in rocky mount mountain rob, a plots to steal from a gang of minor. one says, they have no business taking the bread out of the mouths of honest white man. they torched the camp, killed the chinese, and killed the chinese leader. because this is too much for decent white men to stand, a posse forms to track down the outlaws. the novel climaxes with their trial. to chinese were asked testify but were reluctant. one finally comes forward "very -- verygly account -- nevertheless, the chinese immigrant testifies and so does another. both presenting income at aiding evidence. outlaws appear increasingly guilty, their attorney rises. i protest against this testimony! it is the right of a white man to be sworn away by a china man. the readers are with the chinese. the simple, hard-working sons of the flowery land. their testimony stands and the outlaws are convicted. dime novels portrayed the chinese is positive, sympathetic characters. those who dislike them were portrayed as mean, rascally creatures. in apollo bill, the trail is a goodhin chin person who c

another one is rocky mountain spotted fever. and there's lots of other diseases that you see throughout the country, just depends on where you live. >> so, how can we avoid being bitten by ticks? >> so, ticks like to live in wooded areas, long, high, grassy areas. when you're going into those areas, you should wear long sleeves, long pants. you should tuck your pants into your shoes and socks, and wear bug spray, spray bug spray, preferably one that has deet in it. and light-colored clothing is also something good so if the tick is on your clothing or starting to crawl, then you can easily identify it and pick it off. >> okay, so we do all that. are we done? >> no. the most important thing is to check yourself to see if any ticks have gotten on your skin. ticks like to crawl on, and they bury themselves a little bit under, 'cause they're looking for your blood and they want to feed on your blood. so, the main thing to do is to look. if you see that a tick is just crawling, you can pick it off and remove it. >> okay, so we find o

on a rocky mountain high. the giants used five relievers in the seventh.arlos gonzales and that made it 5-4, colorado. but not for long. pozzi connects for a three-run shot. he ties for a six rb imi. >> and it was bobblehead day. the detroits did just fine without them. on top with the second with the first home run of the season. butler does it again with a two-run single. the a's scored five runs of the sixth and four more in the seventh. a three-run blast to left field. davis leads the team with 14 home runs this season. three hits, he made a nice bare hand play in the ninth. justin upton. the a's banged out 17 hits. the sharks open their first ever stanley cup finals on monday at pittsburgh. head coach mike sullivan with the first team back in 1991, in addition, san jose defense man, spent the last five seasons playing for pittsburgh before signing with the sharks. but when the pitt drops, friend ship takes the back seat. >> obviously i have a relationship with some of them that have been there for five years. so it's just one of those things, it's the

that same storm is expected to bring hail and snow to the rocky mountains.ke something out of the wizard of oz. >> i told my wife one time that i wanted to chase those. she did not want any part of it. >> i appreciate the video that they get that it is dangerous. >> you are talking wins 200 miles per hour it is quite a sight. >> nothing like that around here. >> no. >>> the fog is starting to creep onshore, we have some pretty nice weather out there right now, but the fog is sliding on by, it looks like we are in for some summerlike conditions for the next couple of days. high pressure build in and we will see some of that fog developing. 50s out the door. 54 settles though -- 54 degrees in santa rosa, 50 degrees and concord. it looks like that onshore breeze, it will carry low clouds and fog into the central valley. we will see a blanket of fog tomorrow morning. on the big picture, you could see the state looking pretty good today. most of the bay area cleared out of the clouds and the showers remained over the sierra nevada. that high pressure will move to

