maria: more rain is in the forecast in southeastern texas and portions of louisiana.d is saturated and ongoing flooding will not be good at all and the storm system for a lot of flooding is finally pushing eastward but we expect to see more rainfall out there throughout the day and it could be several inches of it across spots where four inches of rain are possible, the other concern across parts of texas and louisiana and the midwest will be severe weather, damaging winds, large hail and isolated tornadoes possible across places like houston and austin, texas. on the east coast it will feel very much like spring, temperatures climbing into the 70s, new york city and maine way up north, 68 °, we need warm temperatures particularly across the pacific northwest, very warm for this time of year and expect highs in the 70s and 80s this afternoon. stuart: we will run down global market action before moving on to "mornings with maria" bartiroma. ♪ kerrimac down arrows, mario draghi and european central, london futures down, down 1/2%. microsoft, google, verizon. dow futures

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take a look at southeastern texas.as much as four, six, eight or more inches of rain coming up over the next few days so a significant threat here across parts of texas and if that wasn't enough, the flood threat is very dangerous. we are also looking at the risk of severe weather, damaging winds, large hail and isolated tornadoes possible throughout the night across southern parts of texas and extending across areas of texas across the gulf coast. heather: maria, thank you. jon: an urgent manhunt for two brothers who police same way have murdered a missing couple. these guys should be considered armed and extremely dangerous. did you notice anything different about donald trump? what has changed and will it continue?>> p?p?h jon: a news alert on what is probably the big story of the day, oral arguments just wrapping up at the supreme court where the eight justices heard from both sides of the fight over president obama's executive orders on immigration. shannon breen was in the courtroom, listened to all of it. she j

rain throughout the day today into tomorrow potentially more than six inches of rain across southeastern texasflooding continues across parts of the south and also looking at the risk for severe weather today across western portions of texas. even isolated tornadoes will be a concern out there. the risk is still in place to make sure you have a way to get warnings. other temperatures across the southeastern u.s. heating up across the carolinas. post a 90 degrees today. i'd across parts of the west, particularly this time of year it is going to be very warm out there. 82 degrees for the forecast high in seattle. let's head over to you. lauren: maria molina, thank you very much. lauren: look at the world of sports. they were still able to beat the rockets. clay thompson picked up the slack or gold in saber 34-point shooting behind the three-point line. they are now up in the series as it shifts to houston. curry has until thursday night to get healthy for the next game. >> allowed finish in oklahoma where dallas came out on top. 8584. seven seconds remaining raymond felt he missed two free throw

it is not good news for folks in southeastern texas with strong winds and hail and isolated tornados.ories, 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 speaking passenger said she heard him saying something that concerned her. police had pulled him off of the plane. he said he is have known better than spoken ara bic on the plane. >> he said why would i speak in the plane and you upon the environment around us and what is happening in the airports. i told him i am sorry, i didn't mean to do that. and he said the plane is going to be delayed. this is is slam phobia got this country into. >> we have a fox legal analyst. what the police officer said w

. >> a heartbreaking story across southeastern texas. of the flooding continues across the region. the forecast is for more rain in places like houston and louisiana where we have picked up a lot of heavy rain over the last couple days. it is this system bringing in a lot of moisture to the region heavy rain and also flooding. we are expecting flooding today and yesterday. damaging winds large hail and isolated thunderstorms possible. fps east of the system are warm and spring like. you are in the 70's as far north as new york city. as when heed further west taking a look at the pacific northwest temperatures are well above average even for this time of year reaching into the 70's across idaho and washington even into montana. >> he is back in the news again. dismissing a lawsuit she filed against the state for requiring her to issue marriage licenses to same sex couple with her name on them. davis argues it violates her religious beliefs. the judge says she is not experiencing irreparable harm. the names on clerks no longer appears on t

weather with isolated tornadoes large hail and damaging winds all possible across parts of southeastern texas extending into places like brownsville. temperatures incredibly warm. very spring lake out there. you are in the midwest across the southeast. temperatures are either going to be in the 70's or the 80's for many of you. storms are tell lively school with highs in the 70's in places like dallas and houston. >> nice temperatures out there for a monday. >> the nba playoffs are here. the opener of the first round are finally in the book. >> san antonio beating fem miss 106-74 handing them their worst post seen loss. the clippers cruz past the blazers 115-105 win. the only lead was by 1 point that was in the second quarter. you can definitely see the heat in miami. they dismapt elled the charlotte hornets 123-91 tied a franchise post season record. >>> a close one over the pistons. they came down the last few minutes as cleveland ran away with 106 victory out won 30116. >>> dale ernhardt, jr. was not the most popular guy at the racetrack. a warm welcome as he ran around the bristol speedwa

