the police shut down an interstate in south dakota.iana diaz is there. >> reporter: spring in south dakota turned winter white, clouding visibility and pushing 18 wheelers off the road. blizzard warnings spanned six states, from minnesota to colorado, where crashes closed i-70 in both directions near vail. the sand and salt being sprayed is salt in the wound for areas still recovering from last month's flooding. watertown, south dakota is in the storm's bull's-eye, getting up to 24 inches, on top of the 56 that's already fallen this year. that's nearly triple the norm. we joined scotty brinkman here while he was out treating the roads. he says this april storm is the biggest of the year. >> 50 degrees yesterday, and blizzarding today. >> reporter: when it was 50 degrees, did you ever think you'd be out here in the truck in a blizzard? >> no. no. i didn't. i figured we were done. i really did. and when they said the snowstorm was coming, i was like, "what?" >> reporter: more than eight inches have already fallen here in watertown, south

i am live here in hudson, south dakota.ttle town near the iowa border, or it was quiet, until now. hudson, south dakota, is less than one-third of a mile wide. with a population of just over 300 people. but now folks are flocking there for their chance to win big. a raffle a year in the making. a jackpot of $321,000. >> it bolsters the community, puts hudson on the map. such a small town, probably three-fourths of the people have never heard of it. >> reporter: they've heard of chase the queen. news spreading about the game played every wednesday at waddy's bar. folks buying raffle tickets. one winner chosen each w hoping for the queen of diamonds, which would mean all of that prize money. week after week, no one could find that queen. even as the deck dwindled. >> we can't believe it's still going on. we say, this has got to be the week. then it would be $60,000 and nobody would win. then we'd say, oh, next week somebody will win. it would be $80,000, and it just kept going on and on. >> reporter: until just hours ago. onl

minneapolis, there could be up to a foot of snowfall before this is all over, though, in parts of south dakotae expecting more than 2 feet. it is coming down so fast and so furious that officials actually temporarily closed the main interstate south of minneapolis because there were so many crashes and spinouts. hundreds of flights have been cancelled because of this storm. many of them have been in denver and of course feshofficials are asking people to stay off the roads if they can until this storms passes. >> gloves, it's cold out there. is this really a bomb cyclone, maybe not technically, but tell that to people getting hammered in the rockies, plains, meteorologist derek van dam live in the cnn center with the latest. so it's not technically a bomb cyclone, who cares, right, look how big it is? >> i don't think the people in minneapolis or denver care what you call it. it's just plain old nasty out there, especially across the plains. where up to 2 feet, even more of snow is expected today. it's when you add in the winds when things get really bad. they have already gusted over 100 mile

interstate 29 is closed in south dakota. interstate 90 is closed in south dakota.ey are telling people don't get stranded because that's what will happen when we get 24 to 30 inches of snow. this area of very heavy snow. see flashes in here. thundersnow. thunderstorms that it's cold enough and producing snow. so blizzard warnings continue for portion of six states. denver has been dropped out of that. minneapolis you're in a winter storm warning. snow, ice, rain and back to snow. here's how it plays out. the worst of it by far south dakota, central portions of minnesota and then eventually towards this evening and friday starts to shift a little further to the north. here's the snowfall forecast and areas of pink, a foot of snow all in minnesota. central minnesota. er and portions, right here. that's 18 plus inches of snow. that's on top of what's already fallen. on top of that very windy too because that's one of the criteria for our blizzard conditions. travel today very difficult in the middle of the nation. when we come back we'll talk about the weekend forecas

you're getting pummeled with snow, in south dakota and nebraska, as well. you get into thursday afternoon, you have the snow in minneapolis, turning over to complete for y sleet for you. not until later friday will this dissipate and start to move out. you heard around watertown they could be getting a foot to two feet. that's in pink. and portions of nebraska, as well. that area in blue, that's a foot or so. this is a big storm. this is not just about the snow. wind alerts spreadle 1,600 miles. a huge temperature swing. pratt, kansas, 88. tomorrow morning, 35 degrees. is it going to be a record-setter? it might be. >> as the storm moves on, downpours at the masters tournament on sunday, right? >> this will be a problem for the weekend at >> thank you very much. >>> the pentagon has released the names of three marines killed in a bombing in afghanistan. robert hendricks was 25 years old. benjamin hines was 31. we told you about christopher slutman last night. >>> he is now in charge of immigration enforcement. president trump says he plans to send more troo

minnesota, south dakota, colorado, check your flights. >> travel nightmare.derek. >>> something we haven't seen since the great recession. the nation's top banking ceo's grilled by congress r, ready to testify how well they are performing 12 years after the crisis. these men faced scrutiny in their roles in income inequality. congressman al green asked if the next ceo of their bank would be a female or person of color. none appeared to have raised their hands. >> the record has to be made, all white men and none of you, not one appears to believe that your successor will be a female or a person of color. >> the executives have not testified before congress as a group since 2009. missing from the group was tim sloan who recently stepped down as ceo of wells fargo as that bank faces a number of scandal. new data show middle classes in rich countries, the middle classes are shrinking and their economic power is diminished. warning this stress on the middle class will have serious consequences for nation's economic growth and their social fabric. maybe it's somet