and so you're serving up rocky mountain oysters.ys. chef tell us what isa rocky mountain oyster?n bull wall.. >> really at what point didint d someone think this was goodasoo thing to eat.. >> the old ranchers. ranchers. when they were doing their cabin seasons when he started making m steers they didn't want to wastt anything. >> that's right.>> >> cowboys are legit.boys a >> you know what i'm saying. i'n >> i know. they don't waste. waste and they're hard core. >> let's talk about cooking the perfect bull ball. >> okay. how we do it, we go full testicle. you have to feel the membranes.. we hasn't slice them.e we hand bread them and quickndui freeze them. t that make it easier to fry. >> um-hmm.. >> they go in breading and 12, >> wow. what's it really taste like.ik >> they kind of have their ownvr little taste.li >> you shall have said likell hl chicken.ic (laughter).(lter) >> yeah. they're actually quite tasty.ly my favorite you dip them in cocktail sauce orange or barbecue.barbue >> this is had you you'll beis serving them up this weekend h,e right. right. >> yes. >> the chef

mad bum was on a rockie mountain high. the giants used five relievers in the seventh but couldn't hold the lead. it's 5-4 colorado. but not for long as san francisco answers with six runs in the eighth. posey once again connects for a three-run homer. he tied his career high with six rbi. giants win it 12-5. >>> at the coliseum, josh reddick bobblehead day. he was out with a thumb but today they did fine without him. billy butler's solo shot. tied 3 in the six. butler does it again. the a's score five in the sixth four more in the seventh. chris davis with the big blow, a three-run blast to left. davis leads the team with 14 homers this season. danny valencia had three hits and a nice play in the ninth to get justin upton. the a's tame the tigers 12-3, banging out 12 hits. they combined for 22 runs and 33 hits. tonight the big game six. eric, i'm thinking if andrew bogut can stay out of foul trouble they'll have a chance to win it. >> i'll settle for us hitting more shots than they do. >> works for me, too. >>> it is non b

mad bum on a rockie mountain high. giants couldn't hold the lead. gonzalez with the two-run shot made it 5-4 colorado. but not for long. san francisco answers with six runs in the eight. posey once again connects for a here to run homer, giants win 10-5. >>> at the coliseum, it was josh reddick bobble head day. he is out with a broken thumb but today against detroit the a's did fine without him. billy butler put oakland on top with his first home run of the season. then he does it again. the a's scored five in the six and four more in the seventh. chris davis with the big blow, three-run blast to left. davis leads the team with 14 homeruns this season. danny valencia had three hits and made a nice bear-handed plate to get justin upton. >>> the sharks open their first ever stanley cup finals on monday in pittsburg. while the teams don't see each other very often there are several sections. penguins head coach was a member of the sharks first team in 1991. in addition, san jose defenseman, paul martin, spent the last five seasons playing for pittsburg

mad bum on a rockie mountain high. giants couldn't hold the lead. gonzalez with the two-run shot made it 5-4 colorado. but not for long. san francisco answers with six runs in the eight. posey once again connects for a here to run homer, giants win 10-5. >>> at the coliseum, it was josh reddick bobble head day. he is out with a broken thumb but today against detroit the a's did fine without him. billy butler put oakland on top with his first home run of the season. then he does it again. the a's scored five in the six and four more in the seventh. chris davis with the big blow, three-run blast to left. davis leads the team with 14 homeruns this season. danny valencia had three hits and made a nice bear-handed plate to get justin upton. >>> the sharks open their first ever stanley cup finals on monday in pittsburg. while the teams don't see each other very often there are several sections. penguins head coach was a member of the sharks first team in 1991. in addition, san jose defenseman, paul martin, spent the last five seasons playing for pittsburg

in the west roads will be wet across much of california and up into the northern rocky mountains. >>>if you're flying fog and showers could cause airport delays in new york, boston and san francisco. >>> this morning we're learning some troubling new details about the death of prince. >> law enforcement sources close to the investigation confirm that the painkiller percocet was found in prince's system. both the u.s. attorney and the dea have now joined the investigation as abc news learns the pop singer's inner circle was trying to get him help for an addiction to painkillers. investigator the cause of death. >>> police in texas are investigating a workplace shooting that left two dead. marion williams dismissed from a houston area transportation company stormed into the building shouting that they'd ruined his life and then opened fire. he killed a supervisor and wounded two others before turning the gun on himself. on average there is one deadly workplace shooting every day in this country. >>> some terrifying moments played out in the sky over indonesia yesterday. take a listen. t

