. >> the water tables across southern england are at historic lows. it is feared that farmers will have to use water to irrigate their crop but tony brown scarce to gain from the drought. he can hardly keep up with demand at the moment. he is also keenly aware of how little water their red -- how little water there is. >> we're having to turn up to work the way -- we're having to turn work away. this time of year in england, it is usually it like mud. it just has not happened for two years. >> it is expensive to refill the pont. authorities to not have cash to support the project. they say no one can legislate away the effects of extreme weather. >> the question you're always asked is, is this climate change? what we do know is it is the work of the scientists. so, this is probably what could be a more common situation. >> other companies in the region are likely to start feeling the effects on their cash flow very soon. >> france's electric power company has confirmed that when its nuclear power plants shut down automatically after a fire today. the

. >> remembrance ceremonies were held in the ship's departure port of southampton in southern england3-d release of titanic steered the blockbuster to remove the milestone. the james cameron film surpassed the $2 billion mark in lifetime ticket sales. it originally hit theaters in 1997. the release time with a 100 year anniversary of the ship's sinking. only 0 per movie to top $100 million was pavlodar, another james cameron movie. that beat >> for the fourth weekend in a row of a hundred games is number one at the box office. the movie raked in another $21.5 million raising the domestic total to $337 million. the three stooges in second place with $70 million, the cabin in the woods debuted in,,,

it left southern england yesterday to relive some of the memories of the titanic on the 100th anniversaryf a maiden and only voice. at the great ship went down after slipping a massive icebergs. >> i don't like the word crews, it is a remembrance. it is a remembrance of the people that died. >> passengers will commemorate the titanic at the spot where she sank and now wrest more than 2 mi. down. talk about a tricky kitty, the cap that has learned to make dinner on its own. it can open the refrigerator. it can open the refrigerator. their egos.,,,,, man: we need a good night's sleep. woman: which means a little heat to keep us warm. and a good dose of support for my back. some over-the-top comfort couldn't hurt. and our perfect dream factory's been built. you're feeling sleepy already? nighty-night. [ traffic passing ] ] ♪ [ music box: lullaby ] [ man on tv, indistinct ] ♪ [ lullaby continues ] [ baby coos ] [ man announcing ] millions are still exposed to the dangers... of secondhand smoke... and some of them can't do anything about it. ♪ [ continues ] [ gasping ] >> today's tip of the da

it left southern england today to relive memories of the titanic on the 100th anniversary of her maidenly voyage. 100 years ago next sunday the great ship went down after sideswiping and icebergs. >> i don't like the word crews, this is a remembrance. a remembrance of those people that died.,,

. >> remembered ceremonies were also held at the ship's departure port of southampton in southern england. best buy trying to keep from going the way of circuit city, what are they doing to avoid going under and how customers at two bay area stores are pitching in. >> he stepped to break up a fight but did not stop eating chips. the super heroes. >> lovely weather this weekend continues with clear and warm conditions tonight. we will look for patchy fog showing up in the early morning hours as this warm up continues. your forecast is next. >> >> it is april 15th, have you forgotten to file your taxes? no worries. you have a little bit more time than usual. the reason is to work in the counter, april 15th fell on sunday, and tomorrow is emancipation day. a holiday gives taxpayers until tuesday to file. one day after best buy announced which stores they're shutting down, the closure in california includes two in the bay area. in pittsburgh and east palo alto. here is what lured customers that to the door is today. >> i have no is purchased from here. >> he is one of the money that came to b

