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st. augustine, florida. snapping trees like twigs.aging homes south of jacksonville. >> initial units arrived on scene, started triaging structures immediately, assessing any injuries. >> reporter: home security camera video showing the moment the twister tore through this backyard. sending debris flying into that pool. martin newman's patio furniture wrapped around a tree. >> just checking and making sure everybody's okay. >> reporter: millions on alert tonight for more tornadoes, damaging winds and torrential rain. a flash flood emergency in tallahassee overnight, leading to high-water rescues. watch as officers use a rope to guide this family to safety in rushing waist-deep water. >> oh, my god. >> reporter: the same deadly storm system that triggered 11 confirmed twisters from texas to florida over the past 48 hours, now barreling into the northeast. >> whit: so, let's get right to rob marciano, just back from the tornado zone in louisiana. rob, time out this storm threat right now. >> well, whit, the main severe threats have move

st. augustine, florida on the 13th. so anyway anyway, between the 13th and today he arrived, we spoke to family members today, they were unaware that he was even in new york as a phi commission has stated he's at cornell burn center right now and likely condition the accelerant that was used at appears to be some kind of alcohol-based substance that's used for cleaning. and that's all we have right now well, as one we go right down the line, left to right. >> so will decide who's going to take what not security, obviously more officers but listen mark after every incident, we have after action, and we'll talk about if we've got to add offices or not. >> but just so you know we had a lot of officers in the area it is open to the public, is still walk through the park. and so there was no security breach shadow eric, thursday why this occurs? the pamphlet seem to be propaganda based almost like a conspiracy theory type of pamphlet. some information in regards to ponzi schemes. and the fact that some of our local education

st. augustine, florida, this afternoon. the storm sending backyard furniture flying across yards. overnight in tallahassee, police pulling three people from rising floodwaters. but west in slidell, louisiana, the damage far more severe. >> big, big tornado. >> reporter: after an ef-2 tornado with winds over 120 miles per hour blew through the city, ripping the roof off this apartment complex. today workers clearing fallen hundred-foot trees ripped from their roots. >> it sounds like a freight train when it hits. >> reporter: terrified employees of eco builders somehow walked away unharmed from the mangled remnants of their building. >> within seconds of making it in, it took the shop. >> reporter: more than half of residents of slidell are without power. schools are also closed. and farther west in kirbyville, texas, several horses rescued from a corral. their owner using a boat to get tem to safety. and back here in slidell, residents tell us that they rarely ever see tornadoes, but cbs news analyzed data from the national

st. augustine, florida. what we know from witnesses and family members, he arrived in new york sometime earlier in the week. we have his car being in st. augustine, florida, on the 13th. so anywhere between the 13th and today he arrived. we spoke to family members today, they were unaware that he was even in new york. as the fire commissioner stated, he's at cornell burn center right now. the accelerant appears to be an alcohol-based substance used for cleaning. and that's all we have right now. >> why don't we go right down the line, left to right, and decide who's going to take what. >> reporter: i wanted to ask you about security. are you going to be putting more officers? is there any change in the strategy from before? >> after every incident, we have after action, and we'll talk about if we're going to add officers or not, but just so you know, we had a lot of officers in the area. it is open to the public to still walk through the park, and so there was no security breach here. >> reporter: any eviden

st. augustine, florida. the storm sending backyard furniture flying across yards. in tallahassee police pulling three people from rising floodwaters. but west in slidell, louisiana, the damage far more severe. >> big, big tornado. >> reporter: after an ef2 tornado with winds over 120 miles per hour blew through the city, ripping the roof off this apartment complex. workers clearing fallen 100-foot trees ripped from their roots. >> it sounds like a freight train when it hits. >> reporter: terrified employees of eco builders somehow walked away unharmed from the mangled remnants of their building. >> within seconds of making it in, it took the shop. >> reporter: sheriff randy smith is amazed there were no serious injuries. >> this is the worst that i've seen from a tornado standpoint here in our parish. >> reporter: more than half of residents of slidell are without power. schools are also closed. and farther west in kirbyville, texas, several horses rescued from a corral. their owner using a boat to get them to safety. and back here in slidell, residents tell us the

st. augustine, florida.ight, officials say he was intubated and critical condition. >> he blows the pamphlets throughout the park, and then he puls out a canister, pours some kind of liquid on himself, caught officers, members of the police department, they run into the park, they make efs to put him out. >> reporter: how concerned are you that somebody was able to get this far in, like themselves on fire, with all of these law-enforcement officials around? >> we are very concerned. of course we are going to review our security protocols. >> reporter: azzarello posted what he called the ponzi papers online, critical of both republicans and democrats, claiming "we are victims of a totalitarian con that is about to hit us with an apocalyptic f" >> this gentleman did not breach security protocols. the park was open to the public. >> reporter: and today at a news conference, when i asked authorities how this incident changes things moving forward, one official said that shutting down this park, which was also us

