in raleigh, high winds thursday night. >> unbelievable that either one was not here, is a miracle. >> reporter: this powerful storm system is now moving east. and at a minimum, could bring heavy rains. >> thank you. let's get right to rob marciano, tracking it all for us. >> reporter: we can already see the northern fringe of the storm, the clouds lowering. it's already in the midatlantic, and the severe storms in ta tallahass tallahassee, a rough evening ahead. in chesapeake bay, you'll see flooding. tomorrow, coming down in new york and hartford. boston gets in sunday, and wraparound storms through mot r mother's day. >> stay safe on the roads this weekend. rob, thank you. >>> we move on. police in cincinnati are are are reopening the investigation into the death of an 8-year-old boy. here's alex perez with new surveillance. >> reporter: tonight, cincinnati public schools releasing this disturbing video, showing suspected bullying before an 8-year-old took his own life. cameras capturing the moment in january, when the boy walks into the bathroom, shakes hands with another student,

this happened in a suburb of raleigh.orts say he confronted the 13-year-old because he was among a group of students laughing in a study hall. the video was posted to social media. >> [ bleep ]. you in control [ inaudible ] slave. they were control by their owners. you're letting him control you. you're the one that [ inaudible ]. >> the seventh grader told reporters the teacher was making an analogy to say children should listen to adults. the teen's mother has pulled him out. the school district is investigating the incident. >>> federal health officials have discovered a hepatitis c. the virus attacks the liver and is spread mostly by sharing needles. in 2015 hep-c killed nearly 20,000 people. meanwhile, a new study finds hiv patients have a near normal life expectancy if using the proper judge. researchers say it could reduce the stigma, clearing the wait a minute for them to get jobs and medical insurance. they say the findings should inspire patients to begin treatment as quickly as possible. >>> coming up in the ne

the whole eastern half of the nation pretty warm, raleigh 86. atlanta 83.phis 89, on the west coast a little bit cooler, but that trend is going to end by the beginning of next week when we turn cool again even though june is beginning this week. on ultimate doppler this yellow represents severe thunderstorm watches. for us a few spotty showers, maybe an isolatedded thund stomple ats we lose the daytime heating they will be few and far between. a cold front that is creating the lift in the atmosphere. behind that a bright sunny day with temperatures 830 tomorrow. we do get into a westerly behind, quite breezy and quite comfortable. early june temperatures will tend to be blow average for most of the east coast and philadelphia the normal high is around 78. for june 1. by june 30 we should be at eight l 5-degrees. when you look at precipitation forth early part of june, the first couple of weeks above average precipitation and that means it will be damp, possibly dreary and more unsettled in the philadelphia area even through south jersey and delaware. remem

would be like toledo, ohio, or raleigh, north carolina.hat changes the debate or changes the target of what could be targets. we're on that after this. i've spent my life planting a size-six, non-slip shoe into that door. on this side, i want my customers to relax and enjoy themselves. but these days it's phones before forks. they want wifi out here. but behind that door, i need a private connection for my business. wifi pro from comcast business. public wifi for your customers. private wifi for your business. strong and secure. good for a door. and a network. comcast business. built for security. built for business. neil: all right. you are looking at live shots coming in madison square garden, new york's times square, where cities are on heightened alert here, not just big ones. medium, smaller ones, less than half a million, that is about the population of manchester, engld. renewed focus on cities similar size of t united states. think aboufresno, california, albany, new york, raleigh, north carolina so many fit the bill but there by t

back to the south and west, towards 85 in raleigh. 88 in atlanta today. 90 in st. louis.h cooler north and east. this is the pattern we've been in for the last two weeks or so where we've seen the cool air making its way down across parts of the northeast and towards the mid-atlantic. the warm air to the west. this pattern has been locked in place. now, finally starting to move. the cool airway up to the north and here comes the heat. we are going to see big-time heat, especially during the day wednesday and into thursday. so yes, the cooler air moving out. the warmer air moving in. 90s looking like we -- not jus we're talking at least two days, maybe three. tomorrow, high temperature 83 degrees. mostly sunny. nice and warm. really just a fantastic afternoon. lighter winds tomorrow as well. temperatures average this time of year around 75. we'll get there closer to the noon hour. nice for recess. 82 degrees by 4:00. the kids are coming back from school. >>> 92. there it is on wednesday. speaking of that, this is actually a record. the d.c. record is 92 set back in 1974. i

