, mississippi, south, louisiana, mississippi, alabama, and now florida being hit by these tornado. at least three deaths across several states and again there in pensacola the fire departments are extremelyusy here. several buildings at an apartment complex have been damaged. gas leak a that firefighters are working on. reported injured as well at least 6 people at one apartment complex so again confirmed tornado hitting pensacola tonight string of stormrmmoving across the south. we have much more for you for four reporting live on the satellite center, 7 news night team. >> okay. >>> coming up at 11:00 o'clock. as you have just seen, some 80's of the country including florida hit hard tonight b those tornado. >> that front heading south so maybe we see some part of thisfilm. >> right now as a matter of fact pensacola and parts of the panhandle remain under tornado watch until 4 a.m. that means that all the ingredient are present for more twisters to take place and indeed that is part of a front that is headed in our drechblingts we can see some of the strong weather some time tomo

schools across south louisiana and mississippi cancelled classes ahead of the storm...to avoid having buses on the road. governors in both louisiana and mississippi decleared states of emergency. jackie orozco fox35 news. you can track the weather 24-7 by downloading our free fox 35 weather app. go to the app store or google play store. you can also text "iphone" or android to 87057 breaking news... a shooting investigation is underway in daytona beach. and right now... the gunman may still be on the run. the volusia county sheriff's office tells us daytona beach police are investigating two crime scenes. one of them is at home on sheridan drive. the other... right down the street... at "cypress park". this all began just we're hearing there may be 2 people shot... and that police are collecting evidence from a car they believe the shooter we will continue to follow this breaking g. new this morning-- an orlando police officer is recovering in the hospital -- after being injured in a crash overnight! this happened around 1 o'clock this morning-- in along west oak ridge road in accordi

rice growers were wrought into louisiana and south carolina. into louisiana and south carolina. you find this trading in africa going to specific markets in the united states to create that crop wealth. so, most of the people in the earlier so we can see were coming from west and central africa, a few people born in the caribbean. most people are coming internationally. something that is important to note about the movement across during the time of the atlantic slave trade is that the vast majority of settlement of the new world was african compulsory settlement. of all the people who crossed from the old world to the new 1807, four out of five came from africa. the vast majority was enslaved africans being forced on ships and across the atlantic. there are not good estimates about the actual number. david altus, has come to the figure of about 12.5 million people, not including people who didn't make it, people who died en route to the boat. about 12.5 million people involved in the middle passage. an enormous diaspora. of that 12.5 million people, came to the territories that

industries here in sioux city and both are from the south, louisiana and misssppi to be exact. they say the winter weather is the worst they've seen since moving to the hawk eye state. "this is my first time out today, just to kind of see what it's like out here. i was was going to go run and check the mail and uh it's a mix between crazy and amazing, i'm from louisiana so this is my first time seeing something like this and uh it's a sight for sure," says arvie. "it's pretty much...it's like a freezing cold hurricane in the south," says cobb. ivan and joshua y they have no plans of leaeang their homes, at roads clear up. bria: jenna, now you know i'm from texas so i personally understand what joshua and ivan are going through. i'm tossing it back to you in studio, live in sioux city. bria bell abc 9 news. jenna: ter work be sure to drink lolo of hot chocolate. hopefully the weather clears up soon. weather clears up soon. jenna: blizzard-like conditions disrupted flights at des moines international airport today. this, as airport officials were bracing for the mass exodus of me

that huge win in new hampshire and he spent most of the week campaigns and his focuses is on south louisiana. >> you can bet on the unpredictable and what became normal remarks. >> from now on, he's on his best behaviorer and he squares not to square. >> feven it is not a bad word. if it is a little bitoff, they would kill me >> i will never do it again, actually. >> motors in the south threw out the bible saying they are turned off by trump's language. >> we won't know until march 15th when florida votes, can trump win? >> they'll split-t accomplishment put trump at the top. >> the doors here open at 5:00. >> you need a ticket to get in. they are free and i justchecked the website. the tickets are still available. >> for more information rally at on abcactionnews. >> today t board will describe whether kathryn lose her job. sthoo board members admitted they could not substantiate any of their neighbor's plan. >> 16 minutes until 6:00. al case of home grownterrorism. this is martin, he's accused of threatening to fire bombs and shoot people at the islamic center. >> smith plans to lee guilty

