he sued the police department and settled with the city of shreveport.e we were talking to were telling us they believe this police department needs to be looked into because they're worried that some of these officers are not facing enough discipline. anderson, i want to highlight this fact here. it was other police officers who talked to me while i was in that town who said that we needed to do this open records request because they were concerned that everything they've seen in this file needed to be exposed to the public. >> appreciate it. thanks. really incredible and frankly kind of creepy report from our doany o'suo'sullivan. it involves artificial intelligence, deep fakes and apparently me. we've come to u.c. berkeley to talk to haney fareed about just how easy it is to put words into other people's mouths. i'm not exactly sure whose voice that was but it wasn't doney o'sullivans. more on that ahead. and d that's just a bit of psychology jujulian learned from noom weight. sign up now at noooom.com ugh covid-19? and being overweight makes it more

he sued the police department, and settled with the city of shreveport. actually telling us that they believe the police department needs to be looked into because they are worried that some of these officers are not facing enough discipline. anderson, i want to highlight this fact here. it was other police officers who talked to me while i was in that town who said that we needed to do this open records request, because they were concerned that everything they see in this file needed to be exposed to the public. >> i appreciate it, thanks. really incredible, but frankly, it kind of creepy report from our donie o'sullivan is next. it involves artificial intelligence, deepfakes, and apparently, me. >> we have come to talk to a digital forensics expert about ho w easy it is to put words into other people's mouths. -- >> i'm not sure whose voice that was, but it wasn't danya sullivan's. more than that, ahead. by helping you create a comprehensive wealth plan, with the right balance of risk and reward. doors were meant to be opened. ♪ the gillettelabs with ex

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we're in shreveport, louisiana. first, we turn to littlee elm, texas. we've seen because of the storm last night. this was the facade of -- it is a meat market which collapsed in the high winds that you were talking about, crushing a half dozen cars. but by and large, you know, this storm system which was massive, 500 miles long which stretched from san antonio all the way into southeast oklahoma, you know, moved through this area very quickly with those high intense winds. by and large, you know, most of the area in this north texas area unscathed by this storm. there are still over about 100,000 customers without power because of the high winds knocking over power lines or, you know, blowing up transformers, that sort of thing. that is the issues that people are dealing with this morning. the good news is no injuries, no deaths being reported because of this storm. of but the size and it's the second severe storm outbreak we've seen just this week. we were in oklahoma earlier this week where we saw the intense high winds. really this storm serving as

cnn's carlos suarez is joining us live from shreveport.us on the situation there. >> reporter: well, abby, the sleenup effort is well under way here in shreveport where in a neighborhood where that tornado touched down yesterday afternoon and this is some of the worst damage we've seen the entire day that we've been here. we are at a laundry mat that, as you can see here, not much of it is left standing. the folks have done a pretty good job of removing all of the debris back on to a corner as they figure out what they are going to do next. the sign of this business, i will draw your attention to t it fell on these three cars that are parked outside. in one of those cars we're told were two kids yesterday. the man you are about to hear, he was inside of that laundry mat and he was talking to the mother of those two children. the mother tells him, look, my kids are inside that car, i'd like to go out and get them. all of this is happening right before that tornado hits. the man tells her, ma'am, it's not safe to do that. stay inside, and se

damage has also been reported on the shreveport campus of l s u and in texas. more than 300,000 power outages have been reported an entire block going dark and dallas as a tornado watch was issued last night. multiple homes are damaged in hopkins county. this comes as people around chicago and detroit brace for up to six inches of snow today. in the meantime, rescue efforts are still underway on the west coast after several feet of snow. this morning. the dire need for basic essentials is growing in the mountain communities east of los angeles, where back to back storms dumped up to seven ft of snow. it blew the side off of it . some areas of san bernardino county have been cut off for 10 days, deputies and firefighters were seen preparing a helicopter to deliver ready to eat meals known as m. r. e s in the military in crestline, the communities only grocery store is badly damaged the roof collapsing under the weight of the snow pile. several feet high . the family of goodwin's is the heart of this community. the fact i mean i'm tearing up now. it's sad and sha

