that of rural people, they would put them on the back of animals, they are go on horseback from south texas and they will go like 60 or 70 miles inland, they would take their loads, and their destination would be some highway in the middle of nowhere and they would offload that to bootleggers who take the alcohol and put it in vehicles and go up to corpus, dallas, san antonio. those middlemen, those who are operating in the brush country -- let me tell you stunning smuggling is very difficult because you only have records from when people were apprehended. the best smugglers are never caught, so i realized looking at newspapers it was very one-sided. you are only only looking at when people were apprehended. and there are based on the law-enforcement which was racist in terms of people like the texas rangers and custom agents who were divorcing. before there is a great degree of violence which hundreds of ethnic mexicans were killed because they are suspected of activities, those officers who are active during that time of great violence do not just retire when the revolution ended, many co

especially in south texas. atlanta, chance of storms, better chance further south.nother chance of heavy rain again in florida and in the west active weather. temperatures cooling down in the west as well. not hitting 60 in seattle. d.c. we've yet to hit 80 this month. not going to do it today. we do get into the 70s and i'm jen carfagno. "worldwide exchange" continues after this. the thing is, most businesses aren't getting the most out of it. the ibm cloud is uniquely designed for all kinds of data. like data from the weather company for 2.2 billion locations. or billions of health-related data points. even social sentiment in real time from hundreds of millions of people. it's all in the ibm cloud. if you combine that with the data your business already has- then things get interesting. so right now we're working with a retailer to blend social and inventory data to help predict demand. we can help a hotel chain match weather and local event data so they can adjust room prices from minute to minute. and another company we work with can apply analytics to sensor d

thunderstorms in south texas are dropping more than a foot of rain in 24 hours and forecasters say it keep raining all week long. they rescued several people from their vehicles and low hf lying areas in corpus christi. that's a look at news for the moment. i'm kelly wright and now back to "red eye." >>> president obama gave a commencement address at rutgers this weekend and students let him be as clear as he could be. >> clauses of -- class of 2016 is, let me be as clear as i can be. in politics and in life, ignorance is not a virtue. it is not cool to not know what you are talking about. >> the press left no doubt about whom the president was speaking. obama knocked trump at rutgers saying ignorance is not a virtue. the president went on. >> facts, evidence, reason, logic, an underking of science, these are good things. these are qualities you want in people making policy. >> but is this a message tailored to donald trump or the same guy obama has been attacking his entire political career. i believe we have a picture of him. that's it. this is the only man obama has ever really gon

right now, federal investigators took over the investigation into a deadly charter bus crash in south texas. nine people died, nearly 60 were hurt. the bus rolled over in bad weather saturday morning. witnesses described a horrific scene, with some passengers thrown from the bus as it crashed, others trapped inde. many of the victims were employees of the texas school district, headed to a casino. donald trump pushing back, his reaction to inappropriate behavior accusations. man, butt an emotional it can absolutely kill you. sea of blue and tears filling the u.s. capitol of fallen officers who n what if there was a paint that made you look at paint differently question everything you know and what you don't know what if it's built with better ingredients given super powers and even a secret base to test those powers. since benjamin moore reinvented paint, it makes you wonder is it still paint? find benjamin moore paint, [bagpipes play] blue, full ofa of officers and families filled the lawn of the u.s. capitol for the 35th annual national peace officer memorial service. they were honoring f

the story this morning is what happened down in south texas about a half hour, hour outside of houston, this brenham, texas, 9 to 12 inches, few spots, even more than that, some areas, i would say about 16 to 14 inches, one of the accumulations, 13.6, very impressive in 12 to 24 hours. flash flood emergency issued for this area. finally, it has cleared out, more towards waco and dallas, but not as heavy as you head to the south. how does memorial look. pretty good. saturday no problems whatsoever. getting warm and toasty today and tomorrow. all the stormy weather there in the north. southeast coast lines, nasty beach problems, north carolina to northeast florida. sunday, okay, just a stray shower in california, temperatures look nice through >>> good friday morning. we are tracking warm 80s inland today but check out the extended weekend ahead. possibly 90 for the south bay on sunday. 92 on memorial day. mid 90s in yuma and phoenix. some of the best weather will be found in the west over memorial day weekend. >> all right, to those traveling, good luck. thanks. >>> scary moments as the