the rocky mountain fire was the second largest in the park's history.t took two weeks to contain and scorched 10,000 acres. >>> so where is your cellphone right now? probably -- there is hers. probably sittri you. might even be in your hand. a recent studsity has mental health therapists concerned that we're not developing basic communication skills because we're so focused on our phones. this study found the average american spends 90 minutes every day staring at the screen. therapists say teens and children are learning bad habits from their parents. >> if you're texting when you're talking to your child and not having that face-to-face communication, your child is going to see that and they will repeat that behavior. >> therapists say children and teenagers are most at risk for not developing social skills correctly. they say the best thing parents can do is set a good example. period. they could also set rules and expectations for cellphone use. but for, what, ever there has been do as i say, not as i do. but you can't tell that to a 5-year-old and

system now expected to continue dumping hail, rain, even snow through monday from parts of the rocky mountains how to sections of the eastern planes. >> we have windows broken out. it's not pretty. >> national weather service saying a one tornado in eastern colorado saturday came packing winds up to 135 miles an hour injuring multiple people and causing damage. to homes and businesses. one man saw at storm and moved his vehicles inside. >> the big black wall coming this way and you said, things don't look good, let's park the cars in the shed to keep them out of the hail. >> reporter: further east parts of missouri and illinois also being hit hard. in madison county illinois. >> looked to me like a funnel cloud. >> powerful wind sending trees and power lines crashing down saturday. knocking out power to at least 16,000 people. >> gas pumps don't work. >> while there st. louis missouri, reports of winds 65 miles an hour and higher saturday cut power to some 5,000 people causing traffic lights to go dark confusing drivers. and in university city, missouri, this large tree falling on and complete

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margaret hoover is an activist and a rocky mountain native, even though she's got involve and joined by randall pinkston journalist and adjunct proar. welcome. one of you guys is going to start us off and give me your top point in 30 seconds. >> 30 seconds for real? okay. here's the point. in general, absolutely i believe college is worth it. if only because it is the sure fire pathway for social mobility for someone who comes from lower economic circumstances as i did. >> there's real data that suggests this. i mean earnings are positively correlated with education. the more education you have the more you earn over the course of a lifetime as much as half a million dollars more than over the course of your lifetime. plus there are exciliary benefits going to college that you can't put a price tag on it. exposure to multidiscipline. there's so much you can't even quantity fi in addition to that. >> you guys are saying slam dunk. now the team that's saying no way college is like is overpriced and too fast. we've got charlie taibi and coo to on college. joining him is professor robert

>> attorney general kaufman has not investigated the allegations of rocky mountains planned parenthood or other planned parenthood facilities around the country in tracking and baby parts of bodies. she has taken the position she has no authority to investigate the matter whatsoever. unless asked by the governor to do so. >> will the gentleman yield? >> well i guess we won't get to the truth of it. >> a couple things, first of all the indictment in texas was for using a fake id and the data a couple college student, half the college campuses would be indicted over that. also, it was stated that researchers are losing money on this fetal tissue. if they're losing money, how are they losing money if there's not a financial transaction? the other thing is, i agree that past investigations are completely relevant to today's and discussion. if that was the case, we would never investigate anything. and the other thing is, a person in colorado who tragically murdered some people had very severe mental illnesses and that was what was impacted on that situation which is tragic. during the time