carlos is in shreveport, louisiana. good morning to you. looks like you are seeing lots of damage there. >> reporter: that's exactly right. don, good morning. that tornado that hit the shreveport area was on the ground by all accounts for just a few seconds, well under a minute, but in that time it managed to damage several homes, several businesses. the worst of it that we saw on our drive in this morning is this landry mat behind me. you can see what this storm was able do in the short time that it was on the ground. you can see the roof of the building was just torn off. the front, the sign out here fell on top of these three cars. there was one line of storms that moved in in the afternoon yesterday. that's when this tornado hit. then we had a second line of storms that hit well into the night around 10 or 11:00 at night. but that line of storms only brought with it some more rain as well as some strong winds. cellphone video from this part of louisiana captured exactly what was going on. now, as of about an hour ago we are told by the

frank dunbar had found for me in shreveport. i should mention that i had strict orders, not to stay with private families while i was on the road. as i spent a long on the brand highway towards town, i suddenly remembered that in my excitement and my anxiety, i had forgotten to pick up my luggage. there wasn't much traffic on the freeway that night, and i swung my car around and i headed back to the airport in what seemed like less than a minute. i saw a red light of a police car in my rearview mirror. oh, no, i thought already. i pulled over and i slowly got out of the car to find a policeman moving toward me with his gun drawn. he pushed me roughly against the side of the car and put gun to my head as he used the n-word and yelled, you got a gun or a knife on, boy. as i calmly as i, i managed to tell him that i had neither. he quickly patted me down. then he step still, holding the gun and demanded to see my id rather than him my driver's license. i decided to show it by department i.d. . he looked at it briefly. then he looke

our cbs affiliate in shreveport reports the 6-year-old and baby in the car are thankfully okay. jess, this storm system was just brutal, bruce al on us but more brutal on them. >> what's interesting is this weekend we are talking about a new storm in the bay area that will impact more than just us locally. it will cause issues in the sierra. they're going to see a winter storm warning starting tomorrow morning throughout the weekend and into next week too. taking a look back at the bay, watch the storm play out. daytime highs today will be hitting the 50s, pretty mild. taking a look at futurecast into this evening, clouds will start rolling in into the late night hours. tonight is great for a date night. tomorrow, not much if it's an outdoor activity. here is how we are timing the storm. at 8:00, north bay. by 10:00, it will push through most of the peninsula. a heavy shower system continues to the south into the noon hours impacting mount hamilton where they will get snow and of course throughout the santa clara valley where they will see plenty rain at the lower levels. evenin

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and a squall line rolls toward shreveport about midnight tonight.n southern indiana, illinois, through kentucky. tornado threat today, yes, a hail threat, a wind threat, all of the above are possible for today in that aim saer. but also widespread rain. even if you don't get severe weather, you could see 4 to 6 inches of rainfall here and that could cause some flash flooding. we'll watch it for you today. it will really start to ramp up around 2:00 or 3:00 this afternoon. keep your weather radio on or make sure your apps on your phone are working because there will be quite a few warnings today. >> dangerous situation potentially there. chad, thanks for the report. >>> if you are not one of the nearly 100 million users of chatgpt, you might soon be one. developer is expanding by allowing companies liken take instacart to add it to their applications. samantha kelly, you've been doing a lot of work seeing all the ways that it is changing how we are writing and doing our own jobs. and all this comes after the by asses and misinformation. why are so ma

. >> reporter: a gas station in shreveport, louisiana, now mangled metal after a twister ripped through. >> it just came up, 20 seconds later, it was gone. and i mean, total chaos. wind -- glass breaking out everywhere. >> reporter: the severe storms slamming the south are from the same weather system that buried mountain communities in california under feet of snow. contain her excitement. her brother-in-law rescued her and her family after they were stuck at a crestline airbnb for more than a week. >> we're so ecstatic and happy. family back home is like really worried and nervous. >> reporter: many others are still trapped at home. san bernardino sheriff's deputies loaded up food to take to desperate snow in residents. the governor has declared a state of emergency for several counties. you know that these mountain communities are still not in the clear quite yet. heavy rain and snow are expected to start up again as soon as tomorrow, and that same system with the tornadoes is headed east where we could see heavy snow and ice over the weekend. >> oh, no. not -- at least it's over the

