslist killing, and the reporter who interviewed her in jail says she was believable

they hit the raleigh area and also other communities on the coast near the virginia state line. jennifer gray in the cnn severe weather center. where is the dangerous weather? >> it's still developing and it doesn't look like a whole lot right now. as we get into the late evening hours into tonight, and especially into tomorrow, that is when the danger is going to come. . tonight through the wee hours of the morning it's basically north texas and southern oklahoma. you can see some showers starting to fire up just a little bit. the sun has been out all day. things have been heating up. instability is definitely in the atmosphere. we are also watching these storms fire up along that dry line so as we go forward in time, we are going to see these storms develop not only today but tomorrow, monday, and tuesday. that severe threat will remain across a large chunk of the country. basically, anywhere east of the rockies all the way through the carolinas. like you mentioned. what we are dealing with, the setup, very warm, moist air coming in from the gulf of mexico and warm and dry air

like austin, texas, raleigh and seattle had a lot of new home construction. not surprisingly, the bay area finished dead last from 1990 to 2014. the supply crunch is your problem. i'm sam brock, that's today's reality check. >>> up next here at 6:00, campus prank at cal at student's expense. the hamburger hoax that has a lot of students uniting. plus -- >>> i'm scott budman with the story of technology and sustainability. coming up, an exclusive look inside apple's new green data center. >>> temperatures warmed up. really a great way to start the week. it's about to get uncomfortable. live look outside at san jose. you can see the clear skies. we'll talk more about temperatures that are heating up that will force the air quality to head towards the moderate levels. details and when 90s return coming up in the full forecast. >>> the security gap announced by microsoft is getting attention from the homeland security department which recommends using a different browser until there's a permanent fix. microsoft is working on one. it's encouraging customers to ins

she's now in a raleigh women's prison for between 14 and 18 years. i saw her in the durham jail.e was raped. the rape charge got dropped one. she believes to this day that that's what happened to her. >> you believe that? >> well, don't know what to believe, honestly. there are so many stories. i mean, i tried to present this as fairly and as dispassionately as i possibly could. this, i believe, this book is the trial that never happened. do i believe something happened in the bathroom none of us would be proud of? i do believe that. i don't believe in this grand conspiracy all the defense attorneys would have this believe, this was a completely made up story, everybody got together to try to prosecute these three angelic boys who, you know, didn't do a darned thing. we'll never know what happened or who did it. >> bill, let me jump in. i appreciate your reporting here on a tough case. even the terminology, as you use it, raipe, sexual assault. these are tough things. we have a problem in this country with what is called rape culture. a lot of people forget rape and sexual assaul

he brought a conservative revolution to raleigh. that's why we need him in washington.on't be fooled by harry reid. >> seems like is the target of the g.o.p. much like he has has made. >> when he take fire. this is what harry reid and a lot of ways. >> can't care. is he going to pander and posture as if he does care. insultive and upset. attacking me. he knows its his job to take the attacks. incumbent. mary landrieu or kay hagan. he wants the attack. he is type. he is he safe. >> seem like a leader. getting into the gutter fights. >> i think he kind of embraces it. you say gutter fights. he will tell you time and again is he a boxer. he likes getting into the scraps. you have seen spokesman on twitter. let's get it out there and it is interesting. >> he does -- like information with a nod and a wink. anonymous information about people. that is about as dirty as can you get. he is a lawyer. could do that in a courtroom. that's pretty dirty. >> what the reid folks are saying is we don't think that this is an attack that is going to stick. his spokesman today said this so