manchester united fans have been coming to stamford bridge for overfour fans have been coming to stamfordr years with no jov- bridge for over four years with no joy. as they were frisked for a friend of items, the united team bus was underjust friend of items, the united team bus was under just as friend of items, the united team bus was underjust as much scrutiny. anything offensive on there? a striker? marcus rashford off his sick bed to answer his manager's core. jose mourinho used to have that hold over chelsea players. the new man is not doing too badly either. they are lighting up the premier league. united were dazzled the last time they visited, and if it hadn't been for their keeper, david de gea, the match could have been out of sight very early on. eden hazard and gary cahill both kept out by fingertips. united were further stretched, a second yellow ca rd further stretched, a second yellow card for ander herrera would test the mourinho tactics and temperament. the first of four is heated but goalless. last season, n'golo kante was the unsung hero among leicester's champions. c

watching at stamford bridge was olly foster.anchester united fans have been coming to stamford bridge for ever four use with no joys. coming to stamford bridge for ever four use with nojoys. as coming to stamford bridge for ever four use with no joys. as they were frisked for offensive items, the united team bus was underjust as much scrutiny. anything offensive on there, a striker, just one will do. marcus off his sick bed. as a mourinho used to have a hold over chelsea's player of course. he remembers the good old days. the new man is not doing too badly either. they are lighting up the premier league. united were dazzled the last time they visited. and if it had not been for the keeper, the match could have been out of sight very early on. but the strikers were kept out by fingertips. united were stretched with a second red card. that would test tactics and temperamental. the first half was heated at goalless. last season, canto was the sung here monks blessed's champions. his goal found the bottom corner and was worth a semi

watching at stamford bridge was 0lly foster.joys. coming to stamford bridge for ever four use with nojoys. as coming to stamford bridge for ever four use with no joys. as they were frisked for offensive items, the united team bus was underjust as much scrutiny. anything offensive on there, a striker, just one will do. marcus off his sick bed. as a mourinho used to have a hold over chelsea's player of course. he remembers the good old days. the new man is not doing too badly either. they are lighting

but we cannot go to stamford bridge with a mickey mouse team. big piece are already rating in the semifinals can we have got chelsea and manchester united tonight. i was just looking at their run, they have had a really easy to get this far, you have had manchester united, chelsea past peter brooke, brentford and wolves, united reading and wigan and wolves, united reading and wigan and they need is latter and off the bench to get past blackburn rovers. so the first proper test for both sides? i would say so, the biggest tide for both teams, i am doing the draw after the game, we have just done a dummy draw, me and wayne rooney. i think it was arsenal, chelsea manchester united and versus city, and the other draw. people have said that the big bloodstain tape is seriously, were looking at the semifinal draw they do take it seriously. out of all of the managers in the premier league, jose mourinho is the anyone that hasn't rotated or given a chance to the younger players in the fa cup, he treats is competition cirrus den gives it the just credit t

. >> an alleged sexual assault right near the stamford campus. police a say woman was attacked. it happened in palo alto at the university station right across from stamford university just before 11:00 last night a man approached the woman near the ticket kiosk, grabbed her and began sexually assaulting her. the attacker ran off. this is a sketch of the suspect. >> we're getting more information about what happened moments before that san jose bound plane crashed in riverside. the preliminary report from the ntsb said witnesses notice the pilot had trouble starting the left engine of that ses na just before takeoff. that report also revealed that it required verbal guidance from air traffic controllers to get the plane to the appropriate runway and then had trouble understanding his instrument department direction. the official cause of the crash is still unknown. a full report on the agency's findings could take more than a year. four of the five people on board were killed. they were all from san jose. >>> new travel ban, same argument. washington state filed a motion today t

