the list was never the same although we have to hit the beach in southwest florida there is no development so just the beach and the bush and the trees only seconds to san miguel island for shelley then hopefully we will see alligators on one of the trails with an alligator pont -- pont. we're still of lovers keep that the alligator ponds and i should be paying attention or seven alligators. one rather large bomb is in the quarter and six little babies ranging in size between 2 feet and 3 feet. this is the only accessible freshwater pond on the island there is about 2 million alligators in florida right now. they were endangered but no longer they do a great recovery as we can see. one thing you have to take into consideration please never feed them. don't feed them anything. nothing. what happens is they equate people with food and that is how the alligator attacks that are fatal because people feed them. here we will go to the beach it is as beautiful as you can get. i iman the edge of this state park 1700 acres it is several miles long. managed by the state park system so it is not affi

we've got to hit the beach with one of the most beautiful beaches in all of southwest florida.here's no development, which makes it so wonderful because it just the beach and the bush and the trees and is also excellent for shelling. second only to senate bill island and all of fort myers area. and then we are going to go back and hopefully see some alligators back off one of the trails there's an alligator pond will visit as well. we are still on my first key and kind of on the backwoods trail and we have the alligator pond. behind me i should be paying attention here, or seven alligators. one rather large mound in the corner and six little babies ranging in size from two feet to three feet. this is one of the only accessible freshwater pond on the island yet there's about 1.5 to 2 million alligators in florida right now. they were in danger years back and they're no longer doing a great recovery because we can be these little ones behind me. there's one important thing you have to take into consideration whenever you're at this alligator pond. please never feed them. don't fe

and west or southwest is up. also incriminating is the fact that hike wrote a letter to wilkinsowilkinso n on july 22, a few weeks after he left st. louis and this is one of those paragraphs those texting slides that you don't need to read every word of but basically his garbled language what's pike -- pike is saying if i happen to run into spaniards wink, wink i'm looking for the red river and i'm trying to get back to the united states. if they happen to require that i go to santa fe to explain myself to officials there so much the better so are the sanguine expectations that he is referring to there, is that code for secret orders to get to santa fe? some people have suggested yes and we will see. whatever his objects they impelled him forward. between november 24 and november 29, he attempted to climb the grand peak and that is actually an interesting story in and of itself that it's not essential to understanding what happens next so i'm going to pass over that aspect of his journey but if you would like to

and west or southwest is up. also ip criminating -- incriminating is the fact that pike wrote a letter to wilkinson on july 22nd, a few weeks after he had left st. louis. and this is one of those paragraphs, those texty slides that you don't need to read every word of. but basically, in his garbled language what pike is saying is if i happen to run into some spaniards, wink wink, i'll tell them that i'm looking for the red river and that i'm lost and that i'm trying to get back to the united states. if they happen to require that i go to santa fe to explain myself to officials there, so much the better. so are the sanguine expectations that he's referring to there, is that code for secret orders to get to santa fe? some people have suggested, yes, and we will see. whatever his objects, they impelled him forward. between november 24th and november 29th, he attempted to climb the grand peak, and that's actually an interesting story in and of itself, but it's not essential to understanding what happens next. so i'm

southwest airlines is on the runway at sfo, with in word on delays.we will check into that and many other things this morning. thanks for joining us. >> i am katie marzullo here for kristen sze. we are glad you are with us. you saw the clouds and we have leyla gulen to explain what they are doing there. >> this is hanging there. sfo shows current conditions if san francisco at 53 degrees in oakland and 55 and 52 in san jose and 52 along the coast at half moon bay. the cloud cover from the east bay hills camera looking to mount diabolo we will have fogs and clouds rolling out and burning off and santa rosa is 48 and napa is 51 and 49 in concord so a cool start making way for warmer conditions. but, first, if you are making it out to the roads right now you can see mostly we have an indication of top speeds but over the altamont pass that is busy. we have an early accident westbound 580 and that is cleared and we become to top speed so the drive is clear until 205 and then you are on the brakes. >> we have developing news in san jose, firefighters are k