st. augustine, florida, this afternoon.rm sending backyard furniture flying across yards. >> you are a dead man. >> reporter: overnight in tallahassee, police throwing three people from rising floodwaters. but west in slidell, louisiana, the damage far more severe. >> big, big tornado. >> reporter: after an ef2 tornado, with winds over 120 miles per hour, blew through the city, ripping the roof off this apartment complex. today, workers clearing fallen 100-foot trees ripped from the roofs. >> it sounds like a freight train when it hits. >> reporter: terrified employees of eco builders somehow walked away unharmed from the mangled remnants of their building. >> within... >> reporter: seconds. >> seconds of making it in, it took the shop. >> reporter: sheriff randy smith is amazed there were no serious injuries. >> this is the worst i have seen from a tornado standpoint here in our parish. >> reporter: more than half of residents of slidell are without power. schools are also closed. [horse neighing] residents of slidell are

st. augustine, florida. he had arrived in new york some time earlier in the week. three law enforcement officers told nbc news that he may have posted his intention to set himself on fire in advance on his substack. and while the investigation is ongoing, it definitely raises concerns, not just about the security and safety of those involved with the trial itself. it raises that other point i mentioned about what the spectacle of the trump trial of the 21st century might attract over the next several weeks and the question of why a young man would self emoilate in the park. >> we do not believe he is -- this was targeting any particular person or any particular group. we just right now are labeling it as sort of a conspiracy theorist. >> joining me is nbc news correspondent yasmin vossoughian who witnessed that in front of the courthouse. jim kavanaugh, retired atf special agent and msnbc contributor, and michael beschloss, nbc news presidential historian and friend of the show. yasmin, i want to start with you. tell us about that moment you were there and witnesse

st. augustine, florida, an ef-1 tornado, 100-mile-per-hour winds.s to loom today. so, as we head through tomorrow, i should say tomorrow night, we'll see this line of storms sweeping through the state of pennsylvania, there from canton, ohio, to state college to harrisburg, damaging winds and possibly a tornado. meanwhile, around the same time we have this next storm system moving into the west coast bringing about a foot of snow to the rockies before it hits the heartland at the top of your workweek. if you live in cities like wichita, oklahoma city down towards wichita falls, you have the highest tornado threat. we're also seeing a very impactful hail threat there before that shifts farther east on tuesday where we can se >> somara: and that's a look at your local forecast. janai, whit. >> whit: thank you, somara. >>> all right, coming up here on "good morning america," rants behind bars just released. the disturbing phone calls from the father of school shooter ethan crumbley. (grandpa vo) i'm the richest guy in the world. hi baby! (woman 1 vo) i

so shall university. 1865, st augustine's university, 1867 barber school. shaw college, 1867 jesse smith 1867 five state university 1867 bennett college 1873 livingstone college. 1879 is the city state university 1891 no agricultural and technical university 1891 was the same university 1892 and last but not least, north central university 1910. right? and again, as a lot of them, except we're basically not kind of such a university begin as primary secondary institutions. okay. okay. so this slide is going to talk about we talked about the history of hbcu in north carolina. this slide gets into the history of activism at hbcu in north carolina. so again, there's a overfocus 1960 and 84 in particular. and that kind of a racist decades of history of activism. and so there were sustained student movements this hbcu during the early to mid 20th century north kind it hbcu student activists engaged in multiple successful moments they range in participant size and duration prior to the 1967 movement, student activists engaged in activism directly internally towar

st. augustine, florida who has been prolific online with deep and complicated conspiracy theories, who walked into the park that is across the street from the courthouse where donald trump's trial was unfolding. and quite suddenly set himself on fire. after pouring some kind of accelerant over him to fuel that fire now this park as chief maddie said, is open to the public. it sits literally between three courthouses. the criminal courthouse behind me, the state supreme court has courthouse next to it and a family court are cross the street. it's a place where people would go. they might have their lunch or sit on the bench, especially as the weather gets warmer. the question now is, will the park remain open to the public? public? will there be an increased police presence in there? it was a smattering of demonstrators and members of the public today or will it become part of an expanded perimeter? the 30s are assessing all of that. >> john miller. >> thank you very much for that update. >> just to add, there's more chaos today up on capitol hill another republican now back in an effort to ou