blizzard warnings in nebraska south dakota and minnesota. that is where the heart of the storm is going to hit. >> reporter: for days the west coast blasted with devastating high winds and rising waters. overnight, winds gusting up to 70 miles per hour in california, toppling trees and power lines. fire crews responding to 100 calls in fresno in just 90 minutes. this 50-foot tree, ripped from the ground, sent crashing into this baldwin park home in los angeles county. the westbound freeway near crenshaw backed up for hours after a tree fell onto the road. power poles plucked out of the grounds, knocking out power for thousands. the wind kicking up this dust storm on the california/nevada state line. the dust so thick, it set off fire alarms. the stormy pattern flooding parts of washington state too, triggering high water rescues. firefighters escorting this man to dry land in pullman, clutching the front of a bulldozer. and this video just released, a vehicle crushed by a power pole, pinned under live wires over the weekend.

several areas with 2 feet of snow across portions of south dakota.nkfully it looks like this system at least when it comes to snowfall will weaken on friday. it will continue to cause some issues throughout northern parts of minnesota. on the eastern side of our storm, some scattered showers even some rumbles of thunder heading toward the east coast, and then all eyes are going to be on this weekend, especially saturday. could see some decent severe weather break out throughout the mid south as showers and thunderstorms are expected throughout texas, louisiana, and arkansas. we'll have to watch for severe weather there. >>> what about your high temperatures for friday? some spots really nice. 76 in charlotte, 81 in jacksonville, new york, about 56. d.c. at 67, chicago close to 50 as well as milwaukee. minneapolis trying to warm close to 40 degrees. cooler in cheyenne at 36. salt lake city at 42 with los angeles at 70 degrees. have a great weekend coming up. i'm meteorologist drew burgoyne, cbs news. >>> well, the city of chicago is suing actor jussie

stuart: senator mike rounds, republican south dakota. we appreciate you joining us. sir. >> thank you. stuart: yes, sir. we'll move now to a live radio show, brian kilmeade. he is the host of the brian kilmeade radio show is with us now. straight to the top subject. what a shock. i learned this morning that magic johnson had resigned as head of the l.a. lakers. is that organization falling to pieces, brian? >> lebron james certainly didn't help. the best player of basketball coming off a season where he got to the finals for three straight time, you thought 34, beginning of free agents and maturing of young players. it didn't happen. lebron james basically tuned out the team. he was sitting away from the team when he was here in new york. he felt like the team wasn't worthy of him. magic johnson has been under withering criticism. some say there was tension in the office. we know sometimes that leads to some other things. we saw other major players like

for now crews are busy clearing roads and restoring power across a wide area, including south dakota.driana diaz is there. >> reporter: if you're in the upper midwest, there is nowhere to run. 50mph wind gusts swirled snow that's expected to top two feet in watertown, south dakota. that's where we found retiree ron lord in a valiant yet futile effort. why are you out here trying to clear the snow off. it's just coming right back down? >> just to get rid of some of it for today and we'll do this again tomorrow morning. >> reporter: this is insane. it hurts when it hits your face. >> it does, yeah. >> reporter: the state looked entombed by ice. >> look at that. >> reporter: and with hundreds of miles of interstate closed, more than 100 truck drivers were stranded. so you're sleeping in your truck? >> yes, i am, yep, yep, yep. if i had left a half hour earlier, i think i could have got by the barriers. >> reporter: instead you're stuck here. >> right. which is better than being stuck out on the interstate or in a ditch. >> reporter: that's how hundreds found themselves in minnesota, wher

colorado, south dakota, nebraska and minnesota all under blizzard warnings starting at noon. >> we're going to see 6 to 18 inches of snow widespread, but that's not it. 55 to 60-mile-per-hour wind gusts. >> reporter: south dakota anticipating up to 2 1/2 feet of snow. in the rockies, a major temperature swing from record highs in the 80s tuesday to whiteout conditions. the april storm is taking many by surprise, especially this minnesota bride set to get married saturday. >> my bridesmaids have open-toed shoes and some cute, pink dresses and now it's going to be a blizzard. >> reporter: and it's back to work once again for the plow truck drivers in the great lakes. >> we'll have them all ready by the end of the day or by first thing tomorrow. >> reporter: accuweather meteorologists say this spring storm may be second only in strength to the bomb cyclone that pummelled the same area last month. >> it's happened before. doesn't happen often, especially consecutively the way that it has. >> reporter: delta, united, southwest and frontier are all willing to reschedule passengers while jet

