what we'll be watching is the circulation there in the upper atmosphere moving out of tennessee into kentucky. circulation center there in the upper foyer and as that system impinges on a more favorable environment for thunderstorms to develop, we think there probably will be at lost a few warnings later this evening in the wee hours of the morning. we'll talk about what that more favorable environment is and what this system will leave behind. >> thank you. >>> make sure your phone and tablet have the most updated wral weather app t will give you real time updates and notify you if a severe storm is approaching your home using the gps within your device. >>> wet roads, speed and fog. today, troopers said those three problems caused a series of pile-ups on interstate 40 last night. >> what a mess it was. more than 100 cars involved a series of crashes stretching across three counties. dozens of people were hurt. wral's arielle clay is live the update. >> reporter: it took seven clr up that mess on i-40 yesterday and today, there was still plenty of work left to be done. >> this vehicle was in

what we'll be watching is the circulation there in the upper atmosphere moving out of tennessee into kentucky.

tennessee into western northern california and they extend into northwestern georgia. these are showers. we haven't detected thunderstorms yet but we have in tennessee and kentucky. they are moving east. you won't see them during the evening hours but late tonight we will have showers. we have been under partly cloudy skies as the moisture has been increasing. thunderstorm activity has been occurring near the cold front here. you can see the cloudiness associated with the front and the area of low pressure that is moving through had great lakes and heading to the northeast. behind it we have cooler air coming in. we will be feeling that beginning tomorrow. but today it was the warm weather we were feeling. 71 degrees in greenwood as well as rock hill. 73 sumter and orangeburg and 75 in columbia and we have a wind, our winds at the moment are in the range of about 10 to 20 miles per hour. we have seen gusts in the up state at 30, 25 in the central part of the state. but right now we have sustained winds at 15 miles per hour for columbia and orangeburg and 18 in sumter. there could be thunder but for the most part i don't think there will be too much. rain late ton

you can see some of the moisture finally lifting on up into tennessee and kentucky as some of that swings over our area during the day on sunday and again on monday. finally, all of that shifts away from us and we'll see sunshine for much of next week. 79 the high temperature this afternoon. still very, very warm. here is a better look at our chance of precipitation b30 to 35% early in the morning on saturday. sunday will be the exact reverse of that with very little chance of rain in the morning and a better chance in the afternoon and evening. be sure to tune in to greg and mike this evening and mike and amy over the weekend if some of those systems decide to speed up or slow down a little bit, that could change. we take it out into next week and temperatures look warm. there are some hints that for the following week, our temperatures may be much cooler. our normal high temperature this time of year is in the low 60sment we may be back to reality by the end of next week. we had a good run. >> we had a great run and it not over yet. >> that's right. >> let's take a look at the live comm

into the 60s. off to the west there is rain, kentucky, tennessee, and into mississippi. this is all tracking off to the east. so this area of rain will be coming our way but not until late tonight. here's the hour-by-hour times on the rain moving on in. by 8:00, 9:00, western northern suburbs in green might have a few sprinkles around 9:00 or 10:00 and then a line of showers coming into the metro area and into southern maryland. it's after that that we'll continue to see some showers rolling on through, 2:00 a.m., 3:00, 4:00 in the morning. by dawn most of the rain is going to be pushing offer to the east and turning chillier and windy on wednesday. >> thank you, tom. >>> we're working to get you more details about a person found dead at a fire in the district. the house went up in flames around 8:00 last massachusetts avenue near southern avenue in southwest d.c. police are not releasing the vig tim's name or any information on how the person died. when we get it, we'll have more. >>> a task force starts work today to make sure students aren't abused in prince george's

to the west and see it back in indiana, portions of eastern illinois and then back into western kentucky, west tennessee and north into michigan. all the showers are associated with a cold front. weathermakinger. it arrives tomorrow, but the tonight. we may see a stray shower this afternoon. the chance for rain this afternoon is really small. spotty. most of the day we're a-okay. we have that increasing cloud cover and a little breezy and, of course, your big story is the here. 56 at 8:00 in the morning, 67 at noon, and then highs today around 72. that is your day planner for the cleveland area where the record is 73. we're going to get close. in akron our record high today forecast high. we'll see. i think it's certainly possible unless the clouds really thicken up and ruin my prediction, but that's what we go with for today. i could see it happening. breezy and 71 at akron/canton, although we start off in the 50s. such a nice day. it's not ovenl we get weather like this. yesterday was beautiful and today no major problems but scattered showers possible after 7:00. then a more widespread rain coming in

