speed to fierce, howling winds slammed into tallahassee early this morning.king powerful, 84 mile-per-hour winds, which left behind widespread destruction, ripped off rooftops, tossed vehicles, downed power lines, and toppled trees. >> there's trees and people houses, you got trees on top of houses. this is some of the worst storm i've seen since i've been in tallahassee. >> reporter: just west in crest field, this gas station awning was pieces, scattered several blocks. part of a weather system and wreaking havoc across the south and much of the central midwest. near record hail the size of melons fell in johnson city texas damaging homes and forcing residents to seek shelter. >> look at the pool. >> reporter: back in tallahassee, business owner anna edson mcbride says part of her roof is missing but she still feels lucky. >> my optimism has been my faith for a really long time, and somehow, i think that it will, it will still be there for me. >> reporter: nearly every business here in the art district has suffered substantial damage, and norah, that art stu

the tornado striking tallahassee. massive damage. one person killed, more than 200,000 customers without power tonight. >> just pull, pull, pull over! >> david: this evening, the staggering toll amid this outbreak of severe storms. >>> in new york city tonight, donald trump's criminal trial. trump's one-time lawyer and fixer, michael cohen, now set to take the stand. tonight, the judge with a warning for cohen. >>> just in tonight, the new u.s. report criticizing israel's military action inside gaza saying it is, quote, reasonable to assess that some u.s. weapons have been used in instances inconsistent with israel's obligation under international law. so what does this mean moving forward, and where are the talks tonight with hamas still holding dozens of hostages? martha raddatz standing by with this new report. >>> here in the u.s., a mother is shot by her neighbor, authorities say. they call this a hate crime. they say the neighbor shot the woman next door, a mother of two. they say she has two black sons. and authorities now say

tallahassee under a tornadoes warn storm. power outages right now like we don't even have it updated but can you see the state of florida at least 50,000 don't have power up towards north carolina. this is going to be ongoing situation, not done yet with these storms but eminently right now tallahassee, florida, under a tornado warning and a tornado observed on the ground over to you. >> will: thank you so much; >> carley: potentially big update on the saddest story that we have been following. the main suspect accused of murdering three surfers in mexico reportedly confessed to his girlfriend, telling her he killed, quote: three gringos. the bodies of one american and go australian surfers were found in a 50-foot well earlier this month. prosecutors believe the victims were killed during a carjacking and thieves were looking to steal their tires. many towns in brazil placing severe flooding with 100 residents dying from the floods. a horse in the country was rescued after being stuck on a roof for two days. the 770-pound hor

brandy campbell and tallahassee, florida. thank you.: thousands of people gathered in southern new jersey just to get a glimpse of former president trump pa heard his supporters already gathering. as one building of big time beachside rally congressman jeff andrew is there he's going to be joining us with the preview coming up right after the break. stay with us. [jeff laughs maniacally] (inner monologue) seriously, look at these guys. they are playing great. meanwhile, i'm on the green and all i can think about is all the green i'm spending on 3 kids in college. not to mention the kitchen remodel, and we'd just remodel the bathrooms last month. with empower, i get all of my financial questions answered. so i don't have to worry. so you're like a guru now? oh here it comes— join 18 million americans and take control of your financial future with a real time dashboard and real live conversations. empower. what's next. when enamel is gone, you cannot get it back. but you can repair it with pronamel repair. it penetrates deep into the toot

pete: brandy campbell is live in tallahassee. reporter: 96 con if i wered tornadoes this week alone with more to be confirmed and we're here in tallahassee from florida a&m university and some extensive damage they received in the area. police actually have it blocked off to oncoming traffic and you can see there are power lines that are still down in the streets and trees still covering the roads and of course you can see you're see ago power line on fire here in tallahassee and 12 counties without power and the customers in leon county and the city of tallahassee is under severe damage and electric grid and crews traveling in from surrounding states to help restore the powers here and i met one resident out and she was cleaning up debris around the home and look up tornado threats around her home. >> it was the scariest couple of minutes i had here. will: brandy, thank you so much. sad story down there in florida. a few headlines and newly released body cam footage show as wild police chase taking unexpected turn in georgia. of