it's called riu move reduce education accommodate pace by the center for concussion at the rocky mountain hospital for children. and it really goes through a lot of information for educators and parents. it's a wonderful piece. i'm wondering, is this distributed? what do folks do with this? >> well, we've used that -- it is distributed and available. we've made it available to school districts, to various groups, actually i like to say anybody who i can get to listen i will be happy to give that to. nd it's a comprehensive -- a way of managing concussion and it's community based. it has a section for parents, and it has a section for medical professionals, and it has a section for students and teachers. so everybody has a different piece in this. we're not with our kids 24 hours a day. and -- >> and you have also formed a foundation, an advocacy foundation. and i'm assusming that you've also been working to get information out like this to parents, educators, coaches. >> right. our current goal is we're examiners medical and coroners on one end trying to get them to recognize the disease

and watters' world goes high up in the rocky mountains. >> this is back to watters' world on fox news. ♪ >> welcome back to watters' world. cannabis is legal in colorado. the peace produced by mona co. and generated buzz and we decided to show it back here. and sit back and relax. >> we are on the bus and everyone was told to bring their own cannabis. >> i like to have a glass of wine and that puts me. >> a jay is a joint. ♪ >> where are we now. >> we are in colorado. no one asks and no one knows. that is another way to look at. it >> it locks like candy to me. you like hard candies or soft. nglutin free. i am trying to look good this sum isser. >> this is not orebegano. >> and you guys have a lot of illegal aliens watering plants. >> no, we do not. >> smart answer. >> do you get high off your own supply in >> absolutely. >> do you want to touch it? the plant? >> i want to touch it. >> and it is it like a dime bag? >> you are making more money than i am if that is it a dime bag. >> and what do you feel like right now. >> i feel calm. >> is that a joint, man. >> you have the munchies?

forced spain to redraw the western boundaries of the louisiana territory, to extend into the rocky mountains. and north to the pacific ocean. for the first time since they declared independence, americans were secure from attack by foreign troops, and they streamed westward over the am matchian mountains into the wilderness to claim their share of america, buying up wilderness lands from the government and carving out farms, harvesting furs, timber, ore, in an era hen land was wealth. the land rush added six states to the americas. wealth -- never before in history had a sovereign state transferred ownership of some much land, and so much political power, to so many people not of oble rank. with the land ownership, the americans gained the right to vote, stand for office, govern themselves and communities, their state and nation. you could not vote or stand for office if you did not own land. if you owned land, you owned the nation. to ensure success for the land rush and perpetuate economic growth, james monroe promoted the construction of roads, bridges, and canals in every region of the n

this is past mid night out there in the rocky mountains and still seeing the powerful tomorrows.gines today was impressive. may is the month for tornados. >>> so just amazing video and concerns for tonight. temperatures around here nothing too severe. we have plenty of clouds. and there is that going again burning off tomorrow morning. you will have a warmer today. highs will get back into the 70's or low 80's. here is the warmup through the week. the work week. the middle of the week is the warmest. and then temperatures will trend down a little bit. mostly cloudy because of the going. and then tomorrow afternoon, partly cloudy. this is how the day goes. for the bulk of the bay area. so a nice looking day tomorrow and on wednesday, nice looking day on thursday, as well. the differences will be warmer each day. so you are notices these highs. the forecast for tomorrow and warmer than today. low 80's out in the valley. and then warmer on tuesday, you don't see any rain. and that has been the first time we have seen that in a while. but now we are dry as can be, with the the weeken

a canadian company is selling fresh air, rocky mountain air. now they will ship to the most polluted city in india. it comes with a breathing mask and costs $32 a can. and the u.s. government and silicone valley part 2. according to the wall street journal, this is a over an alert for any planned terror attacks. takata is looking at recalling 20 more million airbags. >> jill, hollywood wants superheros. what is the latest there? >> reporter: at the box office, captain america civil war posted the highest domestic opening ever, the 13th film in the disney marvel series. it's estimated to gross $182 million this weekend in north america. kenny and michelle? >> no surprise there. they are a big, big deal. jill, cbsmoneywatch.com, thank you so much. >>> wildfire evacuees in alberta are hoping for the best and are thankful for the outpouring of support. what's next? thank you so much. did you say honey? hey, try some? mmm that is tasty. is it real? of course... are you? nope animated you know i'm always looking for real honey for honey nut cheerios