rain is expected across southeastern texas through next week. >> and let's go straight to meteorologist steve paulson. >> they did have rain go through houston. and they're on the back edge of it now. nothing close to what they had a couple of days ago. they just went out to bow month. and it's cloudy with 70 degrees. this is a huge system. it stretches from all the way up in the dakotas back through missouri and iowa and the low is back to denver and northeast colorado with the tail end through texas. there will be a few showers tomorrow. and after that all signs point to clearing taking place. and it's going to be near 90 degrees on sunday and monday. you talk about humidity. if you have travel plans get ready. there's not a lot to it. it's producing a few high clouds. and stuck on the coast. there's a little bit of cloud cover in the north bay. emphasis on little. there are 70s popping up. san jose 76. and we are running slightly cooler than yesterday. north bay temps, 60s and 70s. and sebastopol at 70 degrees. and south bay temps, mid-70s. gilroy was 85 yesterday. scotts valley and

southeastern texas has seen flooding like that in the last three months.e have a different game in the delaware and lehigh valley. we have not seen rain in nine or ten days. we are picking up showers around parts of the area this morning. this is an upper level low a separate system swings through. it will trigger showers over the next few hours after the sun returns this afternoon. there's a live look at the commodor barry bridge. for now, all is quiet over the immediate philadelphia area. double scan lives live shows the next round of rain pushing through the far western suburbs, places like potstown and reading and honeybrook there's a steadier downpour, south of lancaster there's downpours, as well. the next batch of moisture should push to the east at 20 to 30 miles per hour eventually clearing the coast let's say by midday, most of that is out to sea. jersey shore it's going to be a gray day. it's going to be tough to shake the clouds. everybody west of philadelphia you'll see a little bit of sunshine later on. 73 degrees is the high temperature we'r

in portions of southeastern texas. we will likely be seeing some unfortunate video from that region of the country as we go into the late afternoon and tomorrow morning. for us, nothing but blue skies. a lot of sunshine. seventy-two, the high in the city. and 74, moorestown. as we look closer to the coastline, we're talking 60s. even 58 in montauk. easterly component bringing cooler air in off the water. that will make a difference for those temperatures. regardless, it is going to be a lovely day. tonight, not as cold as it has been. fifty-two in the city will mean 40s and the suburbs. no frost advisories anticipated overnight tonight. tomorrow, 70 degrees and gorgeous. a few more clouds building in late. seventy-eight in the city. i do think we will see some 80s and places like newark and trenton tomorrow. low 80s of course. nonetheless so, that is where -- well above where we should be. tuesday, early in the day, a cold front may mean a few sprinkles. after that, clearing skies and 67. wednesday, 65. mostly sunny. t

the rain is expected to cross southeastern texas next week. >>> mitsubishi motor announced the fuel mileage testing information for some of the vehicles is not accurate. mitsubishi said there is evidence that some workers intentionally gave false miles per gallon information for the ek wagon and ek passenger car. the japanese automaker said that the problem was noticed i nissan that sells a line of cars -- noticed by nissan that sells a line of cars, and he says that he is not sure why the employees ossified the information, and he is apologizing and he says it's not clear whether any vehicles sold outside of japan has the same issue. >>> intel, based in santa clara, will eliminate 12,000 jobs, including voluntary and involuntary departures from the company. intel said that most of the workers will be notified by the end of june. emotions ranging from angry to not surprised. >> i was there during the height of the pc revolution, and it was doing great. i cannot imagine being with a better company, but it happens to all companies in the end. >> the economy is bad, people get laid off, and no

southeastern texas bracing for more rain and thunderstorms today as the area continues to grapple withtastrophic flooding over the last few days. rising waters have left at least seven people dead and caused more than $5 billion in damage. much of the houston area is still submerged. after storms dumped more than 17 inches of rain in less than 24 hours. dangerous weather also hitting up north in dallas where a sinkhole opened up swallowing literally a pick-up truck. the driver thankfully emerged from that hole unharmed. >>> back to politics now. the republican flasnc holding i meeting on the rules taking center stage in florida. 168 rnc members who are all delegates will attend the meeting in hollywood, florida, but no rule changes will actually happen this week. that's because the gop rules can only be rewritten and adopted every four years at the national convention. but one proposal is to have the convention in cleveland operate under robert's rules of order instead of the house of representatives rules. and gop chair reince priebus is probably making this a top priority finding pot