all revolving around this upper-level impulse that is rotating through kentucky, eastern sections of tennessee and now coming into the mountains and the foothills. you will see a strong thunderstorm north of clemson into the western section of our viewing area. and we will keep watching that. and a cluster of cells on the other side of the north carolina border. and while these look impressive chance of working into the north carolina mountain counties bakersville, at 5:53. all right your hd towercam the cumulus clouds around. 76 . gusts 20-30. and 68 at 9:00 p.m. and 64 at 11:00 p.m. and some of the cells should make it into the viewing area. more coming up in the seven-day first-alert forecast. >> all right. we want to go to alex giles in the alert center and he has information on patrick cannon. >> he is going to be back in mecklenberg county to be arraigned on a voter fraud change charge we got that information from the district attorney's office. cannon voted when he was in trouble on those federal charges. this he will be in court in mecklenberg county wednesday at noon right now, he is serving a 44-month p

big view is showing that we have a line of clouds and downpours developing right around kentucky, tennessee moving into mississippi and alabama capable of producing severe weatherful around the great lakes region, that's where we're finding some snow. around these locations, especially going into tonight around mississippi and northern georgia, there's the likelihood damaging wind gusts and isolated tornadoes extending as far south as the florida panhandle. this weak front will cross through sections of south florida between wednesday night and thursday relatively unnoticed. so outside of warm temperature readings and an isolated shower, it will be dry at least through the weekend. if your plans take you beach or boating, looking good. no advisories with this lighter breeze off the ocean. s by cane bay light chop, out in the gulf stream waters at a moderate chop with seas building two to four feet outside the reef. the next high tide 1:27 this afternoon in dade an broward, 2:33 in the lower keys. forecast highs will range at about 80 degrees along the coast, lower 80s around the inland areas, which is

you can see from western pennsylvania through the ohio river valley back into indiana, kentucky, tennessee, these are the showers and moisture that will have access ibility. rain during the commute tomorrow and another batch coming for the evening hours on monday. it's early tuesday morning, then we finally look like we'll shake on it will be a slow start , but that day does start our recovery. the upper 50s and low 60s. sussex at 59. bridgeport at 57 degrees. we're almost to the high midmorning where we think the temperatures will sort of settle. rain overnight. tonight 42. we keep the rain in the forecast. our temperatures are stuck in the mid-40s during the day tomorrow. because of the chafrngs of time, sunrise 7:09 and sunset changing as well for us into the 7 ordinary care hour. rainy and raw tomorrow. tuesday and wednesday are nice, wednesday is the nicest day with 65. similar to last week where wednesday was sort of the highlight of the week, right? still mild on thursday, but showers returning to the forecast as we wrap up the weekend and heading into saturday we're at 58 degrees w

into a bigger rain event. with a slight risk of stronger storms kentucky into tennessee. hail, damaging wind gusts would in the northeast, 50s and 60s. back through the western plains, temperatures should be in the 50s and 60s for sunday too. that's a look at the weather across the country, now here's a peek out your window. >> thanks, dylan. i'm storm team 4 meteorologist erica grow. it's chilly compared to yesterday. at this time it was in the 50s. now we're in the 30s. 39 in central park. farmingdale and islip. today we'll get up to 54 degrees. that east winds bringing in the clouds. then we'll drop down to 40 degrees tonight. in the seven-day forecast, we will be in the 50s all weekend long. so easter sunday, a high of only 56. >>> and i'm going to file this under why didn't i think of that. you have socks for gloves. if you ever come to new york and it is chilly for you, put your socks on your hands. shei ronelle and erica -- sheinelle and craig. >> that's all right. "today," the greeks throw another wedding. we talk to the cast of "my big fat greek wedding 2" (music

