this was the scene in the city of mayfield in southwestern kentucky. a tornado barreled through there yesterday afternoon causing significant damage to homes and businesses. to hospitals with what were described as nonlife-threatening sxwroirpz some storms are possible again today from the tennessee valley to the carolinas and severe conditions are expected in oklahoma and texas, as well. with more tornadoes possible there. >>> to northern california deputies are expected to turn themselves in today after being charged with assault. the incident last november caught on camera, the two alameda county officers chasing an auto theft suspect into that alley and then this takes place. the beating there with batons even though he was already on the ground. this goes on for a little bit here. the man can be heard screaming i'm sorry. and help me. >>> new images this morning after a flight from puerto rico to orlando was rocked by turbulence so strong, the oxygen masks deployed. eight people were taken to the hospital. abc's david kerley has the details. >> cl

. >>> and a large part of southwestern kentucky is a scene of devastation after a tornado rolled through. mayfield suffered severe damage when it took a direct hit yesterday afternoon. at least ten people were injured they're expected to be okay. >>> and millions of people are racing for more of that today. strong storms will stretch from tennessee valley to the carolinas and the severe weather returns to texas and oklahoma. damaging winds and large hail are expected there. tornadoes are possible, as well. >>> survivors of the atomic bombing in hiroshima and nagasaki reportedly welcoming the news president obama plans to visit later this month. he'll be the first sitting president to visit hiroshima since it was devastated some seven decades ago. the white house says the president will honor the victims but will not apologize for the attack. he's also not seeking an apology for the bombing of pearl harbor. the president will be in japan for the g-7 summit. >>> yesterday, though, he had a different visitor. the president welcomed the national champion uconn women's basketball team to the

. >>> and a large part of southwestern kentucky is a scene of devastation this morning after a powerful tornado rolled through. the city of mayfield suffered severe damage to homes and businesses when it took a direct hit yesterday afternoon. at least ten people were injured and treated at hospitals, but they're expected to be okay. >>> and millions of people are racing for more of that today. strong storms will stretch from tennessee valley to the carolinas and the severe weather returns to texas and oklahoma. damaging winds and large hail are expected there. tornadoes are possible, as well. >>> breaking news, dozens are dead in a car bombing in baghdad. a pickup truck packed with explosives went off in an outdoor market. several cars and buildings were heavily damaged. isis has claimed responsibility. in japan survivors of the bombings in he roche she ma and nagasaki reportedly welcoming the news president obama plans to visit later this month. he'll be the first sitting president to visit hiroshima since the city was devastated some seven decades ago. the white house says the the hus

southwestern kentucky. but there it is only 3:00 in the afternoon. there are several more hours for the heat to interact with the approaching line here. more storms are a possibility. again, isolate tornadoes can be expected. locally, showers. now mainly cloudy. we will stay cloudy through the everything. outdoor plans should be okay. we get to 9:00 or 10:00 tonight and closer to 11:00 and midnight, the rain chances will go up. we have had rain in many locations today. not enough to make the 14th consecutive day of rain at reagan national. it could happen before midnight. michelle: thank you. while we wait for this officially extended record-setting streak of rainy days. not something we are excited about. it has been annoying for people who want to get out and enjoy a nice spring day. as richard reeve founder, frustration is mounting. water, water, everywhere. >> ready for sunshine. richard for 14 days now the d.c. area has been under a cloud. >> i hate the rain. i'm from new england. it doesn't rain that much. it's pretty sunny in the summer. >> a

i guess this is southwestern kentucky.little cell, southwest kentucky, northwest tennessee? >> paduka. we have watches across the ohio valley, as well as central texas. this one good until 10 p.m. local. this one across the ohio valley until 9 p.m. local time. s they where you see that tornado warn storm south of the paduka area. and given, there is that tornado warn storm for the next 20 minutes or so, doppler radar indicating strong rotation so people need to be taking shelter immediately and that's the area of high risk tonight as we get into the ohio valley, portions of tennessee, kentucky, indiana and ohio and then an area across tex texas, again, across the central u.s., we could see large hail, damaging wind. tonight we think all of those ingredients will come together for strong winds, very damaging hail and perhaps isolated tornadoes. taking a quick look at what we're going to be dealing with overnight and tomorrow, looks like more storms ahead, shep. >> janice dean, thank you so much. janice is in the extreme wea

this video is from southwestern kentucky where the twisters came through with large hail and powerful wind. eight people were hurt here. multiple states in the midwest and the plains are bracing now for even more weather just like this. again, our area is avoiding the severe weather today, but not avoiding that never ending rain. >> you can see radar here not a lot of rain for us, but we are certainly not dry out there. aamelia is in the storm team weather center and can tell us what to expect the rest of the day. >> hey, barbara and aaron, right now on storm 4 radar i'm tracking storms a if you're not seeing light to moderate rain, you're dealing with misty drizzle. this is the 15th day we've been talking about rain here in the district, but we still need the rain. here you can see some heavy rain back around the lou ray area moving toward fredericksburg and scattered showers in the d.c. metro area. this rain continues to push in during the afternoon hours. currently we're at 56 degrees. highs today in the mid to maybe upper 60s, looking continued track showers this afternoon, the ch