>> it looks like we could be seeing more rainfall across southeastern texas where we have flooding on going and i want to share with you some of these reported rainfall totals because they are sound. many of these areas become more than a foot of rain in a short period of time once produced the flooding. taking a look at radar you can see we have storms on the way to houston and some of the areas that have experienced flooding north and west of that city are already dealing with that rain right now. where expecting to see several more inches of rainfall across the region. not only across the houston area but parts of louisiana. some areas could see potentially or to six inches of rain locally, even higher amounts and parts of texas, the same goes for you as the storm continues across this unsettled region over the next few days producing more heavy rain so we do have a number of watches in fx across texas. also louisiana and park of arkansas. even farther north across oklahoma and texas, we had a threat for more flooding so a big concern out there. the other threat aside from flooding

as we go into monday, more wet weather into southeastern texas and louisiana. that could exacerbate the flooding. we have potential of severe storms in st. louis today. today's threat is large hail, isolated tornadoes. the rain and flooding is going to be the biggest concern with another 2 to 4 inches possible. >> dylan, thanks. >>> investigators looking for clues in the untimely death of prince. that's not the only mystery swirling this morning. did the rock icon leave behind a treasure trove of music that could be worth millions. nbc's stephanie gosk is digging into the story for us. >> reporter: what has become clear in the days since prince's the pop icon, despite his fame, kept much of his life private. including most of his music. a secret archives so big, it eclipses the work everyone knows well. this music reporter interviewed him. >> i asked prince because he hasn't had time to go through archives if he intended these songs to come out after he was gone. >> reporter: now as investigators continue to probe if prescription painkillers played a role in hi

we could see some flash flooding with southeastern texas sunday and monday receiving up to 7 or 8 inches of rain. the flip side of these storms. >>> dylan, thank you. >> now to a breaking story overnight. two maryland firefighters shot and one killed when they responded to a call for a person with a possible medical condition. bullets started flying. we have nbc's morgan radford with more. >> good morning, sheinelle. a veteran firefighter died after he was shot trying to check on a civilian. the death is leaving the community in shock and trying to figure out what went wrong. >> reporter: police got the call from the relative friday night. >> he believed his relative was potentially experiencing a medical emergency. >> reporter: a team responded to the home. firefighter john olmshnider and one other knocked on the home and no one answered. they entered and shots rang out. >> all units, just got information. >> it was as they were forcing entry, that several rounds were fired from the house through the door striking two fire department personnel. >> reporter: both men rushed to surgery in

assisted living facility in spring, texas beings where 50 residents and staff were trapped by flood waters. a river flood warning remains in effect for southeastern portions of texas because more rain is anticipated. the heavy rain maker is still located over the mid portions of the united states, the tail end of the front will continue to affect xas. so more rain is anticipated for houston and the lower mississippi river basin. and across the northern areas of north america there is another strong low pressure system causing windy conditions across eastern canada. so we have floods -- rather, blizzard warnings in effect across the northern portions of quebec. watch out foreavy snow and stro winds. i want take you t the north pole to show you a tough marathon event that took place during the weekend. the earth's coolest race took place saturday in the north pole marren tho. 52 competitors from 18 countries braved minus 41 degrees celsius to run the race inxtreme conditions. the race was delayed by a week due to the severe weather conditions that caused the landing strip in the ice gap to crack, preventing runners and officials from arriving. the