there's shreveport. there's jackson, mississippi, and it continues here.t's eight o'clock all of a sudden to 11 o'clock tonight, and then by morning, it's gone across parts of georgia and not severe any longer, but there will be some times tonight where there will be tornadoes on the ground. and if you're in the deep south, you need to know where they are and need to know where their near your area or not, alex, as you say, a lot of weather still to go. we know you'll keep us updated chad myers. thanks very much for that report now coming up. gwyneth paltrow, the actress, taking the stand in a trial stemming from a skiing accident in utah stand by for the latest on her testimony, and north korean dictator kim jong un makes a wild new threat a radioactive tsunami. stay with us. you're in the situation room. 1500 purchase allowance on a 2023 cadillac xt five and six. visit your local cadillac dealer today. covid is still out there and so a you and you could be out there with fading protection but in updated vaccine restores your protection so you can keep do

big-time hail and winds, dallas spector san angelo, bigger threat for tornadoes i think tomorrow, shreveportdria, jackson, through memphis. the center of this book triggers north and east across missouri, that is where heavy rain, flooding rains will be, across paducah and up the ohio river valley through tomorrow night. some of the screen is going to be really heavy, it gets into new york city by saturday morning, and some snow wrapping around back to chicagoland, it made some significant accumulations. the most dangerous weather over the next 36 hours here in the tornadoes on. david? >> david: rob marciano in dallas. thank you, rob. next, that scare in the cockpit of a southwest airlines flight, the pilot suffering a medical emergency, fainting in midair, an off-duty pilot from a different airline just happened to be on board and stepped in to help the copilots. here is stephanie ramos. >> tonight, and off duty pilot writing as a passenger on a southwest airlines flight, jumping into the cockpit, helping safely land the aircraft after one of the two pilots suffered a medical emergency midf

there were multiple reports of tornadoes including a funnel cloud spotted moving through shreveport.ounted a close call once the wind started to pick up. >> the lady said, my babies are in the car. she wanted me to help her and i said, let's go. all of a sudden, the wind got so bad. i said, don't go out. that's her car underneath the sign. if we had gone out there, we would have been hit by the sign. ama: we've seen pictures of trees and homes damage. there are several reports of injuries but no deaths. dan: new development involving tyree nichols. a skate park is going to be named in his honor. the city council voted unanimously in favor of this proposal. a plaque will go up at regency park and a concrete pad as well. he frequently visited the park growing up and was active in sacramento's skateboarding community. his family think the city tonight. >> thank you all for your consideration to extend this park as a part of my brothers legacy. it was a part of his life. he loved that park. pretty much every picture of him skating is at that park. my family and i just want to thank you a

angeles tonight, going east, and on friday damaging winds and tornadoes possible from chicago down to shreveport. david? >> ginger, thank you. we turn now to the horrific images, the deadly fire across the u.s. border in mexico at a migrant detention center not far from el paso. at least 40 people killed. we're at the border tonight. >> tonighthorities investigating a massive fire at a migrant facility near the border that left at least 40 dead. disturbing surveillance video being investigated by authorities appearing to show men locked inside a ciudad juarez detention center as the room fills with smoke. the mexican president say they believe the fire was ignited monday night by some of the migrants who feared deportation, saying the men propped mattresses against the shelter door and set them on fire. [speaking spanish] >> adding, they did not imagine that it would cause this terrible misfortune. mylar blankets covering the dead, this woman's husband among them. and tonight many still waiting for answers. >> yesterday was the last time you heard from the brother. >> david, people outside the b

and then into shreveport and jackson and memphis, tennessee, on friday. potentially some tornadoes by week's end. david? >> all right, rob marciano, thank you. >>> meantime, also in los ange angeles, a massive strike shutting down the nation's second-largest school district. more than 30,000 staff members including school aides, bus drivers all walking off the job. members picketing in that rain today. teachers also walking out in support. the union which has been without a contract since 2020 saying its 30,000 members are barely making minimum wage as costs in southern california soar. abc's kayna whitworth tonight in california. >> reporter: tonight, streets in downtown los angeles packed with protesters. as los angeles unified school district service workers strike for better wages and working conditions. it looks like this for blocks as teachers have joined the service workers in solidarity. they're out here supporting the custodians, the bus drivers, the cafeteria, whoers. nearly half a million students across a thousand different schools likely out

there were multiple reports of tornadoes including a funnel cloud spotted moving through shreveport. man recounted a close call once the wind started to pick up. >> the lady said, my babies are in the car. she wanted me to help her and i said, let's go. all of a sudden, the wind got so bad. i said, don't go out. that's her car underneath the sign. if we had gone out there, we would have been hit by the sign. ama: we've seen pictures of trees and homes damage. there are several reports of injuries but no deaths. dan: new development involving tyree nichols. a skate park is going to be named in his honor. the city council voted unanimously in favor of this proposal. a plaque will go up at regency park and a concrete pad as well. he frequently visited the park growing up and was active in sacramento's skateboarding community. his family think the city tonight. >> thank you all for your consideration to extend this park as a part of my brothers legacy. it was a part of his life. he loved that park. pretty much every picture of him skating is at that park. my family and i just want to tha