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and rocky mountains could see snow. and there is isolated tornado to the great plains.nice dean is here. and what is happening? i thought we were on the way to memorial day? >> i have good news and stand biechlt first severe weather. hail and damaging winds and isolated tornados until 10:00 p.m. local time. tornado watch in effect. and severe thunderstorm watches as well in the northern rockies and down in texas. no tornado reports just yet. and that is a severe threat overnight. and parts of the rockies and plains. and tomorrow eastward in the central u.s. and then on monday, we'll be talking about texas and oklahoma. this is it the usual suspects where we see severe weather. a tornado probability in the month of may. and highest risk of tornado. they know what to do. and good news, we are below average for many of the months and may is typically one of the busiest. booel monitor. northeast and atlantic, a lot of people are not happy with me. low pressure in ohio valley will strengthen in the atlantic and give us yucky weather overnight tonight and sunday. not fun at a

but up next, "watters' world" goes high up in the rocky mountains. so is this like a dime bag? money than i am if that's a dime bag. little miss muffet sat on a tuffet eating her curds and whey. along came a burglar who broke into her home and ransacked the place making off with several valuable tuffets. fortunately geico had recently helped her with homeowners insurance. she got full replacement on her tuffets. the burglar was later captured when he was spotted with whey on his face. call geico and see how much you could save on homeowners insurance. are not equal especially when it comes to reducing lead in your water. zerowater's five-stage filter is the only one certified by the nsf to reduce lead lead that conventional, two- stage filters may leave behind. so, if you want the purest-tasting water and the water filter that's proven to reduce lead look for zerowater. get more out of your water. >> live from america's news headquarters, i'm anita vogel. a massive search is underway for one of the men accused of luring a woman and her four daughters into a utah home. james har

jonathan: this is tornado alley from texas all the way over -- doug: slope to rocky mountain to tennessee valley. and down south. a big alley. jonathan: terrifying. doug: let's talk our weather. locally better off. change gear. swing to the east coast. look at the clear skies with a few clouds off to the west. high pressure dominates the weather pattern. because of that we expect more sunshine. dry weather tonight. humidity levels under control. for this evening, we will stay sunny. it will be warm. temperatures in low 80's. at 7:00 or 8:00 tonight with the light winds. sunset at 8:23. goes, i should tell you friday, tomorrow and friday will be warm and humid. mid-to-upper 80s. everybody wants to know about the weekend. it will start off dry with sunshine and no rain chances on saturday through most of the area. 85 degrees. sunday becoming partly cloudy and more humid. between 80 and 83. the question mark is monday, memorial day. they will show you a system cometology the coast of south florida. south carolina. it could impact us in the east coast. right now we think there are increasing

. >>> the people in the rocky mountains and across the midwest cleaning up from tornado damage and coloradoeveral people were hurt, and the roofs collapse, dozens of windows smashed. one man saw the weather front coming his way and decided to try to protect his cars. >> we have windows broken out, and it is not pretty. back of league -->> a big black wall was coming this way we decided to put the cars in the shed to keep them out of the hail. >> but that did not work because the shed was torn apart.>>> in missouri in illinois, three spelling power was knocked out. >>> the north korea rolling party congress announcing a new title for kim jong and -- kim jong un. and the congress is touting his successes on the nuclear front and promises of economic improvement and improve the standard of living. and expelling a reporter from the bbc for the disrespectful coverage in north korea, criticizing the reporter for "speaking ill for the leadership of the country." the reporter was questioned for eight hours and forced to sign a document saying he was disrespectful. >>> the philippines are electing a