florida reading festival with festival coordinator margie byers. >> now in its 15th year, the southwest florida reading festival is an annual reading event sponsored by the lee county library system in fort myers, florida. the festival draws an average of 18,000 visitors from around the country for readings, lectures and book signings from dozens of genre-spanning authors. >> you know, getting the authors used to be a big challenge, but now we've got a great reputation. we recruit folks that have their books out that are on tour that year. and we've reached the level where we do entice and bring in the best-selling authors. and so we never, we don't always get who we ask for. we get who's available, who's on tour. basically, it boils down to the calendar. we've got a great reputation. we try to treat our authors really well so that they'll spread the word, and they donate their time. we cover their expenses. so that helps us. but, you know, the bottom line is they're there to meet their fans and sell their books, so we try to facilitate that as best we can. we started as a local and reg

it's not the 22 counties on the southwest border. we're primary counties.he goal is to get their illicit goods, products, marijuana, methamphetamine, heroin, human smuggling all the way down to kids. people that aren't affected by it, can you imagine if what we see here the numbing effect that has happened over the last 30 years and coming through our private properties at 1:00 or 2:00 in the morning and then the citizens coming out and being assaulted by these groups that are in desperation for freedom. if that happened anywhere else in this country, we would have a national outcry, but what is happening here is going to effect all of this country if we don't take immediate national attention to what is going on. head. >> i agree that more militarization has not helped, and we need an immigration policy that is separate from our homeland security policy. >> politicians and the media seem to dominate the general narrative. when we come back, the details >> they were driven to find a better life. >> i am citizen of this country... i am the top of the world..

southwest florida has become the latest battleground in the search for oil.ew techniques are making it possible to drill in areas where it was once difficult. >> i just hope people realize this is about clean water. >> reporter: among those in the crowd, pamela and highmy duran. they live a little more than a stone's throw from up with of the proposed wells. this is water you cook with? >> cook with. >> reporter: drink? yes. >> reporter: bathe in. >> yes. >> and if the well goes through? >> if the well goes through there is a possibility this water may be tainted. it would also be less than a mile from the florida panther refuge. in a statement, the florida department of environmental protection told us that . . . as for the panthers it says the u.s. fish and wildlife service didn't have any objections to the proposed drilling. the durans aren't buying it. they don't believe the thirst for oil justifies risking their slice of paradise. the well still has at least one significant hurdle to clear. getting a permit from the epa. if that happens they are not sure

. >> an ambulance that was stolen was found in the southwest suburbs. police say they believe they found the person who is responsible. the private ambulance was taken after paramedics dropped off a patient. police found that about 9 mi. away. >> has changed prisons. was moved friday from north carolina to another minimum security prison in alabama. jackson hankered security guards and north carolina by advocating prisoner rights. began serving a 30 month sentence last october for legal use of campaign funds. the alabama prison was the first choice. due to be released at the end of next year. >> >> happened on our gun 400 block. three men were wounded in what appears to be a drive-by shooting. >> >> prison officials said this happened because they're short staffed. obama predicted about the collegiate model of athletics. >> something that strikes most people as a grossly inappropriate solution. you cannot put that one. >> either a student at university playing your sports or an employee. >> will likely go to the national board and then to the court. tha

insiders tell us virgin beat out southwest for them. but the city of dallas which owns love field - says no decision has been made. no move would happen until october when the wright amendment expires. just as southwest increases its own number of direct destinations from dallas. could this be a sign of things to come? the first virgin america jet ever to land at dallas love field, arrived thursday night. and now there's a big announcement planned for this morning. if you're heading over to the east bay. and you can see out toward the mall and vallejo. their portions of interstate 80 that are going to be wet this morning. but i'm not expecting any major rain to come through the system today. it would just be kind of often offer much of today. here's a look at your satellite and radar picture. you can see this as the bulk of the system also dropping some snow up in the tahoe area. and we are scene that's no fault today through tonight and we do have that winter storm weather advisory in effect. to bring a change just in case. you'll see

