working downtown in tulsa, most building in tulsa young town wouldn't allow a black person to go to the restroom. he would get on the elevator because the restroom he was athrowed use was up in an upper floor. that particular day on may 30, 1921 he got into the he will vitter and the elevator ormter was a 17-year-old young white lady named sarah paifnlgt the elevator door closed. as they got to the upper floor they got off and at that point sarah paige screamed. to this day we don't know why. we don't know if there was an altercation. we don't know if dick roland bumped her and she screamed. we don't know if she was scared. we don't know why. but a friend heard her scream and came running and saw dick roland stepping out of the elevator and accusations started immediately. and within 24 hours, the police arrested dick roland and took him into the courthouse and to the jail in downtown tulsa. by the time the afternoon paper had been released on the 31st of may, 1921, the word was out that a young african-american male had raped a white female in the elevator at the drexel building. and a

. >> reporter: we're leaving tulsa and we heard there's another tornado warning. we've already seen two tornadoes touch down. it's been an active day. we're following the radar as well. we're going to keep driving to see what we can find. >> this series of storms following a weekend of wild weather. this monster twisting touching down near ray, colorado. this storm chaser getting uncomfortably close. >> we came out on the road, it was probably the most amazing tornado we've seen. >> reporter: watching the storm go from a thin streak to a quarter mile wide >> we're always calculating everything we're watching in front of us, teaching a close eye. there's 100 things going on all at once. >> look for a second. >> reporter: in that white car? another chase team. >> get right in there. >> reporter: trekking more than eight miles with 130 miles per hour winds. >> pictures. pictures. >> reporter: then it stops. a wall of wind and dirt spinning in place. debris somersaulting. it crosses the road. him saying he used the white clouds hundreds of feet up as a guide to stay s

so we looked on the map, we looked at the weather, and we saw that tulsa was potentially the best place. >> the plane is on its last leg of a voyage that began march 2015 in the united arab emirates. >>> 4:57. a california man catches a woman reportedly stealing packages off his porch. what he did next that has this story going viral this morning. >> reporter: and a stomach flu outbreak at a school in downtown san jose sickened more than 90 students and faculty. >>> good morning, everyone. look at that shot. i love this shot of the bay bridge and the buildings there with blue and gold for the warriors or teal for the sharks. it's friday our favorite day of the week, may 13. i'm kenny choi. >> i'm michelle griego. >> so roberta you're feeling good for the weekend? >> i just realized it's may 13th. it's friday the 13th. >> do you have triskaidekaphobia? >> no. >> i have been off a little this morning. [ overlapping speakers ] >> i canceled skydiving. [ laughter ] >> i didn't realize it was friday the 13th until you said it. >> great. >> you canceled a swim to alcatraz too. >> i did that,

it's on display today at the tulsa international airport.r a flight from new york to the mid atlantic. that's it for us, everyone. >> have a great morning. >>> good mornin viewers in the west. it is monday, may 16, 2016. welcome to "cbs this morning." >>> donald trump fires back after reports he posed as his own spokesman and also mistreated female colleagues. "the new york times" reporters who investigated his past are in studio 57. >>> 60 minutes reveals a cancer breakthrough. our dr. david agus reveals the effort it to fast track the new they arapy using the polio viru. >>> only on "cbs this morning" the new technology that could save lives by ending dramatic high-speed police chases. >>> but we begin this morning with a look at "today's eye opener." your world in 9 0

landedin dayton last night from tulsa. -- landed in dayton last night from tulsa. of 2015. next stop is n. >>> the maker -- new york city. >>> the maker fair. it brings together inventors, artists from all over the world. one of the big draws was the drone racing. 40 teams competed on a course at the fairgrounds. >> we have fire and rockets and robots, you can have, you know, learn how to compost, we have a host of things. >> they had a chance to test out their creations. the first fair was held in 2006 and inspired other fairs all over the world. >>> we had a few showers across the bay area this weekend. especially yesterday. but it was not a washout. just clouds out there and sunny breaks as well. not too much change over the next few days. as you can see right now, lots of clouds to the north of the bay area. towards eureka, oregon, as well. what we have is a trough out here in the pacific that has been cooling us off. it will stick around as we head into your monday, tuesday, forecast, and then minor changes later in the week. right now low clouds. most of the