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if the republicans win the deep south, they will win the rocky mountains and the plain states. democrats will win the bicoastal, california and seattle. they will win the east coast. the battleground has to be the middle. >> it's florida, ohio and virginia. it's not michigan and pennsylvania. >> democrats have been winning those pretty consistently. >> who's here from ohio in. >> i am. >> just kidding. >> they do not win. thank you. next, rattled. that's how world leaders are feeling about donald trump. i have mix viewed about world leaders and what they think. you can see the president take on the republican nominee a much more aggressive way. let's agree on that one. this is hardball, the place for politics. >>> welcome back to hardball, president obama is in japan where tomorrow he will become the first sitting president to visit hiroshima peace park memorial. today at the g7 summit the focus shifted to the race. world leaders are rattled. that's his word by republican nominee donald trump. >> they are paying very close attention to this election. i think it's fair to say th

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. >> crews in rocky mountain national park plowing through massive snow drifts on trail ridge road.hey say the plows are moving up to 4,000 tons of snow per hour. officials hope to have the road open by memorial day weekend. that would be a bummer. >> can you imagine? my goodness. >> it is supposed to be flip-flops time. all right. >> that does it for us. a hannity special. "trump versus the left" is next. >> thanks for joining us today on fox news channel. >>> welcome to this special edition of "hannity," trump versus the left. the left has been trying to villify him and his positions. tonight we'll show you how radical liberals really compare to donald trump. let's take a look. >> i will build a great, great wall. i will have mexico pay for that wall. mark my words. >> we don't need a wall. we don't need barbed wire. [

greenways connecting historically segregated sides of rocky mountain, north carolina. i could go on and on and on. but as much technical assistance as our exports gave cities, the cities taught us a lot more. how to work around the old top-down, one size fits all. working directly with cities, forming lasting partnerships rather than just a voice on the telephone from d.c. i gave you, i gave you a number of examples, but let me talk about one city for just a second, detroit. my legislative guy, don graves, he was the point person for the entire effort to bring detroit back off its back, onto its knees, and up to its feet, and he helped them leapfrog over where they had been. they've got a great mayor there who moved back in and is doing an incredible job. we provided technical support for 60,000 new l.e.d. streetlights, saving the city $3 million a year, but guess what? lighting up the parts of the city that had no lights and weren't safe at all. now the city is no longer in the darkness. kids can walk home from school after dark. more than 800 abandoned homes were dem

rocky mountain high.hers in the seventh but chod the lead. 5-4 colorado, but not for long as san francisco answers with six runs in the eighth. posy once again connects for a three-run shot. giants win 10-5. one bad note, the the pitcher was put on the 15-day disabled list with a strained right hamstring. at the coliseum it was josh reddick bobble head day. he's out with a broken thumb but the a's have plenty of offense against detroit. butler puts oakland on top at the second. the butler does it again, this time with a two-run single. the a's scored five runs in the sixth and four more in the seventh. chris davis with the big blow. a three-run homer to left. davis leads the team with 14 home runs this season. danny valencia had three hits, he also made this nice bare hand play in the ninth to get justin upton. the a's snap a three-game losing streak with a 12-3 victory. that's sports for sunday morning. see you again tonight at 5:00. we'll hear more from the wou warriors as they try to advance to the nba

the system is expect to continue dumping hail, rain, even snow, through monday for parts of the rocky mountains through sections of the the eastern planes. >> who is shooting that video, it is pretty calm. >> national weather service says this tornado came packing wind of more than 100 miles an hour up to 135 miles per hour, and multiple people injured, dozens of homes and buildings damage, at least four tornado reported in colorado near nebraska, kansas border. >>> and further east parts of the missouri and illinois were hit hard in madison county. powerful wind centuries, power lines crashing down in the st. louis county missouri. reports of the wind 60 miles an hour and higher cut power to about 5,000 people, and caused traffic lights, to go dark. if you know that causes drama when you don't know whose turn it is and wind whipping and everybody trying to rush in. >> yes. >> the flip side of that coin beautiful weather here. >> we did okay, yesterday for mothers day. we sure did. it was our first day of the month, yesterday, that we didn't have have any measurable rainfall, and it was also wa