first trains are running along the tracks on the southwest coast. it prevented trains from reaching the area. it is estimated across the region's economy $70 million. >> for the railway workers, so much effort, so many hours and so much relief. now this historic railway link has reopened. the prime minister arrived by train of course to mark the moment that he described as being of national significance. >> this is a really important day for the southwest. but it is also a really important day for the whole of our country. i know how cut off people felt here in the southwest after that terrible storm. it is so important to get the work done. >> the first train of the day, the 5:34 from ex ter to paeter paintser, sped through. after ferocious storms in february, this was the challenge faced by network rail. the historic west country line was left dangling in midair after waves punched a hole in the seawall. for the last 54 days, a team of 300 has worked around the clock to repair wall, track, and cable. the nonstop efforts of the workers dubbed the o

a story of war and peace in southwest florida. the author spoke with booktv during our recent visit to fort myers, florida, with the help of our partner, comcast. >> the book is actually called "peace river boundary" and it is these on the events that took place in this area from the late 1830s up until the late 1860s. the river itself first became a boundary in the 1830s and at that time we had the second seminole war going on and it was a lot more starting in the early 1830s and into the 1840s. by the 1839 president martin van buren was becoming very concerned about the cost of the war and it was taking up 10 to 15% of the national budget. and he was very to learn about funding the national government at that time. so he sent general alexander was the commanding officer at that point down to florida with the orders to stop the second seminole war. general make him really didn't know exactly how to go about that. and suggested that the seminoles probably want something so give it to them. so he comes down and he takes a number of

kill the creation of god's gift. >> what's at stake in this lush paradise and why the history of southwest florida's oil industry may prove more powerful than protests. is >> on al jazeera america when science intersects with hope. >> i'm hoping to give someone a prosthetic arm for under $1000 >> inovation finds oppurtunity >> a large earthquake would be an inconvenience rather than a disaster... >> and hardware meets humanity >> this is some of the best driving i've ever done >> eventhough i can't see... >> techknow our experts take you beyond the lab >> we're here in the vortex... >> and explore the technology changing our world. only on al jazeera america >> the latest quest for oil as energy companies eyeing one america's most cherished wild lands, the everglades. it's been long assumed a treasure of oil lies below them. an abandons of chee clean water. "america tonight"'s adam may reports. >> no drilling. no drilling. no drilling. >> air's dying. water's dying. the people's ge getting sick. wake up before you kill all creation and god's gift. thank you. >> reporter: one by one then st

the southwest, though, easter weekend, you are warming up dramatically.ancisco, up to 72 tomorrow. las vegas and phoenix, up into the 90s tomorrow. and easter is looking pretty quiet across most of the nation. unusually quiet. i'd say excellent weather for the east coast and philadelphia, my hometown. we'll see a good amount of sunshine. there will be severe storms in west texas. and it does warm up in the pacific northwest. taking a look, minneapolis, 77 tomorrow for the high. memphis, 80. dallas 80. and washington, d.c., 66. >> this weather report has been brought to you by daisy sour cream. dan and bianna? >> thank you very much. >>> coming up here, animal antics in alaska. two cubs learning important life lessons, all captured in an extraordinary new documentary. what it took to tell their amazing story. >>> and going viral. the little girl they're calling the queen of the vine. her very unique take on life, coming up, in "pop news." you live next door, right?ou knw uh-huh. don't your brothers and sisters miss you? no. we text. ok. [ female announcer

no 60s also common with the southwest -- low 60s also common with a southwest wind in pleasant hill. cooler further north in clearlake average high in san francisco is the mid-60s but today only 60 degrees. >>> checking the roads right now, the roads are finally dry. so we're actually not seeing too many spinouts out there. it's quiet. a live look at our sensors through the santa cruz mountains on highway 17. we'll have "kcbs traffic" coming up. >>> parents if you are losing the battle when it comes to getting your child to clean his room, we have something you can try. move all his stuff to the driveway. that's what this dad did in georgia. bed, desk, computer, all of his daughter's clothes, all hauled outside. even left a sign that said, haley, room moved to driveway, clean it next time. i may have to try that with my 14-year-old. >> i think that defeats the purpose though because you have to put it all back. >> she does. >> there you go. >> yeah. >>> this little boy is thinking rescuers after he got his head stuck between two concrete posts. the 9-year-old's head got stuck while p

