we have 180 reports of hail and damaging winds over texas and the concern now for south texas. a cold front that stalled out. and along the cold front potential of severe weather and flash flooding as well. you can see the heavier rainfall and all of the moisture in the gulf of mexico. and we'll see the concern for flash flooding and potential for hail and wind and tornados and mainly in south texas in the afternoon and evening. the severe threat will subside. we'll see easily see 4- 6 inches along the stationary front. look at the west. we have another couple of systems moving in here. it is a good news situation. they need moisture in the west and we'll see potential of inches of rain and more snow for the mountains. we'll watch this system in the northwest and rockies. look at your highs today. cooler than average temperatures in the great lakes and midwest and northeast. it will warm things up again. and so a troph builds in the west and we'll see temperatures on the rise for the northeast, mid- atlantic and southern u.s. >> spring is here. i will take a chance and tell you

and we still have flood advisories out to south texas.y rainfall. there is future radar head nothing the afternoon and evening hours. and that is going to continue to saturate the ground. our forecast precipitation, this is not good for southeast texas and louisiana. some cases they could see 4- 6 additional inches of rainfall. people need to be on guard. we could see tronning to severe storms in central texas. it is not good news for folks in southeastern texas with strong winds and hail and isolated tornados. if i could switch to a good new stories, here in the northeast, where primaries are taking place. you couldn't ask for better weather. attaches in the 60s and abundant sunshine and no rain in sight. and tremendous day in the northeast where people are headquartering to the polls. shirt sloef. i love. it >> thank you, janice. >> "happening now", an iraqi refugee removed from a flight is calling it islam phobe beia and calling for an apology from southwest. he was speak nothing ara bic to his uncle in baghdad. another a rabic speakin

showers, the heavy rain, the thunderstorms, the potentially severe weather that will be tomorrow in south texas. slowly creeps east. real slowly. in fact, i don't think we will see much in the way of moisture around here until perhaps friday. in the short term, yes, another great day on monday. we are going to watch a front that is going to come down from the north. that is going to come in and move in the afternoon on tuesday, maybe a stray shower on that front. but high pressure builds in wednesday. some of the moisture oned with on wednesday. thursday afternoon, the better chance of that getting here will be on friday. 46-52 tonight. if it is down to 43, 44 in the suburbs, so be it. monday morning, 50s, 60s, warming quickly to 70s by lunchtime. a great afternoon. 78-84. warm, dry, mother west winds picking up to 10 miles an hour. northwest winds picking up to 10 miles an hour. warm though, 79. pleasant on wednesday. cooling off at 69. nice. now, on thursday, we are back in the 70s. that is on 9 on friday night. back home, the twins, they will be hosting them. we got the game hoar for you on

i am reading the stories from south texas and by 1925, there is no more stories of these guys out there smuggling liquor. they get wiped out or driven out of business by the texas rangers. and about 20 of these smugglers get killed outright. just because those people were driven out of business doesn't mean that desire for alcohol ended. and there is other groups that basically fill that role that the mom and pop operators did. they get wiped out in 1925 but after that i see boot legers and people smuggling liquor with trucks and automobiles. i found cases of smuggling involving airplanes. people who-fought in world war one downed enemy aircraft and became airborne bootleggers. and i found law enforcement was aggressive at tackling these people but the people smuggling with automobiles carried automatic weapons and on several occasions killed officers. so the officers were killed by people driving automobiles who can see the officer approach them when they get pulled over and those were deadlier folks. smuggling didn't stop with the crackdown but it evolved and became deadlier. >> kimba

high pressure in control, great news for us, bad news for parts of south texas, heavy rain in parts of houston, when do we see some rain? not wednesday, not thursday, but friday that's when we could see some rain, particularly friday afternoon and friday night could even see an isolated thunderstorm before it running a rain deficit. so it will help. then we clear it out in time so that's good news too. in the upper 60s saturday and sunday. >>> just perfect. thank you. >>> well it is not summer yet but this is the season for lemonade, tony tantillo showing us why. >>> today's tip of the day is going to be lemons this time the lemon crop is coming around, let me tell you, it is beautiful and the prices are great last year at this time price of lemons were very expensive but this year there was a great cop of medium size lemons which was great, want a quip tip, when you buy lemons people the yellow part make sure you wash it because they wax the lemons for retail so it holds up. if you get the lemons without washing it you'll get lemon wax. make sure they are nice and firm, nice and yello