so i'm reading these stories from south texas newspapers and by 1925 that's only halfway through prohibition. there is no more stories out their smuggling liquor. they get wiped out by the texas rangers and about 20 get killed outright just going out. so just because those people were driven out of business doesn't mean the desire for alcohol ended. and there's other groups that basically filled the role. so they get wiped out in 1925 that's what i see after that are people that are smuggling liquor with trucks and automobiles. i found cases involving airplanes. there were several people who fought in world war i who actually downed enemy aircraft and become airborne bootleggers in the 1920s, 1930s and what i found thi is even though law enforcement was very aggressive in tackling these, the people who are smuggling using automobiles carry automatic weapons and on several occasions killed officers and a line of duty for the officers that were murdered were not killed by these guys in the brush country but they were killed by people driving automobiles who have seen the officer approached him

. >> more rain for parts of south texas. that's under water.here is major flooding right now in corpus christitie that has up to a foot of rain. first responders have made many rescue. >>> two weeks from memorial day and it snowed in northern new england. some residence in new hampshire and vermont saw two inches or more it was in the 30s indoles. we are feeling pretty confident. we were in the 60s which is below average. we went 68 68. humidity, 28%, a dry airmass and one reason we got cold overnight. winds gusting to 18 and nothing like the 41 miles per hour wind like we had yesterday. clouds increase but not as cold. and then the yellow weather alert on tuesday. we got both commutes that we think will be wet. the heaviest rainfall either side of lunchtime. and heavy access to rain appears to be dc south. light rain and showers on wednesday. they will end in the early or mid-afternoon. we might issue a weather alert for wednesday. concentrating on tuesday. tonight no worries. taking a walk after dinner. 57 in buoy and by morning, 6:00 a.m. mo

the story this morning is what happened down in south texas about a half hour, hour outside of houston, this brenham, texas, 9 to 12 inches, few spots, even more than that, some areas, i would say about 16 to 14 inches, one of the accumulations, 13.6, very impressive in 12 to 24 hours. flash flood emergency issued for this area. finally, it has cleared out, more towards waco and dallas, but not as heavy as you head to the south. how does memorial look. pretty good. saturday no problems whatsoever. getting warm and toasty today and tomorrow. all the stormy weather there in the north. southeast coast lines, nasty beach problems, north carolina to northeast florida. sunday, okay, just a stray shower in california, temperatures look nice through the holiday bumping up into the mid 90s in yuma and phoenix. some of the best weather will be found in the west over memorial day weekend. >> all right, to those traveling, good luck. thanks. >>> scary moments as their plane catches fire. >>> plus we're going to tell you where to find the best beaches. you're going to watch that. you're watching "e

. >>> some dramatic scenes overnight from south texas. stalled vehicles and accidents reported. . the flooding was severe enough to float away at least one heavy dumpster. strong winds and hail is effected along the gulf coast. the ground is as you know already saturated. >>> on the weather radar right now, you can see that storm system spreading from texas eastward into louisiana and the southern plains, since march 1st, that region has received two-times to three-times the normal rainfall. it's an interesting story as far as temperatures, feeling more like march. possibly record-breaking cold this morning. some of the numbers, 30s in vermont and western pennsylvania. 40s in new york and mid-40s as far south as raleigh. >> all right, ready for summer. >>> police in london had to remove an air marshal from a tlans atlantic flight to atlanta. they're not allowed to drink for four hours before a flight. the air marshal was released without charges because he hadn't broken any british laws. >>> now to the prince to worshipers at a jehovah witness's hall he was brother nelson. hundred

eight people were killed and 44 injured when the bus rolled over on a south texas highway. s saying heavy rain may have been the factor. sarah deloff is in laredo, texas, with the latest. where are they starting with this? >> good afternoon, richard. that team is actually on the ground launching the investigation into this horrific descent. they're expected to give an update as early possibly as this evening. now the accident happened as you mentioned yesterday just before noon. it was a charter bus headed to a casino on the texas-mexico border. seven people died at the scene and eighth taken to this hospital in laredo before being pronounced dead. dozens of people injured. they're being treated at several texas hospitals. the accident is being described as a single vehicle. there weren't any other cars or trucks in the vicinity when it happened. as you mentioned, that rain that, is something that's being looked at very closely right now. right now they're not sure fit caused the accident. but they're mopossibly looking it as a contributing factor as this investigation moves