watching at stamford bridge was olly foster.e for over four years without any joy. as they were frisked for offensive items at the shed end, the united team bus was under just as much scrutiny. anything offensive on there, a striker, just one will do. marcus rushford off his sick bed to answer his manager's call. jose mourinho used to have that hold over chelsea's players, of course. john terry remembers the good old days, the new man isn't doing too badly either. they are lighting up the premier league. united were dazzled the last time they visited and if it hadn't been for their keeper, david de gea, the match could have been out of sight very early on. eden hazard and gary cahill both kept out by fingertips. united were further stretched. a second yellow card for ander herrera. that would test the mourinho tactics and temperament. the first half was heated but goalless. last season, kante was the unsung hero among leicester's champions. chelsea recognised his worth. his goal finding the bottom corner was worth a lot. a wembl

some more fall out from last night's fractious fa cup quarterfinal at stamford bridge , manchester unitedo control its players. it relates to this incident about 10 minutes before halftime, when they crowded around the referee michael 0liver following ander herrera's sending off. he was booked twice forfouls on eden hazard. chelsea went on to win the game 1—0. united have got until friday to respond to the charge. the everton striker romelu lukaku has turned down the most he has two years left enrhis current believed to be worth around £140,000 a week. but lukaku won't sign it. hejoined everton for a club record 28 million from chelsea 3 years ago one other football line, gary rowett is derby county's 5th manager in just over a year. he replaces steve mcclaren, who was sacked by the club for a second time at the weekend. rowett, a former derby player, was sacked by he'll take over immediately. muirfield has voted to allow female members for the first time. the east lothian club was removed as a host venue the sports minister tracy crouch said it sends out a vital message and that is impor

we'll have a special preview live from stamford bridge in fa cup sportsday from 6:30pm on monday.he fa cup the premier league fixtures have been reduced to four matches this weekend. bournemouth haven't won in eight league games, they're home to west ham. it's seventh against eighth as everton welcome west brom. at the bottom, can swansea make it back—to—back wins, when they play hull city, who are second bottom? and after beating arsenal 3—1, jurgen klopp‘s liverpool have burnley visiting anfield, that's on sunday. liverpool looking for revenge because burnley beat them earlier in the season. there's also the small matter of the old firm derby this weekend too, as celtic look to make it four wins out of four against their city rivals rangers on sunday. brendan rodgers‘ side already have the league title all but wrapped up, but are keen to keep their unbeaten run going. rangers go into the game still without a permanent manager, as alasdair lamont reports. as glasgow's heavyweights repair for the fourth showdown of the season, the fourth showdown of the season, the tale points to

i'm in stamford, connecticut were just over one month ago an interracial couple scratch was spray-paintedwith racist graffiti. >> last week the couple said they kept the slur on the garage to raise awareness to the racism and it is alive and well. take a look at it now. it appears someone hit it hit it for them. >> to have that type of brazen to come out and cover this over with police attention in media, et cetera, you can imagine they're not safe. >> they found the graffiti on wednesday. the the same week they were in the process of installing surveillance camera. >> there's a camera behind you here and we have cameras and now it's just up to us. what is that telling you. >> the couple says these incidents are just the latest in a string of attacks. >> i read that you were sleeping on the couch with a hammer next you. >> yes to protect myself. >> there's no word whether this was done by the same person or someone new. the couple is surprisingly optimistic that the worst is behind them. >> they assured us that they are taking this extremely seriously that if we hear or see anything or th

sam says his stamford students were just as impressed with the middle schoolers as he was. garvin thomas, nbc bay area news. >>> and much more ahead on "today in the bay." coming up, president trump's budget could hit hard in the south bay. what's in the works to make sure that one spring station isn't the end of the line for the b.a.r.t. to san jose project. >>> also, parents are not invited. why two schools are telling moms and dads, you can only watch your kids graduate online. oh, dishwasher, why don't you dry my dishes? oh, he doesn't know any better. you just need to add finish® jet-dry in the rinse aid compartment. it's there for a reason. it dries much better than detergent alone. sorry dishwasher. finish® jet-dry. for drier, shinier dishes. commi >>> good morning, everyone. you're watching "today in the bay." a live look now of san jose. a nice, crisp morning. no rain yet, but that could change. good morning. thanks for waking up with us everyone. i'm sbigad shaban along with ro mayeda. >> clouds are filling in. the big st. patrick's day parade taking place a bit l