. >>> in south louisiana tornados killing at least three people there. right now survivor ares -- survivors are sifting through debris. in virginia three people confirmed dead tonight after a possible tornado touches down east of norfolk. damage so severe storm debris made it difficult for first responders to reach the injured. >> it is interesting because in spite of the fact we had a tornado watch in our area and several tornado warnings, we had we are very lucky. that area as we mentioned hit virginia. it was eventually tornado watches and tornado watches all the way done. we got hit rather heavy earlier own today. now that skies are beginning to clear, temperatures will be dropping. upper 50s to low 60s right now. you will be waking up to temperatures anywhere from the upper 40s to low 50s across our northern counties to the low to mid 50s elsewhere. this is just the beginning. later on in the week we could be talking freezing temperatures across part of the area. >>> tonight tampa police are searching for someone who a laser strikes are considered d

40s, between 8:00 and 8:00. the rain beginning around 11:00 at night. severe weather to the south. louisiana, mississippi, alabama, the panhandle of florida, getting hit right now. we'll see the temperature fall with the snow and then climb as we get to the weekend. i'll detail all of that coming back to rob and cammy. >>> we're following a local breaking news alert. a spill of soybean oil could cause the driver to lose control and hit a pole. a woman was taken to the hospital. crews had to close the intersection to clean up the mess. the police did catch up with the tanker. it's unclear how long it is leaking the soybean oil. >>> after a deadly crash, that police say involved heroin. detectives are trying to sort out who is driving and who may be looking into drugs. the man who died on 275. >> jeff hirsh spent the afternoon looking at court records and he looks into a man who by his own admission a drug addict and drug dealer. >> when you go to the documents, drugs and inability >> and the man has a long paper trail of trouble in fact, in the letter that michael wrote to the judge, gillham

south. louisiana, mississippi, alabama those are all tornado warnings. and the large red box is a tornado watch. that's going inform to -- to be the deep south. tomorrow morning, whatever is left of that comes this way. now, the storm prediction center says the yellow area, there's a slight chance of severe weather tomorrow. i would not be surprised in fact i expect a tornado watch will be issued for part of the area tomorrow morning. but not for everybody. we will take a closer look at that and the weekend forecast coming up in a couple of minutes. >>> a close call tore a sarasota county deputy caught on camera. in this dash cam video you see the deputy driving down i-75 yesterday afternoon. in the distance a wrong-way driver coming right at him. you see him there in the break- down lane. deputies were able to stop the driver, 21-year-old ryan flurry. his blood alcohol level was three and a half times the legal limit. thankfully no one was injured. >>> tonight a 13-year-old is in custody after taking off on nearly a two-hour crime spree. deputies say the

south. louisiana into mississippi and alabama that is where they have a tornado watch. plenty of thunderstorms in the mississippi area. southern part of mississippi. where most of the action is right now back to the west is where the low is. we are ahead of it. we have the cool, gray conditions outside. that is because we are still to the north of the warm front. here is the dividing line with all the warm air is. air is. but that is going to push to the north of us tomorrow and bring too. here is this low pressure system right now it looks so far aaway but that is going to cause problems tomorrow. for now not a lot to worry about for the rest of the day. maybe showers and the cloudy skies and things change tomorrow. wednesday forecast. we start out close to 50 . 65 by noon. a big jump in the temperatures. the middle of your day is the best chance of thunderstorms for us and 67 is your high. rainfall totals many of us have seen one to two inches in charlotte. we could add to that an inch that is why we have that flash flood watch in effect and the winds on top of that c