nbc's gabe gutierrez has more from south texas where the danger is far from over. >> reporter: today the brazos river swelled quickly. how fast is it coming up? >> very, very fast. when i walked in there, it's over my knees. >> reporter: the rising water creeping closer to laurel's home. >> the material things, but they're only -- >> reporter: she and her neighbors frantically grabbing what they could and evacuating. have you ever seen it flood this bad? >> no. >> it's a scramble. >> reporter: mandatory evacuations in wharton, texas, as the colorado river overflowed. >> i don't know what to say because right now i feel devastated. >> reporter: the death toll in this state climbing to at least six. overnight near san antonio about ten inches of rain collapsed this roof and caused a mess on the roads. since last week's torrential downpours residents were hoisted to safety. >> approaching halfway up, nice, easy. >> reporter: more than 2,000 inmates from several prisons were rushed to higher ground. first responders helping horses to dry land. drone video capturing this houston suburb su

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. >> federal investigators in south texas to find out what caused a fatal crash involving a charter bust killed eight people and hurt 44 other. hen a daniels bridges us up-to-date on the investigation. >> now trying to determine the cause of deadly charter bus crash north of laredo, texas saturday. fifty-two people were on board when the driver lost control, and the bus rolled over. seven passengers were killed on the scene, one later died at the hospital. >> warrant today get here. >> this woman returned to the hospital after learning her 67 year old mother, virginia ramirez was on the bus head today a casino with her friend. >> turn and, just saw her best friend, no bag, she was outside, she could see inside her friend was look like she was passed on. >> her mother is recovering in a hospital. with several broken bones. texas company, oga charters owns the bus involved in the accident. according to the associated press order by state inspectors to take one of its buses offer the road to fix brakes and exit door problems. national trans takes safety board members arrive on the scene. >

. >>> federal investigators are in south texas working to determine what caused a charter bus to crash. 8 people were killed and 44 others injured. the small company that operates the bus was cited in the past year. last year state inspectors ordered the company to take the bus out of service to fix brake problems. they have not said if that was the same bulls involved in the crash -- bus involved in the crash. >>> sman samantha broberg was reported missing from the carnival cruise ship. >>> probability of survival of nearly 120 hours that's assuming that somebody is in a life jacket and floating and healthy at the time they enter the the water. >>> she was not wearing a life jacket. the coast guard scoured 4300 square miles before calling off the search mission late last night. >>> prosecutors continue to argue their case against one of the baltimore police officers charged in the death of freddie gray. officer nero was charged with assault and misconduct. gray died after he was arrested and injured in a police van. another officer may testify against nero today. the defense is expect

going to get in south texas, two to three inches. tulsa, oklahoma, there. the remnants of bonnie, we've been talking about it. just showers from now, but a plum of moisture going to sweep all out. much droier into tuesday. >> ginger, thank you. >>> now, to the growing outrage after a 4-year-old boy slipped into a gorilla enclosure and the desperate decision to kill the animal. the shocking incident caught on camera. the gorilla and boy face to face for several minutes before the 400-pound silverback was shot. tonight, officials defending their actions amid anger and an outpouring of support for the animal. here's abc's marci gonzalez. we want to warn you, you might find some of these images graphic. >> reporter: tonight, growing outrage about this close encounter. those ten terrifying minutes the child spent inside the zoo exhibit, causing the endangered silverback to lose his life. >> oh, my god! oh, my god! >> reporter: the horrifying scene playing out in front of the boy's mother. >> mommy loves you! i'm right here. >> reporter: at one point, 17-year-old

