from western parts of arkansas, southeastern oklahoma and northeastern parts of texas you could be looking at additional severe weather. the main threat will include some large hail and also the threat for some isolated tornadoes. temperatures quite chilly especially in new england. 19 in caribou, maine. 45 in new york city. 40 across parts of the southeast. on the chilly side out there. as we head farther southwest, take a look at the temperatures across the southern plains. where we are anticipating warm temperatures. 70s in places like dallas and also in houston. >> thank you very much, maria. >>> talking about golf ball size hail, how about some golf now. the masters turned into a shocker after a meltdown by defending champion jordan spieth. he was holding a 65 hole lead before dropping 6 spots in just three holes. >> oh, my goodness. >> so painful to watch. england's danny willett capitalizing on those mess stakes. he shot a 5 under to win the iconic green jacket. three strokes over lee westwood. he had no bogeys to match the best of four on the weekend. he is the first englishman to

we used to do things in high school football practice in southeastern oklahoma that today coaches would be put in jail for doing it. i grew up under on old school coach and grandfather and it was no excuses, get it gone. i look at the university of connecticut women's basketball and how dominate they are. those young ladies make it look easy but it is not. they work hard enough, they perfect their trade/skill, to the point it looks easy. i remember watching larry bird play and jerry west and some of the things these guys were around, most of them when i was in junior high and high school, and they would make it look so easy. keith wilkes was big in those days of basketball. an 88-game winning streak doesn't just tell me you are on a winning streak but it tells me you paid a special price and if i don't like loosing to them it tells me i need to get better. if you are going to compete with ucla during the time they were hot there is one conclusion you have to draw. i have to get better. and i think in today's approach we have lost a lot of that ability to go to the next level to dig deep

we used to do things in high school football practice in southeastern oklahoma that today coaches would be put in jail for doing it. but, you know, the way i was -- i grew up under an old school coach under an old school father and old school grandmother that it was no excuses, get it done. i look at the university of connecticut women's basketball today and just how dominate they are and those young ladies they make it actually look easy but it is not. they work hard enough, they perfect their trade and skill to the point that it looks easy. i remember you watching magic johnson play and larry bird play and bill russell and karem abul and they would make it look easy but they are not. -- abdul. the university of connecticut women's basketball game won five championship. i remember when ucla had an 88-game winning street. >> host: that was back in the day. >> guest: that is right. keith wilkes and sydney during those days of college basketball. an 88-game winning streak doesn't tell me those men or women at the university of connecticut are just on a winning streak. it tells me they pai

college, professional, we used to do things in high school and high school football practice in southeastern oklahoma that today coaches would be put in jail for doing it. the way, i grew up under an old-school coach, old-school father and grandmother, it was no excuses get it done. i looked at the university of connecticut women's basketball today and just how dominant they are and those young ladies and they make it actually look easy. but it's not. they work hard enough, they perfect their trade, their skill to the point that it looks easy. i remember watching magic johnson play and larry bird play and bill russell and kareem abdul jabbar, jerry west, some of the things these guys were along most of him in junior high and high school. they would make it look so easy, but it is not easy, those men and women are challenged every day. at the the university of connecticut that basketball team the women's basketball team, they won five championships and i remember ucla had an 88 game winning game. keith wilkes, those days of college basketball, again, and 88 game winning streak does not tell me that th

school, college or professional, we used to do things in high school football practice in southeastern oklahoma got today coaches would be put in jail for doing it. but i grew up under an old-school coach and father and old-school grandmother that it was no excuses, get it done. i look at the university of connecticut women's basketball today and just how dominant they are into those young ladies make it look easy but it's not. they work hard enough and perfect their trade and skill to the point that it looks easy. i remember watching magic johnson play, larry bird and bill russell and kareem abdul-jabbar, jerry west. some of these guys, most of them when i was in junior high school, they would make it look so easy, but it's not easy. those men and women are challenged every day and as i said, the basketball team and the university of connecticut, the women's basketball team, they won five championships. i remember when ucla back during the john within days and 88 game winning streak. keith wilkes, sidney wicks, those days of college basketba basketball. but again, and 88 game winning streak do