, mississippi, south, louisiana, mississippi, alabama, and now florida being hit by these tornado. at least three deaths across several states and again there in pensacola the fire departments are extremely busy here. several buildings at an apartment complex have been damaged. gas leak a that firefighters are worng on. several people have been reported injured as wewe at least 6 people at one apartment complex so again confirmed tornado hitting pensacola tonight string of storms moving across the south. we have much more for you for satellite center, 7 news night team. >> okay. >>> coming up at 11:00 o'clock. as you have just seen, some 80's of the country including florida hit hard tonight by those tornado. >> that front heading south so maybe we see some part of this film. >> right now as a matter of fact pensacola and parts of the panhandle remain under tornado watch until 4 a.m. that means that all the ingredient aree present for more twisters to take place and indeed that is part of a front that is headed in our drechblingts we can see some of the strong we have a lieutenant

louisiana. wind advisories for a chunk of the south. all of the areas in brown and the green, those are flash flood advisories we were just talking about. severe threat extending as we go through wednesday. the storm prediction center has slight risk for many of our counties and enhanced risk for eastern sections. don schwenneker will have more on that in minutes. barbara: a commuter train the rails in ttakeoff. why snow is suspected of damaging the engine. barbara: a live look at durham this afternoon. don schwenneker says it is going to be a rainy couple of days. don: severe weather tomorrow. today we have the heaviest rain right now south and east of i-95. you can see heavy rain showers in wayne county pressing off toward the east. we will take a look at the of passengers were injured. john: intense video in australia as a burning crane topples and collapses sending the arm of the ground. fire crews were called to a construction site when the crane burst into flames. it is believed and electrical fault triggered the flames. barbara:

geico motorcycle, backthe views this afternoon and this evening coming out of the deep south louisiana, mississippi, alabama, florida panhandle this kind of damage done from tornadoes that were touching down in addition or that there were a couple of wordplay and then they came ashore as tornadoes did damages well were looking at the last few hours. coming into the florida panhandle and we can see from panama city to jazz east of pensacola now going into georgia boy those are some big storms are still spending and that is a concern this evening this is a monstrous storm is enormous and it has all kinds of weather associated with that the severe stuff on the front side and winter weather on the backside with snow and ice and is headed our way this is going to be eastbound as it comes in tomorrow were going to have to find instability areas were to produce the strongest storms and right now the instability appears to be eastern north carolina perhaps the tidewater as well this is an enhanced area potential severe thunderstorms and turnout activity tomorrow afternoon as you go to the west

. >> reporter: schools across south louisiana and mississippi canceled classes ahead of the the road. governors of mississippi and louisiana have declared the states. >> john: the easiest way to is downtown the fox 35 weather app from the apple store. >> gina: all of our roads are looking nice. i will bring you back to some of the earlier ones. the first one at the 408 and good holmes. doesn't seem to be causing any significant delays. be aware if you are traveling in this area. and back to colonial at the 5:20. the road is partially blocked. and roads looking really good so far this morning. taking a look at drive times. i-4 eastbound, 3 minutes. fairbanks, 6 minutes. the 408 is looking good. it's up to speed as well. >> john: breaking news. a shooting investigation is under way in daytona beach. >> amy: the gunman could still00 be on the road.00 they're telling daytona beach police that they're investigating two crime scenes. one home on sheridan drive and the other at cypress park. it all started at 11:00 p.m. last night. two people may have been shot and they are collecting eviden

this is the same storm that left a big swath of damage through the south from louisiana to florida. this is in pensacola. we will show you the efforts to rescue and recover while the region braces for more possible tornadoes. police have put out a campus-wide e-mail notification and they are looking for a suspect. they have not said where the sexual events took place, only that it was inside an academic building. it happened around 3:00 this morning this past sunday. the suspect entered a room that student. the victim reported seeing the fall semester. a white male, 5' 10", 18 to 20 shoulder glasses. i talk to a student who says she feels safe on campus generally, but when she got the e-mail she was unnerved because she says it occurred in an academic building and she is in and out of buildings all the time. if you have any information they reiterate the importance of trusting one' s instincts and taking caution. reporting live at uc, john london, wlwt news 5. mark: now to a story you saw first on wlwt news 5 -- people in liberty township are cleaning up after a water main break flo

severe storms through south louisiana. one confirmed tornado ripping through the sugar hill rv park in convent. "scariest thing i've ever had to go through in my life."josh keith was in his rv tuesday when the storms ripped through. "just like a tumbling car and a tree smashed into it and i was pinned in. it happened so fast. i don't know. i couldn't move. i eventually wedged my way out and started helping who i could."this afternoon he's back with his brother to collect what's left. he leaves empty handed except for his mothers ashes... and a bible. "people trying to get in here. law enforcement wouldn't let nobody in here with their families that were hurt. i literally snuck through the woods to the back to get to my brother."for the second time in the last 12 hours, governor john bel edwards visited the area to assess the damage both by air and land. louisiana "clearly, until we have everybody accounted for, there's going to be a search operation going on. and so we would ask your patience." "all morning heavy equipment