overnight, a confirmed tornado touching down in shreveport, louisiana, churning up debris, tearing through trees and homes. power lines exploding in texas. >> oh, my god! >> reporter: straight-line winds up to 80 miles an hour, rolling tractor trailers near dallas flipping boats at this marina in lewisville. drivers taking cover from golf-ball sized hail. the system strengthening as darkness fell. tot rerb as. this is one of at least 20 homes badly damaged or completely destroyed. look at this 2x6 piece of wood here impaling this windshield. this was probably a tornado, but it came in the middle of the eieraymang wind enacross mid-south. the national weather service now confirming it was with ef-2 winds up to a 135 miles an hour. the severe threat continuing through tonight. >> rob, take us through it. >> reporter: so much wind energy with this, david. it will start to weekend, but turn wintry tonight. we have a couple more hours of a tornado threat across the south. you see the line across greenville and atlanta. snow about the get heavy in detroit, moving through pennsylvania and upstate

san antonio to shreveport, with the bulls eye right over dallas. damaging winds and tornadoes potential through tomorrow morning. david? >> rob marciano, our thanks to all week here. >>> and now to your money tonight, and the growing concern this evening, even beyond u.s. banks. one of europe's largest banks now, and the stock price plunging to an all-time low today. the turmoil being felt on wall street. the dow dropping about 280 points. it had been down more than 500. but tonight here, authorities with a reality check on the relative safety of your money. abc's erielle reshef on wall street for us. >> reporter: tonight, fears of a banking crisis sending stocks tumbling on wall street and around the world. overseas, credit suisse, one of europe's biggest banks, plunging 24% to an all-time low after its largest shareholder, the saudi national bank, said it won't pump more money into the struggling bank. and here at home, looming concern over america's regional banks. first republic stock diving 21% after its credit rating was downgraded into so-ca

dallas, shreveport, jackson, into birmingham, as well. damaging winds, strong tornadoes possible. and then it moves up towards the northeast. mostly rain until it gets to, say, chicago and detroit, and the northeast. a wintry mix for new york and the other i-95 cities, but probably more in the way of heavy, wet snow inland. a mess in the northeast until saturday morning. david? >> a bit of deja vu tonight. rob marciano, thank you. we're prepared. >>> now, to the supreme court tonight. and this question, will president biden's plan to relieve college debt for millions of students be put on hold? tonight here, the new audio from the supreme court. what the conservative justices are already saying. justice gorsuch, for one, asking, is it fair to those who paid back their debt already or who never borrowed in the first place? abc's terry moran has covered the supreme court for years for us. >> reporter: overnight, they lined up in the cold rain outside the supreme court. a few of the millions of americans whose financial futures may depend on this case. but inside, the supreme court's

east of dallas, shreveport, basically the same areas under the gun tonight. and big threat for seeing large hail and maybe strong tornadoes tomorrow. and then the northern part of this thing gets going during the day on friday. some snows across chicago, detroit, getting into the northeast late friday with snow significantly accumulating inland into saturday. david? >> all right, be safe tonight, rob, in that region and through the day tomorrow. our thanks to you, rob marciano. >>> we move now to an arrest warrant issued tonight, a stunning turn for one of the most celebrated college football players in america. jalen carter, a defensive tackle with the national champion university of georgia bulldogs, a projected top pick in the nfl, tonight charged with reckless driving and racing in connection with a crash that killed a teammate and a staff member with the school. tonight, authorities just releasing surveillance and 911 calls in this case. it happened not long after their won the championship. abc's steve osunsami in georgia tonight. >> reporter: police in

heads up to shreveport and lake charles. this will move through the overnight hours and into materially morning hours of friday across the gulf coast region. there's the thunderstorms picking up moisture. maybe a little circulation from the gulf of mexico. they start to peter out as you get in the middle of the day on friday. really, we focus on the eastern seaboard. here's a chance for severe weather on friday. damaging winds. the risk is not as high as we experienced on thursday. panama city, mobile to new orleans. the 30a corridor has potential for strong to severe weather. rainfall totals, 1 to 3 inches locally. and anticipating snowfall across the great lakes. lake-enhanced snowfall into minnesota and wisconsin. look for 6 to 12 inches of snowfall across the region. back to you. >>> donald trump is facing increasing legal jeopardy. more on the jurisdictions. >>> and protests in france after the government forced through controversial pension reform. it's not going over well. we'll have the story after the break. stay wi