a large area from south texas to central nebraska is vulnerable. some schools in oklahoma are considering cancelling classes. >> they are getting more extreme weather. >> in comparison, calm in our neck of the woods. >> we have cruise ships and cool weather here behind us. kari hall joining us. >> you're looking at chilly temperatures. little bit cooler than average. as we step out the door, we are like okay. definitely need to head back in and get warmer jacket. it's 48 degrees in san francisco in the south bay. north bay at 44. let's drop in on the east bay and get a closer look. 44 in dublin. also in livermore. all our weather underground cites reporting temperatures from 42 up to 48. as we break it down for palo alto, we'll see temperatures slowly warming up today. a mix of sun and clouds, at least in the peninsula to start 61. as we go through this afternoon reaching into the mid to upper 60s. the giants game tonight will be nice. first pitch at 62. not as windy as it was yesterday. that will make you feel better. our temperatures only a coupl

that will be case again tomorrow in south texas.moisture continues to train northward. heavy rainfall there. just very pleasant weather, once again. we are not talking about much significant weather. monday afternoon oh, juan yawn -- oh, yawn time, yes. are we going to see moisture? yes, maybe, so. thursday, friday is when we have chance for showers and storms. forward tonight, 46 to 52. i think you can crack the window and leave it open. late winds. tomorrow morning, warming quickly. 50s, 60s, leave the jacket at home if you can. what a great start to the week now, really, slim shower chance on tuesday, warm upper 70s, a little cooler oned with still, 69 degrees. that is almost where -- on wednesday but still, 69 degrees. that is almost where we need to be. a chance of a shower on i-81 on friday. now, friday night, then the weekend coming up. that looks good, too. yes. i got a lot of good news to share with you. >> you do. a lot of opportunities to create new words, "beautiful" or something. i don't know. >>> here is the story, two

roads are closed throughout south texas all but paralyzings the region which is under a flash flood watch through the night. we'll have much more from the region in our next half hour. >>> the eight justices on the ream court appear evenly divided over president obama's plan to shield nearly 4 million people from deportation. if the court sflits with a 4-4 vote, that would leave the program in legal limbo. abc's jim avila has the latest from the court. >> reporter: immigration, the flashpoint dividing the nation. tonight, on the doorstep of the supreme court, in perhs its biggest case of the term. texas leads 25 other states, gone too far with executive actions, granting millions of otherwise law-abiding undocumented immigrants the right to stay and work in the u.s. >> one person doesn't have the unilateral authority to change the law or make new law. >> reporter: texas admitted under tough questioning from supreme court justices that congress has not given the president enough money to deport all 11 million immigrants here illegally. so obama does have the legal right to make decisions a

. >> doctors of a south texas hospital have separated two 10 month old sisters born conjoined blow thethe 15 hour long operation began yesterday morning at driscoll children's hospital in corpus christi. they shared a colon and bladers. those will now be reconstructed. they also have an identical triplet sister catalina. she was born without serious health officials. doctors have a positive outlook for these twins' recovery. the girls though will require additional surgeries as they grow up. quite a tale. we look forward to seeing the happy healthy girls. >> 4:57. still ahead on "action news," impressive survival skills. a 72-year-old grandmother gets stuck in the arizona desert for nine days. she is now talking about how she made it out alive. >> the hunter on for the shameless person who stole from the dead. that story and more coming up on "action news." >> ♪ ifbut find it harder and hardert to get by, you're not alone. while our people work longer hours for lower wages, almost all new income goes to the top 1%. my plan -- make wall street banks and the ultrarich pay their fair shar

falling as far south as arizona and new mexico and you can expect wet roads from the dakotas into south texas and across the southeast. >>> if you're flying today denver has the exclusive on delays. >>> after nearly half a century leader charles manson may go review. >> a review board recommended parole for leslie van houten convicted in the gruesome 1969 murder of a los angeles couple. this was the 20th time van houghton has appeared before the parole board. former ap reporter linda deutch has covered the murders from the start. >> no one will ever really forgive those crimes. there is a point at which you say, well, she has expressed remorse after and over again. she has tried to change herself in every way possible. >> well, the final decision now rests in the hands of california governor jerry brown. >>> families of victims of the sandy hook shooting rampage may have won a victory. a connecticut judge ruled the proceeding can go on. >>> the chase of a runaway chimp electrified a live tv audience in japan and even sparked a take a look. chacha escaping from a zoo climbing to the top of an