. >> relatives of passengers on the titanic are on a memorial crews that left southern england yesterdayo relive memories of the titanic on the 100th anniversary of her maiden voyage. 100 years ago next sunday the great ship went down after sideswiping and icebergs. >> it is a remembrance of those people who died. >> passengers will commemorate titanic at the spot where she sank and now rests more than 2 mi. down. >> coming up, a breakthrough study on optimism. >> will it be ready in time? the progress report on memorial stadium ,,,,,,,,,, learning how to kick flip six stairs takes determination. so will getting into college. i've got what it takes. so do you. >> new this morning, researchers at uc-davis are linking obesity during pregnancy with autism. they studied about 1000 children between two and five and found that obese mothers were more likely to have children with autism. it also twice as likely to have a child with another developmental disorder. the results are on line in the journal pediatrics >> the basis for the most popular movie in america is one of the country's most con

southern new england, mid-atlantic, one of the first times you've seen wet pavement in a week or two. there will be a lot more of that to come this upcoming weekend. more details later in the show. we have sprinkles that are exiting areas of southern portions of connecticut, coming off of delaware and maryland. further to the south in georgia, the same thing, showers into south carolina, too. that exits today, leaves the east coast with a pretty nice day. it will be mild, temperatures jumping. after a cloudy start, be ready on the eastern seaboard with warm weather, looking at a warm start in dallas, the rainy weather is up in the northern plains, anyone in wisconsin, northern illinois, iowa, southern mn in, another day with the umbrella. right now the only thunderstorms are down here in northern portions of nebraska. later today, slight risk of severe storms. oklahoma city, all the way up into kansas, this is first time you've had the chance of additional storms ever since the tornado outbreak last weekend. large hail and damaging winds most likely around the oklahoma city area would

but, first, we have shower early across portions of southern new england with snow shower mixing in witht and the temperatures are closing out for that precipitation in the form of snow and i don't thing we will see accumulation or travel delays this morning but you should grab the umbrella across new england and, otherwise, new york city and philadelphia, you are drying out with the rain early, and to the west we have an area of low pressure that will push east, possibly bringing in severe weather across the central planes, the rockies, it will bring if areas of snow but not significant. just snow showers. boston, new york city, memphis, dallas, not expecting weather-related delays but there could be a spotty shower in boston, massachusetts, and the severe weather area we can see large hail and damaging wind gusts from austin through dallas-ft. worth and wichita, kansas, and to target zone, today, as we head into the afternoon and evening watch out for possible strong to severe thunderstorms, otherwise, northeast, you will warm up nicely later today and average of 57 for new york city a

. >>> 100 years ago tonight, the titanic left southern england bound for new york city.liner never reached that destination after colliding with an iceberg in the north atlantic. tonight, commemorations are in full swing on both sides of the pond. >> manuel introduces us to one woman whose grandmother survived that watery disaster. >> kathy was never allowed to ask her grandmother about the titanic, but the stories trickled down through the generations. >> bridget was in third class, but coming from a poor irish village, it was luxury. she was asleep after a night of dancing. mcdermott climbed to the deck in her pajamas. >> her mother's words rang in her head, you are a lady and a lady is not a lady without her hat and gloves. >> she found men dressed as women to save themselves. >> it frightened her. >> a century later, the tragedy is being remembered on both sides of the atlantic. in new york, this cruise ship is setting sail with 440 passengers heading to the exact spot where the ship went down. every night here in the ship's dining room, one dish from the original ti

droughtwise out there, this is where we're starting to see some of the issues, especially areas like southern new england. that's where we're seeing probably some of the driest weather out there. we didn't see too many cases with fires yesterday, but we did have some problems out there. and further to the south, we are also still watching very dry conditions, now maryland and delaware are getting severe drought conditions, too. it doesn't look like any rain really this week, but as we go through the upcoming weekend, this region of the country may get a soaking rain, which is exactly what we need. so, i know you don't want it on your weekend, but the southeast is in drought conditions, too, and they also could get a lot of rain. there's not a lot of other weather going on out there. it's a nice, quiet day. that's your national forecast. now here's a look at the weather outside your window. we're going to continue watching what's going on in areas of the midwest with the cleanup from all our tornadoes. tell you what, we're getting a nice, quiet week out there, not expecting a lot of severe storms. we're g