. >>> and there was a tornado caught on tape tearing through southwestern kentucky. >> and today is theiversary en route from miami to atlanta when it crashed nine minutes after takeoff. we go back to "squawk alley ". >> thank you, sue. and now, over to simon hobbs. >> negative territory for the european stock markets and the earnings have not been great, and one section that is moving is the italian banks to the downside, and the popularity came through with 8$800 million of write-downs which is increasing the speculation of more write-down, and the capital raises at least from the unicredit. and we have talked about brexit, and the bank of england has considerable challenges, and doing a huge amount of contingency planning for june 23rd saying that it could raise mortgage costs, and he is campaigning to stay on the side here, and he says that they have house prices which could be a difference of voting to leave the european union. and meanwhile n the uk, the production was poor. not necessarily because of the brexit, but because of the cycles of the uk and the u.s. on compared to ever

scares everyone to death not only here in west virginia but across appalachia and east kentucky, southwestern virginia and southeastern ohio and of course pennsylvania. lori: clinton claims she has a plan, mr. rainy, she does have a plan for the coal industry. west virginia governor tomblin has endorsed clinton? are you familiar with this? what are your thoughts? >> yes, i am. we're very disappointed with that. the governor adding credibility to her candidacy. hypocritical part of that is they spent eight years putting us out of business, closing coal mines, closing power plants across this country and now they're saying we're going to send money down to save communities, retrain coal miners. we have the best coal miners here in the world in west virginia and they know how to mine the coal. lori: donald trump says he will rescue the coal industry. put people back to work in the industry. politics or is there some substance behind that, do you believe? >> we hope there is substance behind that. we clearly do because, these folks, they really are not interested in being retrained because when t

we will closely monitor this area, eastern kentucky and southwestern section of west virginia. this is going to start moving in our direction. we think it will weaken some in terms of severe potential in your area. but later this evening and tonight, 10:00 to 11:00, midnight we could get heavy rain around the area. something to watch closely for you for the rest of our weather cast this afternoon. potential is rainfall. heavy rain that is a possibility. maybe wind. but rain with the storms as they approach. as a result we will see the heaviest downpours late tonight and into the army overnight hours. we will -- into the early overnight hours. we will get a break and then isolated thousander tomorrow but in -- isolated showers tomorrow afternoon and then it will start to rain substantially. by the time we get to norm evening we could see in some areas an inch and a half to two inches of rain on this model. it shows us over two inches in the metro area, east to annapolis. rainy st four days. michelle: we should makeup the deficit. whittle away at it for sure. coming up at "abc7 n

continues to change from blue to purple to brad and democrats should watch out because kentucky, tennessee, appalachia, southwestern new york, the rest though. they are moving away in their important to the electoral map in the general election. sandra: keeping us on track. thank you to daniel mclaughlin. good to have you both. hillary clinton may be playing it cool. pay attention when it comes to the investigation in her e-mail server. her aides are not. why one walk out on an with the fbi. plus disney's in the dark side of wall street. the rare myth that has shares tumbling in the premarket gabriel have all of that in a minute. ♪ in new york state, we believe tomorrow starts today. all across the state, the economy is growing, with creative new business incentives, the lowest taxes in decades, and new infrastructure for a new generation attracting the talent and companies of tomorrow. like in rochester, with world-class botox. and in buffalo, where medicine meets the future. let us help grow your company's tomorrow - today - at business.ny.gov sandra: a fatal stabbing rampage of massachusetts. cheryl casone has t

pennsylvania, kentucky, southwest virginia, that are considered swing states whereas west virginia is dark red? >> there are places in eastern ohio and coal mining, natural gas drilling in southwesterns of southwestern virginia, very similar in that appalachian region. and you saw that poll you were talking about in pennsylvania and ohio where you have almost a dead heat between donald trump and hillary clinton. in those white, working-class area, that trump message is resonating more than hillary clinton. even though she apologized about the statement saying putting coal companies out of business, i'm giving $30 billion to appalachian coal areas, the bell got rung, and it's very hard to unring that bell. >> it's hard to unring that bell or delete that sound bite. you can see the attack ads in ohio and pennsylvania and those places that you talked about that have been hurt so bad. appreciate you joining us, sir, come back some time. go get some sleep before your show. >>> joining us this hour, ellen ratnor, and the executive vice president of jamestown associates. let's talk more about hillary clinton's words and how they impacted her with the coal industry. you were talking about t