that system stretches all the way into south texas. >>> in you're flying today airport delays most likelyhouston, new orleans, memphis and chicago. >>> let's take another look at the latest primary results. big victories for donald trump and hillary clinton. >> trump won all five northeastern states holding primaries yesterday while clinton picked up four including the big prize in pennsylvania. the race, it's not over yet but both front-runners appeared ready to focus on the general election and each other. >> well, i think the only card she has is the woman's card. she's got nothing else going and, frankly, if hillary clinton were a man, i don't think she'd get 5% of the vote. the only thing she's got going can the woman's card and the beautiful thing is women don't like her. >> now, the other day mr. trump accused me of playing the, quote, woman card. well, if fighting for women's health care and paid family leave and equal pay is playing the woman card, then deal me in. >> well, clinton already has 90% of the delegates as she needs to win her party's nomination and trump has more than

that blocking pattern numerous high water rescues flood concerns taking place today and parts of south texas around the houston area. some reports about a foot or more of rainfall thankfully that system is weakening and pulling away. for us though over the neck sever days you can see we stay pretty dry and quiet and then we're still looking at an additional one to 3-inches of rain parts of louisiana, texas moving into arkansas but that high pressure it is keeping us dry and also quiet. now, the heat peaked today with high temperatures in the low 8 80s. tomorrow a little bit of a back door front will be moving through. then especially by the middle of the week those temperatures will be dropping. but we're still going to stay above the average for this time of year which is in the mid 60s. so for tomorrow, still above average. 70s. then as we move toward wednesday more typical for this time year. look what happens for the latter part of the week. those temperatures go right back up. the pollen, it is certainly high. take look at the forecast for tomorrow. 11.6. wednesday 11.5. the scale only

but what will the total economic impact be for that south texas region? evan gold, senior vice president at weather advisory firm planalytics analyzes the economic impact of weather. good to have you with us. what kind of total price tag are you forecasting here? >> tyler, it's a very active and fluid situation. even though the rains have come, calming down, it is still several days before we'll get a total cost. we're estimating so far about $200 million. a lot of that is simply due to the thing yoults discussed -- lost productivity, travel plans that won't be made up, then the day-to-day activity of people going out to restaurants that won't be made up because you're not going to go out and buy two meals the following day. there's an ongoing cost that's going to be tallied over the coming days. >> might some businesses though reap the benefit of people who need to, unfortunately, clean up after something as historic as what we're seeing play out in houston? the home depots of the world, the lowe's of the world? >> sure, and that's a good point. those bu

>>reporter: south texas and 20 mi. our fairfield 16 in concord and when did they appear closer to oakland sustained wind speeds 21 redwood setting will to connecticut the seventh forecast of the end of the show. >>pam moore: a simple phrase on a t-shirt why is raising eyebrows when the area city and how you can weigh in on the debate. >>pam moore: petitioner been sold at a target store with the word san fran on it >>grant lodes: we're having some fun with this you should see the comments we have a website of before that and on our website. >>gary: few receive 64 dungeon of 30 first-place votes in high school coach jerry martin is the nba coach of the year was fiscal to the year award is about this about what we build the have a gold mine the warriors term is the best he brought baltimore he really is a generally a nice person game 5 tomorrow night against houston in oakland never caught this morning and this moment is the biggest news of the biggest in the favor occurred last nine.--night. and thankfully draymond green

including a united states citizen in south texas who the opportunity provided by the guidance to step forward and to seek discretionary relief that well the tech them from the daily threat that they will be removed from the families, detained, and deported. that is all the guidance would provide and we are hopeful that come june the president will be able to implement that guidance and provide that relief. thank you. it is possible the justices could move before june, simply the outside -- the end of june as the outside of when the expectation well come. they averred all the cases this term. there is no way to expedite their thinking. little over two months to put it all together in an opinion. who knows how many. but once a decision comes, we hope the opportunity will present itself to immediately implement the guidance. >> first and foremost, the standing issue. will we know firsthand >> if they decide there is no standard and that is the basis of the decision then their case is over. the district judge has nothing else to do but dismissed for the lack of standing. it is our hope th