. >> at the tulsa county jail, in oklahoma, anthony freeman drew portraits of other inmates in exchange for commissary snacks. when we met him he was working on a series of portraits of native american inmate clyde cook. >> i'm mixing like indian art, eagles, peace pipes, dream catchers from his tribe and stuff like that. >> i met him years ago and he's come a long ways with his artwork. i try to get all i could get while i can get it. >> all i got now is number two pencils and rolled up newspaper. like i lay lead down on this and that's how i do my shading. you know i draw with my pencils but i shade with these right here. this is my hustle in here. that's what i -- this is how i eat. i usually just charge like $5 to $7 or something like that. you know, it's honest hustle. i probably average about maybe three a week. three or four a week. this month was a pretty good month. i probably made about $100 this month. >> at indiana state prison, ron jacobs picked up a nickname. that he took a lot of parade in. >> my nickname is picasso because of all the artwork i do. my art is the most impo

there is severe weather in these areas north of tulsa. traveling tomorrow, you will have issues from minneapolis south down to dallas. also chicago south down toward alabama and mississippi. he prepared for severe weather in the nation's midsection. usually the problems are in the afternoon with the spike in the daytime heating. morning flights may not be as much of a problem, but in the afternoon you may notice changes in the times. fog is not really an issue. there will be patches tomorrow morning. these are the current temperatures and the highs tomorrow will come up. instead of the mid-70s and upper 70s that we saw today, we will see submit an upper 80s. there are the overnight lows, about what you would expect. this is unusual in that we have had chances of rain and below average temperatures. now, as we head to the holiday weekend with the traditional kickoff for summer, this is tomorrow and could be saturday and sunday as well. this is what we would normally expect for late spring and early summer. a nice-looking five day forecast

it took off from phoenix early thursday and landed in tulsa more than 20 hours later. >>> macy's isn'tment store struggling to get its clothes off the shelves these days. jill wagner of cbsmoneywatch.com on that and more. >> reporter: good morning. it's a mixed day here on wall street yesterday. the dow was up nine, nasdaq down 23. looking like it's going to be a higher open today. now, there's a little more trouble for the nation's biggest retailers. nordstrom shares are dropping. they lost about 17% yesterday after reporting lower than expected 1st quarter sales. for customers the store will probably discount items to clear out inventory. >>> the number of americans applying for unemployment hits its highest level since last year. 40,000 verizon workers are still striking. >>> existing home sales on track for the best year since 2006. the national association of realtors says that demand is being fueled by three-year lows for mortgage rates and also job growth. >> so jill, mcdonald's continuing its turnaround plan and there's a new strategy to appeal to americans who want fresher mor

on the mystics taking dallas wings, formerly the tulsa shock.r hill had 20, but they come up short, 87-77 the final. beating thetate thunder tonight, tng what are you doing? sara, i love you, and... [phone rings] ah, it's my brother. keep going... sara, will you marry... [phone rings again] what do you want, todd???? [crowd cheering] keep it going!!!! if you sit on your phone, you butt-dial people. it's what you do. todd! if you want to save fifteen percent or more on car insurance, you switch to geico. it's what you do. i know we just met like, two months ago... yes! [crowd cheering] [crowd cheering over phone] leon: once again, the breaking news, cnn reporting moments ago in egyptair flight heading from paris to cairo has disappeared from radar. passengers on board, 10 crewmembers. we don't know where or how the airplane may have from radar, but it did so before entering egyptian airspace. the airline said the flight number is ms805. -- ms804. egyptair will release the information

it left tulsa, oklahoma, this morning, on the next leg of its around the world journey. it's expected to land in dayton, ohio, tomorrow. that's when the wright brothers set up their base of operations to study flight more than a century ago. the swiss built plain runs entirely off solar energy. in addition to dayton the plane is expected to make one more stop in the u.s. before crossing the atlantic. >>> scientist believe a simple solution could safe sea turtles. a university of florida study found when beaches are cleared of man-made and natural debris the turtles were 200% more likely to nest. researchers believe beach restoration project quds help the population resurge, at least four sea turtle species are listed as endangered or critically endangered. >>> up next, spotty showers return to the bay area tomorrow. meteorologist drew tuma lets you know if you'll see rain where you live, coming up next. >> coming up in sports we'll show you if nyquist could win the second jewel of the triple crown, and you hear from steph curry as the warriors prepare >>> the warriors ar

it left tulsa, oklahoma, this morning, on the next leg of its around the world journey., ohio, tomorrow. that's when the wright brothers set up their base of operations to study flight more than a century ago. the swiss built plain runs entirely off solar energy. in addition to dayton the plane is expected to make one more stop in the u.s. before crossing the atlantic. >>> scientist believe a simple solution could safe sea turtles. a university of florida study found when beaches are cleared of man-made and natural debris the turtles were 200% more likely to nest. researchers believe beach restoration project quds help the population resurge, at least four sea turtle species are listed as endangered or critically endangered. >>> up next, spotty showers return to the bay area tomorrow. meteorologist drew tuma lets you know if you'll see rain where you live, coming up next. >> coming up in sports we'll show you if nyquist could win the second jewel of the triple crown, and you hear from steph curry as the warriors prepare >>> the warriors are looking to win back homecourt