and raleigh area through central new york. then they should weakened by the time they head to the new york city. athlete begins early this the peak hours of the afternoon. that's a look at the big story of the day. here's a closer look at your day ahead. the threat of the storms will end early in detroit, cleveland and column with us. late in the day in areas like washington, d.c. and richmond and norfolk and virginia beach. a storm or two going through atlanta early today. we have historic flooding going on. >>> after a pretty heavy weather weekend in middle america, we want to lighten things up with puppies that got a very special treat. they got to dig in some dog friendly cake in celebration of the birthday. they chowed downed. the frosting on the cake they were all adopted into their forever homes as well. how adorable. >>> still ahead daytime tv's most celebrated shows. we'll tell you who took home the emmy's. spacex prepares for lift off in just a few hours here on "early today". we can't stay here! why? terrible toilet

the rockies, they're expecting snow here on thursday. 91in boston. 90 in raleigh. so the heat will remain on the east coast. lots of showers and storms going up and over the upper level ridge which will bring the warmth to us. for us, high and dry. that will be the case of the afternoon for tonight. tomorrow the warm air is moving in or the hot air is moving in. there will be a stray storm north and west. the rain chances are fayly low. on thursday afternoon we'll be watching to the north and west for the chance for showers and storms, especially along the west of the blue ridge as we enter thursday afternoon. shenandoah valley, better chance than here in the metro. looking at the forecast, pick of the week today, 82. 67 tonight in town. full spots mid to pe milder than this morning. 93 tomorrow. a bit humid. thursday 93. friday a better chance of showers and storms with a front. we'll cool down into the upper 80s. cooler saturday around 80. showers west on sunday and then another chance of showers and storms on monday. andrea. >> thank you, howard. >>> breaking ne

all of this south of raleigh. none of the injuries are considered to be life threatening. >> plus, tributes coming in after a zookeeper is killed by a tiger in england. the park north of london is closed today as a result. the tiger entered an enclosure with the keeper when it attacked happened. back in two minutes. ♪ ♪ if you grow up here, you really can be anything. sutter health. proudly caring for northern california, birthplace of pioneers. >>> live look right now at downtown san jose, as you kick off your tuesday morning. some of our cameras around the bay area showing a little bit of mist and drizzle. that's going to clear up, though, making way for a nice day. kari hall will have more in moments. >> we look forward to that forecast. it's 4:44. we could have the verdict in the thiel of three jail guards accused of beating an inmate to death. jurors will continue deliberating this morning. prosecutors say the 2015 death of michael tyree was an abuse of power by the three deputies. the defense in the meantime

that's true in atlanta, nashville, raleigh, charlotte, orlando. they're all seeing a lot more interest in what's thought to be traditional starter homes. but there's one other catch, that is that land just about anywhere outside of texas has become very, very expensive. so it's very hard to build homes at those lower price points. >> what is the broader implication for the economy if millenials do continue on this path of deciding they want to become homeowners? i assume it means they're more confident in their prospects and the economy if they're willing to take on a mortgage. >> i think the improvement in home buying is really a result of the improvement that we've seen in the labor market. we've seen the unemployment rate drop, we've seen the number of involuntary part-time workers come down, and we've seen the quit rate go up, which tells me folks are moving out of jobs they took because it was the only thing they could find and moving into something they hope to be more permanent. that means it's time for them to put down roots and look to pu

on ultimate doppler you see all of this in raleigh and richmond all of this rain moving toward delaware, south jersey and into the keystone state. it's going to come tonight into tomorrow. here's look at our weather headlines. showers and storms will be moving on in. stick for a little while. temperatures back in the 80s. we'll have your holiday weekend forecast coming up when we come back. ♪ you knew when you cast it they'd lock you up. but that didn't stop you. you traveled far and wide, and others followed. mothers, daughters, sisters, lions. and because together you roared so loud, i know my voice matters today. this summer, come celebrate new york state's equal rights history. download our guide to plan your trip. chrit can happen to anyone.s a help is within reach. all you need to do is ask. vanessa: i was a full-blown heroin addict, selling my soul to get high. but i got help, and you can too. james: i just know i didn't want to feel that pain anymore. i got help. you can too. aj: most people think addicts are beyond help. when i see an addict, i see hope. chris christie: don't s