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tornado touches down in tallahassee, florida.ice dean has the fox weather f forecast. >> janice: people are still hunk erred down. national weather service not reporting and radar is not operating. people are sheltering in place. storms are moving quickly. tornado-warned storms, at least three, indicating strong rotation for lafayette and taylor and madison into valdusta, georgia, for this area of georgia. these storms are really potent, heavy rainfall, hail and tornados. confirmed tornado in the capital of florida, tallahassee, moments ago. we are trying to get reports out of the city, people are still sheltering in place. in effect until noon local time and severe storm threat from central florida to the southeast and mid-atlantic. incredible week for severe weather. four tornado emergencies for four separate states. over 60 report of tornados. an ef-1 in oklahoma this week. power tracker watching florida, thousands without power. alabama close to 80,000 without power. another situation unfolding past the storms as they exit ea

i'll wednesday, let's go to tallahassee now where we find cnn's rafael romo promo. he has live from the campus of florida state university. so rafael, what precautions are school officials? they're taking as commencement ceremonies. get underway? >> yeah. well, let me tell you, first of all, for the most part here, tallahassee, what we've seen, it's a lot of excitement about the commencement ceremonies and graduating students and their families gathering here on campus for the occasion and between friday and saturday, a florida state university here in tallahassee was expected to hold six commencement ceremonies and according to the university fsu is awarding degrees two more than 7,800 graduates. yesterday, we were also at the university of florida in gainesville about two hours away from here for another 10,500 students were graduating it was a tense week. they're at uf, although probably not as much fred us. what we have seen in places like columbia university and ucla, nine pro-palestine of protesters were arrested monday evening on the university of florida in

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this is the damage that we're seeing here in tallahassee.ve been taken undown. this city known for its tree canopy but also coming down with it power lines. now with us we have the mayor of tallahassee, john daly. thank you so much for joining us here. first, what's your initial reaction to the damage here? i know you said it's been maybe 10 years since you've seen anything like this? >> no doubt this has been the worst with storm we've seen in 10 years, and the damage is excessive. we're working really hard to put the city back together. >> reporter: i know there's just under 1000,000 power outages across the panhandle, majority of those here in leon county. what should people know as far as restoration goes? >> so over the course of the past 24 hours we've brought in an additional 2000 crews from all across -- 200 crews from across the united states, we have tripled our work force, we're expecting another 100 personnel today. look, we are tallahassee strong, or we are going to put this city back together, but it's going to take some time.

a possible tornado hitting tallahassee. widespread damage. at least one person killed. >>> just out, the biden administration report highly critical of israel's actions in gaza, but finding it did not violate its u.s. weapons agreement as israel prepares to invade rafah over u.s. warnings. >>> police arresting dozens of protesters at penn and mit as colleges try to keep commencements on track this weekend. >>> the controversy in virginia. a school board voting to restore confederate names to schools. >>> the scary moment at the italian open. tennis star novak djokovic struck in head with a water bottle and collapsing. what we know. >>> the spectacular show tonight. why the northern lights may be visible as far as the deep south. >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >>> good evening, and welcome, everyone. he is the biggest witness we haven't seen in donald trump's criminal trial, but that is expected to change monday morning when multiple sources tell nbc news, donald trump's former attorney, michael cohen, will come fac

cnn's rafael romo is live for us at florida state university in tallahassee and raphael official said precautions today ahead of today's ceremonies, what did they do and what did what did the scene look like well, let me tell you the commencement ceremony here at florida state university. >> jessica in tallahassee, finished about an hour ago, but there's another one coming up as 7:00 p.m. and it was very orderly and calm. and of course, full of excitement for those graduating and their families and loved ones in fact, this was one of six ceremonies that were scheduled to be held. here at fsu between friday and saturday? according to the university, fsu is awarding degrees two more than 7,800 graduates five protesters were arrested during a demonstration here at the fsu campus, but that happened on tuesday afternoon two of them are current students according to the school, and they were banned from campus for one year. and it's still an open question. whether they will be able to graduate. fsu said in a statement that the arrest occurred after the individuals ignored multiple requests

this took out several power poles, leaving half of tallahassee without power within minutes. >> it was very, very loud, winds like the classic tornado sounds that you hear people talk about, like the train sound, and then things started hitting my house. it was like the fastest but scariest couple of minutes that i've had here. >> governor ron desantis has declared a state of emergency for dozens of counties out of state. crews are coming in to work through the weekend on clearing downed trees and power lines. more than 300 people are dead after flash floods swept through parts of afghanistan yesterday. a number of people were injured or are still missing. the un world food program says more than 1000 homes were destroyed, mostly in the northern province of baghlan. the deadly floods come on the heels of flash floods last month that left 70 people dead. officials in nevada are blaming californians for a new safety concern in their state. why, they say some criminals from the golden state are now doing business across state lines. the giants had a hot start against the reds. could they