four inches of rain is expected today from philadelphia through new york city also in the southern new england higher elevation areas in west pennsylvania, west virginia and ohio could see up to a foot of snow. the wind and wet snow could spell disaster for trees and powerlines. city crews throughout the region say they are prepared. weren't we talking about a heatwave last week? >>> not jut their flying if you are flying today it will affect united nations wide. >> all from d.c. up will have flight delays during the afternoon check that flight tracker at abc7news.com. back at home our weather on the change up of summer over the weekend yesterday the cooling trend began today it touches all of our neighborhoods as we look at the marine layer clouds are back from vollmer peak towards san francisco this morning, check out the temperatures, along with some patchy drizzle, pretty mild mid to upper 50s not only here also around the monterey bay and inland where it is cloudy with patchy drizzle. as far as what is going to happen, i think we'll stay with the drizzle at the coast the clouds will be do

england. that's now exiting. so your car may be a little wet especially into areas of southern new england. little shower activity left on cape cod and along the maine coastle. as the day moves on it will get cloudy. it will stay cloudy and then the sun will slowly break out and be windy and sunny during the afternoon. today's forecast, definitely better than the weekend. a little chill in the air. definitely need the jacket today. d.c. the nicest at 62. it's still very warm in the middle of the country. how does mid-80s sound from st. louis to kansas city. same for you in dallas. denver who was in the 80s, now you're going back to reality. temperatures dropping into the 40s. we could mix in snow showers there late today. and as far as the west coast goes, not too bad today, willie. temperatures moderating trend. and all the stormy weather is going to stay in the middle of the country. that's where it's almost like summer. you start off sunny and get the afternoon thunderstorms. >> they'll take that, bill. thanks so much. >>> let's turn to sports now. kentucky beat louisville on saturday in

near record highs are expected from southern new england, where it's expected to reach 87 degrees for today's boston marathon. 86 degrees in new york. 89 in philadelphia. and 86 in the nation's capital. these temperature are up 30 degrees higher than april average. >>> overseas now. and the series of coordinated attacks in afghanistan that began yesterday continued this morning. suicide bombers and gunmen targeted afghan parliament, nato bases and embassy, including the u.s. compound. they say this morning they killed more than 30 insurgents, 3 afghan soldiers and 8 policemen were killed. an afghan government official blames terrorists with links to the taliban and al qaeda. >>> the first con ten gent of u.n. observers has anned in syria to monitor the cease-fire. the truce was formally implemented on thursday but already there are signs it is fraying at the scenes. antigovernment activists say this video shows government forces attacking the city of homs yesterday. one human rights group says at least three people were killed. senator john mccain says, it's time for the u.s. to arm t

. >> reporter: from the mid-atlantic to southern new england, a steady stream of rain has been falling. some areas could see up to 4 inches with the heaviest downpour coming this morning. >>> a nightmare may be in store for millions of commuters getting ready to head into new york city where a flood watch is in effect. the rain will be welcomed on long island, which is experiencing drought conditions. >>> former democratic presidential candidate john edwards goes on trial today in greensboro, north carolina. edwards is charged with six felony and misdemeanor counts for allegedly using campaign contributions to hide his pregnant mistress. edwards says his actions were not illegal. if convicted, he could face 30 years in prison. >>> lawmakers are calling for an expanded investigation into the secret service prostitution scandal. another agent who has been implicated had a room at the same hotel in colombia, where the president stayed. danielle nottingham reports. >> reporter: more secret service agents involved in the columbian prostitution scandal could soon be out of a job. >> i would

we're starting to get into drought conditions in southern new england and the mid-atlantic. so we have red flag warnings up as we go throughout the day today. that means is in these areas if a fire forms in the brush, it's going to quickly spread and grow and it's going to be hard to contain. so the key is, don't let the fire start. so be very careful out there. cutting the grass and doing anything in the brush. be very careful. today, not as many showers as yesterday. we did see some of those race through the d.c. area. it's a very dry day today. shob lots of sunshine. breezy and pretty warm. we showed you the amazing pictures of the hail. that was out here in rural portions of oklahoma by woodward. also reports two of tornadoes. dont any damage. we made it through yesterday with no severe weather damage. this morning everything has died off. just a few showers by wichita falls. a few more storms this afternoon. for the most part, very quiet april weather pattern. the huge storm system up in canada is going to continue to make it ugly in northern new england with rain showe

