was 40 years old, had become a division manager with responsibility over a large part of texas, oklahoma, kansas, and colorado. all i ever wanted to do was the best job i ever had. it has all been downhill since. [laughter] [applause] mr. tillerson: but at some point, you recognize that you have the capacity to do more and contribute more, not just for your own personal benefit, but for your organization. when senior managers begin working on behalf of their people, that is when i would see them really knock it out of the park. you are going to have a great life. some of those days are going to be good days, some of them are going to be bad days. what i always reminded myself was, not get overly euphoric on the good days and don't get overly despondent on the bad days. i was recently going through some of my father's papers -- he passed away a couple of months ago -- and ran across a page that said it was buck's beatitudes, 10 items. he was a scoutmaster of a troop of indian boys and colorado back in the 1950's and 1960's. i picked three of his beatitudes out because they are good to carry with

got it going through the appalachians and down towards probably louisiana which gives you texas oklahoma kansas in the sunshine some woman chicago at twenty four degrees the day after it's all moved in this general directions cool down a little bit not standing sorry i have to say and all this time in the pacific coast it's just been quite fairly sunny showers in the northern rockies it's about your last so all the action is for the south the atlantic coast and i've been watching this circulation here this cloud may well turn into something a bit more than just the circulation the showers not sure but as more chance anyway the forecast what if it chooses to do is for widespread showers in cuba jamaica the bahamas i'm probably haiti and this is probably for the next two days. once pristine indonesia's river has become a toxic waste dump for textile factories that supply a global fashion chains want to use the examiner the human cost of the world's most polluted river on al-jazeera and this was different to say whether someone's going for someone's favorite that there's not a weeny tree i think i

which are key to president trump's electoral support, like texas, kansas, 0klahoma president trump's electoral support, like texas, kansas, oklahomao. so beijing had claimed that its domestic industry was substantially damaged by the import of cheap us sorghum, that has dumped onto china's market. beijing's move asa onto china's market. beijing's move as a possible olive branch as the two countries hold tens trade talks. as you were discussing earlier, china is offering president trump a package of trade concessions and this is one of them, increased purchases of american goods, aimed at cutting that us trade deficit with the mainland. negotiations seem to be moving forward, so things are looking positive this weekend. to be moving forward, so things are looking positive this weekendlj suppose looking positive this weekend.” suppose it will be a big olive tree if that is one of the branches. you will need a few more branches on the tree. good to see you, thank you very much indeed. let's turn to our top news story now, because the royal wedding is just a day away, and there are predictions the uk economy will receive a very welcom

got it going through the appalachians and down towards probably louisiana which gives you texas oklahoma kansas in the sunshine some woman chicago at twenty four degrees the day after it's all moved in this general directions cool down a little bit not us standing at least our have to say and all this time of the pacific coast it's just been quiet very sunny not showers in the northern rockies that's about your lot so all the action is for the south the atlantic coast and i've been watching this circulation here this cloud may well turn into something a bit more than just the circulation the showers not sure but as more chance anyway the forecast what if it chooses to do is for widespread showers in cuba jamaica the bahamas and probably haiti and this is probably for the next two days. eighteen.

got it going through the appalachians and down towards probably louisiana which gives you texas oklahoma kansas in the sunshine some woman chicago at twenty four degrees the day after it's all moved in this general directions cool down a little bit not us standing at least are we have to say and all this time in the pacific coast it's just been quiet very sunny not showers in the northern rockies that's about your lot so all the action is for the south the atlantic coast and i've been watching this circulation here this cloud may well turn into something a bit more than just the circulation the showers not sure but as more chance anyway the forecast what if it chooses to do is for widespread showers in cuba jamaica the bahamas and probably haiti and this is probably for the next two days. citizens unable to vote on represented in washington members of congress do nothing about a slate of part of the constituents in their responsibility and that is what's underneath this crisis phone lines visit to the island devastated by hurricane maria and demanding the support of the u.s. government more tha

in fact, quite a few tornado watches in places like texas, oklahoma, and kansas.ome severe weather for those folks. for us, completely the opposite, 70 to 74 in the south bay. santa cruz, 57. up to 66 this afternoon. 74 at san jose and los gatos for the warp spots. 70 -- warm spots. 70 at palo alto. the coast, more sunshine today. temperatures around 58 to 60 degrees. mid 60s for downtown, south san francisco and sausalito. low to mid 70s through most of the north bay valleys. cloverdale, lakeport, ukaia, upper 70s to 80. almost 20 degrees cooler at the beaches today. along the east bay shore, 66 at berkeley. the cool spot. 70s around fremont, hercules. oakland about 67. moving inland, warmer temperatures from pleasanton at 73 to nearly 80 at brentwood. that should give a hint of what's to come. emeryville, hazy, the cloud deck off the coast. it's broken. still, though, temperatures from noon to 4:00, upper 50s. you drop into the low 50s by midnight. for our bay neighborhoods, 67 to 69. down to 61 and 55. grab a coat if you're there. inland, we have 68 at noon. 71

