we could see isolated amounts, four to five inches possibly outside san angelo. need to be watching for the hill country as we go through the next 48 hours. today's forecast, though, nice conditions across the northeast. high pressure starting to move in. maybe a few spotty showers. that is it. could see a few scattered showers in the southeast as well. of course, sunny and hot still in the west. that is going to hold true for today and tomorrow. memorial day, much of the country staying nice. a few storms in texas and spotty showers in the plains. >> healthy mix. thank you very much, jennifer. >> absolutely. thank you for your service which sea on memorial day. inside politics with john king starts now. >>> the veterans health scandal becomes a campaign year flash point. >> we've not just let them down. we've let them die. >> president obama promises action but democrats are losing confidence in a white house and a president they see as too slow to understand both policy and political headaches. >> i want to see what the results of these reports are, and there i

midland, san angelo, more showers, thunderstorms, large hail potentially, as well. that concern for tuesday shifts farther east. the bigger cities, dallas, houston, san antonio, again, the concern there, severe storms. but also add to that, flooding rains. we have a bunch of gulf moisture just continuing to feed up into portions of texas. two to possibly up to four inches of rain between now and tuesday night. good news, though, for some texans, because, of course, the area is experiencing an extreme drought. >> yeah, they could use the rain. in the meantime, a lot of barbecues planned around the country tomorrow. what's the day looking like? >> reporter: well, it's going to be typical for this time of year. we're going to have some thunderstorms across the middle part of our country. also heat building across the desert southwest. triple digit heat. warmer across the big cities across the north and east and then, of course, that thunder chance, chicago, kansas city, indianapolis in the afternoon. >> all right, jason, great to have you with us here this weekend. >>>

san angelo, over 6.5 inches. the story is not over.ing, pulling the moisture out of the gulf. more heavy rain is expected. another four to six inches in louisiana and mississippi. the threat remains to be the flood threat. we are looking at the severe side of this. new orleans today, we have the threat for tornadoes. straight line winds, large hail a possibility. the other big stories and scattered thunderstorms we have been seeing. we are looking at them. think about delays, especially for flying. philly and d.c. temperature wise, the big story, the drop continues. boston felt it yesterday. d.c., 76 by tomorrow. they are dropping down as well. a chill after this winter, but cooler. >> we'll take it. thanks. kate bolduan joining us now. >> fresh back from the sixties. >> that's right, and feeling good. thanks, all that free love. we have the very latest coming up in the show on the donald sterling side. l.a. clippers making it clear he won't go down without a fight. he's making it clear in a scathing response. he claims he's being unfa

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that's going to stretch from del rio, san angelo all the way up to abilene.bock is also included in that. a lot of rain is headed your way. we've already had a lot, and we could see an additional 2 to 4 inches of rain rkrain, isolateds up to 5 inches. so we're talking about a lot of rain around san angelo and also on the outskirts of midland. let's talk about good news, because the northeast, after the winter we've had, you deserve a good holiday weekend. temperatures are going to be in the 80s across most of the northeast. a lot of folks will be heading to the beaches. 88 in washington, d.c. that is mighty toasty. we're going to see temperatures starting out at 70 in new york. and as we go through the afternoon, temperatures will be right around 84 degrees and then dropping off later this evening. the place to be, though, guys, denver. temperatures right around 70 degrees and sunshine. >> they've had awful weather there for a while. they had, like, the hail, golf ball, tennis ball, you know, baseball-sized hail for days and days. so, denver finally gets a br

san angelo, there's no wonder there's flash flood warnings in parts of the state. nction got two and a quarter of inches of rainfall. san antonio just 1/100ths of an inch. rolling also into the upper midwest, parts of iowa and dakotas. daytime heating comes in. western washington, soggy, seata crrveg airporseatac airport rep. warmup on the way, it's going to get to the 80s tomorrow. summertime feels hotter than this, not as much humidity, mid to upper 80s, hot memorial day there with sunshine but a lot of folks in around mexico are watching because of hurricane amanda. >> so soon. >> yes, this soon. >> all right, thanks so much rebecca, appreciate it. and as rebecca mentioned the soggy weather out west where firefighters in arizona say the slide fire is now 10% contained. a big improvement over this morning when it was only 5% contained. the fire covers 21 square miles near sedona, and they were hoping to get an assist yesterday from rain but there wasn't enough. >> next, rolling thunder in washington, d.c. >> i hope americans will understand. how much sacrifice aro

heads up if you live in san angelo and lubbock, texas.ou could be looking at severe weather on saturday and sunday. it could be a very slow moving weather pattern out here across the plains states. we are expecting areas of heavy rain. locally more than 4-6 inches of rain is possible in texas, oklahoma, also parts of missouri. flash flooding could be an issue into the weekend and anna and ainsley take a look at the temperatures for today heating up across parts of the southeastern united states. temperatures into the upper 80s, 90s widespread in florida and it's going to stay warm to kickoff the week on saturday out there in the southeast. the northeast cool in the low 70s. let's head over to you. >> maria molina thank you very much. >> brand new information about the massive beef recall. we have learned the beef tainted with e coli was shipped to stores in ten different states, florida, illinois, indiana, kentucky, michigan michigan, ohio, pennsylvania, tennessee, wisconsin and north dakota. included on the list gordon food service marke