st. augustine, florida, the police down there have had contact with him in a number of incidents that could be connected to mental health crises nowhere in the nypd files are in the intelligence holdings in the counterterrorism world of the police or the fbi. so the question is anderson why that, why there why today he carried a sign with him that said trump is with biden and there are about to fascist coup. the united states but his conspiracy theory material, which was all over the web, and he directed people to that today before he did this. doesn't have much to do with donald trump or joe biden. it's about cryptocurrency and universities, movistar whereas in millionaires and a whole web of corruption and murder. but i think the idea he came with was there's one place where every camera from every media outlet everywhere in the world is going to be at a specific time. i'm going to make sure that i direct them to my theories. it's one of the reasons we don't go deep into what they are or talk a lot about him by name is he's done a terrible thing to himself and his family and you don't wan

st. augustine, florida police down there have a record of encounters with him, things that may have to do with being emotionally unhinged he had a in-depth conspiracy theory and called the ponzi papers that he posted online. it has to do with banks cryptocurrency, universities, movie is murder plot let's it's very detailed and not much of it has anything to do with donald trump or the campaign. he did have a sign with him that said trump is with biden and they're about to fascist coup us, which is a sign of how disjointed his conspiracy theories are. his driver's license with just taped to the sign because he wanted to he wanted people to know who he was police theorize the reason he did this in front of the courthouse in the park, just adjacent to where the cameras were, was so that he could get national or global attention to what he was doing. and the weird theories that he's posted online behind john miller. thank you very much for that update. john miller helping us and to our viewers. thanks very much for watching. i'm wolf blitzer in the situation room. >> erin burnett, outfront st

st. augustine, florida police down there. have a record of it encounters with him, things that may have to do with being emotionally unhinged. he had in-depth conspiracy theory and called the ponzi papers that he had posted online that has to do with banks cryptocurrency universities, movistar is murder plots. it's very detailed and not much of it has anything to do with donald trump or the campaign. he did have a sign with him that said, trump is with biden and they're about to fascist coup us, which is a sign of how disjointed his conspiracy theories are his driver's license was taped to the sign because he wanted to he wanted get people to know who he was. police theorize the reason he did this. in front of the courthouse, in the park just adjacent to where the cameras were was so that he could get national or global attention to what he was doing.

st. augustine, florida and high winds tore a roof off a building in north carolina.lakes into new england where we have flood watches and mornings. today that system will lift north into canada. but windy conditions cause problems all the way back to the great lakes. rain and snow lingering today. upwards of 1 to 2 inches. but melting snow will enhance the flooding risk. here comes the third week in a row we will have a coast to coast storm. this storm will approach the california coast today. most impacts stay offshore. tomorrow pockets of heavy rain from southern california, snow across the sierra, and this will continue to push to the east, and that is going to cause some major problems next monday and tuesday. guys? >> all right, al. thank you so much. >>> the house is expected to vote today on a bill that would extend u.s. authority to spy on foreigners located abroad without a search warrant. the national security official says the program is essential for gathering intelligence and fighting terrorism. the house will also vote on an amendment that would require

st. augustine. leaving a path of destruction more than two miles long. the radar clearly shows that classic counter clock wise rotation. you can see where michigan over to the northeast including maine and massachusetts have got heavy bands of rain. but also the wind. we have wind advisories in new hampshire, rhode island, north georgia and back into the upper peninsula of michigan. those will stick today. as it twists through, gonna take its time, 36 hours or so, with different showers. some places even getting a few snow showers in canada there. look at the wind gusts. we'll see 30 to 50 mile per hour winds all the way through saturday afternoon. michael? >> michael: windy and wet weekend ginger. thank you very much for that. rebecca? >> rebecca: we go overseas to the middle east and growing concerns that iran is preparing to attack israel with some sort of military action. our foreign correspondent britt clennett is on the scene. good morning, britt. >> reporter: good morning, rebecca. the u.s. embassy in israel is telling staff to stay put in cities

so shall university. 1865, st augustine's university, 1867 barber school. shaw college, 1867 jesse smith 1867 five state university 1867 bennett college 1873 livingstone college. 1879 is the city state university 1891 no agricultural and technical university 1891 was the same university 1892 and last but not least, north central university 1910. right? and again, as a lot of them, except we're basically not kind of such a university begin as primary secondary institutions. okay. okay. so this slide is going to talk about we talked about the history of hbcu in north carolina. this slide gets into the history of activism at hbcu in north carolina. so again, there's a overfocus 1960 and 84 in particular. and that kind of a racist decades of history of activism. and so there were sustained student movements this hbcu during thear to mid 20th century north kind it hbcu studt tivists engaged in multiple successful movements they range in parti siz and duration prior to the 1967 movement, sten activists engaged in activism directly internal tard campus ministratio