. >>> southeastern texas this morning is bracing for more thunderstorms.ouston area is struggling to recover from days of historic rain that killed eight people. a traffic camera captured dramatic video of one driver who gus frerotte trapped in the rising -- who got trapped in the rising water. some homes and cars are still under water. manuel, good morning. >>> good morning. the floodwaters are slowly starting to recede. there are so much that places like this apartment complex remain flooded with vehicles submerged. there are dozens of more vehicles in the distance behind me just like that, ruined. rain has been on and off here for the past four days, further complicating the city's rescue and recovery efforts. after another round of soaking rains, streets still look like waterways. and many homes in the houston metro area are still under water. >> i'm all the way here on the left-hand side -- >> reporter: mike moore wanted has been paddling his neighbors in and out for supplies. why do you feel compelled to help? >> it's community. people here are suffe

martha: getting in new video of water rescue that happened in southeastern texas as the area continues with catastrophic flooding. watch this. >> use the branches on the trees! make your way around the corner over here to the same tree your buddy was in. [inaudible]. martha: terrifying stuff there going through. good samaritans using a makeshift harness pulling a pair of stranded kayakers to safety. much of houston is still underwater, with storms unleashing 17 inches of rain in less than a day. so far seven people have lost their lives in all of this. the damage is said to be in the billions of dollars now. meteorologist maria molina live in our fox extreme weather center. maria, it has been so beautiful here while our friends in the texas area have been suffering through an awful situation. >> yeah, you point out something very important. that is a lot of the weather across the country is interrelated. the beautiful weather across the eastern is still associated with a trend across trend in center of nation. they are pumping up winds are bringing warmer air to the east coast and but

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

so a lot of caution to heed out there across southeastern texas and even extending in through parts fartherreat across texas today is really the flood threat. we could potentially see an additional six to eight inches of rain across some areas. we do have a number of watches in effect. the other concern is that later on today and also into tonight, we could be seeing severe weather. some of these storms across southern texas could bring some large hail, damaging winds and even isolated tornadoes. that's going to be very dangerous as well as we head into later on today. otherwise east of the storm system that continues to bring rain across the plains, we're looking at very warm temperatures. i mean, you could be at 79 degrees today in new york city. 82 in chicago. 80s widespread across parts of the southeastern u.s. but behind this system, a lot cooler out there. in denver, your forecast high only at 39 degrees. by the way, some of the colorado foothills picked up three to even four feet of snow over the weekend. so very significant out there. i'm sure skiers are very happy.. >> all right. t

it is forecast to impact areas like houston and other areas across southeastern texas.nd over the next few days we'll continue to see that risk for storms across portions of the south and taking a look at the risk for severe weather, it includes southern texas and louisiana. large hail and also isolated tornados. let's head back inside. >> thank you, maria. flash flood warnings, looking at the radar right now, unt:00 tonight. >> just awful. >>> someone who is not awful is heather nauert. >> thanks, brian. i like being introduced that way. young i think you're great too. i have a massive drug tunnel to tell you about. this thing the length of eight football fields. it was discovered in san diego and it's considered the longest one ever linking mexico to california. it starts inside a home in tijuana and then stretches all the way across the border to a hole underneath a dumpster in southern california. look at that right there. that elaborate set-up had a railway, a ventilation system. even a freight elevator. officials found more than a ton of cocaine and seven pounds o

the northeast into the philadelphia area, and we will be seeing the clouds but at least texas and the southeastern part of the country will be catching a little bit of a break. 71 in philadelphia. 58 in the poconos. 67 in allentown. as temperatures continue to cool from north to south. we'll fall through the 60s into the 50s during the evening. and coming up we'll talk about more changes in our weather. a cool wind, more frost and late week rain. so no more dry days after this week. we'll talk more about that with the seven day later in the broadcast. we'll see you then. >> all right, kathy, thank you. >>> bail has been set for one of the men involved in the shooting of a philadelphia officer. bail has now been set at $500,000 for seam koy yet meanwhile scott grief fin has not been arraigned yet. he shot the officer james mccullough sunday night. the officer tried to stop a carjacking on market street. the officer was released from the hospital last night. >>> the man accused of killing a pennsylvania state trooper was back in court today. eric frein was escort flood the pike county courthouse for

specifically across southeastern parts of texas, near the houston area, that's why we saw such devastatingand this is associated with a very slow-moving area of pressure. it brought heavy snow across the rockies over the week. it's a slow mover. we're expecting more heavy rain out here. from texas to louisiana and some areas over the next few days could potentially see more than six inches of rain again. that threat for flooding continues in places out there across western texas. the other concern will be an isolated threat for severe weather with large hail, danging -- damaging winds and isolated tornadoes possible. temperatures by the way on the rise out there, especially across parts of the southeastern u.s. in raleigh, north carolina, ainsley, i know you have family out there. take a look at the temperature. 89 degrees. close toll 90 out there. >> wow. wow. i prefer the 70 degrees here in new york. 90 degrees already in april. wait till august. >> thanks so much, maria. >>> it is exactly 20 minutes before the top of the hour. we're live outside here at avenue of the americas for the ne