they were brought up in texas, near the town of san angelo, but for fun the family headed out to their second home in lake city, colorado. those photos of their parents were taken nearby. >> they both loved the cabin, and going up to colorado. >> it was so -- >> uh-huh. >> -- pretty. it was in a valley, and there were just -- and it would like a postcard, the mountains. >> yeah, there was a river running right near there. >> reporter: their rockies getaway was a family place to relax and escape their busy lives back home. what was life like up at the cabin? >> we would usually go in the summers. >> uh-huh. >> go hiking together, horseback riding and just kind of hang out as a family. >> reporter: did you feel like there was a lot of family bonding? >> yes. >> reporter: going on at the cabin? >> yeah, definitely. we'd end up having a lot of fun with board games or going out hiking and doing all these different activities together. >> reporter: in texas, leslie had an ob/gyn practice and worked long hours delivering babies. and she was the area's first ob/gyn, female ob/gyn? >> she was.

besides that from san angelo, texas, southwestern michigan and into indiana, we still could see strong storms that produce straight line wind damage, hail and torrential downpours. but it's right in through here, including parts of nebraska, into kansas and into iowa where we could see some of those long track tornadoes develop. that's something we'll certainly be keeping an eye on later on today. eri erica? >> dylan, thanks. >>> history was made in the nfl draft last night when michael sam was picked by the st. louis rams. in that moment he became the first openly gay player to be drafted into the league. you see him there receiving the news. here's miguel almaguer with more. >> reporter: he waited three days and nearly seven rounds. the nfl draft almost over when history was made. >> with the 249th pick of the 2014 nfl draft, the st. louis rams select michael sam, defensive end, missouri. >> reporter: sam received the news over the phone. the emotions, the weight of the moment, nearly too much to handle. surrounded by loved ones, sam, who came up publicly in february, is the nfl's fi

>> i've got a com center in my house at zahn angelo -- san angelo. get a direct feed from langley. [laughter] seriously, i do have a -- i'm kidding. i use a variety of sources. north korea is much easier to get information on now than it was 15 years ago. and one of the reasons why is we have a lot more defectors living in south korea and in the united states, some of them, or visiting the united states. they are a great source of information. cell phones now exist in north korea that bring information out that gets into the rok press and gets into defector web sites. there are defectors running ngo groups in korea that put out a plethora of information every day that's accessible to anyone. and there's often government reports and briefings and studies that are done. and, of course, press reports. the south korean government tends to leak a lot of stuff out to the press, and if you're smart, you know how to play connect the dots. i would also say if you're going to, if you're going to examine north korea, if you're going to analyze north korea and t

line and where we'll show that warm front, des moines, kansas city, oklahoma city and down towards san angelo very strong tornadoes. most likely here though in the northern quadrants, even country country has the potential for some severe storms today. kansas city, wichita, oklahoma city today. the threat moves eastward for tomorrow. not a lot of movement have this storm although the threat for tornadoes greater today than tomorrow. big picture wherever you are, a little rain in the northeast this morning but beautiful mother's day there from albany to new york to boston. the southeast temperatures incredibly warm, well above average, atlanta, charlotte, mostly a dry day, a few scattered showers. we're going to watch all the temperatures be so above average today. you guys it's really going to take the temperatures to drop about 20 degrees or so into maybe the 60s in the southeast so we've got a lot of warm, humid air here and it will take a long time for the front to pass eastward. >> the 60s sound kind of nice. >> 80s today in the southeast. >> al saexandra steele, thank y. >>> people are l

in san angelo, we picked up five-inches of rainfall over the weekend, so flash flooding is a good bet. we are going to see an additional one to two inches of rain in the same area. unfortunately, now also in the pacific northwest, we're dealing with a frontal boundary moving in. lots of pacific moisture, looks like it's going to be a rainy one in seattle. >> we'll have more on the man who went on a deadly shooting rampage in california. how he had a history of run-ins with police. also, what officers face dealing with the mentally ill and their protocol. >> we take you inside the tunnels beneath a syrian city at war. rebels are now taking their feet below the earth. >> i want to honor although men and women who died for our freedom. >> today's big number is in connection with memorial day. >> this is arlington national cemetery. 150 years ago the first burial. the navy band will perform later this morning before the wreath laying ceremony at the tomb of the unknown. >> a very sobering big number, that is the number of american men and women in uniform who have lost their lives in wars

the threat still includes all those same cities but spreads also to chicago and down into san angelo,ld see strong tornadoes tomorrow. that is an area we have to keep an eye on. on the flip side of this storm system, it's cold enough for snow. denver could end up with three to six inches of snow in the higher elevations, as much as a foot of snow possible. as for rain, we could see two to three inches across iowa and moving into illinois. that is certainly going to be a major concern >>> and we're seeing partly cloudy skies closer to san jose, but clear skies, little breezy looking across the east bay and over towards oakland this morning. we have a wind at 10-mile-per-hour and more wind as we head towards the afternoon thanks to an area of low pressure which will toss showers towards the sierra and perhaps a slight chance of a late shower in the hilltops. it's going to help to crank up the northwest winds for the afternoon. temperatures fairly cool and breezy, 70 in san jose, 60s around san francisco, low 70s inland and 80s for our valleys tomorrow. >> and that is your latest forecas