. >> reporter: now as they continue their cleanup, schools across south louisiana and mississippi canceled classes ahead of the storm to avoid having busses on the roads. governors in louisiana and mississippi declared states of emergency. >> john: you can track the weather 24/7 by downloading our free fox 35 weather app. you can get it at the app store or google play store. or text 87057. crashes to tell you about and an update. apopka vineland, partially blocked at torre pines terrace. and a crash at colonial and goldenrod. we're seeing significant delays on colonial and goldenrod. no word of road blockage but be aware if you are in the area this morning. back out in brevard, we have a crash i95 northbound near fiske boulevard. we're seeing significant delays in that area as well. so definitely take your time this morning no matter where you are located. taking a look at drive times. i-4 westbound, slowing, lake mary to colonial, 24 minutes. the attractions to downtown, 12 minutes. on the 408, that's pretty much up to speed. back to you. >> john: breaking news this morning. a shooting in

so in the batch more to come and they were so keep an eye down to the deep south louisiana seeing that a tornado watch in place for us nothing severe today but more chances for showers going to see the stuff moving through additional scattered showers later on this issue the future cassie could see again mostly cloudy skies will be apt to you for a few more showers later tonight and tomorrow with the front will see the good chances for showers and storms of south windsor added a big warm up temperatures tomorrow in the mid to upper sixties behind the front cooler and drier conditions will see more sunshine. so today close to fifty mostly cloudy and showers still likely can hit miss lesson i near forty five and tomorrow sixty eight will see the chances for storms during the afternoon cooler i do everything on the internet. but it's kind of slow. my friends say i should get fios because it's the fastest. i just downloaded 600 photos in 60 seconds. that's seriously better. we're out of 2% i wonder what else could be better around here? i heard that. switching to better internet is now eas

southern louisiana is different. south carolina is cotton country. louisiana is sugar country. the politics are different. some of the fathers of secession live on the sea islands in south carolina. in southern louisiana, you got a group that, in many cases, our former whigs, who had been acquiescent in the formation of the confederacy. who had been opponents of secession in 1861. come in inforces 1862, those people are now reasserting their unionist credentials and they say great, we are back in the united states. slavery has ended. there is no law or edict existing in spring of 1862 -- there is no way you can take our slaves from us. this is before the emancipation proclamation. when abraham lincoln issues the emancipation proclamation, i remember in the mid-20th century historian richard hofstadter would say that it has all the moral grandeur of the bill of lading, a list of goods the receipt you get in the box , for amazon. why does he say that? he says that because the emancipation proclamation is at least in part a list. a list of the places to which applies and to which i

south. mississippi, louisiana, alabama. but for now, we are enjoying very nice warm weather. it is tomorrow morning for the commute time when we are really watching for the approach of a line of thunderstorms associated with a cold front. new orleans has reports west around the kenner area of tornado touches. we are seeing on social media. pictures coming in of what appear to be a tornado damage. right now, these are the warnings in place. several tornado warnings east of laurel, mississippi. north of mcclain, mississippi. then north of slidel. this is all moving off to the northeast. this is part of a larger complex that will eventually drag the cold front through here tomorrow morning. things are quiet. the severe weather says a slight risk of potential severe weather for the bay area. most of the bay area, marginal risk further south. we have to remain weather aware starting from 6:00 a.m. to noon into the early afternoon hours from west to east. we will bring you more and talk about any severe weather potential coming up later on. >> all right steve. thank you very much.

south. mississippi, louisiana, alabama. but for now, we are enjoying very nice warm weather. it is tomorrow morning for the commute time when we are really watching for the approach of a line of thunderstorms associated with a cold front. new orleans has reports west around the kenner area of tornado touches. we are seeing on social media. pictures coming in of what appear to be a tornado damage. right now, these are the warnings in place. several tornado warnings east of laurel, mississippi. north of mcclain, mississippi. then north of slidel. this is all moving off to the northeast. this is part of a larger complex that will eventually drag the cold front through here tomorrow morning. things are quiet.