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. >> yes, the cleanup effort here in shreveport is under way, and right now the crews are cleaning out the debris, and they have started to make the repairs to the roof, and started the process of meeting with the insurance business here. a number of the businesses saw their businesses hit by a tornado. and this one is not doing as well as others that were parked here and that snow fell off of that roof and hit that car. so the, so, the national weather service had been telling them that the bad weather could make its way out here. and there wehere the man insides that the man siteout and they decided to wait inside. and we talked to tand he said because the damage was not as widespread or feared with what he thought. here are some awe -- audio that he with from him. >> this is the area around me, and this is looking like ground zero, and this is the little area here. there is some damage to the neighborhood to the west of us, and good bit of damage in the south broadmoor damage. >> amara, good news is that there are no reports of anybody injured. the number of folks that woke up witho

dallas-fort worth, shreveport.ive look outside the fox weather beast here in jackson, mississippi, some peeks of sunshine and warm temps, not the ingredients you want to see coming together. i'm concerned about the commute this afternoon, especially for dallas-fort worth, it could be messy and downright dangerous if it holds up. we'll get into the heart of the target zones here, hopping on interstate shortly to get you into the texas region. if you have family and friends here, texas, louisiana, mississippi, make sure they have multiple ways to receive warnings. the free box weather app is a great resource to keep you ahead of this. we are weathering this with you on fox weather. we will keep you informed and with the help of the fox weather beast getting inside some of these storms for you, john. >> john: will, good to have you. download foxweather.com, or scan the code, we'll leave it up for a second so you can grab it. >> jacqui: quick quick quick. >> john: fox weather, it's a great app. >> jacqui: fox news aler

intense long-lived tornadoes possible from dallas to shreveport.be running overnight so may have nighttime tornadoes and the storms continue to bring snow in northern areas over the next couple of days. >> this is a multiday event. >> we got days of this. >> thanks, sam. >> thank you so much. >> rebecca? >>> we turn to alarming news about colorectal cancer. it is on the rise among younger people across the country. the american cancer society says one in five new cases of the disease were in people under 55. that is nearly double the rate that we saw about 30 years ago and yet it's not exactly clear why and what's causing the shift but health experts believe diet and the environment may be contributing factors. >> all right, rebecca. >>> coming up in our "gma morning menu," the couple suing their fertility clinic clain they implanted an embryo with a cancer gene the couple wanted to avoid. an emotional interview ahead. >> and disturbing. >>> also this morning, tory is here with a dozen "deals & steals" from small businesses. they're all run by wome

worth over to shreveport all included there. we'll be detailing that.ber the northern low pressure system attached to the whole thing will bring more than 6 inches of snow, minneapolis has also had a top ten snowiest winter on record so everybody but us. george? >> okay, ginger, thanks. >>> we'll get the latest now on the war in ukraine and escalating tensions between the u.s. and russian after a warplane forced down an american drone over the black sea. chief global affairs correspondent martha raddatz has the story. good morning, martha. >> reporter: good morning, george. this morning, the u.s. searching for that downed multimillion-dollar drone after a russian pilot essentially hot dogging in international airspace collided with the drone. it has never happened before. a collision between a u.s. drone and a russian warplane. while reckless interceptions are common, like this one in 2020, this time was far different. two russian fighter jets making 19 passes at high speed by the u.s. drone over a 30-minute period, spraying the drone with fuel multiple

there is still the potential of severe weather overnight, so heads up shreveport to lake charles, this is an area that will see the line of storms move through the overnight hours and into the early morning hours on friday. there are the showers and thunderstorms picking up some of the moisture, maybe perhaps a bit of circulation from the gulf of mexico, but they start to peter out middle of the day on friday, and really we just focus our attention on precipitation along the entire eastern sea board. here is our chance of severe weather for friday, damaging winds, can't rule out a tornado, although the risk is not as high as what we experienced thursday. mobile into new orleans, that 30 corridor has for for for strong to severe weather. look at the rainfall totals, could see 1 to 3 inches locally and participating snowfall across the great lakes. lake enhanced snowfall across the upper peninsula and portions of minnesota and wisconsin. so 6 to 12 inches across that re region. back to you. >>> weeks of heavy rain across california have soaked the state and led to severe floods. the stat