three jane does come hard-working mothers raising families including united states citizens in south texasvided to step forward to seek discretionary relief to protect them from the daily threats they would be removed from their family if they would be detained and deported and we are hopeful come june the president will be able to implement that and provided relief. thank you. i think it is possible the justices could move before june simply the end of june is the outside of when the expectation has come and they will decide all the cases. [inaudible] at this point there is no way to expedite their thinking. they have a little over two months to put it all together. who knows how many. we certainly hope that once a decision comes, the opportunity will lend itself to immediately implement the guidance. [inaudible] well we know them before [inaudible] >> if they decide there is no standing in the debate, that is their decision and the case is over. the district judge has nothing else than to dismiss and it is our hope that they will struggle with the questions before and conclude texas didn

the area from south texas to omaha may see both tornadoes and large hail and an additional 250 troops are being sent to syria to help the fight against isis. president obama urged allieses to match the u.s. with new contributions of their own. police say there is growing operations and cook -- and cockfighiing. they range from 16 to 44 and so far no one has been arrested. the city of cleveland settling a lawsuit agreeing to pay $6 million to the family of tamir rice m he was shot to death in 2014 while playing with a pellet gun. a fed rl appeals court ruling tom brady should serve the four-game suspension in the so-called deflategate. brady who said he had no role in deplating the air pressure in gameballs could steel appeal the decision that's a look at news. and now back to "red eye." >> game "game of thrones" returns on hbo. the show is a huge hit, but not everything on the network is leaving her to ask why is hbo flailing? it treats its women as sex be ons. "game of thrones" reflects a broader problem with the lineup. the male centered programming treats them as plot devices. she

. >>> investigators blame lightning for a fire that ignited an oil facility in south texas.nesses say there were several explosions. one blew the top of the storage tank. there was a severe storm blowing through at the time of the fire. >> announcer: and n team 4 forecast. >>> meanwhile around here we're not going to see any storms, but we could have a little bit of rain this week. as far as today goes, folks, they kind of went missing for big chunks of time today. where did my coworker go? it's because it's so nice out there. yes, the tree pollen, it's been high over the last 24 hours. peak there with the tree pollen. that should start to come down. we're going to have to start dealing with the grass pollen. oak the largest producer out of the 800-some grains per cubic meter. about 600 of that is oak. we're above the average of 68 degrees all week long. it's warm during the hours. mild conditions during the overnight that helps to bring up that pollen. wondering if you should wash the car? yes, go ahead. get the pollen off as we track our next chance of rain. that's probabl

about are you saying it's just limited to big cities, what are you saying all over the country, south texas, latinos, they do exactly the same thing and when people ask about it they say well we just do it the whites do, that's how you get turnout, you give people a little something and you get them to turnout, alaska, and any place you can imagine, i looked at all sorts of places, west virginia, kentucky, kentucky, florida, and in many of these communities especially rural areas you have family systems who want everything, the family has had these offices, whatever party it is and what they do is take care of their folk with a little bit of something and then entire families go and vote for them. and that is what they do,. >> host: just so people understand the problem, tell us about, you talk -- who is henry anderson jones? in nashville, jelly jones had a barbecue joint and what he did was he would get money from the people who are running from office, that are campaigning he would take that money and he would promise to deliver to them on election day, about 300 votes for each of the can

francis himself know what i'm doing, what we're doing in the valley, in the rio grande valley in south texas and to say thank you, and to say, i love you, because of the wonderful work that you're doing. we're receiving the immigrants and caring for them. really the bork of so many of us join together as a community to offer the help to the many immigrants. >> how close were you? were you right there with him? did he touch you? he spoke to you, i know. >> i did meet him personally when i was in new york, in the residence of our archbishop. so i was this close, as we are. >> we're seeing the picture. jeff, i want to get to you about how sister norma was chosen. but first, you mentioned your work with refugees and immigrants. explain to us, what kind of work are you doing? >> families come from so far away for many days, weeks, and they find themselves mostly moms with their children, and they're in such a sad state. the border patrol apprehends them, processes them, then allows them to go somewhere else to continue their proceedings. we offer them an opportunity to clean up, to eat something,