parts of the mid atlantic and parts of north carolina and virginia and further west into parts of tennessee and kentuckyted will be possible. across the midwest with similar concerns it will keep it rather messy across the eastern midwest as we keep with the weather pattern. >> pack your umbrellas this morning. the time is 41 after the hour. travel turmoil a brand new warning for the tsa just in af spring break. >> virtually violent. could sending a smiley face get you arrested. the concerns about ee mow gees on your phone. >> the rock johnson paying it forward after he takes a break from filming the new "bay watch" movie. whoa. what's going on here? oh hey allison. i'm val, the orange money retirement squirrel from voya. val from voya? yeah, val from voya. quick question, what are voya retirement squirrels doing in my house? we're putting away acorns. you know, to show the importance of saving for the future. so you're sort of like a spokes person? no, i'm more like a metaphor. okay, a spokes-metaphor. no, i'm... you're a spokes-metaphor. yeah. ok. see how voya can help you get organized at voya.com. t

even into oklahoma, texas, extending to arkansas, kentucky, tennessee, that's where you'll see the highest chance of rotating thunderstorms and maybe even the damages weather coming out of this. take a look at the temperatures though. oklahoma city with a high of 20. houston 27, denver, you've got the snowfall, lingering, high of 6 here on thursday. but all that cold air will continue to drift off towards the east. i know if you're in atlanta, d.c., new york, temperatures into the high teens, low 20s, but take a look heading into your weekend. it is going to be a cool down. i know you're enjoying the spring temperatures for now, but how about a little taste of winter yet again in parts of canada. looking at temperatures dropping below the freezing point with the highs with that threat of snowfall. i'll leave you now with your extended outlook. >>> and that is all for this edition of "newsline," i'm catherine kobayashi in tokyo. thanks for staying with us. ♪ >> welcome to "in good shape." healing broken bones with high-tech and blue light. and getting those sleeping problems under control.

into the little rock area. there's a slight risk region going from kentucky, tennessee, northern georgia and isolated brief tornados are possible. in other super tuesday states, tennessee, alabama, georgia, are the fourth that have the best weather. here's all the it states voting today. there's going to be a winlter weather event in vermont but 2 it should be after midinate nightmidnight. tonight, heading towards area of northern georgia, oklahoma, arkansas and texas, it will be windy, behind the storm, a little cooler too. they'll be out of arkansas early today. cold in minnesota but snow free and bismark looking pretty good too. 47 in juneau. that's your national weather, now a closer look at your day ahead. so, there's all the thunderstorms that will be racing through the southeast, tennessee as we go throughout your afternoon and late through areas of georgia. accumulating snow in wisconsin and michigan through the day so the good news is a decent size storm but it's only going to effect briefly, a half hour or so. >>> well, something happened at the supreme court that hasn't happened in 10 years. >>> plus, af

lakeshore, the line of showers extending froml new england into the deep south to storms their louisiana, alabama, mississippi and kentucky, tennessee, we will get a light amount of rainfall theht heavier rainfall has been to the south,ie as high pressure gets closer, pushing rainfall out of the area before midnight then 41 degrees lakefront, and 45 cuyahoga airport . northeast winds between five and 15, 40s 50s and 60s near near zanesville . you can see it going down, will be a sun filled friday and on saturday night daylight saving time begins at 2:00 a.m., fisher clocks ahead one hour . but they did weekend saturday . with low '60s then next wednesday dry slot and then friday next week a chance of lake enhanced no replies in the 30s . it will be short-lived . for helping to stop the runaway driver in a pursuit that has saved lives as dave nethers as >> fund on interstate 77 in the canton canton . the driver drew more than 3 miles into oncoming traffic before sergeant dave garberer used a pit maneuver to stop them wrong way driver, this dash-cam video from sugar june or 17 when sergeant carver was on his way to another call there

kentucky and tennessee. she's are developing ahead of a cold front. that cold front moves through our area this evening and into the overnight. i think we can see a few showers made of it after 3:00. there will be a small chance. most of us will be able to stay dry and enjoy this unseasonably cold weather. we have the 40s, 50s and 60s. 60 in raleigh through clinton. 61 in fayetteville and 63 right now in pinehurst. here's a look at your forecast today. we'll start to warm things up quickly. i'll have more on the cooler weekend ahead. right right now a check on traffic. good morning.