. >>> the ntsb now investigating a deadly bus crash in south texas near laredo, police say the bus lostontrol, causing it to roll over and point out the investigation is in the lerl i stages. seven people died at the scene and one person died at the hospital. the crash is one of the deadliest bus accidents in texas in recent years. see you at the top of the hour. back to "editorial report." >>> welcome to "the journal editorial report." and positive step is how presumptive gophe nominee donal trump and house speaker paul ryan describe their meeting on capitol hill on thursday, in a joint statement the two said they were totally committed to unifying a divided republican party ahead of the november election. by both men acknowledge that the process could take some time. >> it'sin our first meeting. i was very encouraged with this meeting. this is a process. it takeson an little time. you don't put it together in 45 minutes. >> isl don't mind going through little bit of a slow process. it's a very big subject. we have a lot of things. and i think for the most part, we agree on a lot of di

abc's eva pilgrim gets us started tonight from south carolina. >> reporter: tonight, new evacuations in texas. the colorado river four feet above flood stage and still rising. in wharton, winford williams and his family evacuating for the second time in two months. >> ain't nothing you can do be go stay in the motel. >> reporter: helicopters rescuing residents north of houston this weekend. severe storms pummelling the lone star state. at least six dead and two still missing in the region, including a 10-year-old boy who fell in the swollen brazos river while fishing. >> it's frustrating we have the family here and they need some closure and we haven't been able to get it to them yet. >> reporter: meanwhile, in the east, millions dealing with remnants of tropical storm bonnie, dumping eight inches of rain in south carolina. residents rescued by boat. part of interstate 95 shut down. >> i've never seen the water this high. >> reporter: storms flooding roads all the way to new york city. on the beaches, an urgent warning. >> looks can be deceiving. yes, it's kind of calm out right now, but peop

gabe gutierrez with more from south texas. >> reporter: this part of the brazos river has never creeped this high, cresting this afternoon, flooding homes, displayinging families. the devastation stretching for miles. >> my family told me to get out. the water was about this much from entering the house. >> reporter: on the ground, search and rescue teams on the move. more mandatory evacuations under way. >> the water just kept rising. it got to at least six inches inside the house. >> reporter: maria pulled from her flooded home as the waters rose. did you lose your home? >> everything. everything. >> reporter: today the weather related death toll in texas climbed to nine. they found the body of a 10-year-old boy who drowned. several attention as rivers cresting at historic levels. the brazos topping 53 feet, breaking a record. the colorado more than 46. the trinity river at almost 30 feet. expected to stay there through sunday. >> we never expected anything like this. >> reporter: yolanda gonzalez has lived in rosenberg almost 30 years. >> very hard. we got more rain coming our way. >

the national transportation safety board is investigating a deadly bus crash in south texas. eight people died and more than 40 were injured when the bus suddenly rolled on its side. jamie yuccas has the latest. >> reporter: in video taken at the scene of the crash on a remote stretch of highway nearly 50 miles north of laredo, texas, you can see it raining heavily. the conditions were the same when the driver of the bus lost control and rolled over. federal investigators are now trying to determine if weather was a factor in the deadly crash. 52 people were on the charter bus headed to a casino. seven people died at the scene of the crash, another died later at a hospital. 44 others had to be treated for their injuries. the driver of the bus is among the survivors. >> this is a very serious accident. >> reporter: cbs news transportation safety analyst mark rosenker. >> were there design factors in the highway itself? were there weather issues? was this a mechanical failure was the driver fatigued? was there a medical incident with the driver? was the driver distracted? lots

. >> we are watching activity across texas and this afternoon, i think, around houston and south, whereflood threat is the highest. this is not a one-day event. warnings in place for corpus christi and brownsville. you see the area in orange in new orleans and southern louisiana. that is 4 to 6 inches of rain. the flood threat is high across the region. we are talking midway. the severe weather threat is not going anywhere. particularly around the panhandle in enid, oklahoma. large hail and damaging winds. how about april like temperatures with 11 million people dealing with the freeze watches and warnings. temperatures in cleveland in the upper 30s. that is in line with an april 13th temperature. it warms up to 60s. 81 in dallas. new york city, 66. raleigh up to 72. atlanta in the upper 70s. a warming trend the next couple days. >>> thank you, pedram. we are getting word that a series of water rescues in corpus christi. we will keep you updated on what happens there as soon as we can. >>> donald trump with a surprising interview about what the united states should do overseas dealing w