watching at stamford bridge was olly foster. been coming here forfour years manchester united fans have been coming here for four years without anyjoy. as they were coming here for four years without any joy. as they were frisked for expensive items at the shed end, the united team at bus were underjust as much scrutiny. a striker, just one would do. marcus rushford, answering his manager's call. jose mourinho used to have that hold over chelsea's players, of course. the new chelsea's players, of course. the new man chelsea's players, of course. the new man isn't doing too badly either. they are lighting up the premier league. united will dazzle the last time they visited and if it hadn't been for their keeper, the match could have been out of sight early on. cahill and hazzard both kept out by fingertips. united fill —— united were further stretched. that would test the barinia tactics and temperamental. the first half was heated but goalless. last season, kante was the unsung hero. chelsea recognised his worth. wembley semi—fi

. >> our partners showing us snapchat which started in a stamford dorm room went public today and made instant millionaires. the two cofounders ringing the bell and yes they're striking it rich. how did the stock do? it opened at $24, up seven from its ipo. it closed just above 24 bucks. and the story you'll likely hear a local high school invested in snapchat and today when the stock market closed, that school well-known in the bay area hit it big. michelle roberts joins us from st. francis high school in mountainview with this amazing story. >> reporter: they absolutely hit it big. there was a lot of celebrating on campus today. many parents didn't even know about this investment so today as they were picking up their kids and now they want to learn more about how this all happened. >> i am absolutely celebrating. this is just a tremendous day. >> reporter: kevin makely is a former president of st. francis high school. several years ago a parent who happens to be a venture capitalist had a nontraditional investment idea. >> we knew teenagers were using that this was going to be somet

i'm on leave from stamford which is a sabbatical and i think you are totally right.'ve been a technologist for almost 20 years and i've been learning and i have watched the growth into a major and iw into a major force want to participate and contribute in the transformation . i thought hard about what can ai and machine learning contribute. wantey i -- i don't technology to be in the hands of only a view. cloud is the best vehicle. it delivers the power of technology to some of the people and businesses. as a machine learning and ai show what they can do, the question of ethics. is that something businesses are keeping apace on? >> i think it is an important topic that we should invite the whole society to participate. every time there's a transformation and civilization, the technology becomes a force of change in the way we live and work, conduct our businesses, do regulations. this is inevitable. the important thing is that all parts participate in the .iscussion i care deeply about this. cloud.alk about google is the price going to continue to drop? i'm not a bu

if we play thursday against rostov and rostov plays sunday, but we cannot go to stamford bridge.er a city the best squad in the league and because they have a lot, a numberof and because they have a lot, a number of great players with great talent, with great experience to win, and the sure it would be a very tough game for us and for them. so the last of the quarter—finals — chelsea against manchester united — is live on bbc one. coverage starts at 7.30. there's also commentary on radio 5 live and coverage on the bbc sport website. two of the biggest clubs in french rugby union have announced they are to merge. paris—based stade francais and racing 92 say they need to pool their resources "to cope with the challenges of performance and education." it's a huge shock, as our reporter chrisjones explains. their owners say they have to pull the resources and the come on club. it is the equivalent of saracens and ha rlequins it is the equivalent of saracens and harlequins merging or to use a football analogy, to lament arsenal merging. it is a bizarre story, the kind of story that on

united have been charged by the fa for failing to control its players during last night's tie at stamfordver sent off ander herrera after a second yellow card. united's players crowded around the official. harangued him. the fa don't like that. chelsea won the game. united have got untilfrom i to respond to that charge. everton striker romelu lukaku has turned down the most lucrative contract offer in the club's history. he has two years left on history. he has two years left on his current deal. but everton were confident that he would sign a new five—year contract believed to be worth around #140£,000 a week. the sports minister says the decision by muirfield golf club to admit women as members for the first time has been a long time coming. the ladies european tour said it was extremely pleased with the vote. they believe it would begin to restore the reputation of the club. the r&a confirmed muirfield would 110w the r&a confirmed muirfield would now be eligible to host the open again after it was removed from the roster following the decision not to admit women last year. roster follo