. >> reporter: tornado watches have been issued for parts of texas, kansas, and oklahoma. ght, we are in woodward, but we've been driving since we left salina, kansas this afternoon. and as we got close to the oklahoma-kansas border, the weather was so bad at one point, we had to pull over. we couldn't see in front of our vehicle, and you can hear the hail that was hitting our vehicle at the time. overnight at least several tornadoes were confirmed in texas, nebraska, and iowa. in wichita, kansas, an ef-3 tornado touched down. winds were up to 140 miles per hour. doat tornado was on the ground for nearly 15 miles, in an area where not many people live. no injuries were reported. over the next 24 hours, the severe weather forecast stretches from south texas all the way to new england. but, jeff, over the next 8-12 hours, people living in the omdwest should keep a real close eye on the weather. p glor: very anxious evening in lornado alley. david begnaud, thanks. the f.b.i. says it broke up a e ot to shoot up a shopping mall outside dallas. the bureau says the teenaged suspec

now from today we go to chicago all the way to texas, but it's this area from oklahoma northwards through kansas and kansas city, that's our greatest threat of tornados. some of these areas will be hit three days in a row. also possibilities of flash flooding. as tomorrow goes, we're going to add another 29 million people to our severe weather threat targeting kansas city and southern portions of iowa. very dangerous for those places and keep it tuned in this afternoon. >>> now to overnight breaking news that could have a massive impact in the ongoing russia probe. the "washington post" now reporting that special counsel robert mueller has threatened donald trump with a presidential subpoena. the post writing often the closed door negotiations between the councsel's office and trumps lawyers. for more on all this, let's go to tracie potts in washington. >> reporter: this is the first we've known of a subpoena threat to the president of the united states in this russia investigation. here's how the post broke it down, saying there was a tense conversation in early march, with the president, his t

banking community but actually from military installations in georgia, louisiana, oklahoma, hawaii, kansas, alabama, delaware, texas, north carolina, colorado, florida, nevada, virginia, and california. aim su i'm sure other military installations, if given the requirement, would have had similar concerns. the reason why we see banks closing is because of an inadvertent fair market value issue addressed in leasing that credit unions do not face. and this is not a credit union versus banking issue. this is really a leasing thing that has happened. for example, you have a square foot -- 2,000-square-foot required space at ft. benning, georgia, that costs $7800 a month to rent because they assess the square foot at market value of big banks in atlanta, georgia. yet, they're put on the same standard. so what has happened is that ft. benning, as well as many other installations, they cannot conduct these operations so they close the banks. this amendment will provide a lot of good things to our service members. those veterans that are here on the committee obviously know the value of having banks on installations. we se

texas to the great lakes. the storms have already spawned tornadoes in kansas, oklahoma and nebraska. and in chicago, security cameras captured high winds ripping a roof off a home. several cars were also damaged from hail and falling trees. and now it's time for a closer look at your forecast this thursday. >>> good morning. watching out for damaging wind, hail, tornadoes and flash flooding from dallas to kansas city, peoria over towards st. louis and little rock. this is going to continue to be a problem for the great lakes region and detroit as well as severe storms throughout western portions of new york and then we'll have much warmer weather along the east coast with scattered showers throughout the ohio valley region and then by the weekend another round of storms throughout the lower mississippi valley region and throughout the north central part of the country. i'm accuweather meteorologist paul williams. >>> authorities say they have uncovered a plot to attack a shopping mall in texas. coming up, the jailhouse interview with the teenage suspect. >>> also ahead, another scare

the discounts are available in arkansas, colorado, kansas, kansas city, missouri, louisiana, new mexico oklahoma, texasyour screen. nothing here in new york yet. but wait. gerri: got to say this exactly the whole foods, we call at whole paycheck coming needs is a discount. they are saying we should reboot >> this is in an attempt to stop a cyberattack a foreign government agent for launching against people in the u.s. do not wear could stop the router from working. collect information from the systems that run through it and possibly block network traffic. train to try to do it they say. tracee, thank you. gerri: hard to ignore the fbi. kim kardashian then heading to the white house for a meeting with president trump and his son-in-law, jared kushner. many worried about the latest political crisis but political crisis but now it's affecting bank stocks. let's take a look at what the up and will be up about 55 on the dow. not quite as much as it was only minutes to go. the nasdaq up a. you are watching trained seven. -- "fbn:am." ♪ t, a little presentation. hijacking earth's geothermal energy supply. ph