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working toward the rocky mountains at the base of the pedestal, fighting words of 1848 given in dublin at a timea time when a million irish were dying of hunger.mi and i said, who the hell is the guy in the statute? the government looks at me and says, you call yourself and irish-american? [laughter] american and you don't know who thomas francis mar is. mideast -- most people don't know. one of the most famous irish up until kennedy came along. they were slaves and there was a free australia because of him. he packed, he knew abraham lincoln and daniel oconnel. man who freed catholics in ireland. that's my job is to resurrect the great irishman who was flawed as well as brilliant. >> that is to be irish in ireland was to live in a land not your own and i wonder if you could comment on that as a way of giving background. >> right, he was born in 1823, previctorian ireland and they're getting into the probably 700th year under boot hill and you have to understand, i saw these parallels later what we now call ethic cleansing and what we now call apartheid and genocide, none of those term

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tiny georgetown is built more than a mile and a half above sea level, and the rocky mountain peaks that surround it tower another mile higher. so when the snow on the summit melts in the spring, it can run down swiftly, swelling leavenworth creek that runs through georgetown. short bridges for private residences span the quiet creek. but on june 21st, 1995, this picturesque scene turns into a potential death trap. on one short bridge, water pours over it, catching two firefighters who have fallen in. from on top of the bridge, colleagues attempt to pull them out. initially, georgetown fire chief kelly babion and his team are there to protect surrounding homes with sandbags. >> 1995, it was pretty high snowfall year, so the runoff was coming down fast and the creek was high and then we had a thunderstorm, which increased the runoff on this particular day. >> but while sandbagging, three firefighters slip in. one who manages to hold on to a short brick wall is pulled to safety. a second, wearing a baseball hat, is also rescued by his colleagues. >> can you kick? >> but a third, todd neski

the same storm now expected tod drop hail, rain and even snowven from the rocky mountains to the easterna tornado also reported in illinois knocking out power to thousands. >> big black wall coming thiss way and you said, things don'ton look good, let's park the cars r in the shed keep them out ofhe the hail.d >> in all at least fou rea f tornadoes were reported ineptedn that region this weekend. w >> ♪ >>> nothing like that headedke t our way, right? rig >> no, no, you see that whole sky turning wrapping aroundd that thing at the upper levels, big severe weather w outbreak for texas, mostlyy northeastern texas up into oklahoma.ok it is definitely springtimey and we're getting into thatnt primary season of severe weather. we 50 degrees here in town.eg her nothing like that for us.lihat 43 for gaithersburg.sb frederick you're down to 41. manassas you guys 46. fredericksburg is 52.2. is 54.4. boston 46.bost not a problem up and down the t northeast corridor down scottr o south either back out to theo t west there's a little bit oftleo shower activity. aiv saint louis this morningt lo comin

points out, they have a chance to not just pick off, but make a big statement in a lot of the red rocky mountain states. and this political map is going to be fascinating when we're all done. the morning after the general election day in november is going to give us fodder to talk about for some time to come as we talk about '08, 2012, as we talk about the immediate past, mid-terms, the mid-term yet to come. chris matthews, we could see reds where reds didn't exist, we could see blues where blues didn't exist. i think to continue the theme, purple is going to become pretty crucial. >> right. and i think as you're talking, i'm thinking about john thoon's name keeps coming up for running mates for south dakota. a very tall guy. 6'4" at least. and a handsome guy. a guy who's clean. he's almost like natural born senator having won that race out there. it's part of that world out there. there's some reason his name keeps being put up on that list for a trump running mate. going back to this. hillary clinton is under pressure to try to pick off an industrial state like ohio with sherry brown. if he ge