here it is already snowing in south dakota, even thundersnow reporting a couple hours ago. it's snowing and then flashes in the sky and you hear the thunder. and also in the rockies. in all, six different states with portions of blizzard warnin warninwar warnings. it goes from denver all the way to minnesota. 15 million people are isn't the snow forecast. here's the forecast, pretty impressive for the north rockies, then from the plains to the north great lakes, this is a lot of snow. this area, especially in the purple, that's 12 inches. that's a foot of snow from rapid tee, all the way to minneapolis. this area of red here, that's expecting 24 inches of snow. 2 feet of snow is going to fall in the next 48 hours. on top of all of that, the winds have been very strong. a couple thousand people in l.a. without power because of high winds last night. 30 million people are under these high-wind warnings and advisories, right now. later today, yasmin, we could go up to 70-mile-per-hour wind gusts in texas. yesterday, it was so windy in

number five was pennsylvania number four, south dakota.ming in at number three, the buckeye state. nearly 20% of ohio's bridges are classified as structurally deficient or in need of repair the top two on this list, some eaonowo x sait ahead. every year, our analysts visit thousands of companies, in a multitude of countries, where we get to know the people that drive a company's growth and gain new perspectives. that's why we go beyond the numbers. t. rowe price. invest with confidence. >>> welcome back good morning beautiful look there at hong kong where it is the early evening. let's get you caught up to speed on what is happening in the markets. the money following yesterday's 190 point decline that could rebound a bit. down quite open. not a lot up, but it is in the green or implied up. nangs and s&p also showing very fractional gains the bond market, the yield hovering around that 2.5% mark keep in mind the minutes of the last fed meeting are due out at 2:00 today they certainly have the power not just to move the bond market, but to

up to 2.5 feet of snow expected in south dakota.the national guard is preparing to rescue stranded motorists. to four hours a day on air and on tictoc on twitter powered by more than 2700 day onists -- 24 hours a air and on tictoc on twitter powered by more than 2700 and analysts in more than 120 countries. of aa little bit more global feel today on the depth of the mario draghi press conference. then they were up in the last 12 hours or so. oil part of the story at these meetings. a little bit of a list for oil. then the great bull market worldwide. and the backstory we saw in davos. here, -.60 is a huge deal. oil elevated out over 70, many people calling for more. and jeff curry as well. up those of you waking across the atlantic, no question about it that madame lagarde is moving off of some of the late-night news. headline, what we call a hot headline. members areboard said to be seeking a meeting to actually block the merger. this goes back to the mother -- merger with deutsche bank. .e were looking at regulators these were con

and to be humbled by this passion that poured out on a whim to sioux falls south dakota. it is an incredible place for i had no idea all the things that were happening but the dominated impression who had any idea? c we were there for a couple of weeks then we went to michigan who knew there was a full manufacturing town that was founded by dutch people. half of the people there are one of the few jewish families in town. and then we went to burlington vermont and the coast of georgia and thought this was interesting. as time went on with geography we had the four corners approach by size. one large city was columbus, ohio which was a proof of concept a huge city that acted like a small town. places where mainly white significant black et cetera those that were rare in different stages of economic recovery and the poor the place that we were going to what about erie or san bernardino? it was serendipitous. . >> i work with the group and so i want to second your emphasis on the arts and the smaller communities those are a catalyst for change. can you recall the smallest to

. >> in south dakota, plows can barely keep up with all the snow that's piling up.uld hit nearly 3 feet before it's all over. >> in minnesota, heavy snow combined with winds of more than 50 miles an hour are creating dangerous, potentially life-threatening conditions. >> here's a live look at minneapolis/st. paul where you can see that snow that's falling and sleet. all that could last until tomorrow afternoon. abc's clayton sandell has more from the storm zone. >> reporter: spring might be on the calendar, but a powerful blizzard is bringing winter back to millions. in south dakota, cars off the road. winds above 50 miles an hour creating whiteout conditions. highway patrol shutting down more than 100 miles of interstate 29. the system even bringing thundersnow. on interstate 90 in billings, montana, watch as an suv driving too fast nearly slams into a roadside assistance vehicle. at denver's airport, a major hub, more than 850 flights delayed or canceled. colorado's governor activating the national guard in case drivers get stranded. to the south the leading edge

some scammers are finding ways around that technology and now congress seems ready to step in south dakota senator john thune introduced the traced act illegal robo calls to create a credible threat of prosecution and prison. for those violate t but companies who use those types of calls for legitimate purposes like sales pitches and debt collection are fighting back saying current and proposed laws could prevent them from doing business. we want to ensure that the bad illegal robo calls are stopped, are blocked or mitigated and the legal legitimate calls will go through. >>then there's the cost to consumers. lawmakers are worried that phone and internet providers may raise prices to pay for the technology to block the calls in washington, alexandra lee mounts. >>it's going to cost a lot more to be a subscriber to youtube tv that google own company says it's hiking the live tv subscription prices to 50 bucks a month that is up $10 from the previous price which was set in march of last year and if you get the youtube tv through an apple device are going to pay $55 a month. >>also happening