brandy campbell fox weather in tallahassee, florida, this hit a dozen states over the period of the last of people tell me that is not unusual. it is just the frequency of them and the power of some of these that is that they expected many more casualties than what we've already seen they argue there's more of this to come. we're just waiting. and wondering -- and fearing and the meantime we've got griff jenkins and jackie heinrich big events including later on donald trump, in new jersey. >> we're talking abouts ta practicing, prablghting good financial strategy ike a pro with chase freedom unlimited. how do you cash back? ( ♪ ) i thought water would help with these dry spots. that's lawn disease. but scotts healthy plus will cure it! lawn disease? been going around. so like other people have it and it's not... pick up a bag of the new scotts turf builder healthy plus lawn food today. feed your lawn. feed it. announcer>>> what if you could whiten your teeth by simply brushing your teeth? now you can with smileactives, the teeth whitening breakthrough that safely gets your teeth white an

tallahassee the latest in a line of cities cleaning up from severe weather this week. at least one woman is dead from the storms after a tree fell on her home. suspected tornadoes, hail and powerful thunderstorms roared through the city early this morning, leaving 70,000 in the dark. carl whittington was describing the storm to us. i looked out the window and it's just white. when another tree fell behind his home, there goes my big pine tree in the backyard. the big top at florida state university's famous high flying circus was ripped apart, leaving the 75 year old student act without a place to perform. alarms started going off, and then you could hear the wind really like howling. the deadly week long severe weather outbreak has devastated families from michigan to tennessee, like brian lovett. last night we told you she was still looking for her mother. tonight. she's learned her mom, 67 year old cheryl lovett, died and she was wonderful. you couldn't make her mad. she was always smiling. and back here in atlanta, crews are still working to clear downed trees. but

they are in tallahassee, which just helps some commencement ceremonies. you still got a lot of people behind you there, so were there any disruptions as it relates to demonstrations, protests yeah frederick a no disruptions at all. >> it's been very orderly, very calm, and the commencement ceremony here at florida state university city and tallahassee is well underway as you can see behind me. these are graduates on their way to the stage, very excited people, very excited. families as well. and this started more than an hour ago. this is one of six ceremonies that were scheduled to be held here. idf's asu between friday in saturday, according to the university, fsu is awarding degrees two more than 7,800 graduates five protesters were arrested during a demonstration here at the fsu campus, but that happened on tuesday afternoon. and two of them our current students, according to the school, they were banned from campus for wine year and the soonest may not be able to graduate fsu said in a statement that the arrest occurred after the individuals ignored

in fact, we have a 5% risk of tornadoes today, new orleans like charles mobile, and tallahassee. greatest risks though for hail really extends across southeastern sections of texas, san antonio houston, where you see that hatched shading and this isn't the only round of severe storms will get another round tomorrow and into the de on wednesday. so with this multiple round what, whether unsettled conditions, we have flood watches in effect for this particular location, three to six inches of rain. not good news. this is already very saturated areas, so the localized flooding possible. we're gonna look off for that potential at least across the gulf coast states weather prediction center has what is called a moderate risk of excessive rainfall that could lead to flash flooding. so we're gonna keep an eye out of the sky and an eye on the roads for this potential of flooding and severe weather. once again today and this week, casey. >> all right. derek van dam for us, derrick, thank you very much for that. and just hours from now, donald trump's former lawyer takes the stand for the

and the college of medicine, an additional 110 on may 18, rafael romo, cnn, tallahassee, florida allt. >> still to come will take a closer look at how these anti-war protests erupted and why they're expanding two more campuses across the us. plus evacuations and rescues historic flooding and southeast texas. while the latest on that and the other weather threat spanning from texas to the west coast are from cnn weather center, just ahead, please? he's stay with if you have moderate to severe ulcerative colitis or crohn's disease, put it in check with rin folk a once-daily pill and symptoms tried take control. >> i got rapid relief and reduce fatigue with brin voc when flares kept trying to slow me down, i got lasting steroid free remission with brin book when my doctor saw damage, grin vote helped visibly reduce damage of the intestinal lining, check for both uc and crohn's rapid symptom relief lasting steroid free remission, and visibly reduced damage. >> check check and check. >> we're invoking lower your ability to fight infections, including tb series infections and blood cloud.