across south texas. alison: awful situation. doug: yep. we will get the rain. we need it. not that much. but friday is the day for a chances of thunder and rain. alison: clean out the pollen. doug: briefly. it just feeds it. more comes out. this is the white regency tysons in mclean. one of the weather bug camera locations. gorgeous sunrise. through the day a lot of sunshine. obscured by high clouds ahead of a cold front. looking west, maybe a little bit of the smoke from fire in shenandoah valley. 5,000 acres in the rocky mount fire in the shenandoah national park in that area. in shenandoah county. we have a red flag warning put up for the metro area until 8:00 tonight. the condition with the dry brush and the dry sparks up could spread. so be careful and mindful of that. it is 80 in luray. the wind gusts are still 20 miles per hour or higher in spot. 21-mile-per-hour gust in leesburg. 22 in frederick. 20 in luray out of the northwest. area downstream from the fires southeast of harrisenburg and north of charlottesville. downstream and smoke in theiary for a day or two u

garner from south texas. it's all cracking up before our eyes in 1968. >> the democratic party is really be your ship. commissionfamous called the mcgovern fraser commission that looks into the rules to figure out how to make the party more legitimate and open up some. toy propose a series of warm do things like open up the caucus system. opposed,e reforms get the way the states respond is to say the easiest thing to do is to shift the primary election. so there is a massive shift that occurs by 1976. delegates begin to be selected by primary election. when this system went into effect in the early 70's, these are two very famous political scientists. this had always been an ongoing anxiety about the method you choose a president, going back to the 19th century. they said if you go to this purely populist system in which the figures don't have anything meaningful to say then there's a tremendous risk we will get more personality-based candidates and leads to the demagogue unconstrained by allegiance have litt

good old mother nature in south texas. josh: josh knight, abc7 news.onathan: that is a lot of damage. you don't usually see it like that. that is really blowing it through. michelle: baseball size. tough to around. doug: it takes an amount of updraft, air rushing upward and a tremendous amount of energy and upward moving air. fortunately we just never get that kind of pattern in the midlevel of the atmosphere here. two days in a row they have had that. fortunately it's moved east and dissipated a bit right now. here we are enjoying dale after day of sunshine. if you can deal with it. now the complaints are okay, thanks for the sun but where is the warm weather. jonathan: really? doug: greedy people! jonathan: fine tuning. doug: looking live at the capitol wheel. sunshine all over the place. the winds are light. it's cool. this time of the month of april should be 66. we are lagging behind. but this is just fine out there. the clear skies will continue tonight. check out the area temperatures. not a lot of warm spots at all. 59 will show up in frederick

a large area from south texas to central nebraska vulnerable right now. say the storms may form too quickly to give people much warning. some schools are considering canceling classes. >>> peninsula leaders dealing with noise from airport are looking for possible solutions today. last month they debate the future of san carlos airport. neighbors say the buzz from small planes is becoming too much. others say the problem is overexaggerated. today supervisors will hear recommendations being considered. they plan to take action in june. >>> light up somewhere else. tobacco could be banned in california colleges across the state. right now california assembly just passed a proposal to ban tobacco use on csu and community college campuses. that proposal is headed now to the state senate for approval. the bill would prohibit chewing, dipping, smoking or vaping. it would allow school leaders and police to issue $100 fines to anyone who violates that ban. >>> 6:26. the new information about that fire that tore through a popular sports grill. nit promo omni!!= joi

more than 1,000 homes are flooded across the area, in south texas. >>> unreal. >> yes. >> all right.ust got word again from south philadelphia, the capitals just scored again. >> mike. >> oh, no. >> do you have to keep rubbing this in. >> oh, there it is, oh, no. >> they score. >> they score again. 6:22. >> you are not a capitals fan are you. >> no. >> just rubbing it in. >> rubbing it in. >> howard eskin i believe it is has a lot to say about last night's flyers game and what happened toward the end of the game from the moving tribute to ed snider, which was right at the beginning to how it all ended up in embarrassment. do you think when you are president you'll be paid as... much as if it were a man- male this is one of the jobs where they have to pay you the same. but there are so many examples where that doesnt happen. i'm going to do everything i can to make sure every woman in every job gets paid the same as the men who are doing that job. i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. you it was ed snider a and his memory last night a game flyers had to win down two games to