all the way back up to southern new england because you won't see a lot of it.owers are to the north. as far as the rainfall, not a lot gotion on. remember, this is late april now, this is the peak of our tornado season. we haven't talked tornado in about a week now. there's really no tornado outbreaks in the near future. just a little bit of light rain late tonight in kentucky and tennessee. we have a west coast storm going throughout wednesday into thursday. overall, it's a quiet weather pattern now for the rest of this week and a slow warm-up for the east coast. i think we deserve it and we'll just take it and appreciate it while we get a little break here from extreme weather. florida is looking nice today, cool but 70s. enjoy that. and it looks like as we go towards tomorrow, a few storms in the mourn plains. but remember this is tornado season. this is the time of year we dealt with the tuscaloosa and bir birmingham and horrible weather last year. >>> coming up, an ugly divorce battle. the ugly truth from a former child disney star. and the actress who say

i know it washed out a lot of people's sunday plans from the mid atlantic through southern new england. we did pick up the rain we needed. what we don't need is april snow. this will be significant april snow. it's already started in the mountainous areas of pennsylvania. now western new york is changing over to snow from rochester and over torts buffalo. that's where we'll see the worst of it. right now the radar is picking up the snow. just outside of state college in altoona and right on interstate 86 heading into western portions of new york. eventually this afternoon, buffalo and pittsburgh will even pick up some of the snow. of course, spring came early. all of the leaves are now on the trees, and that means downed power lines, downed tree limbs. that's going to be the legacy of this storm is how heavy and wet the snow is and how many people lose powers in those areas, even in areas like buffalo we could see as much as five inches of snow. on trees with leaves, we'll see a lot of problems. that's why it's historic. >> bill, thanks so much. >>> the former neighborhood watch captai

rained a little bit last night for the first time in forever in many areas of new jersey and southern new englandin the midwest, wisconsin, illinois, minnesota be prepared with the umbrella. strong storms from kansas city to oklahoma city. strong, gusty winds, mild day from testimony tx to oklahoma to new orleans, back in the desert southwest, turning the heat up a little bit. florida will deal with showers and storms. as we go through the weekend. saturday it looks like we get the first shot of rain willie up there through new england and the gulf coast and then by sunday, we get a lot of heavy rain right along the coast. so -- we need it. but it's going to ruin some people's weekends. >> from miami up to maine, that's an incredible band of weather. >>> let's turn to sports, pat summit yesterday stepped down as the head coach of the tennessee women's basketball team. she will take the position of head coach emeritus, summitt's decision comes a year after she was diagnosed with early-onset dementia. her long-time assistant will become tennessee's new head coach in a statement released yesterday.

any fires that do form will form throughout the mid-atlantic and southern new england. pretty much dry out there. we did have a few showers yesterday around d.c. but that was about it. today's forecast will be another day with breezy conditions. already the winds starting to pick up a little bit. we'll be in the 60s today. northern new england will have the really cool, cloudy weather. middle of the country, a few thunderstorms late today, colorado and texas. overall, a quiet april weather pattern. let the good times roll. >> thank you, bill. >>> now on to sports. the mets entered monday undefeated thanks to a three-game sweep of the braves. could they keep it going against my nationals? bottom of the fourth, mets trailing by two and the rookie blasts his first big league home run tying the game at three. tied in the ninth. ryan zimmerman smokes one up the middle. murphy wasn't done. bottom of the ninth. a man on third. murphy plays hero with the walk-off single to right. mets beat the nationals. pl murphy gets a pie in the face. the mets are still undefeated. >>> the r