tornado watch for panama city, tallahassee, chip ly until 9:00 a.m. this morning. ing ingredients are there for more tornados this morning. it has had a ton of lightning with it. severe thunderstorms constant with this. severe thunderstorm on the ground now. when you see this effect you get nervous about this line much storms. this initial front line is approaching tallahassee and this back line moved through panama city. either is capable of big severe weather. we can continue to see it over numbers several hours. for today, continuing to watch this push further toward the east. storms get more serious in north florida and could stretch to tampa. guys, this is the way it's been this may and look like it will continue today. >> todd: thank you. we appreciate it. secretary of state blinken meeting with ukrainian president zelenskyy in kyiv early this morning during unannounced visit to ukraine. first time any senior official visited ukraine since congress passed 61 billion aid package last month. blinken hoping to send message of support to ukraine as they struggle

la posibilidad de tornados es otro riesgo, no sÓlo en texas, en tallahassee, florida, tres tornados dejaron. los apagones elÉctricos continÚan dejando a miles en aprietos. tan sÓlo en houston, se registraron mÁs de 30,000 cortes de electricidad en las Últimas horas. en los principales aeropuertos, varios vuelos fueron suspendidos, pero las familias afectadas siguen esperando milagro y ahora sÓlo piensan en reconstruir sus patrimonios. ahora son 14,000,000 de personas las que estÁn bajo alerta por el tiempo severo y hace una semana fueron cientos los rescates que se llevaron a cabo y ahora autoridades se preparan para un panorama similar. eliane: . armado tambiÉn arrancÓ parcialmente el techo de una iglesia en pensilvania en pleno servicio. causÓ pÁnico entre unos 100 feligreses que no estaban participando de dicho servicio. el pastor ordenÓ a los asistentes a que bajaran al sÓtano para refugiarse. el feroz torbellinos se llevÓ el campanario y lo lanzÓ a 50 pies hacia el estacionamiento aplastando varios autos. en mÉxico a 26 personas resultaron heridas durante una manifestaciÓn de normalist

la posibilidad de tornados es otro riesgo, no sÓlo en texas, en tallahassee tres tornados dejaron destrucciÓnortes de electricidad en las Últimas horas. y en los principales aeropuertos varios vuelos fueron suspendidos. pero las familias afectadas siguen esperando un milagro y sÓlo piensan en reconstruir sus patrimonios. en este momento son aproximadamente 14 millones de personas las que estÁn bajo alerta por tiempo severo y hace unas semanas fueron cientos los rescates. es todo de mi parte. elian: un tornado arrancÓ parcialmente el techo de una iglesia en pensilvania en pleno servicio. que usÓ pÁnico entre unos 100 feligreses que estÁn participando de dicho servicio. el pastor ordenÓ a los asistentes a que bajaran al sÓtano para refugiarse. el torbellino lanzÓ el campanario al estacionamiento prestando varios autos. hay en mÉxico 10 personas resultaron heridas en una manifestaciÓn por los normalistas de ayotzinapa. esto despuÉs de que una juez ordenara la liberaciÓn de 18 militares implicado en la desapariciÓn de los normalistas. suspendieron las clases en el estado mexicano de modelos despu

our neighbors and family and friends in tallahassee, florida, the national weather service is comingoday surveying because we know a tornado touched down, but they have to find out the strength and path of the tornado there in tallahassee. but you can see the immense, dense amount of storm reports we had. 105 plus tornado reports the last 16 days. we've had at least one reported or confirmed tornado every single day, but we've had numerous amounts of reports of numerous tornadoes on the ground. what's next? the severe weather threat has dropped, but we could see significant rain through wednesday, >> somara: that's a look at your local forecast. so, while we do have rain coming in, at least we get a break from the severe weather. it's been a lot. >> whit: we need that. somara, thank you so much. appreciate it. >>> all right, now to all the action overnight in the nba playoffs, the teams that were down a game now working towards evening things up. abc's morgan norwood is here. late night for you watching all the games or what? >> you know, i did my best. like janai said -- [ laughter

this is some of the worst storm i've seen since i've been in tallahassee because you hate to see widespread damage after deadly storms pummeled the florida panhandle yesterday spotting at least four confirmed tornadoes hardest hit was a estates capitol city tallahassee. officials say the wind gust reach 80 -- 100 miles per hour. destroying homes and businesses. one woman was killed but uprooted tree fell through her house she is the fifth death caused by severe weather across the country this week. coming up, every republican senacenter is calling on presidt biden to reject an agreement that would give it more authority to the world health organization during the next global pandemic. our next guest supports that call claiming the deal would also empower china. that story and much more coming up next here on fox news live. woo hoo! ensure max protein, 30 grams protein, 1 gram sugar, 25 vitamins and minerals. and a new fiber blend with a prebiotic. (♪) all these games on directv— and no satellite on the roof! think about this: blue jays, cardinals, orioles... what's missing? the andean condo