. >> stamford lost the game. we go to mark with better news. >>> we are celebrating a sunny day.and has been so long. it is nice to see this. beautiful as we have a life shot. sky fox heading toward san francisco looking out for the bay bridge. we always need to get the perspective. clear skies and warming up as well. a beautiful picture over the bay. winds for the most part are on the light side. it is one of those days you want to soak up the sunshine . it has been so stormy so far for 2017. there is a storm out here, but the energy is headed to the north. finally, the jet stream is being pushed up to the north. not only for today, but for several days. here is the rain line toward eureka. for the most part, the bay area is in the clear. we do have some fog regrouping offshore. it may be pumping up closer to the coastline and possibly into the bay 1st thing tomorrow morning for your thursday. the morning fog coming to the shoreline. that will be tomorrow. temperatures now, santa rosa 62. oakland 59. san jose 623. walnut creek reporting 64 degrees. wind speeds, nothing extremely

ana lemke, chief of addiction medicine at stamford university, author of drug dealer m.d., how doctors were duped, patients got hooked and why it's so heart to stop. if you look at any of the data, that chart we showed about opioid overdoses, there's something crazy. >> what happened? in 1980 doctors were reluctant to prescribe opioids for pain because they were concerned about patients getting addicted. in 1908, there was a huge shift in medicine -- 1980 -- and doctors started prescribing opioids for pain conditions. and the major driver was the pharmaceutical industry. but in order to understand how this happened it's necessary to realize the pharmaceutical industry used a trojan horse like approach to infiltrate what i call big medicine. basically the pharmaceutical industry behind the scenes launched a covert operation in essence to influence academia, to influence the fda, the federation of state medical boards, watchdog organizations that are supposed to keep an eye on how doctors practice. and the pharmaceutical industry ended up perpetrating one of the greatest myths in modern

she is owned by daniel elliott, they live up near stamford, connecticut.ogs seem to like to eat this stuff. kids, not so much. who is a good dog? still snowing there, a few more hours according to the national weather service, it dixie seemed pretty happy about it. here's a look at our avenue, sixth avenue in midtown manhattan. it has been plowed and plowed and plowed again, but there are a few people out, most businesses, law firms and the rest are closed in midtown. they are working over there at nbc. we are working over here at fox, they are working up the street at cnn come of course, the fire truck is out. no fires, just hanging out apparently. see the plows working. the weather service at up to two feet, very happy not to have that but lots of ice in the suburbs into the north and west, the storm is yet to come. heather back to you. >> heather: the ice is messy but we like the little animals playing in the snow, that is good. thank you so much. >> jon: a fox news alert, fresh tape just into the fox news room of president trump meeting with eight saud

how has stamford changed since you've been on the -- stanford changed since you've been on the campusthomas: i am one of the least informed on what is going on on the campus. i never planned to teach again, and the hoover institution was becauseect place for me of a loving to do the work i wanted to do, research and writing and so on, and had nothing to do with the rest of the campus. that has been my policy the entire time i have been here. it has been the happiest and most productive part of my career. brian: there is something, i wondered if you were aware of this, there is something on @thomassowell that you did not start. not thomas sowe ll, but i will tweet out quotes from him. he has over 87,000 followers reading your work. here is one that just says "most people that read the communist manifesto probably have no idea that it was written by a couple of young men who never had worked a day in their lives and nevertheless spoke boldly in the the workers. similar offspring of inherited wealth have repeatedly provided the leadership of radical movements with similar pretenses of sp