you can use south dakota to get back to new york. all the outbound lanes are shut down because of a crash before south dakota avenue. inbound is not affected. that is gd. 66 is fine. 95 south before 17, falmouth, left lane blocked byne the work zo zoming in, laurel -- zooming in, laurel, right lane getting by the work zone there. 95, live look northbound and southbound at powder mill, no major problems northbound or southbound. >> thank you. >>> just before 3:00 this morning, paris firefers confirmed the fire at notre dame was fully extinguished. these are live pictures of the scene. right now crews are assessing the structural integrity of what's left of the landmark. >> firefighters started battling the massive fire yesterday afternoon. at one point flames shot out of the roof of the world-famous caeedral. the f caused thespire to collapse. the cathedral was in the middle of renovation at the time. here'ss whaft inside. historical items survived like the cross you see. an eyewitness described the most thespi spire collapsed. >> at

you can get around this easily using south dakota avenue. that willet you around it as they continue this investigation. ednn loring, outer loop near 66, left lane block by a work zone. annandale, outer loop before gallows and braddo, right lane is getting by. the rest is looking ago. northbound 395 after washington boulevard, left lane is getting by that roadwork. aaron? >> thank you. >>> we begin this morning with a developing story halfway around the world. less than 24 hours after it started, now fire investigators are still unsheer what caused he fire at the cathedral of notre dame right now the fire is out, but the damage left behind is heartbreaking to see. >> take a look. picture from paris showing you what remains. no lives were lost, but the people who call that city home say f itls as if someone was taken from them, and they will never be able to get that back. video shows the moment the caedral's spire collapsed. the spire andhe roof which were destroys are more than 8 -- destroyed are more than will 50 years old. it started arou

now we look for a mix that's going to push across nebraska into south dakota. ctually indicating flooding that's expected throughout portions of iowa once again, and then severe thunderstorms moving to the south. look at these accumulations, 12 to 24 inches throughout south dakota, portions of minnesota, and then look at the winds gusting at 50 to 60 miles per hour. janai, kenneth? >> our thanks to paul. >>> attorney general william barr is bracing for another round of questions about the mueller report as he returns to capitol hill today this time facing senators. >> barr told house members that he'll release a redacted version of the report in a matter of days, but he clashed with democrats who are demanding to see the entire report with nothing blacked out. abc's mary bruce has the details. >> reporter: arriving on capitol hill, attorney general bill barr for the first time facing off with lawmakers about his handling of the mueller report, promising there's more to come soon. >> within a week, i will be in a position to release the report to the public. >> r

if you can even see me through the snow, you can see that things are not letting up here in south dakotawhere winds remain fierce and the snowdrifts are taller than i am. jeff? >> we can see you barely. thank you for that report. and for your crew, drive carefully. >>> there's been an arrest in a senseless case of domestic terrorism. a white man in louisiana is charged with setting fire to three black churches in his own neighborhood. >> reporter: 12 hours after investigators in st. landry mahews asp pu t rimes were imminent. >> reporter: the arrest affidavit indicates that a red gas can left at one of the churches was a key piece of evidence. it led to a walmart receipt used to identify him. detectives used drones, surveillance video and tracking to connect him to the three scenes. officials say the suspect's father, a sheriff's deputy, took matthews to a spot where the arrest could be made safety. >> holden's father is an employee of mine, a fine man. he was shocked and hurt, as any father would be. >> reporter: authorities say matthews was into black metal anti-christian mus h red a t

this time on south dakota avenue. news4's mental health just arrived on the scene and joins us live with the latest.t' megan, w going on? >> reporter: yeah, it's happenea again a september 11th here in northeast. i'm going to step out of the way so you can take a live look. you see the vehicle involved in this attempted atmbe rob her. they broke in through the front window of this 7-eleven. it appears that the truck got stuck. in fact, that's the tow truck operator that you're seeing there. he's been kinds of spinning wheels trying to pull the drug out of the store. now the robber or robbers, they were not able to actually get away with the atm. su can see they were successful inshing that truck into the 7-eleven. a failed attempt at this point. this has been going on now for well over a month, almost two months here. this is t fifth attempted or successful atm robbery since mid-march, the ninth since the beginning of of the year. a rash of crimes. in some cases, the robbers have been able to make away wit a th atmsnd

we're at south dakota avenue right near riggs roa in northeast. the latest incident here.oking at surveillance cameras, trying to piece together what happened, lookingor s.witnesse at this point, no arrests have beenmade,nd the robbers didn't get away with any money. >> thanks. >>> prince william county police are searching for the gunman who shot a 17-year-old in dale city. opper 4 was ove the scene as paramedics rusd the teen to a waiting medevac yesterday. no word on his condition this morning. it appears the shooting happened in a parking lot outside of soms town hn bright leaf court. prince william county police collected evidence from the scene and knocked on doors looking for witnesses. flow word yesterday on a suspect or motive. >>> 6:47. a man accused ofac attng a 94-year-old woman here in northwest washington is in custody now and expected to face a judge today. >> r-53-yead jonathan little allegedly targeted the woman while she walked to her car along connecticut avenue and cleveland park. littlehed her purse and stabbed her. news4 talked to the victim again las