kill the creation of god's gift. >> what's at stake in this lush paradise and why the history of southwest florida's oil industry may prove more powerful than protests. >> aljazeera america presents a break through television event borderland... six strangers... >> let's just send them back to mexico >> experience illegal immigration up close and personal. >> it's overwhelming to see this many people that have perished. >> lost lives are re-lived... >> all of these people shouldn't be dead. >> will there differences bring them together, or tear them apart. >> the only way to find out is to see it yourselves. >> which side of the fence are you on? borderland only on al jazeera america this is the 900 page document we call obama care. it could change costs coverage and pretty much all of health care in america. well, my show sorts this all out. in fact, my staff has read the entire thing. which is probably more then most members of congress can claim. we'll separate politics from policy and just prescribe the facts. >> the latest quest for oil as energy companies eyeing one america's most ch

. >> the droughts in the southwest are probably the worst in 100 years. >> why specifically the southwestust the way the air moves around the earth. >> and although normal cycles of weather can cause drought in this region, tom wagner says systems have kept rein away from this area, and the heat is affecting the snowpack. >> snowfalls throughout the winter and melts throughout the summer. the snow is going away earlier. >> melting faster as temperatures rise. >> we have a shorter period over which there is snow on the ground. >> and if extremely dry conditions aren't a big enough threat, the ongoing drought that some scientists call a megadrought is increasing the risk of wildfires. in california alone, some 800 wildfires big and small have already ignited in 2014. that's three times the normal number. the u.s. forest service says nearly 70,000 communities across the country are in wildfire danger zones, that's more than 40 million homes. >> west 6 to 12. >> jim hughes top leads california's laguna hotshots, an elite group of firefighters on the front lines of some of the most ferocious f

kill the creation of god's gift. >> what's at stake in this lush paradise and why the history of southwest florida's oil industry may prove more powerful than protests. the stream is uniquely interactive television. in fact, we depend on you, your ideas, your concerns. >> all these folks are making a whole lot of money. >> you are one of the voices of this show. >> i think you've offended everyone with that kathy. >> hold on, there's some room to offend people, i'm here. >> we have a right to know what's in our food and monsanto do not have the right to hide it from us. >> so join the conversation and make it your own. >> watch the stream. >> and join the conversation online @ajamstream. >> the latest quest for oil as energy companies eyeing one america's most cherished wild lands, the everglades. it's been long assumed a treasure of oil lies below them. an abandons of chee clean water. "america tonight"'s adam may reports. >> no drilling. no drilling. no drilling. >> air's dying. water's dying. the people's ge getting sick. wake up before you kill all creation and god's gift. thank you. >

in seoul, that could be the same in the southwest coast of southwest korea where the incident happenedthat is something that investigators will certainly look at. >> and just to correct my math, 474 on board, 378 rescued. 104 are not accounted for at this stage, the latest numbers we have, paula hancock in seoul, thank you, we'll be speaking to you again, soon. back now to our top stories, after the first mission was cut short on monday it is back in the ocean. >> yeah, the bluefin-21 is looking for debris that could be linked to flight 370. and as david mattingly reports, the success could depend on what happened the moment the plane hit the water. >> we've seen what happens when passenger jets crash. >> oh, my god. >> from the tragic and unexpected like last year in san francisco to the planned and controlled like this demonstration by the discovery channel in 2012. and this one from nasa and the faa decades ago. unlike the missing malaysia airlines flight 370, they all crashed on land. but surprisingly they provide clues to what might happen next in the investigation. >> you're tell

in america, the explosion of the first atom bomb in the deserts of the southwest meant that medievalan's fears might come true, that the world might be destroyed in a single terrifying apocalypse. it was against this background that the postwar artists created their art. while europeans couldn't forget their past, in america, artists turned their backs on what they saw as the public and political dimension of art. the abstract expressionists, centered in new york, escaped to an interior world, where the subject of landscape and the struggle with brushwork and pigment became the goal of painting. for the first time, europe looked to new york. abstract expressionism-- abstract art-- is part of western tradition. it evolves out of it. it's part of it. it remains part of it. it's not oriental. it's not a new tradition. clement greenberg, critic and promoter of the new york school, became their spokesman and a friend of the leading abstract expressionist, jackson pollock. i first met jackson pollock in 1942. came down the sidewalk, and there was lee krasner, whom i'd known of old, and she