this area in yellow includes southeastern kansas, including oklahoma city, where we could see some isolatedtrong storms today. damaging winds and large hail, also some flash flooding. on monday, farther to the east, most of arkansas, parts of texas could see some of those strong storms as well, ahead of this cold front. meantime we're starting off the day with a little bit more snow in ohio, some grumblings from ohio folks here, big boos out here. that will will finally move away and we'll see temperatures get back >>> good sunday morning. meteorologist anthony slaughter here tracking more rain this morning. this time it's falling across parts of the south bay. same for the east bay. you're seeing more showers as well. heavier rainier the coastline. as we move through the day we're going to see on and off showers like yesterday except for today it's more concentrated across the south bay and the peninsula and the east bay. kind of different from yesterday when it was mostly across san francisco and the north bay and the east bay. temperatures in the mid 60s. on and off rain continues throug

want to focus in on this area in yellow there southeastern kansas through central oklahoma where we could see isolated strong storms today. damage willing winds and large hail will be the biggest threats and also flash flooding. then on monday, it spreads a little bit farther to the east, louisiana, northeastern parts of texas could see strong storms as well. it's all out ahead of this cold front. in the meantime, we're starting off the day with more snow in ohio. some grumblings from ohio folks here. big boos out here. that's going to finally move away and we should see temperatures get back close to 60 degrees. that's closer to normal for this time of year. that's a look at the weather across the country. now here's a peek out your window. >>> it's a bright start to this sunday morning. but a cold start. temperatures down to the 20s and low 30s. recovering back into the upper it stays breezy. sun will mix with a few clouds. milder temperatures into the 50th for monday and tuesday. steadier rain on tuesday. highs in the upper 50s both days. temperatures work back to normal towards the en

want to focus in on this area in yellow there southeastern kansas through central oklahoma where we couldsolated strong storms today. then on monday, it spreads a little bit farther to the east, most of arkansas, northern louisiana, northeastern parts of texas could see strong storms as well. in the meantime, we're starting off the day with more snow in ohio. some grumblings from ohio folks here. that's going to finally move away and we should see temperatures get >>> good sunday morning. i'm meteorologist karen thomas. freeze warning in effect for a couple of more hours until 10:00 this morning. very cold heading outside. you're going to want to bundle up. we're going to be warming up later on today. calling for sun and clouds, breezy conditions. we have a wind out of the west 5 to 10 miles per hour. but we will be warming up to about 49 degrees. 52 for a high in some parts of our region. and so we are looking for that sunshine to warm us up a little bit. enjoy. >>> i'm going to squeeze a squey people from the plaza in on the show this morning because you're braving the cold. where are y

southeastern u.s. that's in the wake of what it did over here in eastern areas of oenklahoma, tech a texas, no oklahoma, i should say, look at the tornado, at least seven people were injured from it. homes and businesses were destroyed. you could even see some of the debris being kicked up there. a dangerous storm. thousands of people left without power, and still, actually some of the roadways starting to be cleared out across the area. you can see a tree snapped right there. some of the area images, look at this. these are people's homes you could see right down into it. that's what these tornados can do. any time you're put under a tornado warning, take it seriously. the threat is still there. short time heavy rain, damaging straight line winds back here towards the east, as this continues to move along. that tornadic threat will still be an issue. especially here in the northern areas of alabama, mississippi, northwestern georgia, as we go ahead through your thursday evening, even by friday, the tornado threat will taper off, but you'll see the thunderstorms up and down the seaboards. this is anoth

southeastern nebraska. >> holy [ bleep ]. >> oh, my god. >> reporter: swirling pe ining homes. in oklahoma, hail smothering the roads. >> most golf ball size, pretty difficult to walk out here. it's like walking on roller skates. >> reporter: across the state line in missouri this explosive supercell turning out a tornado so fierce it blew out the windows of this church. test. >>> to the race for the white house. shaking up the race. >>> the republican nominee, but ted cruz is hoping his hail mary vp move can shake up the race. >> it's a long shot move by ted cruz to try campaign. my friend and the next vice president of the united states, carly fiorina. >> reporter: cruz is tapping definitely comfortable as his vice presidential running mate even though he's way behind and the primaries aren't even over. >> i am prepared to stand by his side. to defeat donald trump, to defeat hillary clinton. >> reporter: as the presidential candidate fiorina battled with trump. >> i think women all over this country heard very clearly what mr. trump said. >> reporter: since dropping out she's campaigned