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to be another round of severe weather so by sunday from chicago all of the way back down through san angelo we're going to talk about another round of heavy thunderstorms on mother's day. hopefully nobody has any travel problems to go home and see mom. >> or get back from seeing mom. >> one or the other. >> that's fine. you get stuck a little bit longer. mom will like that. thanks so much. >>> coming up next on "new day," impassioned plea from the families of flight 370 passengers. what are they demanding this morning? the partner of one of the american passengers on board joins us to lay it out. >>> and a new twist in the fight for control of the l.a. clippers. donald sterling's wife, she insists she owns 50% of the team and she's not selling. so what does the nba do now? the l.a. clippers return to action tonight for game three of their nba playoff series with oklahoma city thunder. but the real drama, of course, continues off the court. the league's effort to force owner donald sterling to sell the clippers has gotten even more complicated with sterling's wife now saying she'll fight to

fact, in northern texas, they've already picked up about a couple of inches between amarillo and san angelopper level low is going to be developing and all this moisture coming up. looking for this gulf moisture coming in, and a lot of instability. so you can see that green spreading out throughout a good portion of texas, and so here's what we're looking for. look at these rainfall amounts. we are looking -- some areas picking up in the next five days, seven to nine inches of rain. it's not going to end the drought, but boy, is it going to give them some relief over the ne >>> 7:35. you made it to friday. we have a lot of fog to show you this morning right at the immediate coast and the same overcast sky over most of your inland valleys, at least for now. you might find a little coastal mist and drizzle on your way to work. nonetheless, a nice finish to the day becoming sunny by lunchtime at the coast and sunshine in the south bay and by 9:00 a.m. yourson will set by 8:17 but not before we see highs today. a touch more comfortable than yesterday and 82 degrees and 79 alaun along the penins

texas right now, where we do have some lighter to heavier rain, especially to the southeast of san angelown into del rio. we could end up with isolated hail, up to about two inches in diameter. also the possibility of flash floodings. we do have flash flood watches in effect. we could end up with about >>> good morning. 9:11 the time right now. san jose crystal clear skies. temperature at 63 degrees. very comfortable right now. sunshine will be with us all day. you notice right o now even in san francisco not a cloud in the sky. a beautiful beach day headed our way. a little bit cooler over the past couple of days, san francisco, though, still top out near 70. close to the upper 80s in the north bay. and you know as we head through the next few days temperatures do cool off just a little bit for tomorrow and as we head through this upcoming week. >> and that is your latest forecast. guys? >> all right, dylan, thanks a lot. we'll check back in with you in a few minutes. >>> coming up next on this memorial day, remembering our fallen heroes and how you can show your support for the families

colder air, and so what we're looking for is a risk of severe weather today from san angelo on into kansas. also from cheyenne all the way to green bay. the second day of this system is even wider, from san antonio all the way up to rockford, illinois, and on into minneapolis. the 48-hour rainfall amounts going to be fairly impressive. as you can see, we've got some areas up to one inch from just north of denver into michigan, and also into the central plains as well. we're going to get to your local forecast coming up in the next 30 seconds. we're going o get to cam forecast coming up in the next 30 seconds. at ge, you've inspired us to reimagine the kitchen. with innovations like the first dishwasher featuring 102 spray jets. the kitchen is now thinking -- more like you. and...stop. no? nothing? [ male announcer ] ge. reimagining home. >>> 7:16 dm good morning to you. temperatures are chilly. great looking day shaping up. over the course of the next half hour. beautiful conditions for today. we are going to cut those wind speeds today. we keep on climbing up into mother's day. >> all rig

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upwards of three to five inches between lubbock and san angelo. generally all the way up into dodge city, kansas. that's good news. won't break the drought, but certainly will help it. that >>> 7:34 good wednesday morning to you. looking at your temperatures right now. uniform numbers the reason why is we have low clouds everywhere with the exclusion of the north bay. and without that blanket of low clouds that is the only place you might need a heavy coat. five to ten degrees warmer. that means the upper 70s on the way. 66 degrees for you today. low 70s as well. >> all right, al. >>> coming up next on "trending," a fresh announcement. how will smith helped a woman break some big news. >>> and up next, good business or better image polishing? our exclusive interview with the man making a $100 million bet on the motor city, right after this. with the famous footwear app, i shop when i want, where i want. i know the shoes my kids will love, 'cause i keep up with the hottest trends. and i can redeem rewards anytime. yep, this summer we're spending le

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