. >> this video was posted of him arguing with police arrest being arrested at the southwest airlines terminal after being selected for a second security screening he said he has a bomb to a t.s.a. agent. he was arrested on a false bomb report charge which is punishable by a year in jail. witnesses say he appeared to be drunk. this is as he deals with d.u.i. and weapons charges stemming from earlier incidents in the bay area. >> a man was arrested on a southwest flight headed to sacramento trying to on the emergency exit and was diverted to omaha, nebraska. witnesses say he was acting strangely. he came out of the bathroom soaking wet. he went to the back of the cabin and tried to push open a door. passengers tackled the plan and restrained him until he was escorted off the plane if handcuffs. >> new details of one of the victims of the tour bus crash that killed ten people west of chico. the bus driver spent two decades driving for a bay area transport company. the investigation now shifts to southern california. katie marzullo explains why. >> most of the survivors are in los angele

the way back to early this morning where during the commute we were watching a few showers rotate southwest at the low moved away from us and they are all gone and the clouds are opening and we are getting sunshine. high pressure is moving in, and our winds are fairly light less than ten miles per hour and they are blowing to the southwest with the low pulling away. up to 5 feet of snow in in areas around lake tahoe. look how beautiful, too bad it didn't look there way in december and january. late, heavy snow up there, too little, too late for the snow pack, but, city, possibly some good skiing if you are headed that way. low-to-mid 50's is what we feel outside right new. with the sunshine, it feels warmer than that, especially year, our temperatures were almost the same. when you are cold and wet you feel colder. over san jose the clouds are breaking up with a lot of blue sky with clouds this afternoon and not so chilly as yesterday. light rain is possible on friday and above average highs for sunday, monday, tuesday and wednesday of next week. check out this postcard: i dare anyone to fi

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at a recent hearing of state and federal officials in southwest florida.son for their anger, a plan to drill for oil next to the everglades wilderness. [ what do you went? >> reporter: new techniques are making it possible to drill in areas where it was once difficult. but many say the resulting waste wastewater will be toxic. >> i just hope people realize this is about clean water. >> reporter: among those in the crowd, pamela and jaime duran, they live a little more than a stone's throw from one. >> reporter: proposed oil wells. >> ground zero is down there and it's a thousand feet to where it is. >> reporter: this is it. you will be able to see this, pretty clear has? so the well would be right about there? >> the well would be in line with that tree about i say about 400 -- the beginning o of it wil be 400 feet from here. this is part of the watershed that feeds the everglades. >> reporter: jaime is a retired engineer, pam had an artist. they live in a set that go can only be described as fairytale. >> it's a little piece of paradise. weigh this was ta

>> strong southwest wind blowing. were make things up across the area. southwest at 15.ustained at all here. humidity 47%. look at some of our weather but temperatures. all of these temperatures looking awfully nice. there is some cooler weather satellite into the plane again. that is the cooler weather that comes in tomorrow. in the afternoon in the wind will shift around the south. it should be quick rebound. signs that coal there is losing its grip are pretty evident. it was not enough to keep it from selling in the upper peninsula. this will be up in the twin cities. >> 17 in. of snow. 13, 5 in.. no snow here with the clouds will thicken up. you can see these little sprinkles. >> by morning they're out of here. this high pressure comes in. there goes our storm. the wind blows clock lines. the wind comes in off the water. that is always a cool signal for us. >> during the day the next weather system turned wind southerly. watch what happened here. >> tomorrow temperatures will be in the '50s but turning cooler in the afternoon. watched these readings on saturday. up t