will bring severe weather croots south and louisiana,mississippi, even alabama as with we start off the new week. but also maybe even some wintery weather for the south. here's a look at the temperature across the northeast ch i just have t ttalk about thvment right now boston, negative 9 degrees. new york city 3 degrees. here's what it feels like out there. blusterynd brew tax the with wind pigged up be behind that system yesterday and right now it feels like negative 34 as you step out the door in boston so if you have any sphrendz out there, send them warm lover today. they probably woan be heading t of their house. a few more clouds back here at home coapared to yesterday. we'll stay mainly dry today. tomorrow a better chance for morning but definitely warmer as we start off the new week. here's our valentine's forecast, sunny sky. highs in the low 70s and by tonight it will be lovely to head out. also breezy. if you head out to the beach use that sunscreen, slight rip current risk flb effect. for boater small craft prairtz. exercise with caution. seas two to 4 feet andgain as a men

settle to the south of us, so as we widen out that will team up with low pressure over the deep south of louisiana. look at the rain loading up there and all this is heading in our direction, what will happen is high pressure to the north is building in, that is going to send chiliier air our way, temperature fall off this afternoon and tomorrow, we don't get out of the 40s. a big swing in temperatures after being almost 70 yesterday, again, our temperatures will be all over the board. i'll cover this in the seven day forecast. this is morganton, burke county, again we have dry conditions here, a little bit of fog this don't have on-going rain, no rain in charlotte either, we're overcast, that is the hd tower cam from scott clark nissan honda, 59 degrees, west breeze at 5, good visibility here, but patchy fog east of town this morning. 50 boone, 49 morganton, 53 hickory, 50 in salisbury, 52 statesville, folks in the i-40 corridor, go up a couple degrees and that is it, you will hold or fall a little bit. 55 lincolnton, concord, closer to 60 south of town. in the piedmont in the charlotte area, we

live in the studio, adam >>> severe weather is battering parts of the south today. louisiana, a tornado touched down near baton rouge. >> it's going to cross right in front of us. >> oh, my god! >> drivers dodged the storm as it crossed a highway. no one was hurt there. but the twister tore a path of destruction in front of them, breaking down trees and telephone lines. another tornado tore the roof and the wall off of a gold's gym. you see it there. it's unknown if anyone was inside at the time or anyone was hurt. but meteorologists are forecasting more winds and stronger gusts to hit the region tonight. >> announcer: now, first alert weather with chief meteorologist john morales, south florida's most accurate forecast. >>> we've had mostly cloudy skies today. a lot more humidity, on occasion some shower activity is what's going on right now across miami beach. we'll take a look at the radar. first and foremost, we'll show going on within our viewing area right now in terms of rain. most people, i'd say 90% of us, 95% of us are rain-free, but we have this cluster of showers

the good news for the south from louisiana to mississippi alabama up to tennessee the tornado threat has relaxed but they still have heavy rain with flooding problems and severe thunderstorm warnings producing strong winds and hail. what this system will head our way tomorrow it will weaken some. a lot of the video you saw there and pictures i'm going to show you later we will not be in for the same stuff. a lot of it will still make it here tonight. tonight cloudy and dry and we should stay that way through the the morning commute. this warm front will pass through and will help warm us up and wipe in our atmosphere. a cold front then moves through tomorrow night and closes down. cloudy, dry and mile and it will be a windy day. we will approach 70 but after lunchtime is when the heavy rain and storms will arrive so through the afternoon ride home from school and the evening commute home armed -- home we will have storms and range. >> assure you at the radar could look like tomorrow and how much colder it will get after that front. >>> take the latest conditions with you on the go if

the it goes all the way into canada and down straight south towards louisiana, and there is a ton of real estate here in terms of the storm itself but when it comes to the local level, not everyone is getting hit just yet. i would actually hazard a guess you will end up with nothing at all across most of the eastern new jersey cher line here and down through southern delaware. southeastern pa end up it looks like wet weather first and then there will be more on the way later on today. so with that said we are watching for the potential of some flooding. it should be minor but there is one particular gauge on the schuylkill that is showing, maybe a threat for reaching minor flood stage. so that is where we will turn our focus here and we will look at the hydro graph and potential for flooding at that norristown gauge. it might be difficult to see here but basically what happened is the forecasted high, for that flood stage will be at 13.4 feet, on thursday morning. so tomorrow morning, we may see that be cresting as the rain comes through and after any additional snow has a chance to