like a shocking number of people crammed into such a small space is actually not that uncommon in south texast's no big surprise to us no more. we deal with it on a daily basis. >> because of la jolla's proximity to mexico and because the fence along the texas border is incomplete, illegal immigrants are able to slip undetected into the united states. >> this is the border the united states has built. apparently this is where the fence ends right here. right behind me, this is how close we are to the river, you know. so there is a gap between here, the other fence, and maybe 50 miles west of where we stand at this point. >> the immigrants are sent to border patrol for processing. with so much of the border fence still under construction and a shortage of people patrolling the area, chief gutierrez knows incidents like this are bound to happen again, and he think there is really only one solution. >> i think we need stiffer punishment for these coyotes, these people transporting immigrants and trying to make a quick buck out of them. i think that can be the only way it will come to a halt. >>>

more than a thousand miles away, san antonio, texas, getting hit hard too. storms moving through south central texas with warnings of damaging winds and possibly a weak tornado. abc's rob marciano was there tracking today's severe weather. >> from dallas to wichita to lincoln, nebraska, big-time hail, likely large tornados that may go into the darkness hours and this whole threat pushes to far, will bring the most vial lent violent storms. >> reporter: these pebbles pelting the city north of l.a. and making this boat rescue off the coast difficult. the choppy water was too much for this small sailboat. fortunately no one was hurt. strong winds causing problems too picking up and tossing this heavy canopy at a car wash. this sign getting toppled. a high wind advisory in effect overnight in several southern california counties. lauren lyster, abc news, new york. >>> president obama is back in washington this morning. he wrapped up his trip to europe on a serious note meeting with allies on the threat of terrorism and other problems in the middle east. in public comments before a private

if kennedy had not picked lbj, lbj would not have sent john conley down south to steal -- to south texas is the on of votes. -- to steal enough of votes. [laughter] nevertheless, it is very important and has an important role in the government. you want somebody who will not only be in sync with the president's policies, but the president's style and method of operation, and the way of doing business. i think if you put more focus on the process of getting to know people and getting to see how much they think alike and can work together it is going to be , that much better when you get into the government. i have also been around the administration's when they wished they could move the vice president's office over to the new executive office building just to keep them from butting in on things. that is not the way it should be. we should have a good debate, and win or lose we should have a good team running the government. mr. fortier: i promised i would follow up on a specific recommendation. it is likely to your favorite -- it is like picking your favorite child. two, thetimeline, and

severe storms in south texas also produced at least one funnel cloud, as well. winds peeled back the roof of a motel and damaged roofs of other buildings. large objects were tossed around, some landing and damaging vehicles. however, there are no reports of injuries there either. >>> former nfl quarterback johnny manziel reportedly has been indicted for assaulting his ex-girlfriend. the indictment is expected to be announced today in dallas. the alleged beating occurred in january. since then, the 23-year-old heisman trophy winner has also been accused of trashing a los angeles home during a party and has been cut by the cleveland browns. >>> as the world mourns the untimely death of prince, fans everywhere are soaking up his music. the very best of prince and "purple rain" now hold the top two slots on the billboard 200 chart. a private memorial service was held at prince's paisley park compound over the weekend. now many are wondering who will inherit his $300 million estate? abc's eva pilgrim has more. ♪ >> reporter: as the world awaits answers into prince's

that is going to turn in the back door cool front over next few days but notice thousand rain over south texas and louisiana justice not moving. that is what you get in the blocking pattern nothing really moving, so when you are stuck under rain you can be stuck under it for days and it looks like houston area, portions of louisiana a through the next few days could get another three to 4 inches of rain on top of what has already fouled and over a foot. >> and back door cold front notice add different tomorrow. eighty-one. boston got to 67. tomorrow, that cooler air moves in, boston's high tomorrow 51. new york's 58. for us we will trim heat back down to 47 degrees. temperatures right now 81 in philadelphia 80 in wilmington. eighty in reading. eighty-two, in allentown, one more look at that houston rainfall. look at that. that is in the 20-inch range to the west of houston so luckily that rain heading our way. something we have to talk about tomorrow is breeze picks up is a a fire weather watch, low humidity, strong gusty wind, dry brush in place, and continued to see dry stretch in the pine b