well, on saturday two shootings in shreveport, louisiana left a dozen people wounded, and so far therearrests. but it was a mass shooting last month at michigan state university that spurred the state legislature to rewrite its gun laws. martha teichner sat down with the governor, gretchen whitmer. >> we are done only offering thoughts and prayers, and it's time for action. >> reporter: the shooting last month at michigan state university, killing three and injuring five, was the wrong kind of right moment to catapult gun control to the top of governor gretchen whitmer's agenda. whitmer may be days away from signing what she calls common sense gun measures into law. >> universal background checks. safe storage. and extreme risk protection orders. >> reporter: msu was the second mass shooting on whitmer's watch. in november 2021 a 15-year-old killed four and injured seven at oxford high school north of detroit. nothing changed. the difference between then and now? now in her second term she has e actn hurry to . >> been incredibly productive. >> reporter: passed already this year, tax b

at the end of the day, it was pretty shreveport. it amounted to the video of the defendant at the kennels that was on paul's phone he didn't know existed until fairly recently. the lie he told through the police officers about not being at the kennels, even though he was caught on videotape being at the kennels. the timeline, he had the opportunity to commit the murder and really nobody else plausibly did. that's what it came down to. that's pretty straightforward. >> i want to show this video. as soon as we have the sound on it, we will show it to you. here, you can hear it. let's talk about the importance of this video. this was a video that alex murdaugh did not know existed until into the trial, at some point in the investigation. this was his sons testimony, essentially. this proved alex murdaugh was at the scene very close to the killing. >> damning evidence. when you spin a narrative and you do not know what lies around the corner, that might contradict the narrative, which i wasn't there, it becomes a problem. why would you

the red zone all the way from northern iowa all the way down now to almost shreveport. those are tornado watches. but inside of those tornado watches our tornado warnings and we have had some storms that have been rotating already this afternoon , and this is early in the day. typically this is four or five o'clock in the heat of the day. these storms are not waiting. there is a storm right there to the west of hot springs that i am very worried about likely travels to the northwest of hot springs proper. but if you are in hot springs, you need to be taking cover right now. right now. that's how serious this is. you said. level five level five of five. this isn't like level five of 10. this is the worst we get. these are the biggest threats that we see from davenport's quad cities and then on this side over here, memphis those are two separate areas of high risk where severe storms will fire today. and that severe storms forecast center very concerned about the rotation of some of these likely e f 23 or higher on some of these storms today, and then by tomorrow, they're

move east and long track tornados ef-3 or higher for jackson, shreveport -- going off, i need everybody's through the day today. just to the north is heavy rain, we have three to four, maybe up to five inches of rain. watch the area in louisville. we have snow, travercity to chicago land. in the northeast, heaviest rain gets in around noon time. linsey in miami we'll talk about big heat later this morning. >> linsey: that map lit up all over the country, sam, thank you. to the investigation into the fatal police shooting of a man chased by two virginia police officers after allegedly shoplifting kun glasses. body footage has been released, pierre thomas is in washington with that. good morning, pierre. >> linsey, good morning, today there are serious questions about the training and judgment of police after man suspected of stealing sunglasses was fatally shot. the man was unarmed. the mother of a dc man fatally shot by police after he allegedly stole a pair of sunglasses just can't believe it. >> they drew their guns, fired and shot and killed him? and only thing they knew that he a pair

this area from alexandria to jackson to shreveport to memphis could have some big tornadoes possibles. very heavy rain. if you look at this louisville area, frankfurt, all the way to lexington into that area. they could be 6 inches of rain. that is serious flooding. drew: i am abc7new meteorologist drew tuma. it is a breezy afternoon with sun and clouds, an isolated showers possible in the north paper most areas may dry and we go to the mid to upper 50's for the afternoon highs. it gets chilly tonight and we have temperatures in the 30's and 40's under partly cloudy skies. look at the weekend. finally dry but we focus our attention early next week and the next atmospheric riri him "good morning america" >> for our spring fling, all you need to do is put your cell phone camera at the qr code on the screen. let's get this party started. >> pjs. >> go bananas for spring pajamas. did you get that? >> bananas are so fun. florals, margarita mama and we've got 20 different patterns. 100% cotton. we've got every single silhouette from robes to night shirts, you name it. huge assortment. all