that is now pulling up into the tennessee valley from memphis all the way up to paduka, kentucky. even indianapolis. some morehowers moving through the panhandle tonight. what we're going to watch here the cloud cover starts to come in a little more out of the south. torrow morning a couple showers around. by 2:00 not that much indicated by the modods but it's that window from about 3 to 7 where weould see rain. and i think right now, the focus area willle northern dade into broward because when we get a southerly wind, the thunderstorms are due to developop to move north into palm beach county. and then by midnight starting the day on monday, dry but we could see a couple of showers there in the afternoon hours on monday. so we'll drop the rain chance down to about 30 percent. so all in all, its going to be a warm forecast here over the next couple of dayss that warm weather continues. now, if you are heading to the beach tomorrow, if you're in town for spring break, enjoy. 74 degrees. winds southeast 15 to 20 miles per hour and theurf 2 to 3 feet. taking the boat out, small craf

that is now pulling up into the tennessee valley from memphis all the way up to paduka, kentucky. even indianapolis. some morehowers moving through the panhandle tonight. what we're going to watch here the cloud cover starts to come in a little more out of the south. torrow morning a couple showers around. by 2:00 not that much indicated by the modods but it's that window from about 3 to 7 where weould see rain. and i think right now, the focus area willle northern dade into broward because when we get a southerly wind, the thunderstorms are due to developop to move north into palm beach county. and then by midnight starting the day on monday, dry but we could see a couple of showers there in the afternoon hours on monday. so we'll drop the rain chance down to about 30 percent. so all in all, its going to be a warm forecast here over the next couple of dayss that warm now, if you are heading to the beach tomorrow, if you're in town for spring break, enjoy. 74 degrees. winds southeast 15 to 20 miles per hour and theurf 2 to 3 feet. taking the boat out, small craft caution on the d

tennessee and kentucky this morning. this next cold front arrives late today into the overnight. as it arrives, we could see a stray shower. that line of showers is preaking up as we speak. -- breaking up as we speak. let's get to the temperatures. 54 in siler city. lillington is at 60 degrees. so your forecast for today is calling for temperatures inned mid-70s at run -- temperatures in the mid-70s at lunchtime. i'll break down the changes and when some cooler air comes through in your storm team forecast. russ? >>> hope you are enjoying this day after the primary election. coming up later on cbs north carolina -- >> put your hands up! >> a traffic stop is anything but routine for a deputy. what he discovered about the driver and why that man is now in the hospital. >> plus, people pack a church later hear >>> 4:45 now. attorney general roy cooper and incumbent governor pat mccrory will go toe to toe in the race for governor. >> mccrory pulled ahead with 82% of the votes on the republican seed while cooper snagged 21%. >>> presidential hopefuls donald trump and hillary clinton i

into state legislatures. south dakota, tennessee, kentucky, minnesota, washingtonn state, wisconsin, and other states are allsidering similar bills aimed at , prohibiting transgender students from using the bathrooms that correspond to their gender identities. for more we're joined in new york by chase strangio, a staff attorney for the aclu. let's start in north carolina. the significant of this bill being put into effecect and the aclu now suing? >> they keep are having me. i want to say what an honor it is to continue to have these conversations and to be in a position to tell a legislature in a government likike northh carolina, you pass an unconstitutional law wednesday night and we're going to see you on monday morning. it is important we have this tool, but the larger context in which these laws are playing out is deeply disturbing and the north carolina is almost a greatest hits of all of the terrible things if seen in the almost 200 bills that have been introduced targeting lgbt people this year. the law strips away legal protections for lgbt people in jurisdictions across the state and mandates dis

we h for rain as we get into this evening as this area of rain now in eastern kentucky and eastern tennessee starts to move in our direction. for now, though, we're still all dry, albeit under an increasingly cloudy sky and breezy and mild. temperatures have been pushed all the way into the mid and upper 60s. most neighborhoods will be in the low to mid-70s before today is done. we'll time out the rain chances coming up in a few. >> all right, thank you, chuck. >>> well, whether you have to get even close to the convention center or not, these closures will probably affect you over the next 48 hours. >> that's true. news4's megan mcgrath is live at the corner of new york avenue and 10th street. she's had to move over and over this morning. meg megan, where are you now exactly? >> i think we lost megan's picture. we'll try and get back to her shortly. these are the street closures that you're seeing right now on your screen. you're seeing everything from, like, new york avenue to mass affected over here on n street, "o," 6th. everything is a jumble right now. a number of high-security individ