it is a metal coming out of the rocky mountains.a company -- the larger point here is that freeport is selling more assets and will divest even more. vonnie quinn, well done. coming up, francine lacqua. evans ofith charles the federal reserve system of chicago. the comments on federal reserve policy. this is "bloomberg surveillance." ♪ tom: good morning, everyone. "bloomberg surveillance" from london. tom keene in new york, francine lacqua in london. francine, tell me about what it is like having a central banker from america lecture the british elite. i have to say, first of all, charlie evans, the chicago fed president, was out of sorts because we are at cricket grounds in south london. he was not expecting to know all about cricket. did offer a little bit of advice, or at least was trying to take it in stride. there are a lot of questions about how you handle political risk and a possible donald trump presidency. he remained very classy and elegant. what we managed to ask him about was the strength and growth of the u.s. economy.

people were injured in the same storm that bring the trade is expected to bring more snow to the rocky mountains. >>reporter: we have a disturbing decline across the bay area live shot at this as low as of right down the delay is low ceilings respect and still we may have some minor delays for you this morning they do not allow the of the slow level moisture early today and and still going out to to buy into small and and although little stubborn in some spots of the f-16s from oakland to concede the preventable also problematic to get into the '70s today. >>reporter: in the sled union city and you can see down to the south also cross over the hills is where numbers start to pounce lower to middle seventies. >>robin winston: #the trouble spots to getting into the no. 3 in this the commute right now it looks good no problems connecting heading into and out of san it is nice and quiet in morgan hill getting into downtown san jose in if you have a flight to catch heading to the san jose airport of blood to downtown up with 21 minute trip from morgan hill into downtown san jose. >>james:. >>reporter

the notion what has been doing talked about for 35 years at rocky mountain institute to have resilient micro grids to ship solar powered energy and storage products so you can feed it to electric cars. that is it has all sorts of interesting implication for climate change and really strategic issues for the united states. so, i like to think that it will be that. >> for me i think the best-case scenario is a home where the iot gadgets are totally personalizable, totally customizable. the assumptions that work for say, the majority of people, don't necessarily work for all people. for example, i travel a lot. so if i have automatic reordererring of certain things, there would be a constant rancid food and various products sitting outside my door blocking entry and fire hazard and my neighbors will hate me. there are individualized needs that consumers have, whether facilitate with particular product or their life is structured a certain way or special limitation on their environment puce of a particular other human in the home or their own physical challenges that they have, there is a

greenways connecting historically segregated sides of rocky mountain, north carolina. i could go on and on. but as much technical assistance as our exports gave cities, the cities taught us more. how to work around the old top-down, one size fits all. forming lasting partnerships rather than a voice on the telephone from d.c. i gave you -- i gave you a number of examples but let me talk about one city for just a second, detroit. my legislative guy, don graves, he was the point person for the entire effort to bring detroit back off its back onto its knees and up to its feet and he helped them leapfrog over where they had been. they've got a great mayor there who moved back in and is doing an incredible job. he provided support for 600,000 new l.e.d. streetlights, saving the city millions and lighting up the parts of the city that had no lights and weren't safe. half the city is no long for the darkness. kids can walk home from school after tark. more than 800 abandoned homes were demolished. as you take down the abandoned home, you increase the value of other homes. peo

a great family shot from the rocky mountain national park.ore, so send them right away. >>> "good morning america" had reached a big milestone, now 3 million twitter followers strong, we want to say thank you for joining us every single day. not only here on the air but also in our feeds. >> thank you, guys. >>> now, let's do to amy with the morning rundown. >>> the big story this morning, millions of americans in the path of extreme weather, dangerous storms stretching from wyoming to illinois, damaged homes and spewed debris for miles. one violent tornado touched in colorado injuring five people. once that twister started moving away it became a backdrop for these teens posing for a once in a lifetime prom picture. >>> in the race for the white house, the republican rift is widening. donald trump playing down the need for party unity after house speaker paul ryan said he wasn't ready to spot trump. on "this week," trump told george that the gop doesn't have to be unified. trump and ryan are set to meet this week. >>> trump also blasted hill