temperatures are pretty mild in the southwest. filtered sun today, maybe kept down a little bit compared to yesterday. it is not cold, really, anywhere with the exception of the inner mountain west. light jacket and this afternoon you'll be all right with those clouds in the forecast, los angeles today, about 71. those clouds won't make it to the desert areas, 92 in phoenix today. umbrella weather all day in the northwest. >>> you mentioned the weekend we'll look at the forecast up. >>> find out why 38 million gallons of water will be wasted because of one young person's poor judgment. >>> this guy made over 58 million bucks in just 15 months. find out who he is and what he did, next. >>> and welcome back. the boston marathon is five days away and security officials are taking no chances there. a p.a. system has been installed on the route. and a no bag policy is in effect. officials say they're confident in the safety of the event. >> i truly believe because of our public safety officials that this will be the safest place on the

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tomorrow is strong southwest wind offer comes like cooling. there went advisories' in those areas shaded and brown. it would devise redound to texas. at long fetch of southerly wind expected to pump the warm air into the area. see that all loper of warmer air that rotates and tomorrow. it will be fairly mild on thursday evening after a wind shift. >> once develops again on saturday and sunday. the bottom drops out. we havwe get very chilis eaten.illy next week. is the radar at the moment. a few showers will develop. southwest wind as high pressure moves off to the south of us tomorrow. that is what is going to warm us up. here is the forecast. 61 tomorrow and 621 thursday. friday 57. thursday and friday can feature cooling breezes. 71 saturday and 65 rainy stormy day at times. much colder weather expected on monday. a little bit of everything. >> we're not done. >> the signs are >> we're not done. >> the signs are there. in the criminal justice system, the people are represented by two separate yet equally important groups: the police, who inv

southwest 15 at fairfield. yesterday they had a little easterly breeze.that has definitely turned itself around. more of an on shore breeze. and san jose gets a westerly breeze. it will be a cooler for everyone today. you know things have to change. and they are changing today. they will continue right into the weekend. 36 in tahoe. 48 ukiah. 10 better if for sacramento. fog, sun, cooler today. some thick fog around the bay. and it peels back toward the coast. a little breezy at times. 50s and 60s closer to the waters edge. 60s or low 70s arounds bay. those 80s are starting to disappear here. at least away from the coast. and they will continue to do so as we go into friday and saturday. maybe a little rebound but not much. >>> we have developing news happening right now near pittsburgh, pennsylvania. look at the pictures here. reports of several stabbings this morning at a high school. now the cameras panning around. there is a lot of activity. this is happening at franklin regional high school in marysville, pennsylvania. just outside of pittsburgh. rep

no rainfall for us, but what we will have is a southwest wind with a stronger on shore wind, bringing the cloud cover to stick with us through the morning hours tomorrow. so the low will be hanging out tomorrow to the south with the southwest flow of the air giving us a lot of cloud cover. but quickly it moves out with the high pressure moving back in and fewer clouds, more sunshine, warmer weather for sunday. and for the first half of next week. and what to expect? a little bit of drizzle at the coast tonight. cooler, cloudy, you want the warmer day to be here on sunday. ice tomorrow, san jose, 60 degrees. you'll be 68. it's a beautiful day at 72 with the highs inland tomorrow in pittsburgh, 71 degrees. 60 in san francisco the warmest weather with the mid-80s tomorrow. extended forecast, sunny, warmer, topping next week we'll be dry throughout the week. real pleasant with the 50s at the coast, 60s near the bay, 70s inland. total lunar eclipse on monday night as weather will be perfect. >> awesome, thank you, bill. >>> coming up, this is not a crime scene, so what is with all the crim

. >> a southwest airlines flight-- from chicago to sacramento-- was diverted after an unruly passenger tried to open a door mid-flight. people on sunday's flight say the passenger wanted to jump out of the plane. three passengers tackled the man, and air marshals subdued him until the flight made an emergency landing in omaha, nebraska. >> of course it's scary. fear immediately sets in for everyone. people were nauseated, practically fainting and crying. >>people on the plane say the man was acting strangely during the flight. at one point, he came out of the bathroom soaking wet. his name has not been released. the plane continued on to sacramento and arrived two hours late. thunderstorms brought rain and hail from the southwest to the upper midwest-- causing at least one tornado to touch down west of the quad cities. this video shows a tornado on the move in lone tree, iowa -- which is south of iowa city. the national weather service is *not reporting any damage or injuries. the search for a missing malaysian passenger jet moves underwater today. searchers in the indian ocean say, by