push of cold air, they are seeing mixed precipitation through kentucky and tennessee, mainly rain down in alabama. this will swing of into it. as it does, we will see mainly rain with the push of warmer air. clouds are thickening and we see those building in as the afternoon progresses. mostly cloudy skies at 5:00 and still drive. as we go to the evening hours, rain is with us through the overnight, could see snowflakes and that pushes out of here as we go through the day tomorrow. a nice day is shaping up for saturday. sunday looks even better. today, below average. temperatures in the low 50's. 51 holly springs, 51 and durham. 53 in goldsboro. 50 in wake forest. tonight, the temperatures across the area in the mid-to-upper 30's for lows. rain at five to 10 miles an hour. morning rain and then clearing skies, breezy and cooler with highs of in the 40's. then we start to warm it back up. could see some sprinkles saturday night. monday, 65. on your tuesday and wednesday, we see the temperatures climbing tomorrow, the coolest of them. not so bad. centurylink prism tv has all your favorite channels, tons of live sports, and

kentucky and tennessee. she's are developing ahead of a cold front. that cold front moves through our area this evening and into the overnight. i think we can see a few showers made of it after 3:00. there will be a small chance. most of us will be able to stay dry and enjoy this unseasonably cold weather. we have the 40s, 50s and 60s. 60 in raleigh through clinton. 61 in fayetteville and 63 right now in pinehurst. here's a look at your forecast today. we'll start to warm things up quickly. i'll have more on the cooler weekend ahead. right right now a check on traffic. good morning. let's switch to our cameras here. i-40 and barbie road. we are seeing light traffic volumes, but they are increasing. grab the sunglasses, too, before you step out the door. right now, we're not seeing very much in the way of any issues. in project fortify, we have some of those closures. keep that in mind. the exit ramp is closed. also, we've got that shoulder closure between exits 293 and 301. if you are heading to march madness tomorrow, plan on leaving yourself some extra time. parking lots open 2 1/2 hours before each game. mor

right around kentucky, tennessee, that's the precipitation that moves in for us. into the overnight hours. into tomorrow morning. now, watch how it is going to work out. here we are, like 1:00, 2:00 in the morning and then get to 7:00, 8:00 in the morning, can, and it is gone. how much rain are we picking up? models are indicating somewhere around a half of an inch of rain. maybe some spots a little more than that. but somewhere around a half inch of rain. then you go way out west, seattle, portland and looking at this system, well, that rain that we are going to pick up tonight and tomorrow is associated with a cold front. now the cold air is in place and mow we will watch this system make a long march across the country. but remember that cold air is there. and now, you put moisture on top of it and are you talking a snowfall chance, friday morning. how much snow are we looking at? anywhere from a coating, to an inch or two. and not a big system. but you don't really get a lot of big systems this time of the year. 53 will be the high temperature. for wednesday. but n

into a bigger rain event. stronger storms in kentucky, tennessee. hail, damaging wind gusts the biggest threat there. back through the western plains, temperatures in the 50s and 60s for easter sunday too. >>> cold start this morning. we're just in the 30s just west and north of washington, shenandoah valley is. it is only around 40 degrees starting off early this morning. a breeze out of the north as well. lots of sunshine today. low mid-six midafternoon. then cloudy and cooler on sunday with highs near 60 for easter. might get a few sprinkles. a likelihood of showers sunday night through midday monday and >>> and i'm going to file this under why didn't i think of that. you have socks for gloves. if you ever come to new york and it is chilly for you, put your socks on your hands. sheinelle and erica -- sheinelle and craig. >> that's all right. >>> still to come here on "today," the greeks throw another wedding. we talk to the cast of "my big fat greek wedding 2" (music plays) hi i'm kristie and i'm jess. and we are the bug chicks. we are a nano-business. windows 10 really helps us get the word out n

kentucky, tennessee, other states. about 300 families were displaced because of these orders. others were incensed at this, lumping all jews intone group of people who are engaging criminal activity. they protested directly to lincoln. -- tos a letter from abraham lincoln in early january of 1863. as soon as lincoln heard about this he wrote to grant and told him he needed to resend these orders. grant later road tested heat -- protested he had not read the orders, it had been written by a subordinate. a lot of people thought this might come back to haunt him when he ran for office a few years later. the thought was maybe jews would not vote for grant. we know that jews did forgive him for this. here we look at several aspects of the jewish experience in the civil war. the home front, fighting in the war, as well as serving in government. was a particularly interesting person. she was from a prominent family in trials and. she married a man from pennsylvania it was a general in the union army. as went to war with him, many women went to the front with her husband's. memoirsr wrote her which we have on display, including some ni