and it just wasn't tallahassee.rm reports around the country pptd 105-plus tornado reports this week alone, but the last 16 days we've seen an exorbitant amount of tornadoes on the ground. in the coming days, severe weather taking a back seat. rain still going to be a pretty big focus especially in the texas area, the southern half. we could see three to six inches through tuesday. that's a look at the forecast across the country. let's see what's going on a >> gio: all right, time for >> gio: all right, time for "deals & steals" and this morning tory johnson is here, of course, with all the products dedicated to comfort. good morning, my friend. >> hello, honey. we are diving in, linens & hutch. >> gio: feels so good. that chunky knit. awesome if you want to snuggle or want some style or both, that's got you covered. we also have their microfiber sheets. feel how soft these are. >> gio: oh, yeah. >> incredibly soft and they're also wrinkle-resistant. so when they come out of the machine they will look good. >> gio:

that includes the area of tallahassee where we had several tornadoes on friday.without power here. this is not going to be a good deal as we go through the day today. severe storm threat really from san antonio texas all the way across tallahassee in across little rock. flash flooding a big concern here we could see upwards of a foot of rain in just a couple of days and that's going to cause some big problems. here is the flash flood risk, especially from new orleans towards mobile and man p&a panama city. up to a foot. could cause a lot of issues. >> we could have severe storms. warming up across the west and more rain in the forecast, darn it, for the northeast as we get into tonight, tuesday and wednesday. okay, steve, and i know it's cold. you came from florida and all of a sudden it's like brrr. >> steve: i know it. it's okay. it's getting warmer. >> janice: sooner or later. his radio show reaches nearly 6 million listeners a month and one of the most popular spots for politicians out on the campaign trail. but charlamagne tha god blames one force for americ

vilma: poderosas tormentas, incluidos vientos con fuerza casi de huracÁn sacudieron a tallahassee.jando su interior al descubierto. los vientos arrancaron Árboles de raÍz que cayeron sobre el techo de viviendas y automÓviles. este vÍdeo mostrÓ el repentino apagÓn que dejÓ en tinieblas una zona de la capital floridana. autoridades dijeron que tomarÁ tiempo restaurar la energÍa elÉctrica a miles de hogares que la perdieron. al menos una mujer muriÓ en el condado lee. varias carreteras quedaron bloqueadas por las torres de comunicaciÓn y Árboles derribados por los vientos. carla nos contÓ que estaba con sus dos hijas pequeÑas cuando escuchÓ que habÍa un tornado en el Área. >> por las alarmas en la maÑana en los telÉfonos avisaron que habÍa este tornado. pensÉ que nada mÁs iba a ser una lluvia normal como siempre, pero esta vez y hubieron muchos Árboles caÍdos. >> dijo que sus hijas entraron en pÁnico. >> nos levantamos porque estÁbamos en el cuarto. nos asustamos y corrimos, porque escucharon eso, ellas estaban llorando, tenÍan miedo. vilma: el gobernador ron desantis declarÓ estado d

i serve on the policy team at the james madison institute in tallahassee, florida. we are a nonprofit economic policy think tank that focuses on the policy issues impacting florida's 22 million residents. fresh out of college and starting a career in policy, i dropped off one day testifying before the united states senate and an issue of profound importance. it may be international monetary policy or perhaps a supreme court nomination. but as my 14 and 13-year-old daughters informed me last night, dad, nothing you speak on in your career will be as important as what you say today. don't mess this up so here we go. the home to the 14 major sports teams, 15 major league baseball spring training facilities, f1, the pga, college and numerous other sports venues. i say that because most of those venues serve as concert sites when they are not in use during the respective seasons. in florida, sports and live entertainment is a $6.5 billion market, a sizable share of the nation's $133 billion economic impact in this area. so this issue is important to floridians, not just