>>parts of the us are back in a deep freeze, this was the scene today in aberdeen south dakota. a powerful snowstorm slams south dakota last night leading to extremely hazardous travel conditions across the state. several roads are shut down there are also reports of dozens of drivers stranded on area highways. that is the sound of the wind howling in marshall minnesota the storm was affecting more than a million people across 12 states. >>as of this afternoon more than 75,000 customers didn't have power. more than 30,000 of those outages are in minnesota. our weather and the weather over there a calmer we're lucky. no play usual see storms destroyed this time of year this is some kind of wicket cold storm that is rolling across never truly became a bomb cycle. and that's when you see really rapidly intensify. >>and it really decreases in the low pressure center that never quite happened still a magnificent storm. this is tremendous as you're seen as much as 2 feet of snow on the backside of the system out ahead of it. the potential for some more severe weather this going to roc

picture with south dakota senator john thune.is there's only one guy who can muscle him out out of the picture with mitch mcconnell and that's the president of the united states, a state donald trump won by 30 points. even though john thune is theoretically and only theoretically the number two guy in the senate leadership, it's not like he's the second most talked about republican senator. he doesn't come in second to mitch mcconnell about comments of affairs of state. in fact john thune's career is mostly a silent movie. and that works for him because it works for south dakota where he's been elect today the senate three times, once unopposed. in this free space tonight where we'd like to show you video of the damning accusations against the president of the united states exposed in the mueller report, we have nothing. john thune has not rushed to the camera or microphone to issue his moral guidance on what we've been reading about the president whose shoulder he gets to stand on sometimes. but thanks to congressional record an

shaky power lines amid the roughly 4,500 power outages in south dakota. some interstates shut down.any are still trying to reopen. the sheriff's department in south dakota with this warning. >> the roads are terrible. >> reporter: and the snow is piling up here as crews work around the clock to try to keep roads clear. already more than 500 crashes reported across minnesota. visibility is a big problem. some areas dealing with 70-mile-per-hour wind gusts creating those very, very dangerous near whiteout conditions. alex perez, abc news, st. cloud, minnesota. >> hard to believe we are in april. here's a quick look at the forecast. part of that same system is moving into the northeast, bringing some rain and a few thunderstorms. >> plan on 2 to 4 more inches of snow from the eastern dakotas to the great lakes, some showers and thunderstorms in the southwest, more snow in the rockies, and stormy across the south. we will keep a check on the weather throughout this morning. >>> the lawyer that took on president trump on behalf of adult film star stormy daniels is facing a new batch of f

shaky power lines amid the ro h roughly 4,500 power outages in south dakota. some interstates shut down. many are still trying to reopen. the sheriff's department in south dakota with this warning. >> the roads are terrible. >> just looks awful. alex perez is with us from st. cloud, minnesota, tonight. and alex, i know you were telling us, they plan to work through the night to clear the roads. stay patrols, even the national guard standing by tonight? >> reporter: yeah, david. the snow is piling up. crews working around the clock to try to keep those roads clear. there's already more than 500 crashes reported across minnesota. officials here saying they're doing whatever they can to keep things moving. but it's going to be a long night ahead. david? >> all right, alex perez, our thanks to you. >>> let's get right to senior meteorologist rob marciano, tracking it all for us as this now moves east. hey, rob. >> reporter: hi, david. such an expansive storm and winds over 100 miles per hour. two feet of snow. so powerful for mid april. look at this. wind alerts i

in fact, these images are from watertown, south dakota, tonight. interstate 29 there shut down for 100 miles. at this hour, the storm is gaining strength. conditions worsening as it heads east. we have the track tonight, as we head into the night, and abc's clayton sandell is in the storm zone for us. >> reporter: tonight, spring might be on the calendar, but a powerful blizzard is bringing winter back to millions. in south dakota, cars off the road. winds above 50 miles an hour creating whiteout conditions. a highway patrol shutting down more than 100 miles of interstate 29. the system even bringing thundersnow. on interstate 90 in billings, montana, watch as an suv driving too fast nearly slams into a roadside assistance vehicle. at denver's airport, a major hub, more than 850 flights delayed or canceled. colorado's governor activating the national guard in case drivers get stranded. to the south, the leading edge of the cold front spawning this gustnado near pueblo. and in the west, winds gusting above 45 miles an hour fanning a fast-moving brus

but these are some of the totals that we saw with the storm sixty two centimeters in parts of south dakota sixty nine centimeters of snow here in parts of colorado but that's not the only thing we're also talking about the wins it was one hundred thirteen club repairer gusts here in minnesota as well as doubt here one hundred sixty four in new mexico so we're getting a little better in terms of what we're seeing here is the system right now up to the north it is still going to be quite snowy anywhere from the great lakes of through parts of canada but it's going to be down towards the south of the next couple days that's going to be a new scenario with the tail end of this system and down here across texas notice the the area of rain that's going to begin to move to the east and we are going to be seeing the threat of severe thunderstorms. well kevin many thanks indeed still to come here on the news out trouble for a t.v. network this dedicated to india's prime minister and i. watch this space some other significant step towards tourists heading out of this world. that in sport one of the