13 states, and as each new state, vermont, kentucky, tennessee, up to the 32, now, when they leave for washington, 32 senators would go, the room would turn into a courtroom, eventually actually it was the united states federal district courtroom in the 19th century. they don't necessarily need the stuff that's here. so desks kind of go away. we don't know what happened to them. these are sort of our best guess, but chairs you always need. so when the mid-1800s when people start thinking about american history like we do so much of today, they started saying, well, we need to collect things for independence hall and somebody says well, we've got a bunch of these chairs, a couple dozen chairs and at some point somebody thinks maybe they were the chairs for the continental congress so they stuck them in the room but of course they were for the federal congress but these were displayed in independence hall for a long time and when we are restoring congress hall, the old u.s. capitol to look as it would have we had 29 original chairs. some of them were in the house based on simple proportion, but a couple of them were marked senate, a couple of th

as we go into easter sunday, a slight risk of stronger storms through kentucky and tennessee. showers continue to fill in down along the gulf coast. in the northeast, 50s and 60s. in the western plains, temperatures in the 50s and >>> good saturday morning to you, meteorologist anthony slaughter here. temperatures near 50 degrees in every single location across the bay area. we have a few thin clouds out there with our sunrise over the south bay. temperatures in the 70s for the south bay. 70 degrees exactly for the peninsula. a little cooler at the coastline. 66 for san francisco. rain is in the forecast for the seven-day forecast. we'll talk more about that at 7:00. >>> and i'm going to file this under why didn't i think of that. you have socks for gloves. if you ever come to new york and it is chilly for you, put your socks on your hands. sheinelle and erica -- sheinelle and craig. >> that's all right. >>> still to come here on "today," the greeks throw another wedding. we talk to the cast of "my big fat greek wedding 2" a (music plays) hi i'm kristie and i'm jess. and we ar

as we go into easter sunday, a slight risk of stronger storms through kentucky and tennessee.se showers continue to fill in down along the gulf coast. in the northeast, 50s and 60s. in the western plains, temperatures in the 50s and 60s >>> good saturday morning. i'm meteorologist karen thomas. happy easter weekend. mostly sunny skies today. little cooler than what we have seen the last couple of days. high temperatures 58-61 degrees across the region. we'll have wind out of the northeast, five to ten miles per hour. so go ahead and look at the seven day forecast. peter cottontail will be happy with the forecast. 63 degrees for easter. we'll have sun and clouds and then have the umbrellas for monday. >>> and i'm going to file this under why didn't i think of that. you have socks for gloves. if you ever come to new york and it is chilly for you, put your socks on your hands. sheinelle and erica -- sheinelle and craig. >> that's all right. >>> still to come here on "today," the greeks throw another wedding. we talk to the cast of "my big fat greek wedding 2" (music plays) hi i'm

indiana, is into ages of shield, and kentucky loves buffy the vampire slayer. >> that is going back a little bit? tennessee goes nashville, and connecticut loves glee, massachusetts loves game of thrones. >> okay. >> south dakota is rediscovering fried friday night lights. >>> and nebraska is into cheers. it takes a while to catch up in nebraska and alaska loves star trek. >> it's interesting. >> it really is. >> it's so widely varied, and we're the old. years and years. >> it's what, 90. >> 93. >> in the '90s. >> something like that. >> always good, though. >> oh, yeah. >> it's still great. >>if i come across it, i will watch it, i will keep on watching. >> i'm just waiting on a new daredevil. >> you like that -- that is dark, now. >> yes, it is. >> i like it. >> oh, boy! >> and sinister on the roads this morning. >> reporter: no, not a thing, which is a great. quiet traffic morning so far this week, we look great out there, so i'm going to quickly remind you beep construction going on tonight. 71 southbound start ago the 10:00 p.m. we will have one lane lane closed and on friday night the same thing and