conversation by two people first of whom is michael mcfaul, former ambassador to russia, now at stamfordniversity. ambassador, i'm guessing you have read the "new yorker" article we've been discussing with david and i'm guessing you have something to add to this portrait we've painted of vladimir putin and where this relationship stands right now. >> well, the relationship feels like the cold war. that's most certainly true. the level of confrontation has increased over the last two years. there was enthusiasm in moscow for president-elect donald trump. he said a lot of things during the campaign that was music to vladimir putin's ears. he said he might look into recognizing crimea. he said we might lift the sanctions and talk about spheres of influence. but having just spoken to several senior officials in munich just last week, they see the opportunity for that breakthrough is fading fast. they blame it on the cia and the fbi, what they call the deep state. this is the revenge of those people, because they run american foreign policy. that's putin's theory of america. i've sat across t

the san jose mayor and dozens of private sector employers, among them facebook, ge nen tech and stamford. >> and where does high speed rail come into play here? >> it is really the big elephant in the room right now. the fed's decision to hold off on the funding comes after getting a letter from the republican caucus. it was very critical of the electrification project saying it is tied up with the high speed rail project. which many republicans are against. and cal train advocates say there is a big difference between a system that is not yet built and a system that desperately needs an upgrade. >> all right. ann, thank you so much. >>> well, early numbers have just been released on the republican lan to replace the affordable care act -- plan to replace the affordable care act. >> despite 300 billion predicted in savings, the congressional budget office expects some 24 million fewer americans will have insurance in 10 years. for more insight, we turn to our washington insider mark sandalow. good to see you. how does the cbo come to their conclusion? >> you know, in some ways, it is ver

ana lemke, chief of addiction medicine at stamford university, author of drug dealer m.d., how doctorst hooked and why it's so heart to stop. if you look at any of the data, that chart we showed about opioid overdoses, there's something crazy. >> what happened? in 1980 doctors were reluctant to prescribe opioids for pain because they were concerned about patients getting addicted. in 1908, there was a huge shift in medicine -- 1980 -- and doctors started prescribing opioids for pain conditions. and the major driver was the pharmaceutical industry. but in order to understand how this happened it's necessary to realize the pharmaceutical industry used a trojan horse like approach to infiltrate what i call big medicine. basically the pharmaceutical industry behind the scenes launched a covert operation in essence to influence academia, to influence the fda, the federation of state medical boards, watchdog organizations that are supposed to keep an eye on how doctors practice. and the pharmaceutical industry ended up perpetrating one of the greatest myths in modern medical history which is

conversation by two people first of whom is michael mcfaul, former ambassador to russia, now at stamfordniversity. ambassador, i'm guessing you have read the "new yorker" article we've been discussing with david and i'm guessing you have something to add to this portrait we've painted of vladimir putin and where this relationship stands right now. >> well, the relationship feels like the cold war. that's most certainly true. the level of confrontation has increased over the last two yea years. there was enthusiasm in moscow for president-elect donald trump. he said a lot of things during the campaign that was music to vladimir putin's ears. he said he might look into recognizing crimea. he said we might lift the sanctions and talk about spheres of influence. but having just spoken to several senior officials in munich just last week, they see the opportunity for that breakthrough is fading fast. they blame it on the cia and the fbi, what they call the deep state. this is the revenge of those people, because they run american foreign policy. that's putin's theory of america. i've sat acro

he is the head of microstrategy joining us from -- macro strategy joining us from stamford, connecticutssian issuance -- rush of issuance. junk bonds versus leveraged loans. what kind of action are using in the market? >> we're seeing caution in the credit market. none of the deals in the past week are trading particularly well. they are trading around where they are issued. it is like snapchat, but you are not even getting that initial pop. that has dropped off a little. it is showing the market fatigue. money continues to go into these etfs that track. this white line tracks the total assets of jfk. -- of jnk. for most of 2016, it was higher. what is likely to stop the momentum, especially for bkln? peter: that is where we will see flows continue. i think the closed end funds will continue to attract money. you have good yields, not as high as bonds. helpstra safety especially as we get closer to end the 10 year treasury will come. joe: that seems to be the big question. i have a long-term chart going back over five years looking at key technical levels on the 10 year. there is talk l