in south dakota, cars off the road. winds above 50 miles an hour creating whiteout conditions. 100 miles of interstate 29 shut down. the system even bringing thundersnow. on interstate 90 in billings, montana, watch as an suv driving too fast nearly slams into a roadside assistance vehicle. at denver's airport, a major hub, more than 850 flights delayed or canceled. colorado's governor activating the national guard in case drivers get stranded. to the south, the leading edge of the cold front spawning this gustnado near pueblo. and in the west, wind gusting 45 miles an hour fanning a fast-moving brush fire in palm springs, california, tuesday evening, prompting evacuations. downing trees and power lines in l.a. county. and in southeast washington state, streets submerged in pullman. fire end l loader to rescue a man. >> clayton sandell with us live tonight from interstate 25, a white denver there behind you. and clayton, i know traffic is moving right now, but authorities are concerned this is getting worse as we head i

look at south dakota, i wish i could tell you these are old images.with it not just the snow but the wind ahead of the front there. pueblo, colorado had a gustnado. plenty of things to talk about from wisconsin and michigan and those winter storm warnings, down to the advisories in alabama and mississippi and back to sk of course, the heart of i nebraska and south dakota and western minnesota for the next 24 hours. we'll be talking about an additional 1 to 2 feet of snow and again, the wind gusts on top of all of that. robin? >> and it is april. okay, ginger, thank you. michael. >> thank you, robin. >>> we're going to turn now to some royal news that's just in. meghan and harry announcing their plans for the royal baby this morning. abc news james longman is in london with how the duke and duchess are doing things their own way. top of the morning to you, james. >> reporter: good morning, michael. yeah, anticipation is certainly building this morning. we're now learning the first details of how meghan and harry plan to have their first child. now, unl

areas of south dakota have already gotten up to 18 inches.o feet. >> whoa. >> in our series, the road to 2020, we're talking to current and perspective candidates about issues affecting the country. washington governor jay inslee is running a presidential campaign centered on fighting climate change. the governor, he launched a clean energy fund to invest in new technologies. the democrat also issued a clean air rule to cap carbon emissions in the state and expanded public transit in the seattle area. governor inslee joins us now. good morning. >> good morning. >> let me ask you this, a lot of people think in politics now you can't take on an issue that is this large. the opposite party of yours, the majority opinion in that party is that human contribution to climate change is minimal, is not the driving factor. how is this going to get changed in any significant way through the political process? >> well, through democracy, the people expressing their voices and they are expressing voices now. we are a scientifically literal country. just t

part of minnesota and south dakota could see as much as 30 inches of snow before the storm shifts to canada. schools are closed in minneapolis. and closing all nonessential city offices. a pickup truck driver was killed wednesday when police say he lost control of the truck and slammed into a snowplow. >>> a minnesota strait troopate got a sense of conditions. passing wind gusts literally knocking the trooper to the ground. i'm laughing with him, i hope. a little icy there. the state patrol said he was not injured but say the video is a reminder of the treacherous conditions caused by this snowstorm. the blizzard conditions will slowly wind down across the midwest, just in time for possible severe weather in the south. here's meteorologist derek van dam. >> great friday morning, dave and christine, although our winter storm is starting to die down, we're still feeling the effects of our brutal blizzard across the northern plains and some of the heftier snowfall. you can see watches and warnings still in effect. breezy conditions wrapping in behind the storm system and a cold front ma

the planes could get more than two feet of snow by friday morning and south dakota could be mitt there than 30 inches of snow possible. that is incredible >> especially for this late in the year, i would think. >> yes. >> not unheard of -- >> no. >> steve, you worked there. >> seriously. i know. a week later a blizzard. i heard tornado warnings after that. i called my dad and said i am not in the bay area anymore. >> no! april and may are the most severe for that area. the front range there, a huge system to the dakotas and wisconsin and minnesota, then south of that there is a severe line, look at the difference in the temps! i mean 71 in st. louis. 38 in chicago! even if you have travel plans there, if they go maybe way south i would think it would be a bumpy ride but that is a heck of a system. for us a little snow shower activity or light rain in and up around reno. it is just clipping the sierra for us. the winds will be cranked up again, a coastal wind advisory this time, 40s to 60. there is a little breeze already. not roaring but it is there and it will kick up later this aft