. >> severe storms and a several tornadoes tearing across at south tonight. louisiana the hardest hit. i can see the top of the tornado coming down going across the like crossing the road there. and, the door started sucking in where we were at back there. st. james pa are rish about an hour west of new orleans a storm several ambulances on scene. one of them flipped behind other one man took a video three water spouts on laj pontchartrain north of new orleans. violent thunderstorms rolled through the southern part of the state. it thinks stripped trees and left debris on major highways. it southeast baton rouge scattered twisted metal left behind as residents try to clean up downed power lines people who live there barely knew it was coming. >> all we heard was loud noise. woo. and the wind looked like just come down and went up. tonight the there is also reports of damage in pensacola, in florida a number of buildings damaged cars tossed and several people hurt there. live in newsroom tonight jadiann thompson 7 news night team. also from night time a danger drive lea

south. in convent, louisiana, two people died there tuesday.....160 homes destroyed. "we went from the floor to the ceiling to the wall to the floor" in pensacola, florida, a twister left a two mile path of destruction. taking out an entire apartment complex. the system is dumping snow across the nation's midsection. all fueled by the strongest el nino on record. "the storm is expected to bring heavy rain and wind to new york and new england overnight. with the potential for flash flooding. and damage to limbs and roofs. in raleigh, chris pollone, nbc news. u.s. coast guard crews continued to search the waters around sullivans island and isle of palms today after debris washed ashore. according to coast guard officials, there have been no calls of boaters in distress, but with today's make sure they haven't missed anyone in trouble. the coast guard deployed a search and rescue boat to scour the area off the coast. but again, nothing found so far. south carolina state workers could be in for some bigger paychecks. today, the house budget writing committee approved a ne

the clouds and the nearest are to our south and farther to the south we'll find the rain that is falling from texas into arkansas, louisiana, mississippi and alabama. there is the potential for severe weather in the deep south tomorrow and then it will be marching our way, in fact, first thing tomorrow morning we'll start off dry. this time tomorrow morning at 11:00 and a little bit of rain in delaware and spreading into south jersey arriving in philadelphia midday. we'll be watching one area in the allentown area and upper bucks county and there may be snow mixing in, but the temperatures at the surface should be above freezing. it doesn't look like it will pose a problem and then it changes over to rain and there will be a lot of warm air coming into the system. but if you're looking for sunshine, today is the day to enjoy it. it's a beautiful day for skiing. upper 40s in allentown and redding. doylestown and mount holly. at the shore, sunshine has taken over and is upper 40s while it s out in vineland and you'll see sunny skies in dover and for wilmington and drexel hill and philadelphia all reaching upper 40s and low 5

. ♪ >>> deadly tornadoes in the south last night across louisiana, mississippi, and florida. >>> michaelaw it would light up across the south yesterday. it will will light up across the carolinas, maybe even the northeast. but tornadoes in the south after dark can be deadly. >> you see that? >> oh, my god. >> overnight, three people killed and dozens injured across the gulf coast. severe storms and tornadoes ripping through swaths of the deep south and florida. >> i just knew it was a tornado. i was crying. i was so scared. the house would not stop shaking the whole entire time. it was terrible. >> in some parts of louisiana, entire communities reduced to rubble. 160 motor homes blown apart after a storm ravaged an rv park. >> the noise of the tornado was on so loud you couldn't hear much of the trees when they were snapping. >> and the neighboring prairieville, gymgoers dodging debris and taking cover when the storm struck. the roof of this gold's gym came crashing down. >> when the roof of your gym just blows off. >> damaging winds tossing cars like toys. texas not spared. hail the size

south carolina. he is heading to louisiana for a rally in baton rouge. acosta is along for the ride. >> reporter: donald trump took a victory lap on this stage. trump tipped his hat to carly fiorina and chris christie who dropped out of the race. trump has been attacked, but he rarely talked about his opponents in south carolina. he did spend some time sounding like a general election candidate. hitting hillary clinton as somebody who can't beat bernie sanders. here is how trump put it. >> she's got to get through this wacky socialist guy, bernie. listen, no, no, last night, last night, before i made my speech, i said i don't want to make it while he's making it. i was trying to beat him out there. i said let him go. he went on forever. he wants to give the country away. >> reporter: the trump campaign is holding with the big rallies up and down the campaign calendar. his campaign manager says he has a major advantage over the candidates in the field. he said the campaign has staff and volunteers in 20 states and trump will not just be in south carolina