. >> the bbc laura has more of what is happening off the southwest coast of south korea. >> reporter: a break in the he have weather allowed divers to access the hull of the submerged ship. as cranes gather overhead, underwater searches of several areas have begun. so far only bodies found. back on shore, the families of the missing are losing hope. >> it is heartbreaking to think about how cold she is in the water. i pray she is still alive. >> reporter: video has emerged from inside the ferry as it capsized. a loud speaker tells passengers not to move. investigators now know the third officer was at helm when the ferry sank. the captain is detained by police accused of abandoning ship. >> i'm really sorry. i'm deeply ashamed. as relatives try to make sense of the past two day, anger has turned towards authorities and the way the search has been handled. >> at the school where most attended, the children hold a vigil holding against hope more survivors might be found. bbc news. >> it is now the third day of the search operation and search for those missing. this is the bow before it

confirm at least one death and at least two shootings at two jewish centers in overland park in southwestansas city. no word on how many people injured. the shooter reportedly opening fire at the jewish community center of greater kansas city. there's the pictures there. we understand we do have one person in custody. this is a very fluid situation so we have not confirmed at fox news just yet. when we get that confirmation, i will bring that to you. that first shooting happened at 1:00 local time. it's currently 2:46 in overland park. the shooter then moved over, the suspect moved to an assisted living center called village shalom, what you're seeing here. that village is currently on lockdown. again, i want to remind you this report is coming one day before passover against tomorrow at sundown. >>> another story we're working here at fox news, safety concerns have led federal officials to end a showdown with a nevada rancher. they are calling off efforts to round up his herd. this is after tensions turned into a heated fight over states rights and federal land use policy. now, william l

some dry weather in the southwest. i'm going to get a little bit more on that in just a print. that's going to push into that cold air, plus very humid moisture out of it, and right there into the central plains that's that battle zone we talk about and that threat of some severe thunderstorms, damaging winds, severe hail, flash floods a possibility and yes tornadoes. some of these could become quite strong. by sunday it continues to progress east and then into monday here in the lower mississippi river valley. a three-day event, a very slow-moving storm is going to be impacting a lot of you. i mentioned it was dry in the southwest and one problem with dry weather we talk about fire weather dangers and actually got some video to show you of tumbleweeds out of arizona. now, this dry weather is causing a prickly problem for much of kingman, arizona. tumbleweeds which are typically associated with the american west are actually leading to a more serious problem. the high fire weather danger. strong winds have enhanced the development of the pesky plants and residents are saying th

southwest airlines planning something a little extra for passengers. more elbow room.eats will be widened to half a foot to 17.8 in.. changes will be part of the 747. some mercy frames. 200 new jets as a plan for flights to latin america. aron's another green jacket. >> end of a calendar indicates bring the temperature does [ male announcer ] this is kevin. to prove to you that aleve is the better choice for him, he's agreed to give it up. that's today? [ male announcer ] we'll be with him all day as he goes back to taking tylenol. i was okay, but after lunch my knee started to hurt again. and now i've got to take more pills. ♪ yup. another pill stop. can i get my aleve back yet? ♪ for my pain, i want my aleve. ♪ [ male announcer ] look for the easy-open red arthritis cap. it is time for the blackhawks to defend the stanley cup. here is the schedule for the first round. games 1 and 2 or thursday and saturday. next monday and wednesday in chicago. game 6 is on the 27 that the united center. game 7 will be in st. louis on the 29th. here's what the announcer is expecting.