wayne rooney is the latest of the club's forwards to be ruled out of the quarterfinal tonight at stamford suspended, and anthony martial and marcus rashford are also both out. so the last of the quarterfinals, chelsea against manchester united, is live on bbc one. coverage starts at 7.30pm — there's also commentary on radio 5live and coverage on the bbc sport website. wigan have sacked manager warren joyce after just four months in the job. the club are second from bottom in the championship. meanwhile the bbc understands former birmingham manager gary rowett wigan have sacked manager warren joyce after just a deal could be finalised in the next 48 hours. celtic‘s stuart armstrong has been called up to the scotland squad for the first time after helping his team to the brink of another scottish premiership title. he'sjoined in a 30—man party announced by manager gordon strachan today by bournemouth‘s ryan fraser, who's broken through to the first team this season, and tom cairney of fulham. all have been selected for the first time. scotland play a friendly against canada and a world cup

but, i do think on it breeze in stamford it was a bit screwed up at the start and may suggest something about the crisis. here's what martin luther king jr. said about it. he would get confronted with this issue and he would talk about the american experiment in the american dream and they would say, it wasn't really that great at the start you were sort of three fifths of a human according to the people that wrote the constitution and he said yeah, but i'd like to think they might have imagined me. they might have imagined that as they are flawed and their weaknesses were finally addressed that we would get to that next place. this is a big deal. the founders of the america-- remember the smartest of them never thought the constitution was handed down written on stone to michele bachmann. this is not a common thought. the thought of the founding american experiment was jefferson and madison and john quincy adams said that if we lock you into this think this is all we can never be that we will take our pathology and hand them off to the coming generation and that is why they said things

liz: stamford, not stanford. >> yes. manages massive net worth. sac capital has obviously closed down but created the vehicle to get back in the business, so meeting with third party marketers, telling them he wants to get back in 2018, the return of one of the great and most controversial hedge fund managers ever. liz: get the applications in, everybody. >> about what i understand, he is hiring for various marketing and various other jobs. i mean he is staffing up right now what people are saying, close to him, to get back into business in 2018, and all of this is indication. through a spokesman, he did not deny any of this. liz: there you go. that's our charlie. thank you. he didn't deny it. >> he didn't deny it. i sent him everything. liz: closing bell, 39 minutes away, the white house makes full-court press for the obamacare overhaul. we've got congressman tim murphy. he's a member of the house republican doctors caucus. he's next. we're going to ask him can this thing pass? >>> and from wall street to the white house cabinet, newly minted sec

the zen sonders, charles schwab chief investment strategist, joining us from stamford, connecticut. have headlines that are interesting. house representative jim jordan says he is going to introduce a bill tomorrow that will just be a clean straight up repeal of obamacare. last night we got the mainstream house, paul ryan bill to repeal and replace obamacare come already coming a lot -- coming under a lot of criticism from conservatives, saying, what happened, you were just going to repeal a good we are seeing conservativety types -- jim jordan in the house, rand paul in the senate -- both plan to introduce bills tomorrow that will be straight up repeal obamacare. scarlet: shows how the republican party is fragmented when it comes to a policy prescription repealing obamacare. joe: bloomberg chief washington correspondent kevin cirilli is with us down in d.c. day one after this repeal plan coming through from paul ryan, how is it going so far? are they happy with the rollout? kevin: well, i can tell you that the house freedom caucus committee chairman mark meadows, republican from no