he told the tallahassee democrat pratt newspaper that he does well, a quote, keeping things off the web and keeping things under radar. he added this. i will say everything is out there. the only thing you cannot find is the money that's really the only thing you can't find online next week, the fame you board of trustees will be holding their own public meeting on this. the vice chair of the board was among the first to raise questions about the donation and never run gibbons joins me now, mr. gibbons, thank you for your time today. i look at this and the nearly quarter billion dollars donation and we'll get into who knew and who did not. but from your perspective did they just want it too badly that they do wanted to believe that this 30-year-old out of nowhere had a quarter billion dollars to give good morning yeah. i think that the fam you folks it's unfortunate that they did. i don't think that they did their due diligence, but also this is the reason that a board of trustees exist. >> i'm currently on the board of collagen to universities and florida and red flags went up. >> i ha

postes electricos rotos mientras que la mitad de los hogares y negocios quedaron sin electricidad en tallahassees hablando de una ciudad que tiene unos 200.000 mil habitantes. >> por otra parte, esta semana ya se han registrado al menos 125 tornados, sumando los de hoy en carolina del sur, georgia, y al menos dos en kentucky, estado que al igual que tennessee tiene reportes de inundaciones repentinas. >> y estas intensas tormentas tambien siguen arrojando lluvia en texas en un autoridades de varias comunidades a pie de rio han girado alertas por potenciales inundaciones tan al sur como uvalde por el rio nueces y tan al norte como liberty trinity. >> esta ultima ciudad, ya paso esta misma semana por inundaciones repentinas que aqui la estuvimos reportando esta noche mas de 600 migrantes por potenciales liberty por el rio por aqui les estuvimos a oaxaca, en donde podran permanecer por poco tiempo en un centro deportivo. >> todos ellos son parte de la caravana del viacrucis migrante que partio hace 40 dias cerca de semana santa del estado de chiapas. >> pese a los retenes en el camino, el grupo ha

many because we are on the lower end of florida, east coast, southeast, there are other clinics in tallahasseeare closer. caitrÍona: what has it been like to operate your clinic over the last three decades? do you often have protesters outside of your property? >> every surgery day which is tuesday -- mondays and saturdays, the protesters are there. we come to work at 5:00 a.m. on saturday mornings and there are five men, men, who were on sidewalks telling women what to do. trying to tell women what to do. yes, protesters. caitrÍona: do you think the regulations will change in the state again? voters have the opportunity in november to change the state constitution to guarantee access to abortion up to 24 weeks. how likely do you think it is it will pass? >> i believe it is going to pass. i am 99.9 it will pass. every woman needs to vote for amendment four, on the ballot in november. if kansas can do it, colorado can do it, ohio can do it, florida can do it. caitrÍona: we leave it there for the moment, operator of a woman's world medical center in florida, thank you for joining us on bbc news.

the gulf coast is where we're waking up to thunderstorms, tallahassee and montgomery seeing rain at this hour. the tornado watch lasts until 9:00 a.m. it just barely includes parts of extreme southern georgia as well as florida. we'll see some general thunderstorms across the southeast, but i think the best chance for some of those stronger storms, tampa to jacksonville, just barely into portions of noflorida, gainesvie and atlanta in there. but an isolated tornado or two is not out of the question. rain across parts of the east as well. parts of that working into the north atlantic. tomorrow will stay a little soggy as well as the carolinas where we'll see stronger storms as we get into the afternoon hours tomorrow. the grounds are quite saturated. no surprise that we have flood alerts at this hour. 3 million people included in this, across, once again, the gulf coast. we see ample amounts of rain in some of these spots. notice the mid atlantic picking up an inch or two. parts of florida, localized amounts up to 5 inches. >> okay, angie, thank you. >>> breaking overnight, antony blinken

tallahassee, tampa could see these storms. the severe risk for the southeast. and by tomorrow most of that rain will filter into the northeast. it lingers for parts of the carolinas as well. between now and tomorrow, we'll watch for the potential for flooding concerns. we've seen this number go way down as far as flood alerts are concerned. it does include 3 million people from mobile to the panhandle of florida. florida expecting upwards of five inches in some of these spots. we could see likely flooding concerns for folks there as we we'll see plenty of sunshine from dallas to san antonio, with highs nearing 90. and that's a look at your forecast, frances, back to you. >> appreciate that, angie. thanks. >>> coming up, the drake and kendrick lamar beef burns up the charts. >>> but first, some parts of san francisco may make history today. ancisco may make history today. g huge. the bare minimum. anti-dandruff shampoo made with only nine ingredients - no sulfates, silicones or dyes and packaged with 45% less plastic - giving you outstanding dandruff protection