eight people died in the crash in south texas. it was heading to a casey know when the driver lost control of the bus and it rolled over. it was raining at the time of the crash, but it is unclear if that played a role in the accident. 44 other passengers were hurt. >>> this morning, a pilot was hurt after his plane crashed during a stunt at an air show. you may find the video of this crash disturbing. the pilot was flying in tandem with another play during a stunt at the show at the airport in atlanta. nobody else was hurt. federal investigators are looking into what went wrong. >>> in monmouth county, new jersey, a woman died after falling off of her horse at the horse park of new jersey. it was during a jumping event, yesterday. the competition is a qualifying event for the u.s. olympics. >>> 7:17 right now on this sunday. new this morning, red hot chilly peppers front man anthony kiedis is in the hospital. they were supposed to perform last night. the other members got on stage and said they were cancelling because kiedis was

and i lost them in a fashion very different from any predator that we have in south texas. in the meat as much as it was the blood. and in all instances, it was all opened up just in this thorax area, and there was no blood at all. and everybody's saying, oh, my gosh, that's the chupacabra. >> shirts were made, and it was all over the town. >> the myth of the chupacabra is a big story down here because we have a high hispanic population that has believed in this for a long time. >> the story spread through spanish-speaking publications and the internet over the 1990s and into the 2000s. >> legend has it the chupacabra is a vampire dog said to inhabit parts of south america and texas. >> a chupacabra in spanish means the goat sucker or the sucker of goats. >> in all the stories that i have read about the chupacabra and it had fiery red eyes and stood on its back legs and appeared to have some spine down its back. don't do that, or the chupacabra's going to get you. >> dr. canyon's blood-thirsty predator kills 28 chickens over a 15-month period, showing its face only once. >>

. >>> federal investigators are trying to figure out what caused a deadly bus crash in south texas. eight people were killed. >>> the u.s. coast guard has suspended its search for missing cruiseship passenger in the south of mexico. >>> david cameron stands by his comments that your position on muslims was stupid, divisive, and wrong. >> it looks like we're not going to have a very good relationship. who knows? >>> president obama spoke to graduates at rutgers. >> in politics and in life, ignorance not a virtue. it's not cool it to not know what you're not talking about. >>> the queen with a horse pageant as part of her 90th birthday celebration. >>> an all-out brawl stops traffic. a truck driver sped off, and the car chased after him. >>> a meteorologist in l.a. asked to put on a sweater. >> why? >> because it's cold. >> getting a lot of e-mail. >> you don't normally see that kind of fight but you did today. >> whoa! that's solid contact there. >>> and all that matters -- what's his name, morley safer. >> morley safer is retiring at cbs news. >> he's always loved being a reporter. >

. >>> federal inigvestators are trying to figure out what caused a deadly bus crash in south texas. eight people were killed. >>> the u.s. coast guard now has suspended its search for missing cruise ship passenger samantha broberg in the gulf of mexico. >>> david cameron said he stands by his comments that your position on muslims was stupid, divisive, and wrong. >> looks like we're not going to have a good relationship. >>> president obama spoke to students at red gers and criticized recent political discourse. n >> itipolics and life, ignorance is not a virtue. it's not cool to not know what you're talking about. >>e> th horse pageant was part of the >> the queen! hip, hip, hooray! >>> an all-out brawl stopped traffic. a truck driver sped off, and a car chased after him. >> all that -- >>> a meteorostlogi l in.a. asked to put on a sweater -- >> why? because it's cold? >> a lot of e-mail. >> what? >>> you don't normally see that, but but today. >> whoa! that's some solid contact right there. >> and all that motors -- >>> what's his name, morely safer. >> morely safer is retiring af

alison: severe storms in south texas dumped up to a foot of rain in some areas. more storms could be on the way there. they pulled vehicles from low-lying area in corpus christi. no one has been hurt. but it could be raining all week. leon: that is not good there. it's so flat. no place for water to go. doug: all the patterns that keep repeating themselves repeat the same weather pattern in different part of the country as well. it's sunny and then it will move out and come back for the weekend. make it stop! it won't stop. we got down to 37 at b.w.i. we missed the other records in the area. but it was a chilly start. you got the sun up a few hours. the sun is so strong even at the low levels of the sign in may. that the rapid warmup occur. with that said, it is 63 degrees in northwest washington. through the day overthe city we enjoy bright blue skies. but late afternoon, the clouds starting to show up. high clouds south and west. more will develop tonight and become cloudy with a chance of rain by morning. pollen count. big numbers. low reading on the weeds. mo