texas to galveston, damaging e ing ing winds, isolated tornadoes tornadoes. will bet the third day in a row of severe weather. locally heavy rain will develop across southeastern and south central texas. makes its way to the panhandle later today. and there's going to be a flood threat. look at all the rain we're talking about. some areas the next three days could pick up three to five inches of rain, especially around new orleans. that's what's going on around the country. >>> good morning, everyone. grab the umbrella heading out the door, showers this morning. they will wind down throughout the afternoon. after lunchtime it gets drier and the sunshine returns. high temperature today of 60 degrees. overall a pleasant tuesday once the rain is gone. tonight much colder, down to 39 in the city. below freezing north and west of town. chilly night ahead and partly cloudy skies. you can see in the seven day forecast, cooler tomorrow, but sunny for wednesday. much warmer into the weekend. >> so important right here. >> how do you like your grilled cheese? simple sandwich, 66%. >> easy. >> gourmet. natalie, going down. >> little american cheese, grit, butter. >> noth

texas. it's about 120 miles south of dallas. >> reporter: more than 7 inches of rain overnight inundated the southeastern town of palestine, great-grandmother pho to their deaths. neighbors say she was trying to get the children out of the house in the middle of the night. one neighbor saw her with a child on their shoulders. their bodies were discovered in nearby yards once the floodwater subsided. the children were 6, 7, 8 and 9 years old. >> she had all four kids trying to lift them out of the water. i don't know how she was doing it, but four kids and trying to lift them out of the water. they say she was trying, and the water got too strong for her. >> reporter: cleanup is under way in other parts of the lone star state after suspended tornadoes blew threw. a sporting goods store in lindale took a direct hit. customers and store personnel took cover in a fitting room. >> moments later the wall and the roof collapsed on the building. but everybody got out alive and everybody is okay. >> reporter: the storm stretched from texas to alabama, knocking out power. large hail damaging cars and roofs. another round of wild spring people are sti

locally heavy rain will develop across southeastern and south central texas.the rain we're talking about. some areas the next three days could pick up three to five inches of rain, especially around new orleans. that's what's going on around >>> we do have some cloudy skies across the bay area. starting out this morning. we will not see it all day long. we see the clouds are still with us, hanging around through at least the lunchtime hour, and then into this afternoon. we'll see the sunshine breaking out. lunchtime temperatures up to 60 degrees in san francisco and the peninsula, the trivalley 60 degrees, an in the north bay up to 70 degrees during the drive home. nice and warm temperatures for later this afternoon. >> let's check the hashtag battle. >> so important right here. >> how do you like your grilled cheese? simple sandwich, 66%. >> easy. >> gourmet. natalie, going down. >> little american cheese, grit, butter. >> nothing wrong with that. >> kraft single, butter. >> sprinkle it? >> al, going from the weather to supreme court. >>> al sits down with th

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

locally heavy rain will develop across southeastern and south central texas.ook at all the rain we're talking about. some areas the next three days could pick up three to five inches of rain, especially around new orleans. at's what's going on athro >>> good morning, i'm meteorologist bill henley. don't forget your umbrella this morning, but you'll need sunglasses later today. the rain will be clearing out and it will become breezy. these temperatures will be in the upper 50s to lower 60s today. colder tomorrow morning. 37 to start with. but sunshine and back up to 60 in the afternoon. a little bit warmer for thursday and friday. and look at the weekend, 60s saturday. 70s sunday and monday. have a great day. >> let's check the hashtag battle. >> so important right here. >> how do do you like your gril cheese? simple sandwich, 66%. >> easy. >> gourmet. natalie, going down. >> little american cheese, grit, butter. >> nothing wrong with that. >> kraft single, butter. >> sprinkle it? >> al, going from the weather to supreme court. >>> al sits down with the cast of