. >> you got to have that shreveport facility open up. >> it is starting to open up. >> there was no offense they've took out natural gas capacity. it wasn't a cold winter. and so we're swimming in nat gas, we can't export enough of it. look at it, it could go past production easily. >> wow. >> and a very good pipeline. >> below 2 makes it very difficult for -- >> trust pioneer, and it's been a challenging time for scott sheffield. he's able to pivot to oil. the most natural gas as a percentage, they actually made the quarter. it's kind of funny. i do think that oil is bottoming, natural gas is different. we're not -- what's going to happen to new england. solar is not evidence. and there's not enough sun there. i mean, i think new england is going to be a lot like germany. >> like germany. >> yeah. >> like springtime in germany? sorry. i've been on vacation a couple weeks. >> you're on an intellectual vacation right now. listen -- >> that was a good one. that was a good one. >> i just think if you shut down all forms of energy and you don't extend the pipeline that there will be a l

possible, with this, and tomorrow, the threat really ramps up, this area right here, in deep red, shreveport, down to houston, we are looking at the possibility of very strong tornados. and then we move into friday, we are looking at a severe threat, stretching from nashville, knoxville, all the way down to albany and atlanta, heavy rain, rainfall rates of up to two inches per hour, we're talking flash flood threat h-threat, saturday, from little rock, to indianapolis, icing condition, dangerous conditions from chicago, albany, hartford, down into elkins, west virginia, and significant snow, we can't put numbers on it yet, but from friday to saturday, from iowa, detroit, syracuse, on into bangor, even new york city, may see a mix of rain and snow it is going to be a very, very difficult next 72 hours. we're going to get to your local forecast in the next 30 seconds. ♪ you don't have to keep tabs on rotating categories... this is the only rotating i care about. ... or activate anything to earn. your cash back automatically adjusts for you. can i get a cucumber water? earn 5% cash back that au

let's go to homer, calling from shreveport, louisiana on the democrat line. good morning.aller: yes. host: go ahead, homer. caller: i am an 80-year-old veteran and i don't understand why we took all the good giants -- jobs and sent them to china. that is what behooves me. thank you, sir. guest: you are right. we sent jobs but invited them into the global system because americans sent the jobs because they thought they could find good supplies and cheap labor. the goal was to make china file had a real stake in the international system we built up with allies after world war ii so they would cooperate and support it and become our friend and liberalize with time. that was always the theory the democrats and republicans had through both bush administrations, clinton and going back to nixon, ford, carter, reagan. it did not pan out that way and china has been using its greater power and more assertive and aggressive ways and also not playing by fair rules economically. we are seeing a new american consensus developed under both president trump and biden that we have to be tou

let's go to homer, calling from shreveport, louisiana on the democrat line. good morning.aller: yes. host: go ahead, homer. caller: i am an 80-year-old veteran and i don't understand why we took all the good giants -- jobs and sent them to china. that is what behooves me. thank you, sir. guest: you are right. we sent jobs but invited them into the global system because americans sent the jobs because they thought they could find good supplies and cheap labor. the goal was to make china file had a real stake in the international system we built up with allies after world war ii so they would cooperate and support it and become our friend and liberalize with time. that was always the theory the democrats and republicans had through both bush administrations, clinton and going back to nixon, ford, carter, reagan. it did not pan out that way and china has been using its greater power and more assertive and aggressive ways and also not playing by fair rules economically. we are seeing a new american consensus developed under both president trump and biden that we have to be tou

i was on talk radio this morning with keil in shreveport, louisiana.ron thinks because -- erin thinks that because she is of a certain age she will not be affected. no, the current law is that if the president chooses to do nothing, erin and everybody else who would currently be receiving social security would get a 24% cut in their current benefits. someone who is dependent upon this income to pay their bills, buy their groceries, she gets a 24% cut in the amount she is receiving. so there needs to be a choice between a massive, by law 24% benefit cut, and a real plan, a real choice to strengthen, to save, and to secure social security. to reference president reagan, this is a time for choosing. we can't wait because the longer we wait, the more expensive and drastic the solution becomes. and we shouldn't allow politicians to use social security as a political weapon to beat people into submission, to claim that one side wishes to do nothing and they're going to rescue it but offering nothing to stop this scheduled 24% cut. it may be good politics. it