it's expected to land in tulsa just before 9:00 tonight our time. >>> and the round the world journeyke it to new york, europe, then back to abu dhabi where it began. >>> the labels make you think they are healthy but it turns out a lot of the diet food items on store shelves are fooling you. one of the big culprits, diet soda. experts say they are loaded with artificial sweeteners that are actually sweeter than sugar. another food you might think is healthy is vanilla yogurt but many have the same sugar content as ice cream. also, fat-free flavored coffee creamer is made with mostly sugar and oil and muffins often have more calories than a donut. >> everything in moderation, right. >>> officers in one northern california police department have come up with a new way to deter speeding. take a close look at this photo. the officer staked out on a residential sonora street is a plastic decoy. police wrote a tongue in cheek facebook post urging people to be kind to him. they say officer andrew matthews is shy and probably won't talk very much. [ laughter ] >> shy, huh? [ laughter ] >> do

it left tulsa, oklahoma, early this morning on its next leg on the around the world journey. it's expected to land in dayton, ohio, tomorrow, wrt wright brothers set up their base of operations to study flight more than a century ago. the swiss-made plane runs entirely on solar energy. in addition to dayton, the plane is expected to make one more stop in the u.s. before it crosses the atlantic. >>> scientists believe a simple solution could save sea turtles from the extinction. a university of florida study found when beaches are cleared of debris the turl els are 200% more likely to rest. scientists believe this could help the population resurge. at least four sea territory els species are listed as endangered or critically endangered. >>> coming up next on abc 7 news at 9, dehe tails of this special delivery traveling just 16 miles but taking 18 hours. >>> and spotty showers return to the bay area tomorrow. meteorologist drew tuma lets you know if you'll see rain where you live, coming up next. >>> i'm rick quan coming up in sports. we'll show you if the giants could bounce

. >>> solar 2 landed last night in tulsa, oklahoma, after a 16-hour trip from phoenix.p is planned as it heads to abu dhabi. the plane is powered completely by the sun. >>> on the cbs "money watch," another major retailer racks up losses, and the tsa finds big money with loose change. jill wagner with that and more. good morning. >>> good morning, stocks on wall street were up, then down, and finished where they started. the dow finished nine points hire, the s&p was down -- high ethe s&p was down less than a point, the in that case fell three points. >>> nordstrom shares took a hitt losing 17% an lower than expected first-quarter sales. they're the latest retailer to post disappointing earnings. sales fell 1.7%. the company also cut its profit forecast, and it is heavily discounting items to clear out unsold advisory. >>> sub view recalling nearly -- subaru is recalling nearly 15,000 u.s. models because of potential steering problems. the recall covers the 2016 and 2017 legacy and 2016 to 2017 outback models built from february 29th to may 6th. steering may not work be

. >>> that plane trying to fly around the world landed overnight in in tulsa after an 18-hour flight in phoenix. there will be one more top in the u.s. before the plane takes off for a flight across the atlantic to europe or north africa. >>> carly trent who vanished last week is back home with her parents. but now her uncle faces kidnapping charges. two men found her and 57-year-old gary simpson near the virginia border in northern tennessee. one held simpson at gunpoint, the other called 911. trent is said to be okay. >>> a medical malpractice lawsuit in the death of joan rivers has been settled. rivers died following a routine throat procedure at a new york city clinic. her daughter accused doctors of performing an unauthorized biopsy taking selfies while her mother was unconscious and failing to notice her vital signs were plummeting and says the settlement allowed her to put the legal aspects of her mother's death behind her. >>> there's been a second evacua cyberattack on a global bank. it targeted a commercial bank. not clear how much was taken. this comes as investigators are

. >> the aircraft touched down in tulsa after an 1-hour flight from phoenix after oklahoma, the plane is expected to make at least one more stop in the u.s. before crossing the atlantic lug. >> should make it to jfk in the next couple of weeks. >> the ideal flight speed is about 28 miles per hour. they can double that during the day if the sun's rays are strong enough. the speed depends on that. >> no concord there. >> this is not high speed. >>.cog up, be later in the mix," the place where a piece of dust can actually crack a windshield. >> first calls to cancel the olympics as scientists learn more and more about the devastating effects of the zrvegs many theaters are now refusing to compete. the details ahead. >> have you heard about this? calvin klein's racy new ad campaign sparking outrage and being called perverted for its photos. is it working. > remember to find us on facebook twitter @abcwnn. you're watching "world news now." >>> anyone out there afraid of clowns is not going to be helped by this story. you're looking at a dad in wales who was flipped by a clown only the stun