what they are adding are arkansas, colorado, idaho, kansas, kansas city, missouri, new mexico, northern nevada, northern california, oklahoma, texask yet. heather: it is a couple blocks from my house. thank you so much. amazon taking over the world. the time is 15 minutes until the top of the arab. evangelist leader franklin graham, just days before the primary, could christians be the key to turning the blue state red. pastor robert jeffers says yes, he will breakdown two goals of the tour that could shape the midterms. >> california in trouble, that message from the son of the late rev. billy graham on a 10 stop tour. franklin graham urging voters to push estate blue wall ahead of the crucial primary. are evangelicals the key to turning the state red? pastor robert jeffers, thank you for joining us, appreciate it. this 10 stop tour is going on since may 5th. he continues this until june 5th in anticipation of the primary coming up next week but you say it is not just about partisan politics. >> that's right. franklin has two goals. first he wants christians to get out and vote not necessarily along party lines but according to t

se concentra en sectores de kansas, nebraska oklahoma y texas.osibilidad de inundaciones, poder ver los aguaceros, esas condiciones y esas lluvias persisten para las prÓximas horas. y de repente hoy, si tiene planes en su viernes social, una pelÍcula, el cine o condiciones familiares. hacia el sur posibilidad de tormentas mÁs adelante les traigo mÁs del tiempo y continuamos con mÁs de un nnevo dÍa, adelante familia. >>> gracias janice. >>> quÉ pelÍcula vamos a ir a ver juntos. >>> ok. juntos todos en el estudio. >>> no me invita. >>> vamos todos. >>> lo hace muy bien, no vendrÍa mal que vieran una pelÍcula juntos >>> vamos y nos cuenta cÓmo estÁn las temperattras en el cine. (risas). >>> te pusiste la pelotita tÚ mismo. >>> pasando a otro tema, hablando en serio el fiscal general jeb seesion, un precedente llevaba 30 aÑos y la reapertura de miles de casos. mÁs de 300 mil casos en estados unidos de deportaciones. en sÍntesis esta medida prohibe los jueces federales le quita el poder a los jueces federales de darle carpetazo archivar. incluso los q

texas to illinois. a tornado watch is posted in oklahoma. yesterday at least eight tonightonight tornadoes were reported including one that touched down in kansas city, missouri, and sent a tree crashing into a house. >> the house shook and the windows like blew open. i don't know. it happened really fast. >> everybody's safe, everybody's fine. all the stuff, you know, of course, is destroyed, but it's fine. it's just stuff. >> the severe weather is expected to continue moving through the great plains through tomorrow. there have been no reports of serious injury. >>> and up to eight police officers were injured in connecticut as authorities negotiated with a man who was holding his wife hostage in barn. the barn exploded as the police were trying to coax the man out. neighbors said the blast was powerful. >> literally stuff on our kitchen tables was shaking. it's just unbelievable. this is such a quiet town. stuff like this never happens around here. >> the officers were not seriously injured. the fire that followed the explosion spread to the house. the wife escaped. but it's unclear what happened to her husband. >>> the last flight of a 60-y

arkansas and kansas to oklahoma and i should say omaha and on into iowa where we're starting to see tornado warnings firing up. this will develop through the night tonight. the storms down through texas peter out but overnight the midwest storms stay strong. we'll watch it overnight into tomorrow on through central pennsylvania threatening washington and the northeast and the heat is the big story after setting records in new york city, also in baltimore and philadelphia, tomorrow temperatures anywhere from 13 to almost 20 degrees above average and during the day tomorrow, that heat extends through the northern plains and where you are, lester, temperatures above normal. 81, seven degrees above average. so everybody for the most part feeling warmth today and tomorrow. >> we'll take it, thank you. >>> the military has identified all nine airmen killed in the cargo plane that plunged from the sky and crashed on to a georgia highway yesterday. all nine were members of the puerto rico national guard. some had been working relief missions in the aftermath of hurricane maria. the cause is now under investigation. >>> now to the scandal rocking the nfl, a number of former cheerleaders accus