jessica, back to you. >> i rafael romo for us they're in tallahassee, florida. thanks so much. >> at least a dozen river in southeast texas have hit the major flood stage and more heavy rain is now on the way it take a look at the aerial view of living syntaxes were floodwaters have overwhelmed that area. >> and you see how the pounding rain has just swept away. >> moving trucks, it's submerged home homes there. >> this is about 75 miles northeast of houston. rosa flores joining us now from harris county, texas and rosa, people in the flood ravaged communities they're bracing for more rain and i know you've talked to other people there that are afraid to leave their homes even though more rain is probably coming you know, just the guy let's talk to a mom who was devastated because her son is in the flooded zone and he refuses to leave. >> he has pads and she says this is the third time and i've come out here just to see if the water's receding so that she can go see her son, but let me set the scene for you. she was describing that this road keeps going into a n

more than 2 inches for tallahassee, alexandria coming up at 4 inches.e's the system that's going to bring it to us. notice the heavy rain. we're talking torrential rain on already-saturated soil. this is problem atticatic. and this leaves us wet across the east, from the southeast all the way to the northeast here as we get into your saturday ans anpld to new york and n philadelphia and washington, d.c. cleveland will hit 70 degrees. and that's a look at y a look a request your forecast. >>> unleashing the best in show. the adorable top dog at this year's westminster. '6 this year's westminster. '6 oh no. bye, bye cough. later chest congestion. hello 12 hours of relief. 12 hours!! not coughing at the movies!? hashtag still not coughing?! ahh! mucinex dm 12 hour doesn't just quiet coughs, it treats coughs caused by excess mucus at the source and controls them for 12 hours. it's comeback season. stubborn chest congestion? try mucinex 12 hour. when anyone in this house wears white, it doesn't stay white for long. white? to soccer? i'm not gonna slide tackl

doing any traveling, we are looking at severe weather from savannah, georgia to jacksonville and tallahassee, florida, so any flights to the southeast could be delayed on the 7-day forecast. we're dry through the next seven days 88 saturday, 84 sunday really 80s through the next 7-day forecast. this is the this is the weather. we've all been waiting on. it's here. okay, jeff. and you know who's going to enjoy this weather is president biden. in fact let's take a live look right now. air force one touching down at moffett field in mountain view. this is a live look of president biden arriving, flying in from washington, d.c. you see marine one, the helicopters there waiting for him. so he's just touching down right now about 15, 20 minutes ahead of schedule. we do have crews there at moffett field in mountain view. his agenda is going to be pretty brief, like it usually is here when he comes to visit. he has two big money fundraisers tomorrow, the first one in portola valley around noon at the home of billionaire venture billionaire venture capitalist vinod khosla. and then fundraiser number

over to tallahassee, florida would see the highest risk of thunderstorms. so if you're doing any flights towards jacksonville, orlando, maybe even to miami, those thunderstorms could delay and slow you down right here on that 7-day forecast. we're coming in with 74 on saturday in san francisco, 69 for mother's day on sunday. so we're holding good here for all the moms. and whatever plans you got going on this weekend 88 for the inland valleys, down to 80 for sunday. and we hold with 80s all the way through next thursday's forecast. i think we found the real treasure in the forecast tonight. is all this. yes for sure. job that's golden. yeah. thank you. thanks, jeff. yeah. coming up, a setback for elon musk's company to put a brain implant into a human. what went wrong and how the company is reac caused by artificial intelligence. tiktok says it will start labeling ai generated content. that's for videos from other platforms uploaded on the app. company is using tech called content credentials, which allows people to learn when, where and how the content was

as far as severe weather tomorrow, tallahassee all the way up to wilmington, myrtle beach, savannah also included in this en's we still have a chance for isolated flash floods as it continues from southern georgia, not over yet. >> thanks very much. >>> we turn to the stunning arrest today of the world's top ranked golfer. scottie scheffler as he tried to enter the pga championship in louisville, kentucky. liz kreutz reports on what set things off. >> guys, guys. >> reporter: tonight a shocking start to the second round of the pga championship. scottie scheffler, the number one ranked golfer in the world, arrested and charged with assaulting a police officer after attempting to bypass a traffic stop and enter the tournament. >> right now he's going to jail. >> okay. >> okay, he's going to jail. >> reporter: the moment captured on video by espn. >> scottie scheffler has been detained by police officers placed in the back of a police vehicle in handcuffs. >> reporter: the incident unfolding early this morning after police responded to a man who was fatally struck by a shuttle bus outside t