in most of southern new england, between 5 to 7 inches behind, too. along with our friends in d.c.ly, it's i-95 corridor northward where the drought conditions are getting worse and worse. no rain in sight this week, either. today is going to be very warm. not going to be humid, either. so very dry conditions. that's why the fire danger is going to be high once again this afternoon. we're already in the 60s. wear the summer clothes today. temperature could hit 90 possibly in hartford today. 88 in boston. we're going to be 85 to 88 right up the busy corridor from bat more to d.c., philly to new york. a little cooler back by buffalo and pittsburgh. that front will bring you some showers. it's going to be very warm in the southeast today, too. areas like tampa have a chance of getting very warm. and just kind of a been a crazy weather pattern ever since we ended march unbelievably warm, now just won't rain on the east coast. it's just unusual. >> i can't believe that we're going to be warmer than miami and dallas. it just doesn't -- >> doesn't happen often. >> all right. all right. th

still heavy rain into southern new england, into connecticut and up towards providence and boston.still getting some heavy rain. then the wrap around moisture, the back side of the low is still impacting us. so we'll continue to be deal with the rain showers on and off today and it will be transitioning into the winter weather out to the west, not here in washington. but there could be a few flakes flying as close as hagerstown or out towards winchester, martinsburg, you might see a few snow showers mixing in. temperature will be well above 32 so it won't stick but something to talk about at the end of april. >> i saw some video with salt being laid out next to potting soil. >> pretty funny. >> and little flowers planted right next to them. >> i'll have the five-day forecast coming up and things get better by wednesday and thursday. >> thank you. >>> let's get a check of the on- time traffic. i know you are keeping an eye on the situation on the beltway. >> it's crash which occurred back in the 2:00 hour involving a tractor-trailer and two other vehicles. it is a fatal crash which

up to four inches of rain expected today from philadelphia up to new york city and into southern new england. higher elevations in west pennsylvania, west virginia and ohio could see up to a foot of snow. the wind and wet snow could spell disaster for trees and pow whraoeurpbs. city crews are getting ready to put those lines back up. >>> for us not exactly a blast of winter, certainly summer can wait today. >> spring seesaw between the warm and cool we are back to the cool as you see on mount tamalpais in the marine layer of clouds you can see the wind blowing through. drizzle possible for the next hour or so. then, we'll just deal with the cool breeze from the ocean if you are stepping out right now, cloudy and still mainly in the mid to upper 50s here as you head down to monterey bay low to mid 50s inland also cloudy conditions and patchy drizzle, the coast we could have drizzle for the better part of the day off and on looks like slow reveal of sunshine and it is going to be cooler today everywhere compared to yesterday scattered showers in the forecast wednesday and thursday if you washe

there is a red flag warning virginia, maryland, dc, delaware, through southern new york and southern new england, burning discouraged heavily due to the fact this could spread very easily. i want to show you a satellite and radar a company of hours -- a couple of showers in ohio. temperatures dip into the 40s in spots like leesburg and frederick this morning upper 40s. we sit at 54 here with 53 in cambridge. again highs today mid to upper 60s maybe south of town a stray shower possible. monika samtani with timesaver traffic. >>> we are going to show you a map right now and an accident that is ongoing on the westbound side of the dulles toll road on the ramp to the inner loop to the beltway. crews still have that ramp blocked off. you cannot access the northbound side of the beltway coming off the dulles toll road. i'm going to step out and show you what it looks like live from sky 9. first on the ramp from the dulles toll road to the inner loop again. a tow truck has arrived at the scene they are attempting to pull that car out of the woods. in the meantime use route 123 off the westbound side o

country up to four inches of rain expected from philadelphia through new york city and into southern new england elevations in west pennsylvania, west virginia and ohio could see up to a foot of snow wind and wet snow spelled disaster for trees and powerlines and city crews say they are prepared. >>> looks like we have airline delays. >> philadelphia the first to fall more will fall because of that rain and snow out here sfo, you know with the morning marine lay we are going to have delays, 65, 75 minutes. check our flight tracker abc7news.com. there are the clouds signal the sea breeze is back cooler weather on the way. west across the bay bridge to san francisco from emeryville this morning. how to dress when you step out? mid to upper 50s, clouds and patchy drizzle, especially higher elevations and along the coast. drizzle around petaluma and 101 significant, earlier this morning. mid 50s around the monterey bay and inland. cloudy, patchy drizzle. i think the clouds will go back to the coast and be sticky in the north bay while the rest of us will see a slow reveal of sun and dramatic tempera