. >> one person injured when a tornado touched down 70 miles north of raleigh north carolina.s were so high on interstate 75, look, a tractor-trailer toppled onto a sedan. only minor injuries were reported. >> so frightening to see scenes like that, isn't it. >> yeah. >> thank god only minor injuries. let's take a look outside and show you our roads. it's a little bit wet on 422. here we are at oaks and we can see the headlights on eastbound as you're traveling towards king of prussia with 422 being one of the roads that are wetter than the others. some areas just a little damp. everything with mass transit is running on time dave. >> on the big board and the green screen we have the rain that is continuing to diminish and break apart. there's a little bit left over but you can see the backside already over by lancaster and i think by 7, 8, 9 o'clock certainly by 9 o'clock all of this is going to be over to the east and we'll start to dry out and improve later in the day. as we take a look at the bus stop forecast this morning, it looks like cloudy skies, some showers possible

thunderstorms overnight and the hardest-hit area you're seeing here was east of fayetteville and south of raleigh. at least 14 people were hurt. none are life threatening. they're still dealing with power outages. we've heard of mobile homes that were knocked over so those winds were strong and i'm keeping an eye on things as they try to get power backup and the clean up is under way. natasha? >> jessica, thank you. >>> tensions are high in the texas state capital. a protest against a new sanctuary cities law erupted into a scuffle between lawmakers. the elected officials were seen pushing and shoving one another on the floor as the protest raged on in the gallery area yesterday. the texas lawmakers were debating a highly controversial law that allows local police to question people about their immigration status and comply with federal i.c.e. agents. the governor signed the measure earlier this month. democrats are trying to get the legislature to reconsider the law but republicans say that's not going to happen. >>> police in florida may release tiger woods' police report today. he's blaming me

especially down through raleigh and the deep south. this is the next batch of rain that will be moving through the philadelphia area. and as it does, we'll be seeing additional accumulation we've picked up a couple inches down the shore. temperatures not so bad with the southerly flow. philadelphia at 65 degrees. 66 in wildwood. with more rain moving in over the next several hours. so we dry it out a little bit tonight. tomorrow we stay in clouds for the most part by late tomorrow we begin to see rain moving up from the south and you can see this line right here that will be moving in just in time for tomorrow night and into early on wednesday. so we'll be stuck in a rainy rut for little while. the sun will return in the seven day. but will the rain hold off for the holiday weekend? it's not going to be half bad. we'll talk more about that with the seven day in just few minutes. see you then. >> thanks, kathy. happening right now, jury selection underway for bill cosby's sexual assault trial. dozens of people have been interviewed so f

67 degrees, while here in d.c., we're just on the edge of it, and warming up quickly, 76 degrees, raleigh, though, 83, 83 in lexington, chicago at 79 degrees. so, warmer air poised to get in here, and just been waiting for that system to kind of exit stage right. stowe can push on in. so, here are the next two days, tomorrow, another sunny day with temperature every about 80 degrees. so, a little bit of cool start. maybe find jacket, helpful in the morning. but wow wednesday let's just call it what it is, it will be hot feeling day. and it is also going to be a little bit on the humid humidity, you're going to want to seek out the air-conditioning. by the way pollen still remains very high too. specially with the winds that was blowing around, tree pollen, and grass pollen very high. the warmer weather is going to continue to bring the pollen on out. and as high pressure gets into the bermuda high position, especially later this week, we'll start to really get the heat pump going. but tomorrow near 80 degrees. a lot of upper 70s, and another sunny day, again, less windy, here is a check e

but really, the threat stretches from dallas to raleigh, and another day on sunday, some of the same areas getting hit again. poor timing on the holiday weekend. david? >> rob, thank you. >>> next tonight here, the serial killer in court. we reported on the woman who was found alive in a container on his property. turns out, she was not his only victim. tonight, that onetime real estate broker in court, pleading guilty in the deaths of seven. unmasked as a serial killer. here's steve osunsami. >> reporter: a south carolina judge tonight is sending this admitted serial killer to jail for the rest of his life. 46-year-old todd kohlhepp is pleading guilty to 14 charges including murder and kidnapping. police found some of the bodies of as many as seven of his victims buried near his home. >> good luck to him in prison. and i don't ever want to hear about him again. >> reporter: kohlhepp was already a registered sex offender when, in november, police discovered a missing woman who he chained up in a storage container on his property. kayla brown had been tied up for two months. she spoke

and a tornado outside raleigh. sending a tree crashing into phyllis stark's home. >> i felt wind coming through my house and i screamed to my husband a tree's in the house! >> reporter: slamming right into the room where her grandson sleeps. >> rob, what's the track? >> reporter: this storm hasn't lost much punch as it hits the east coast. flood warnings for providence and boston. and this low is very slow to move. more rain will rotate through, and it will hang around tomorrow as well. more cool showers, and snow showers as well. that's going to set up a blocking pattern right into next week. >> rob, thank you. >>> we turn next to another major headline. 18 college students, members of a fraternity, facing charges after the death of a student at a pledge party. no one called for help for nearly 12 hours. why did they wait so long? gio benitez at penn state tonight. >> reporter: today, eight members of penn state fraternity arraigned in a pennsylvania courtroom, three months after the death of a pledge at a frat ho