they were in iowa, next door in south dakota, and they seize on this. part of it was these caucuses, which start early, people would take care of the usual party business, they allow people to leave and encourage a lot of governor supporters to stay until the end, then they elected delegates and elected george mcgovern delegates. people saw what happened and how it worked, paid off for them, so everybody has tried to replicate that in one way or another. one of the starts to the campaign or to our coverage is the iowa state fair. whether it is in election year or not. look for who is coming to the fair. who shows up? look at the democratic and public and party events, big day begin dinners, jefferson, jackson dinners. who are the speakers? who is showing up for those things? you get an idea of who is checking out iowa and iowa voters. it is mostly democrats, obviously, since we don't expect anybody to present a serious challenge to the president. you look at who is showing up now. last fall, with the 2018 election, who was showing up to campaign for con

south dakota getting a lot of this. western minnesota is going to feel it., it's the wind. you put a 60 mile-per-hour gust with that it is going to impact your travel anywhere from denver to minneapolis. by the way, last year minneapolis had their largest april snowstorm right about this time. they had 15.8 inches. ts time. it will be west of them but still, again. >> i know. >> for some reason i feel like you can control the weather. >> stop it. >> michael, i can. it's right here in my hand. >> all right, thank you, ginger. >>> now we're going to go to a record-breaking night on "jeopardy!" 34-year-old james holzhauer from las vegas hauled in more than $110,000 in one game. he's a professional sports gambler. he had the goal to break the previous cast winnings, which was a record of 77,000, which was set by roger craig back in 2010. of course he crushed it. take a look at how much he wagered for the final question. >> and how much did you risk? $38,314. a new one-day record. >> and the reason behind that big bet at the end, because he did some quick math an

so far over 2 feet of snow and south dakota, some places much as. 2 and a half feet as we've seen the system kind of just all out here bring in lots of snow into minnesota and also to the dakotas and then you've got all the rain the severe weather out ahead of it so this is some kind of storm that is working its way across the country and tomorrow going to be a mess is well behind here you've got blizzard conditions yet those gusty winds you get all that snow out ahead of it you have very stormy weather the potential for some a strong thunderstorms maybe some tornadoes so with associated with that system as it moves toward the eastern seaboard and then of course for the coming weeks, we've got that snow melt hadn't or problems with flooding rivers along much of the country's midsection stormy weather going to be concerned there out west i'm not so much about this a beautiful shot tonight. odds are pretty windy around the bay area when a weak system dive the bay area skies today but now that has moved on out the winds though have kicked up and they continue to blow out there specially

this time, it's the store on south dakota avenue inhe nortt. unlike the previous smash and grabs, this time the group got violent attacking employees inside the store. >> once inside, they forced two employees to the ground. robbed them of their personal property. >> setimes the thieves get away with the atm. this time, that did not happen. police found three of the atms stolen in past robberies on fire in an empty lotge in prince ges county. >>> an update this morning on an investigation into a montgomery county police-involved shooting from back in january. earlier in the year officer christopher le point sho and killed this man suspected of an attempted robbery in silver spring. yesterday it announced the investigation found the officer's actions were juorified. the r states on january 16th he walked into the bb&t bank and claim aed a bomb was i his ckpack. a panic button pressed alerting authorities. the suspect ran out of the bank demanding he stop.tted him when he did not, the officer firedal sever shots. he was later -- he was hit and la

. >> so they asked a different medical examiner to look at the case, a south dakota pathologist dr.>> dr. randall gave the injuries highly suggestive of a struggle and ruled it a homicide. >> homicide. there was only one suspect. in april 2013, 15 months after emily died, alex fausino was arrested and charged with his wife's murder. >> they said, you're under arrest. i was in complete shock. when you are innocent, you don't think it can happen. you think, they're going to come to their senses, they're going to see it. but -- no. >> he spent three weeks in jail before being released on bond. alex's sister says her brother was charged with murder because of small town politics. what was it that you think kept the state sort of moving forward with the idea of prosecuting? >> well, i think it was the beckwiths. the power they have in that community. i believe they were putting political pressure on the state to prosecute this. >> the suggestion that there was some sort of political pressure put on my office to push this case forward or to charge it is absolutely nonsense. it didn't happ

south dakota is in the bull's- eye where they could get up to 24 inches of snow. meanwhile we are enjoying mild weather. it is windy, though. >> that's right. nothing compared to the rest of the country but we are dealing with wendy conditions along the coast which is why a wind advisory is in effect for the bay area coastline as well as the san francisco peninsula. you can see the breakers on the beach camera now. temperatures are in the upper 50s to low 60s. here is the wind advisory in effect for the coastline and the peninsula. gusts up to 45 miles an hour. looking at the wind increasing heading through the afternoon. the satellite and radar view with the ridge of high pressure shifting to the west. you can see the clouds going over the ridge into the bay area. this is a weak weather system bringing in the clouds and kicking of the wind. on future cast looking at mostly cloudy skies heading through tomorrow. if you want more sunshine you will have it on friday and saturday. the future cast wind gusts show stronger wins along the coast and breezy for the rest o