england down to virginia. and into the mountains, just a beautiful spring day under way. and all of this area in green, it's in the 50s. from southern new england all the way down to the carolinas. and into the mountains, most locations in the 50s. and reagan national is now at 58. suburbs and rural areas in the mid 50s. just to our west and north, upper 50s southern maryland, northern neck and through central virginia, near 60 degrees there. shenandoah valley, mountains of west virginia, into western maryland. there it's in the low 50s. so a little bit of a chill still in the air there. now for the afternoon, lots of sunshine throughout the entire region. we'll be warming up to around 70 degrees just to our south from fredericksburg over to culpepper, warrenton, manassas, leesburg. closer to washington, mid 60s. a little cooler along the pennsylvania border. southern maryland, northern neck looking beautiful. for the metro area for the afternoon, 63-67. lots of sunshine and a lighter wind. and then overnight tonight, we'll have a clear sky, we'll have our temperatures dropping from near 60 around sunset, to around 50 by midnight. w

strawberries and apples look to see significant damage in new york state, pennsylvania and southern new england. the freeze line all the way down near pittsburgh, just outside of new york city. when you're in the mid-20s near binghamton, it is really hard to protect the crops. of course, everything blossomed early because of the incredibly warm march. that's why we are seeing all the issues. as far as other weather concerns, areas and a cold, chilly rain near minneapolis and chicago. light rain early this morning and it will clear out to be a decent afternoon there after a wet start to your weekend. here's a look at the forecast. as we go throughout your saturday, areas of green show you where all the rain is. showers arriving late in the day. areas like d.c. all the way southward, richmond, northward, back up to southern new jersey, those showers should be late afternoon into the evening. light rain on and off, a best chance for a washout in southern wisconsin and portions of indiana and ohio. as far as thunderstorms go, a few strong storms in missouri. then tomorrow it looks like numerous thu

the draught situation is getting worse in southern new england, maryland and delaware. rain until at least sunday. this morning, southern louisiana travel spots. showers heading for new orleans. it's a nice, mild, quiet, beautiful day. middle of the country looks gorgeous. traveling to the west coast, the pacific northwest is even dry. taking a look, there's lady liberty in the new york harbor. you are watching "morning joe" brewed by starbucks. i'm walt gale, i worked at the colorado springs mail processing plant for 22 years. we processed on a given day about a million pieces of mail. checks, newspapers, bills. a lot of people get their medications only through the mail. small businesses depend on this processing plant. they want to shut down 3000 post offices, cut 100,000 jobs. they're gonna be putting people out of work everywhere. the american people depend on the postal service. hi, i just switched jobs, and i want to roll over my old 401(k) into a fidelity ira. man: okay, no problem. it's easy to get started; i can help you with the paperwork. um...this green lin

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heavy rain in new york city, as well as lots of other places from the eastern carolinas to southern new england, widespread flood watches and coastal warnings along the east coast and when weather is affected here it can affect travel nationwide a friendly reminder if you're headed to the airport today to check out because the delays can ripple. while we're trying to dry out from sunday's soaker in the east, folks on the west coast are seeing dangerous heat, with temperatures in the triple digits, and some extremes to talk about today. maria molina is live in the fox weather center. that's not what it looks like on the east coast today. >> not the east coast but west, it's a hot day today and it was over the weekend as well. we saw some of the first triple digit high temperatures across portions of arizona and take a look at the city of phoenix, we're expecting a high temperature at 101 degrees, again, today. so just another scorcher out here, temperatures are basically up to 25 degrees above where they should be at for this time of the year, along the entire western part of the country, so wel

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