south, with multiple tornadoes. chris has more from raleigh. chris: a powerful storm system sweeping across the southeast spotting tornadoes from louisiana to south florida. -- spawning tornadoes from the >> this is probably the worst area that it could have hit. chris: one popular area took a severe hit. >> we barely made it to the bottom, the bottom floor, and then we started hearing things ripping apart. we are fortunate to be alive. chris: more than a dozen tornadoes were reported across the region, destroying homes, overturned nine -- overturning semi trucks, and ripping apart brick buildings. >> it was scary. it was unreal. you did not know what was going to happen. chris: the indiscriminate nature predict, their destructive nature hard to comprehend, even seen it all before. >> tornadoes have a mind of their own. they will jump over housing areas, or they would jumped over the house that you are into that is what this tornado -- did. michael: celebrating the years of volunteer work done, and today, the vice president of the lions, bob corlew, and fellow lions made a stop in the upstate to the south carolina school for the deaf and blind. t

south carolina. he focused on louisiana and a week left before the south more gop candidates come through here in rock hill. >> thank you. >>> in the past few minutes bernie sanders and hillary wisconsin. this is the first since sander's victory in new hampshire on tuesday. they clashed over health care he wants to create a singer payer system. and hillary clinton said it millions. bernie sanders said it will save money for middle and lower income class families. >>> and a company building the i-77 express lanes one national group is issuing calls to abandon the deal and think twice before putting public roads in private hands. the interest group called the project a boone dogle. and drivers there have learned what what happens when private companies set the price of >> reporter: drivers along the skyway had to pay more and more to get to work daily since the city sold the connector between it and the southern suburbs in 2005. >> we're going 2-dollars to $5 now. >> it awarded a lease of the road to a company co-owned by centra. the company was forced to sell it amid declining ridership and financial t

the slowest talkers -- surprising -- south carolina, louisiana, and mississippi. >> louisiana. >> they have a gentility about them down there. >> there's a rhythm of cities that's so much better sometimes, isn't it? >> yeah, i guess so, hoda. >> speaking of awesome, guess ast night. this. cassidy gifford was back on e.t. hosting super bowl coverage. it was nfl media ittle bit of her appearance. >> well, it was my very first super bowl media day. let me count down the crazy. and in germany we say we only get interviews here from football if we look like you. >> there were puppets and i understand why there were puppets, nor did they speak english. what does this have to super bowl? >> i don't think she knew what she was getting into when she said where he to this. >> where is peyton manning?ve to interview him. >> a leprechaun tried to have fun with her. >> proposed to her. >> she had a great time. lovely comments. wine day wednesday, but it's hump day hunk day. >> we have a super bowl commercial that was just released, and it fits right in this lane. it's calledke a look. what a man, w

front runner trump is campaigning in the south tonight. rouge, louisiana rally how long he thinks it would take to be isis -- beat isis. donald trump we don't win with i always said general douglas would it take -- one day, when we? stacey: florida senator marco rubio also in the south. he garnered a lot of laughs from a crowd myrtle beach, south carolina about where he started his day the dentist's office. , rubio says he bit into a frozen twix bar and cracked a molar. he's hoping to bounce back from a 5th place finish in new hampshire. jeb bush also hopes for a big boost in the south. maybe former president george w. bush will help. bush is set to appear at a campaign rally in south carolina next week. his brother, jeb says he is honored to get his brother on board. >> he is the last republican that was president. he is the most popular republican alive. he is my brother. he has made tough decisions as president. a love that, i think is important for people to be reminded of, and for him to come do this warms my heart. i think it is important. greenville