activity across the southeastern us, showers and storms early this morning and as we head west, the storm system producing heavy snow in the rockies, talking thunderstorms from the texas panhandle to parts of nebraska and some could be producing severe weather in the form of damaging winds, large hail and isolated tornadoes out there in places like amarillo and garden city. on the cold side of the storm across colorado and wyoming picking up several feet of snow fall, potentially two feet through the weekend so we could be looking at travel issues across parts of the west. current temperatures across the midwest and northeast a little on the chilly side, 40s and 30s early and across parts of the planes a warm one, 86 ° for your forecast high, should make it to 80 in the city of dallas. coming up a new foxhole shows bernie sanders closing the gap on hillary clinton. the two candidates lit up the stage with political fireworks. >> you need to have the judgment on day one to be both president and commander in chief. nicole: bank earnings taking center stage for investors, today get the results from citigroup and schwab delivering on beating low expectations, we will tell

texas. it had been warm this afternoon 85 in dallas. upper 80's in dell rio and southeastern u.s. especially georgia. a lot of you watching for gulf out there in georgia. temperatures pleasant reaching the 70's out there. beautiful day in the northwest. let's head over to you. >> talk about the hot sun. it turned into a smack down. wrestle mania fans were forced to wait in line for hours thanks to a ticketing glitch. >> wi-fi problems to blame for crashing ticket scanners to sit in the hot dallas sun for up to two hours. >> no snow there. the wwe has not responded to tweets from fans about the issues. >> that does not sound fun, does it? >> she helped believers get to a title this summer now abby woman back is apologizing to fans for a dui. this is all on me. i promise i will do whatever it takes to make sure my horrible mistake is never repeated. i am so sorry to my family, friends, fans and those who wish to follow a better example. she was coming home from a friend's house in portland oregon when she was pulled over. she retired from the u.s. soccer team last fall. >> it was a

see the rain and threat for severe weather whether you see the yellow bull's eye, in texas, down towards the southeastern severe weather, more tornadoes, certainly see large hail. tomorrow, another day of it around hill country and then it lightens up. tuesday, you notice there still is more rain. that means the flooding threat is going to continue. take a look at the temperatures. solidly spring, looking like summer for a lot of this week across the eastern half of the country. that's good news. puppy news. >> turning now to the race for white house. just two days from the new york primary, and underdogs ted cruz and bernie sanders slowly closing the delegate gap. >> cruz sweeping in wyoming last night and sanders getting a majority in colorado. >> garrett has more from washington, d.c. what do you have for us? >> good morning. ted cruz was right at home in the cowboy state, and finished the week on a high note, winning all 14 of wyoming's delegates at the state's convention. in itself, the victory doesn't do much to help him towards winning the nomination. you can see he's still about 185 delegates beh

southeastern us dealing with showers and thunderstorms that continue and out west the new storm system exiting the rockies and by friday afternoon the nighttime hours we could be seeing severe weather out here from the texaspanel to eastern colorado and western parts of kansas you have the threat of large hail and damaging winds in addition to isolated tornadoes and on the backside of the same storm system, coming up over the weekend, potentially more than a foot of snow across high elevations of colorado, the foothills dealing with issues throughout the day saturday, current temperature chili across the midwest, temperatures in the 30s. lauren: six they left to the primary vote. if you think new york doesn't matter. >> the greatest political show on earth has landed in new york state. nicole: the latest from the campaign. bank stocks after jpmorgan chase, we hear from bank of america and wells fargo, meeting low expectations and keeping the stock market rally going, dow 18,000, here we come. checking in on those futures in the premarket dow futures down 5, s&p futures almost 5, nasdaq futures down 9. you are watching "fbn a.m.," first look at markets and breaking news. lauren: six days until the new york

southeastern kansas, including oklahoma city, where we could see some isolated strong storms today. damaging winds and large hail, also some flash flooding. on monday, farther to the east, most of arkansas, parts of texasould 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 through tonight. >>> i'm going to squeeze as many >>> we'll squeeze as men people from the plaza in this morning because you're braving the cold. whe

southeastern kansas through central oklahoma where we could see isolated strong storms today. then on monday, it spreads a little bit farther to the east, most of arkansas, northern louisiana, northeastern parts of texas 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 you from? >> kentucky. >> any special occasion or just hanging out? >> just hanging out. >> how about you guys? >> here to see you. >> for me? wow! i'm flattered.