. >>> tenants in san jose have been raleigh-durhamlying for new rules for months and enact them.ow landlords can't evict residents without cause. there are some acceptable reasons like no rent and criminals. the new rules will protect nearly half million residents. >>> for many first time home buyers it's harder to buy a home. the inventory is low, lowest in 20 years. only on "5," betty yu met a young couple house hunting in san francisco with a budget of more than a million dollars. >> this is the kitchen, living area, right on the corner of 7th and harris. >> reporter: this couple is looking to buy their first home. they are both 32. they moved here from the midwest with silicon valley dreams. two months ago, they had their first child jason so now they are in the market for a three- bedroom. >> we need to buy a house to save money. >> reporter: their search has taken them four months. starting with a budget of $1.1 million, the median home price in san francisco. >> kind of crazy, like, in minnesota it's very different. >> yeah. >> um. >> you get used to it though. we first mo

severe weather on the east side of this from savannah, raleigh.y 7:00 tomorrow morning it's on new york's doorstep. boston, heavy rain tomorrow night. areas, pockets of 3 to 4 inches of rain. widespread 1 to 2 inches. david. >> rob mar sciano with us tonig. >>> from london overnight, news of an emergency meeting at buckingham palace, causing alarm and speculation. reporters quickly like up outside the palace, getting word that prince phillip has decided to retire. what's behind the decision? here's abc's terry moran. >> reporter: for seven decades, he has been at her side -- ♪ ever-present, ever-loyal. and now at 95, prince philip will step aside, come this fall, declining all but the most important public appearances. but this afternoon, he hinted why in a typically blunt quip. >> i was sorry to hear you're standing down. >> i can't stand up much! >> reporter: philip has stood up, done his duty, to a staggering degree over these 69 years, 22,000 public engagements on behalf of her majesty. they were young royals when she began her reign, a storyb

you have plans to southeastrvice in the region involving service between harlotte, north carolina, raleigh, high-speed train service and also any whistle for example, between death valley and south carolina and charlotte. pretty discouraging for train at catch the midnight, 1:00 in the morning, we have to wait for the train to from new orleans and there that could ant discourage passengers. host: got you. caller, thanks. guest: well, i'm sure the caller knows, there is a lot of investment going on in terms of the state supported passenger and he etween raul charlotte, in particular, and in fact, an earlier caller referred monthat he rnment high-speed rail portion, the stimulus act route.d in that train frequency there are going up and a lot of invest sxments going to be high-speed railroad, but faster because alignment,asing curve doing new stations and other things. n terms of the other train you mentioned, that is our long-distance train between new so the and new york, schedule puts it through north carolina carolina. we do not have plans to add train and the thing about long-distance r

thousands lost power in raleigh when high winds blew trees thursday night. >> unbelievable that either one was not here, is a miracle. >> reporter: this powerful storm system is now moving east. and at a minimum, could bring heavy rains. >> steve, thank you. let's get right to rob marciano, tracking it all for us. hey, rob. >> reporter: we can already see the northern fringe of the storm, the clouds in new york lowering. as the rain shield advances north. it's already in the midatlantic, and the severe storms in new orleans to tallahassee. a rough evening ahead. the rain will be rough in d.c. tomorrow morning. already raining in new york. in chesapeake bay, you'll see flooding. tomorrow, coming down in new york and hartford. boston gets it on sunday, and wraparound showers through mother's day. moms across the northeast, proving just how tough they can be. david? >> stay safe on the roads this weekend. rob, thank you. >>> we move on. police in cincinnati are reopening the investigation into the death of an 8-year-old boy. the boy had killed himself, but tonight there are major question

and a tornado outside raleigh. sending a tree crashing into phyllis stark's home. >> i felt wind coming through my house and i screamed to my husband, a tree's in the house! >> reporter: slamming right into the room where her grandson sleeps. >> dangerous weather moving through late today. let's get right to rob marciano. what's the track? >> reporter: this storm hasn't lost much punch as it hits the east coast. still raining across eastern massachusetts. flood warnings for providence and boston. watches remain up through tomorrow morning. and this low is very slow to move. more rain will rotate through, and it will hang around tomorrow as well. more cool showers, and snow showers as well. a lot of cold air sinking in. that's going to set up a blocking pattern right into next week. david? >> rob, thank you. >>> we turn next to another major headline. a stunning indictment. 18 college students, members of a fraternity, facing charges after the death of a student at a pledge party. timothy piazza fell down the stairs