the deadly crash happened in south texas near the mexican border. it was headed to a casino.y are trying to figure out what caused the crash. >>> beyonci, she is going to be back in the bay area tomorrow night for a big concert. if you aren't able to go, there will be another one. she will continue her formation tour and the bay area alley vice -- levi stadium. the concert will begin at 7:30 pm. 50,000 people are expected. said to clear up police anticipate major traffic delays and they encourage people to take public transportation. the options, they are preparing for massive crowds. they are encouraging riders to buy their tickets ahead of time. to avoid long lines. and because the concert is sold out, she just announced a second concert on september 17. >>> i thought everyone was going to the wires game. >> the wires and all go to beyonci's concert. >> next we'll tell you who mark zucker berg is meeting with as he divided -- as he defends criticism. >>> a national competition about toward a winner $1 million. they are about to find out if they one. i'll show you the produc

. >>> a 9th person died after a charter bus crash in south texas. the 83-year-old man died from injuries that happened in the crash. the bus was on its way to a casino. state and federal police are investigating. >>> a uniform secret service officer shot an armed pennsylvania man outside the white house who refused to drop a weapon yesterday. jesse alvary from schuylkill county is in the hospital in critical condition. vice president joe biden was in the white house during the hour lockdown. >>> a suspected car thief is in custody after getting into a standoff with police. chad perdelli has the details. >> reporter: the standoff ended peacefully with the suspect being walked to a police cruiser, but there were tense moments. 6:00 p.m., officers spot the stolen suv at 16th and lippen cot. police stopped the car and the driver allegedly jumped out and shoved an officer and ran down 16th. >>> as he did, the backup officer arrived and the male was pulling a firearm from his waistband. >> reporter: one officer fired three times missing the suspect who da

information to tell you about this morning, a 9th person has died after a charter bus crash in south texas last weekend. the 83-year-old man died from injuries in the crash. the accident happened last saturday on a rain-slick highway north of lower -- lorado texas. >>> investigation into a shooting outside of the white house. a uniformed secret service officer shot an armed pennsylvania man who refused to drop a weapon yesterday. he is in critical condition. vice president joe biden was inside the white house during the hour long lockout. >>> this morning a suspected car thief is in custody after getting into a standoff with police this happened in north philadelphia. chad perdelli has the details. >> reporter: the standoff ended peacefully with the suspect being walked to a police cruiser, but there were tense moments. 6:00 p.m., officers spot the stolen suv at 16th and lippen cot. police stopped the car, the driver allegedly jumped out and shoved an officer and ran down 16th. >>> as he did, the backup officer arrived, the backup officer could see the male was pulling a firearm from his w

he was in south texas today. as he entered hail, strong winds and intense rainfall. san antonio was hit hard as cars were submerged in the floodwaters. the islamic state is claiming response ability for bombings in three baghdad neighborhoods. the blast had 93 people dead and 160 others wounded. this included an outdoor market and the police station. the justice department will not seek the death penalty for the chief suspect in the deadly attack in benghazi, libya. awaiting trial after pleading not guilty. for americans died in the 2012 attack, including a u.s. ambassador. federal prosecutors offered no excellent nation for their indecision. in brazil, the senate may decided whether today marks the end of the line for dilma rousseff. if they give their approval, president rousseff will be required to step down temporarily. then she would face a trial fromy to lead into removal office. she is accused of illegally stepping -- tapping state banks. global news 24 hours a day powered by 2400 journalists in more than 150 news bureaus around the world. david: thank you. le