texas to wisconsin. it includes hail, rain, and twisters. >> the twisters touching down in kansas and oklahoma.least 20 reported so far with mostly minor damage. >> the threat is not over in kansas city. last night sirens blared across downtown. paul williams is joining us live with the details. good morning, paul. >> good morning to both you of you. we're watching out for severe thunderstorms with the possibility of tornadic activity, damaging hail as well as the possibility of flash flooding. that's another level of concern. this is going to reach towards dallas, tulsa towards little rock, kansas city and peoria. not only there but the great lakes region. another round of severe storms throughout western portions of new york. with that being the case, we still have warm conditions along the eastern seaboard. warmer weather throughout the southeast as the weather approaches from the west. it's significant because the warmer it is ahead of the storm, the more likely it will stay strong. >> that's looking pretty good. warmer weather for the south. for the northeast as well. we had amazing weathe

oklahoma in through eastern kansas for the most part. damaging winds, through kansas overnight. heavy rain through chicago. tomorrow, we extend it again, kansas city, springfield, down through dallas texas. look at boston. some severe weather across the northeast, with record highs today, we do it again tomorrow. 90 degrees in new york, philly and d.c. feeling like summer across parts of the east, david. >> rob, thank you. >>> we're going to move on tonight to the stunning claim about president trump's medical examine during the campaign. you'll remember he declared he would be the healthiest person ever elected. his physician at the time, dr. harold bornstein, now saying that glowing report, was dictated by donald trump himself. here's abc's chief national affairs correspondent tom llamas. >> reporter: doctor, can you tell us, did the president dictate that letter to you? tonight, president trump's former new york doctor refusing to answer questions after claiming this letter he put out during the campaign calling trump's health astonishingly excellent, declaring trump would be the healthiest individual ever elected to the presidency, came straight from trump himself. >> he wrote it hi

kansas, mississippi y oklahoma y un tornado. y para saber mÁs del tiempo pasamos ahora contigo , ana patricia, cuÉntanos. ana: sistema de baja presiÓn de texas alertas para missouri y arkansas, todavÍa hoy posiblemente seguirÁn los tornados, precauciÓn con eso, tenemos lluvias dispersas y que podrÍa causar vigilancia e inundaciÓn repentina en esta zona, ahora el mapa de las temperaturas, comenzarÉ con chicago bastante actividad hoy, 72 como mÁxima, una mÍnima en los 57, para filadelfia 90 , ha subido bastante la temperatura, por ahora no hay precipitaciones, cielos sÓlo nublados, 68 como mÍnima, nueva york 88 con probabilidad de lluvia y 72 como mÍnima. miami hoy precipitaciones sigue esta lluvia todo el fin de semana, tenemos 82 como mÁximas y mÍnima 75. texas dallas 82 tambiÉn con lluvias, 70% en actividades, sigue la lluvia maÑana y el fin de semana agradable, 73 como mÍnima, houston 86 y las vegas 81 con cielos despejados con mÍnima en los 55 y termino con los Ángeles con maximas de 27, cielos ligeramente nublados y sin precipitaciones y mÍnimas 52. vÁmonos ahora con noticias que revoluciÓn an las redes sociales. francisca: sÍ, ana patri

got it going through the appalachians and down towards probably louisiana which gives you texas oklahoma kansas in the sunshine some woman chicago at twenty four degrees the day after it's all moved in this general directions cool down a little bit not us standing at least our have to say and all this time of the pacific coast it's just been quiet very sunny not showers in the northern rockies that's about your lot so all the action is for the south the atlantic coast and i've been watching this circulation here this cloud may well turn into something a bit more than just the circulation the showers not sure but as more chance anyway the forecast what if it chooses to do is for widespread showers in cuba jamaica the bahamas and probably haiti and this is probably for the next two days. heard around the corner. or along with. the or were. around. or land. on. getting to the heart of the matter if i can g. that such a supreme leader calls you today and says let's have talks would you accept facing realities what do you think reunification would look like there are two people think the peace for u

community, but actually from military installations in georgia, louisiana, oklahoma, hawaii, kansas, alabama, delaware, texas, north korea, colorado, florida, nevada, virginia and california. i'm sure that other military institutions, if given the requirement, would have had some similar concerns. the reason why we see banks closing is because of an inadvertent fair market value issue addressed in leasing that credit unions do not face. and this is not a credit union versus banking issue. this is really a leasing thing that has happened. for example, you have a square foot -- 2,000 square foot required space at ft. benning, georgia, that cost $7800 a month to rent, because they assess the square foot of market value of big banks in atlanta, georgia, and they are put on the same standard. so at ft. benning, as well as many other installations, they cannot conduct these operations, so they close the banks. this amendment will provide a lot of good things to our service members. those veterans that are here on the committee, obviously know the value of having banks on installations. we see a continued bleedout