parts of south dakota and minnesota could see as much as 30 inches of snow before the storm shifts northchools are closed today in minneapolis. fargo, north dakota, has closed all nonessential city offices due to the blizzard like conditions, and in denver, a pickup truck driver was killed on wednesday when police say he lost control of the truck and slammed into a snowplow. >>> a minnesota state trooper got a sense of the treacherous conditions as he responded to a jackknifed tractor-trailer, a passing wind gust knocked the trooper to the ground as he was trying to direct traffic. he was not jerd binjured but tho is a reminder. the conditions will slowly wind down across the midwest, just in time for possible severe weather in the south. meteorologist derek van dam has the forecast for us. >> great friday morning, dave and christine, although our winter storm is starting to die down, we're still feeling the effects of our brutal blizzard across the northern plains and some of the heftier snowfall and stronger winds stretches into the great lakes as well. you can see the watches and warn

colorado, south dakota, nebraska, and minnesota all under blizzard warnings starting at noon. >> we're going to see 6 to 18 inches of snow widespread, but that's not it. 55 to 60-mile-per-hour wind gusts. >> reporter: parts of south dakota and minnesota are anticipating up to two and a half feet of snow. in the rockies a major temperature swing from record highs in the 80s tuesday to whiteout conditions. the april storm is taking many by surprise especially this minnesota bride set to get married saturday. >> my bridesmaids have open-toed shoes and cute pink dresses. now it's going to be a blizzard. >> reporter: and it's back to work once again for the plow truck drivers in the great lakes. >> we'll have them ready by the end of the day for first thing tomorrow. >> reporter: accuweather meteorologists say this storm may be second in strength to the bomb cyclone that pummeled the same area last month. >> it's happened before t. doesn't happen often especially consecutively. >> reporter: delta, united, southwest and frontier are willing to reschedule passengers while jetblue is offering

this area of red is 18 inches of snow is expected in areas of south dakota, southern minnesota, even minneapolis is expected to get a foot of snow out of this. so, yeah, it's going to be a mess. by the time we get through thursday interstate 90 will be closed. this will be an incredibly powerful blizzard. winds could gust to 60 miles per hour and up to 18 inches of snow. middle of april. that's cruel. >> i feel like if we're sitting here on the east coast, 70 degrees and sunny we're over it, seeing that forecast for the people in the middle of the country. >> it was 70s a couple of days ago. >>> what a difference makes. virginia completes the turn around in an overtime thriller. details next in sports. >>> end of a fabulous tournament. rebound into the hands of hunter. and virginia with the all time turnaround title. >> all right. how many people in this room had virginia? raise your hands. welcome back. time now for sports. new ncaa basketball champion top seeded virginia they are national champions. they defeated texas tech. to minneapolis the teams were neck to neck. virginia took

. >> dana: wonneder what you think about the citizens of south dakota. would any of those things actually come true if government takes over healthcare? >> his plan wouldn't accomplish any of those things. what he's talking about is a one size fits all government run plan which takes insurance away from 180 million americans who have it today, paid for by the taxpayers at a cost, according to most estimates of over $30 trillion. so this does noted give people more choices. all it does is put the government in charge of their healthcare. that is an idea that i think the american people are going to reject. frankly, one that we would have the opportunity to discuss and debate. >> dana: looks like you'll get your wish there. i'm gonna give you 30 seconds on, you're going to try to help us get rid of these robo calls. >> we've got a bill that would -- you won't get rid of all of them but there were 26 billion robo calls made last year that annoy the american people. many of nuisance. some are flat preying on vulnerable populations. we've got a bill that take

justinch is live along south dakota avenue with more on what the robbers left behind. familiar story, my friend. tell us about it this time. >> reporter: erika, left behind another big mess. it is now a scene we bring you almost every week now. crime tape with 7-eleven police presence and crews working to restore a -- a smashed in window that theyo tried t steal the atm from. these people are on the radar of law enforcement in three areas, and now d.c. and before that mta ier and in prince george's county, police in every jurisdiction now wking to see what or who is connecting these cases. a major clean-up at this north east 7-eleven. one so big it requires more than a mop and broom. crews clearing away broken glass and torn metal but will restore a window that was here until it overnight. down in an effort to steal an atm. >> i haven't seen anything happen at this gas station. in my knowledge, maybe there has been. >> something police have seen before and are trying now to stop. this morning d.c. police taped off and shut down this south dakota avenue 7-eleven near ke

i know south dakota is not the only community that is impacted. many of us need a helping hand. many of the people in our states are too proud to ask for a helping hand, but tonight i ask my colleagues in this body and the senate to do everything they can to put politics aside and tore pass a disaster relief bill that can do much needed work for our country. i yield back. mr. dunn: i thank representative johnson for his description and his words and also for his granular knowledge of his district. i know that's a benefit to everybody there. i would like to yield four minutes to my good friend from florida his district abuts mine n the east side. mr. rutherford: i thank you for gig me the opportunity to speak about this very important topic impacting our state and our constituents. madam speaker, i rise today to strongly urge house and particularly the senate leadership to stop turning their back on hurricane survivors in my home state of florida and pass the disaster supplemental bill before congress leaves for the next two weeks. last october, hurricane michael ravaged our stat