down to the south in texas, oklahoma and southern arkansas, they're seeing severe weather. a tornado watch is in effect for oklahoma city and dallas tonight. some of that rain, not the severe weather, will move in sunday. at 7:10, it looks like rain, but nothing that will wash the game out, just those annoying sprinkles. across the area, yes, still the same. light showers, breezy, chilly. down to 40 again. a bit of an onshore flow continues across the region, but tomorrow is a great day. 63 degrees, so enjoy that, because sunday here comes more rain. here's our 7-day forecast. we actually have a chance for showers even into monday with a high of 60, and on wednesday and thursday, there's a few breaks here and there. to 70 degrees auy it will feel like may because it will be may by then. we'll have more weather coming up in a few minutes. >> jans ice, thanks so much. >>> a family tradition comes to an end this weekend. >> elephants have been part of the ringling brothers barn um skp and & bailey circumstance can you say. >> they will send their famous elephants to the sunshi

the storm prediction center says the area from south texas to omaha, nebraska, might see both tornadoes and large hail. that's a look at news. i'm kelly wright. now back to "hannity." >>> welcome back to "hannity." as we continue with 2016 republican presidential front-runner donald trump and also with us his son, eric, joins us. eric, good to see you, too. what do you make of the alliance that's now taken place between john kasich and ted cruz? >> i see it as an act of desperation. listen, they're not doing well. my father was alluding to it before. he's winning all the states you need to, going to win pennsylvania tomorrow. won so many, north carolina, south carolina, virginia, you need to win these states in a general election. he's going to win california by large margins. now, you know, it seems like a very desperate alliance to try to take two candidates who aren't doing that well to band together and they're still not at his delegate count. i don't see it in a positive light. in fact, i view it as negative for both of them. time will tell. >> do you think the establishment is coo

. >>> down south in texas, officials in san antonio are investigating video that show as school district police officer slamming a 12-year-old girl to the ground. warning, this may be difficult to watch. >> oh. vanessa, are you oklahoma? >> this cell phone video was taken at a school last week. the officer was breaking up some kind of verbal confrontation between two students. the sixth grader said she was just trying to talk through a problem with a classmate. >> i wasn't going to do anything. >> you could hear where she hit the ground and it's nothing be concrete. >> the girl suffered a bump to the head but otherwise she's oak. the officer . >>> today music fans are mourning the loss of country singer merlin haggard -- squexc me -- meryl haggard. he's known for his songs. haggard died on his 79th birthday. >>> would knowing how much exercise you have to do to burn off a candy bar? it combines inform wgs the physical activity needed to burn off those calories. they and others believe it will make us more mindful of what we eat. >> the simpler we make it for the consumer makes it easier.

rain for the most part moved out of the south eastern texas area but they will get more. setup is that they could have a chance for more rain for the next couple days. here's the deal with today's forecast. 62 this morning at 8 a.m. that's mild. 50s in suburbs. 77 degrees at lunchtime breezy conditions and warm this afternoon. we'll go lower 80s here in town and then middle 80s south and upper 70s back to the north and north west. five-day forecast -- five-day? 7 day forecast. looks better than yesterday. temperatures were a little warmer. still a chance for late showers thursday. few thunderstorms friday. weekend 6 8 saturday and 7 that's not looking bad. i think it's dry. friday morning for "fox5" rocks that concert series down fairfax gate north. >> erin is talking already. here she is come into camera here. >> 4:48 gary teamwork there. i was chatting. >> i need help. >> well, i will not dispute that. rights now some work road 50 westbound oceanic drive and if you head to the break i would like a cup of coffee too. in alexandria this morning the roadwork cleared. 395 n

because if kennedy had not picked lbj, lbj would not have sent john connolly down to south texas to steelvotes to -- to steal enough votes to -- [laughter] i refer you to robert caro if you want more detail on that. [laughter] nevertheless, it's very important. it has an important role in the government. and you want somebody who not only will be in sync with the president's policies, but also the president's style and method of operation and the way of doing business. so i think if you put more focus on the process of getting to know people and getting to see how much they think alike and work together, it's going to be that much better when you get into the government. i've also been around administrations when they wished they could move vice president's office over to the new executive office building or something just to keep them from butting in on things, and it's just not, that's not the way it should be. we should have a good debate, and win or lose, we ought to have a good team running the government. >> so i promised i'd follow up on a specific recommendation. we have a number