severe weather on the east side of this from savannah, raleigh.y 7:00 tomorrow morning it's on new york's doorstep. just a messy, messy mid-day. boston, heavy rain tomorrow night. it doesn't clear out until late in the day on sunday. areas of pockets of 3 to 4 inches of rain. widespread 1 to 2 inches. this is a very, very wet storm heading in this direction. david. >> rob marciano with us tonight. rob, thank you. >>> and from london overnight, there was news of an emergency meeting at buckingham palace, causing alarm and speculation. reporters then quickly lining up outside the palace, waiting to hear, finally getting word that prince philip has decided to retire from his royal duties. what's behind the decision? here's our chief foreign correspondent terry moran. >> reporter: for seven decades, he has been at her side -- >> the husband, prince philip of eddinburgh. >> reporter: ever-present, ever-loyal. and now at 95, prince philip will step aside, come this fall, declining all but the most important public appearances. but this afternoon, he hin

from western new york all the way down to raleigh, north carolina. be aware these storms packing 77, 78 mile an hour winds. they'll make their way across i-95 overnight tonight. they'll be offshore by the morning rush. wind behind that and across the heartland, all that flooding the rivers will continue to rise. here in texas, they'll recover from the five tornadoes that hit in the same area within two hours. incredible, david. >> it's a huge line of storms tonight. rob, thanks. >>> we move next to president trump and what he said about north korean leader kim jong-un. even amid rising tensions and the showdown with north korea, the president now saying he, quote, would be honored to meet with the north korean dictator. abc's jon karl pressing the white house today if the president really meant he would be honored. >> reporter: a stark warning today from president trump on the threat posed by north korea to the u.s. troops in the region and beyond. >> nobody's safe. i mean, who's safe? the guy's got nuclear weapons. we're probably not safe over here.

finished in second the what if i told you that jesse holmes, three years ago, sitting in his home in raleigh, north carolina with his wife thought in advertisements in early december for a young man with braces up to his hips, 14 years old, braces on his arms, saying all i want for christmas is for somebody to love me and take me home. what would you say if i told you that jesse and dot helms adopted that young man as their own child? i would say, i feel like a full. he said, well they did. always appropriate to question another man or woman judgment, but it is never appropriate to question their motive, because you do not know. and once you? questionce you motive, you make it impossible to reach a compromise. i say you are in the pocket of, canou are unethical, or you talk about things that go to the heart of you as a person, it is also hard to reach an agreement on an issue that has to be resolved. at the same time, you have a responsibility to stand up against in dignities, you are committed, you have to be committed everywhere against any and all those folks out there that want to dim th

if you're flying down to areas like richmond, raleigh, there will be some pocket of moderate to heavy rain. slow going for the morning rush, yellow lights, cautionary light, make sure you will some extra time into your traveling for today here it is -- today. here it is, this is what i have been watching, west of the loop. you can see gaithersburg, reston, manassas, fauquier county, heaviest rain this morning to the east. moderate to heavy rain prior to noon. looking dry, 70 tomorrow, another wave of rain coming our way during the afternoon hours. drying out. friday right now we are looking at a partly cloudy sky. 76 is the temperature. beaches this weekend. saturday, sunday, monday, 85 on memorial day. let's hope that doesn't change. one thing that isn't going to change on the wet roads out there. we will talk to eileen whelan who is out there in storm trak 7 this morning. what a great start to the work week. we have got a lot of wet weather. of it. see a good bit at least we are moving right now just at the interchange here, right around springfield, heading north on interstate 95.

look at that line of rain coming out of raleigh. that'sll so away from here. already raining out there. if you are flying today, have a flight out before 11:00, you may want to give your carrier a call. future weather with a huge surge of rain into the d.c. area between 8:00, 9:00. after that taper back to occasional showers. might see a sliver or two of sunshine. 2:00, there's the opportunity for stronger thunderstorms between 2:00 and 5:00. low 60s tomorrow. a lot of clouds on sunday morning. clouds and sunshine monday morning. tuesday morning, melissa, you might have to worry about some frost in the shenandoah valley. >> what in the world? keep the long sleeve dresses handy. three issues still happening here on the beltway. inner loop at 7 report of a crash. outer loop after old georgetown road two lanes blocked by a crash and inner loop at kennilworth avenue. >> 95 at quantico, crash on the side of the road. you can see the delay in bound before quantico. >>> a trusted soccer coach accused of a buzing one of the kids on his team. why they believe there cou