. >>> 7-eleven, dangerous flooding taking the joy out of the holiday in the south. texas has been hit hard by heavy rains once again. more rain is forecasted this weekend. one person and three others are missing in the city of conrow. good samaritans used a ladder to rescue a woman stuck in flood waters. >>> dozens of cows seen struggling to swim to safety in walter county. tough time for the folks in texas. >> reporter: tough to be a could you. you think of the lonestar state that part of the country you think dry and desert. we've had so much rain over the past year, we keep seeing flooding like that. we're watching tropical rains from bonnie for the second half of the weekend. things look good, there's the view in cape may. a beautiful morning to take a stroll. temperatures are cool, the humidity has not crept up there, as of yet. it's going to later this afternoon. you can see folks taking advantage. nice weather. double scan live is clear, we'll keep it this way today, outside shot of a stray shower or thunderstorm way up here in the lehigh valley or the poconos. it'

south texas, san antonio area. tornadoes in the past hour. that will sweep east. the pattern will diminish in the next few days. here we look at isolated shower or two. they are moving southeast. we have seen several. flare up, rain heavily and then rain themselves out. warm and muggy. 82 at 7:00. 80 at 8:00 tonight. that is the grilling out weather. forecast overnight, partly cloudy and muggy. patching fog. degrees. jonathan: we are keeping a close eye on developing story out of cincinnati. this is where a gorilla shot and killed over the weekend after a 4-year-old boy somehow found his way into the enclosure. this is the topic of today's abc7's instapoll. go to wjla.com/votenow. we'll show you results live in a moment. for now, rich joining us with a look at the growing controversy. this is not calming down a little bit. >> this has taken on a life of its own. gorilla-gate is getting bigger and nassier every day. >> no doubt the video would go viral. the gorilla going from protective to dangerous over the minutes captured on camera. the 4-year-old got in the enc

. > we are following developing news out of south texas. a charter bus crashed this th morning, ate people were killed, 44 others were injured. i the bus is heading to a casino when it crashed near layer no. investigators say the driver lost control of the bus. sheriff's deputies says it was waning at the time of this of crash, but is unclear whether un weather was a factor. national transportation board is investigating the accident.atin there is a beautiful shot on a a beautiful evening of the washington monument in downtown d.c. a great morning and then wellhe some storms pushed in this evening, but could we get more sunshine tomorrow. let's say hello to gwen whoho hopefully does have some good news. i do have some good news and we will have some sunshine but tonight the storms barreledarr through. let's take a look at our maps or and we'll show you how thingshin stand. most of that has moved its way well out to thest. higher elevations tonight are seeing some rain showers there, but the problem in thehe particular area along the lap lay

tracking additional severe weather over the nation's heartland south into texas later this afternoon and this has the potential to produce widespread swaths of destructive winds, large hail to the size of baseballs and violent tornadoes. again, this is going to be running all the way from des moines, iowa, south into southern portions of texas. the northeast not dealing with severe weather, but it's definitely worth noting it's going to be very warm, it's going to be very humid and this type of air mass will continue throughout the rest of this week and believe it or not heading in toward the upcoming weekend as well. so it's going to be into the 80s but it's probably going to feel more like it's 90 degrees plus. kendis, diane, back to you. >> justin povick at accuweather, thank you. >>> breaking news from right here in new york city where deadly violence has broken out at a popular concert venue. a 33-year-old man was shot to death backstage before rapper t.i. was scheduled to perform. three others were injured. video captured the chaos there at irving plaza as concertgoers rush tow

all the way south into texas later on this afternoon. this has the potential to produce widespread swathes of destructive winds, large hale the size of baseballs and violent tornadoes. again, this is going to be running all the way from des moines, iowa south into southern portions of texas. the northeast not dealing with severe weather but it's definitely worth noting that it's going to be very warm. it's going to be very humid. and this type of air mass is going to continue the rest of this week and believe it or not, heading into the upcoming so it's going to be into the 80s but it's probably going to feel more like it's 90 degrees plus. >> breaking news in new york where a 33-year-old man was killed at a concert venue where t.i. was supposed to perform. three others were hurt in the shooting backstage. at irving plaza. video shows the chaotic scene as concert goers rushed for the exis. witnesses say they heard an argument going on on a balcony before shots rang out. investigators are trying to sort out what triggered that violence. >