including this one near stamford that triggered warning sirens. >> why don't you get over here and let'sinside. >> reporter: further south in the abilene area -- >> we've got our lowering right here. >> reporter: a funnel cloud darkened the sky. 100 miles north, three storm chasers died when their cars cloyded after one ran a stop sign. a tornado watch was in effect at the time. a blinding combination of rain and hail created brutal conditions on the roads. some hail stones were large enough to smash through car windows. >> my back windshield was busted out and got glass all over my kids and hit my daughter in the back of the head. >> reporter: outside of lubbock, hail pellets blanketed the grounding. in oklahoma, the powerful storm blew over semi trucks on the highway. the worst of this storm system will now move into arkansas and louisiana today. people here in the arlington area are waking up without power more than 150,000 people still do not have electricity and there are more storms in the forecast for this weekend. norah? >> omar, thank you. >>> two years of brexit negotiations be

chelsea beat manchester untied 1—0 at stamford bridge to reach the fa cup semi—finals.'golo kante scored the winner — only his second goal of the season. butjose mourinho told the heckling chelsea fans he was still number one. they can call what they want. i am a professional. i defend my club and, until the moment they have a manager that wins for premier league is for them, when they have somebody who wins four premier league for them, i will then be number two. until that moment, judas is number one. a good performance for sure against a team thatis performance for sure against a team that is very strong. with the good players. they are the best squad in the league with a lot of very good players and, yeah, we must be pleased to go in the next round and compete against a great opponent. judasis compete against a great opponent. judas is still number1 number 1 but chelsea will play tottenham in the semi—finals, and arsenal will face manchester city. it's hard to imagine, but women's football was outcast by the fa for 50 years in the last century, and now the organisat

by the way, gw has two lectures, that does not happen in stamford.ax, people start picking up their notebooks. i have a simple question. what happened between those two photos? i want to bounce around between academic theory and my personal experiences to give you an explanation. the first explanation i want to talk about is the nature of the international system. the nature of great power of politics. i'm going to run a map here that starts about 1000 years ago. this is a map of europe. and what you see happening here is some countries are acquiring new power. some of the neighbors are becoming weaker. as a result of that, the borders are changing. this is a theory of international politics. we teach it at stanford. i'm sure you teach it here, structural realism is the way we talk about it. this is basically the way states interact. and therefore what we see with russia today in the west, not surprising at all. this is normal history. we are at 1388. notice crimea, it will take 500 years before crimea becomes part of russia. so here, the theories ab

. >> reporter: this twister in stamford ominously hovering nearby. >> oh, god. oh, god. windshields shattered across the state. in aiken, texas, you can barely see the car headlights through the fog and rain. in seymour, one mother says the hail blew through her back window, the glass injuring her baby girl. >> i have to take her to urgent care to get that checked out. >> reporter: this driver in lubbock forced to pull over. the hail hammering her car. outside of spur, texas, three storm chasers involved in a fatal accident after police say one ran a stop sign and they collided. >> every tornado i see is amazing. >> reporter: one of the men, kelley williamson was live streaming storm coverage just moments before the crash. and this morning, more than 200,000 are without power in texas. >> we heard the bang and could hear the debris. >> reporter: that line of storms still marching east. so now that low, and that powerful jet stream will move east once the air destabilizes this afternoon and evening, arkansas, louisiana, southern missouri that finds themselves in the hot s

wayne rooney's the latest player to be ruled out of the last eight match tonight at stamford bridge.en called up for the scotland squad. more sport later on. police will launch an unprecedented appeal at the supreme court, this afternoon, against a ruling it failed the victims of one of the uk's most dangerous rapists. judges said scotland yard had breached the human rights of two women because officers didn't properly investigatejohn worboys who was jailed for life in 2009 after committing more than 100 rapes. our home affairs correspondent dominic casciani reports. a trusted black cab driver, but one of the country's most dangerous rapists. john worboys attacked more than 100 women over six years, hunting them down late at night in london with an elaborate trick. he'd show off a bag of cash claiming it was a big gambling win and offer them drug—laced champagne. few of his victims could entirely remember what happened next and police didn't take their complaints seriously. one of his victims from 2007 had her account dismissed. had the officers who looked at my case taken my allegat