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look for delays, possibly from atlanta down towards orlando, tallahassee, thunderstorms and even thehance of maybe some tornadoes. right back here on that 7-day forecast in san francisco. we hold on to that trend of 60s through the next seven days, and we'll get up into some 80s by next monday, tuesday and wednesday. so, you know, as i like to tell everyone, 78 is my perfect temperature. so that's excellent. so sunday is our day. it is perfect. you can't go wrong with 78 hot. i've been working with you guys for a long time and i'm just finding this out. we we've talked about this several times. i gotta start paying attention. you got to come to the 78 party. yeah. all right. thanks, jeff. thanks, jeff. up next, are you ready for our new baseball team? yep. opening day for the oakland ballers is right around the corner. we'll chat with one of the trailblazing mbers of theme the beginning of their inaugural season. it's going to be fun. the new independent minor league team will play at the newly renovated raymond park in west oakland, and the ballers feature a woman on their roster sh

a possible tornado hitting tallahassee. widespread damage.t least one person killed. >>> just out, the biden administration report highly critical of israel's actions in gaza, but finding it did not violate its u.s. weapons agreement as israel prepares to invade rafah over u.s. warnings. >>> police arresting dozens of protesters

be losing their lives because of starvation. thousands of his red new purchases have rallied in tallahassee, begins the current government, resulting in police having to use more to canon and detaining demonstrations the so the crowd, so urging benjamin netanyahu to resign and also to call us not election. they demand that the government secure with the release of dawson is of is really hostages, but it's still being held captive in gauze. and here's where the problem is. the faces pressure from another side. this is because these will cabinet, minnesota is threatening to a bell against the government. any guns has given me nothing. y'all who's just 3 weeks to going to a post floor plan that he's proposed for garza and is, well what's the prime minister netanyahu? i look you in the item now i can tell you the choice is in your hands, the nets and yahoo of a decade ago would have done the right thing. are you willing to do the rights and patriotic thing today? the people of israel are watching you, you must choose between zionism and cynicism, between unity and factionalism, between responsi

at least four tornadoes swept through tallahassee, florida as a powerful squall line moved through. expected in the carolinas with the biggest threat at the coast. at least 90 tornadoes have touched down across the u.s. since monday. additional survey teams are looking for damage across the region today. a school board voted today to restore the names of confederate military leaders to a high school and elementary school. this comes four years after the names had been removed. shenandoah county's school board voted 5-1 to rename mountain view high school as stonewall jackson high school and honey run elementary as ashby lee elementary. the head of national public radio did not attend a congressional hearing this week on alleged bias at npr following a scathing article from the former editor on the organization's management. here is chad. >> all things considered, not everyone accounted for. the new npr's ceo conduct a hearing about the perceived left-wing tilt. >> normally refusing to meet with her funders would have her fired. >> she was hired because of these crazy tweets. they di

not as severe, the leading line of storms, the leading edge south of tallahassee, as we begin afternoonmore daytime heating, it becomes severe again. everything on the red is to out of school scale of 5, risk of severe weather, severe thunderstorms, we could see some hail certainly through the lightning, there's a ton of rain in this. the atmosphere is rich with moisture. flooding will be a major concern across the florida panhandle stretching into portions of southern georgia, you see a highlighted area. on top of all of that, it is incredibly warm in the western and eastern united states. 93 ° in miami, record-breaking heat for these areas in chicago. griff: thank you. aishah: nascar cup series revving up this weekend, live to the speedway next. ♪ "9 out of 10 people don't get enough fiber" benefiber is the easy, gentle solution for every day. its plant-based prebiotic fiber nourishes good bacteria in your gut working with your body to promote digestive health. with so many ways to enjoy, benefiber is your fiber, your way. (vo) in three seconds, this couple will share a perfect moment

some risk of flooding in panama city to tallahassee north to albany into georgia.de area here with some risk of flash flooding but the highlight is across portions of south georgia. it is hot across the country especially miami. it is a tough one fueling these storms. mike: ultra processed foods can increase your risk of early death. these are foods that typically have little to no nutrients and high in sugar, salt, fat, artificial colors or preservatives. medical professor doctor mark siegel is here to weigh in. >> how are you? mike: any surprise little to no nutrients may be bad for your health? >> first of all it looks like the amount of ultra processed foods, food that has changed it to be ready to eat by the industrial process by smoking or fermenting or pasture rising, salt is added and sugar is added, it is so tasty. even from the days of a pop tart, it is up to 67% of our youth getting the vast majority of their energy with ultra processed foods, 67%. it's leading to diabetes and obesity and a rush on those impact, risk of cancer going up, risk of heart dis