the crash happened in south texas, near the mexican border. it was headed to a casino.ining at the time of the roll-over.but it's unclear if that was a factor. and in georgia. >> marty:a plane crash stunned hundreds of spectators at an air show near atlanta. the pilot was killed. witnesses say the pilot was trying to complete a stunt maneuver and was unable to pull out of a dive because of high winds. the f-a-a and the n-t-s-b are now investigating the crash. in decision 20-16. the presumptive g-o-p nominee, donald trump is catching plenty of heat over not releasing his tax returns. as c-n-n's karin caifa explains, a new campaign ad is questioning what could trump be hiding. live look outside. san francisco >> reporter: the presumptive for the gop nominee said he would release taxes following certain conditions which have already come and gone until those are made public they will keep the pressure on. the give a sharp response "as your tax rate i fought very hard to have low taxes possible" "i'm under audit and as soon as it ends i will release my returns" >> reporter:

investigators are not ruling out heavy rain as a possible cause of a deadly charter bus crash in south texas. its driver lost control and the bus rolled over. eight of the passengers on board died, more than 40 injured. >>> a plane suddenly slammed to the ground killing its pilot. it happened in front of a crowd of spectators as the pilot was performing a stunt in tandem with another plane. this morning investigators are looking into what caused that accident. >>> the red hot chili peppers were forced to cancel a show last night after the band's leader was sent to the hospital. no release yet about his condition. >>> cheryl samberg gave the commencement address on saturday, telling them about the challenges life will throw at them. >> it changed me in very profound ways. i learned about the depths of sadness and the brutality of loss. but i also learned that when life sucks you under, you can kick against the bottom, find the surface, and breathe again. >> and the united states and china going head to head on the world stage in planking. a retired united states marine taking on a chinese pol

eight kill and 44 wounded after a bus rolled over in south texas.eing investigated. >>> and months ago, paul ryan speaking to the media at the wisconsin gop convention while he continue endorse donald trump, he credited the presumptive nominee for bringing voters to the party. now back to "caught on camera." >>> a four wheel drive car with 1,000 horsepower engine goes airborne off a 20-ton ramp in one of the scariest stunts ever caught on camera. >> i could feel my eyes like moving out of my head. >> march 18th, 2014, france. for more than a year, rally driver gerlen teachery has been on a mission to break the world's longest car jump record of 332 feet. >> it's going to be okay. i just need to do it. >> months of meticulous planning and preparation have come down to this. >> the timing was really, rely tight. >>ery has to make his record car jump before ski lifts open at 9:00 a.m., and the weather is less than ideal. >> the snow was really melting, so i was losing grip. and the visibility was really not good. >> during the past week, the trial jump

eight people are dead in south texas after a roll overcrash saturday.ays a driver lost control of the bus. 44 people were injured and taken to two local hospitals for treatment. >>> a new hampshire man faces an arraignment on two counts of attempted murder, accused of shooting two cops trying to arrest him on armed robbery charges. the governor says the shootings are a reminder of the risks officers take every day and ordered flags to be flown at half staff sunday in honor of national police officer's memorial day. now back to justice with judge jeanine. >>> time to talk 2016 politics with the panel. democratic strategist marianne marsh is back. we're also joined by republican strategist boris epstein. let's talk to you, boris, i want to cut right to the anti-trump ad by hillary clinton regarding trump's refusal to release his taxes. is that going to hurt him? why isn't he releasing them? >> it's to the going to hurt him. it has been around for months, hasn't had any play in the prime others, even in the open primaries. clinton has her own tax issues. t

heather: happening now, investigators try to figure out what caused the charter right to crash in south texas, killing eight people and leaving 44 others injured. the bus was heading to a casino when it crashed near the rate on saturday. the company that owned the bus not reporting any crashes over the last two years but it does have a record of frequent violation. state inspectors ordering one of its buses off the road last year because of problems with the brakes and emergency exits. jon: new information on the two teenagers from florida who disappeared while on a fishing trip last year. the boys set out on their own voyage last july but both capsized off the coast of jupiter florida. that boat now has just been returned to florida after was recovered off bermuda. fishing gear also found on board as well as the cell phone belonging to one of the boys. efforts to recover any data from it failed. heather: hillary clinton and bernie sanders heading or looking ahead to tomorrow's primaries in kentucky and oregon. more than 44,000 independent voters in oregon chose aside so that they could vote