candidate to visit the state of florida to rally here in 2016. fuel his campaign as he visited south carolina and louisiana this week. florida's primaries is still a month away. >> trump's visit to florida now is as smart move. >> florida has 99 delegates to the convention. >> it is the most divided. it is also true thatone-fourth of all florida's registered voters live in the tampa bay medium market. >> florida is still a gamble. there is no clear frontrunner. some predicts rubio and jeb bush will split-t the establishment vote here. i just checked, tickets are still available. live in tampa, lindsay logue, abcaction news. >>> as we mention, we are a month away in the primaries. >> politicians are putting the bay area on the calendar. >> donald trump is coming to tampa today >> the fight fore florida is ramping up today. >> he's the first major to hold the valley here beating our own candidates and jeb bush and rubio to the punch. trump's rivals are focused on south carolina primaries that's one week away. too ted cruz says donald trump isnot conservative enough. trump spent yesterday in louisiana which d

an ugly storm is going to pose serious problems throughout the deep south for louisiana, mississippi, alabama, into we're talking about damaging winds between to 70 or more miles per hour. damaging hail. we're looking for multiple opportunities for tornadoes. that same system by wednesday will shift towards the east coast from d.c. down to tampa. >> thank you so much. good news for chocolate lovers. eing chocolate regularly can improve brain function. researchers found those hose eta chocolate, got to do itt at least once a week. did better at mental skills than those who often eight it less that were they're thinking the flavonoids might be partially responsible for the boost. you know what i starred doing? i take cocoa powder and i sort of sprinkle it will on top when i want to. >> so you're saying that's why you're a genius. >> i will take it. >> you see the good and the bad. >> there is no dad. >> there is no bad. wiltill me get to commercial break. about eating chocolate, let's dumb things down a little bit some doughnuts. and be. we had he jack. a couple of businessessn kentuckk

. >> i gather today to gather from the va delegation and south carolina delegation, mississippi and louisiana and we would like to take this opportunity who lost their lives that ravaged the gulf coast. our prayers and deep think are with the loved ones that lost their lives after the tornado that ripped through waiverly, virginia. our thoughts and prayers are with those who were altered by this storm. as communities, we extend our deep gratitude, first responders and emergency personnel and their response ell. we are proud not priced by the way citizens and those across the east coast are expressing their support. . in me in a moment of silence and the communities and across virginia, south carolina, mississippi and louisiana who have been impacted. the speaker pro tempore: members will please rise for a moment of silence. the speaker pro tempore: the chair will entertain requests for one-minute speeches. for what purpose does the gentleman from virginia seek recognition? without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. >> mr. speaker, i rise to honor the life of officer ashley

the slowest talkers -- this is not surprising -- south carolina, louisiana, and mississippi. >> well, there's a rhythm of those southern cities that's so much better sometimes, isn't it? >> i guess. guess who was on e.t. last night. >> cassidy gifford was on. it was nfl media day. so here's a little bit of her appearance. >> well, it was my very first super bowl media day. let me count down the crazy. there was a guy in a dress. >> you know, we're from germany and we say we only get interviews here from football if we look like you. >> there were puppets and i can't really understand why there were puppets, nor did they speak english. what does this have to do with the super bowl? [ speaking foreign language ] she was getting into when she said "yes" to this. >> where is peyton manning? i would love to interview him. >> a leprechaun tried to have fun with her. >> proposed to her. >> she had a great time. lovely comments. today is not only wine day wednesday, but it's hump day hunk day. >> we have a super bowl commercial for hyundai that was just released and if it's right in this lane

louisiana, 30,000 without power. and a state of emergency in parts of alabama as well. i want to show you where the warnings are located towards the south-eastern part of louisiana. we are still watching what is happening in the panhandling florida. there was a tornado in pensacola. the forecast over the next few days, the thunder storms, dying down, for parts of georgia. tomorrow they'll see not what we saw in terms of tornado, but a big problem. >> ebola killed thousands in west africa, but it also yielded some heroes. >> next, an oscar nominated documentary about a nurse and a group known as body team 12 >>> australian researchers say they have come up with a potential ground-breaking discovery to treat alzhiemer's. they say the technique uses ultrasound to break down the build-up of plaque in the brain. they have used it on mice with a 75% success rate. the group hopes to start trials with humans, 50 million worldwide suffer from allegation. the c.b.c. is looking into more than a dozen reports of sexual transmission of zika. in most of the 14 cases it appears women got the virus from men who travelled to zika affected areas. if this