all content included the western the links recent scratch was the southwest heating up at twenty one degrees in san francisco enjoy the beautiful weather. eileen enough breaks in the forecast i i lose. it does. it is. asked. and here's a recap of the top story this hour south wing investigators are determined to learn more about how rescue workers reacted to the sinking of the fairies sale all he wants know if the response was appropriate they've raided the offices of the number of firms and organizations. and now they searched the headquarters of two shipping watchdogs members of the joint task force raided maritime traffic control centers on the islands of tissue and single. the ferry was handed the cheque two weeks ago a capsize new kindle prosecutors sees communication records the about the movements of ships and other information is it to cool the ferry contacted the center into the first to report that the ship and lost balance eleven minutes later crew members started communicating with the center and single investigators will examine the information to determine whether the i

every getting their teeny southwest bikini. smoking is never allowed on southwest.t to pay that airfare, you should have flown somewhere else. we have a special smoking section just for you. let go of your neighbor, and pull on that mask and breathe normally. if you're traveling with small children -- we're sorry. >> everybody listened. it was completely quiet. >> really important. >> travel can be stressful. and she does this to let everyone have a good time at work. i love how she's so deadpan with everything. i hope she's on my next flight. >> i'll bet she will have an agent. >>> coming up next, "dancing with the stars," the latest booted couple. stay with us. and "where you least expect us," walgreens is more than just a drugstore. some pharmacy staff deliver medications right to your hospital bedside. and whenever, wherever you have questions, walgreens experts are there for you 24/7 with online pharmacy chat. we even bring immunizations to seniors right where they need us. because life doesn't stand still, and neither do we. at the corner of happy and healthy.

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winds out of the southwest at 5 miles per hour in san francisco. heading to the giants game, you should be able to get this off without a problem. 7:15 first pitch. a slight chance, 10%, of a stray shower. winds out of the west 15 to 25. by the seventh inning stretch, 47. clouds will stay in place. for the weekend on the cool side. best and driest day will be on saturday. by sunday morning a few showers possible. temperatures in the 60s. but then it will be dry by sunday afternoon as well. >> we need the rain. >> we do. >> thanks for joining us at 5:00. >>> on the broadcast tonight, high alert, the national weather service is warning people in advance of a violent weekend ahead. it will test the readiness of an entire region coming off some devastating hits. >>> on the brink, fears of an imminent invasion in ukraine as leaders there accuse putin of wanting to start world war iii and russian aircraft are active overhead. >> firing back, the nra takes center stage and takes on gun control advocates including a group of mothers demanding action. >> fi

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the drought continues in those areas, southwest texas.ornia the dryest in ten years. el niÑo is much like the 70's. it's not to say that this is going to be the flooding and the malibu floods of '82, '83 when mansions were falling into the pacific ocean. not every el niÑo is that extreme. time will tell, but ample rain looks like it's coming from about a year from now. >> hurricanes, what does it look like? >> el niÑo has created wind sheer. we're in a 30 year low in the atlantic and 50 year low globally. that's part of the cycle. el niÑo will make it worse in terms of suppressing the activity. the storms are way below average. if you look at some of those bad years, '93 with andrew we had a below average season but we had a major hurricane hit miami. so it only takes one. but it's harder to get a major hurricane in an el niÑo type pattern. now in the pacific. >> sorry, go ahead. >> in the pacific it's a different story. in mexico it could be humbled by hurricanes. hawai'i runs a risk of a hurricane. >> i'll put up those predictions of yo

. >>> images from that horrible incident off the southwest coast of south korea.'s talk more about that now because underwater search teams rotating in 12 hour shifts searching in the cold choppy murky water for survivors from the disaster off the southwest coast of south korea. they can't even get inside to pump air in it to find possible survivors. at least nine people dead and 237 people missing yet hope still alive through text messages from inside the sinking ferry. cnn's paula hancocks looks at the search and rescues and mothers and father desperate to find their children. >> reporter: beneath these frigid waters, nearly 300 people mostly teenagers and teachers missing. the captain with his head down telling police, i'm sorry, i'm a at a loss for words. overnight three bodies were recovered for the ferry bound for the southwest coast of korea. the miraculous rescue of a 6-year-old girl was caught on tape, her family was not found. grief stricken, they're waiting into the night desperate for any information. a mother's anguish as she recalls encouraging her d