. >>> it took almost two hours to free this driver of a truck in tulsa, after the semi hit the base ofrge highway sign. the crash was so powerful the sign supports actually pushed into the cab. but turns out the driver had actually swerved to avoid another collision and no one he was injured. police are now looking for the driver. the car they say actually caused that crash. >>> drivers in the nation's midsection this morning will have to watch out for flooding. roads through the western mountains could be a little slick and wet roads are possible in new england. >>> if you're flying, airport delays are most likely in kansas city and denver. >>> bill cosby is expected to be back in court today after his failed attempt to delay a key hearing in his criminal sex assault case. >> for the first time in years the 78-year-old comedian may finally be confronted face-to-face by one of his accusers. andrea constant. a judge will decide if there is enough evidence to put him on tile for sexual assault. yesterday's decision was an 11th hour move by the prosecutor's office only days before the sta

tulsa, wichita falls to sherman to mcallester. and the timing of the storms is late today. the storms haven't begun to form yet. also around washington, d.c., how's this for a stat, today should make 15 days in a row with some measurable precipitation. it's been kind of a gloomy weather pattern. >> it has been gloomy on the east coast. >>> taylor swift's security team had to jump into action after a man described by police as emotionally disturbed showed up at her doorstep in new york city. police cuffed the man and took him to the hospital for evaluation. so far no charges have been filed. >>> one man's loyalty to domino's pizza paid off after the pizza team saved his life. employees at an oregon shop noticed 11 days had passed since the last order. concerned they called 911 and police heard cries for help and found him on the floor of his home and he's recovering now in a hospital. >>> nasa scientists say they have confirmed over 1,200 new planets outside the solar system that more than doubles the number of so called xo planets known to man. it raises concerns that anoth

louis, down through springfield, tulsa, kansas city. also be on alert for an active week of severe storms. i'm meteorolt for cbs news. stay safe. >> now don champion has more on the devastation in the plains. >> i'm going to agree. it's going to be at least probably an ef-2 tornado. very strong, violent winds right there the a the surface. >> reporter: deadly tornadoes tore through southern oklahoma monday afternoon and evening. multiple homes were damaged or destroyed in garvin county, where an elderly man was killed. >> it looks like it's completely level. >> reporter: people living nier wynnewood returned to find their homes completely destroyed. forecasters say millions of people are still in the path of potentially violent weather. don champion, cbs news. >>> well, alberta, canada, officials say most of canada's main oil city of fort mcmurray has been spared from a massive wildfire, but two neighborhoods were all but wiped out. it's estimated some 2400 incinerated. it will be weeks before some 80,000 evacuated residents will be abl

smith and mcallister and dallas had some last night and dancing around abilene this morning and near tulsa. wet weather out there. this front is slowly marching to the east during the day today. areas from indiana indianapolis to cincinnati and detroit and columbus and louisville and nashville and memphis and northern portions of mississippi and alabama and could see scattered strong storms and not everybody will get hit and hit areas of the carolinas from charlotte north wards to roanoke and richmond is where we could see isolated storms today. we will have to see if the streak continues for washington, d.c. now at 15 days in a row, with at least some wet weather, very gloomy beginning to may. today 74 with breaks of sun and maybe showers late in the day and southeast is good and everyone out west, toasty! that is your national weather. here is a closer look at your day ahead. >>> florida looks dry today but the showers and storms that are in areas of arkansas and missouri will be heading into the kentucky and also tennessee today. all through ohio you have a good chance of see ago shower

from tulsa up to mcallister. still some rainy weather from the d.c. area to virginia.esterday, yesterday was 14 days in a row in washington, d.c., jonathan, with a trace of rain. that's a streak we'd like to end. not today though. >>> yeah. as american as apple pie and budweiser? >>> and facebook gets the attention of a senator. at ay bank, no branches equals great rates. it's a fact. kind of like bill splitting equals nitpicking. but i only had a salad. it was a buffalo chicken salad. salad. wyou could just forget frthe beach wedding... and the beach booty... you could just book a different resort. like in alaska. they've got igloos. >>> now let's get a check on the morning's other headlines. we go to louis burgdorf for that. >> now the senate gop has launched an inquiry into facebook over claims of bias. it comes after the gizmodo article in which a former worker claimed that the social network suppressed conservative news articles from the trending topics. john thune has write up a letter to mark zuckerberg demanding that the company explain how trending articles ar

right around texarkana through tulsa and areas of western arkansas. think that is the red zone for the threat for long-track tornadoes and possibly some large hail. so we'll be keeping an eye out. again, this is later on this afternoon. this morning, you're fine. otherwise we look at a lot of rain on the radar here. look at nebraska through areas of northwestern iowa. and over the next couple of days, we're going to see a lot of rain in this part of the country. we could see up to two or three inches of rain. so it's all or nothing in this kind of weather pattern. meanwhile, in the northeast and the west coast, lots to like about this weather. we're talking about sunshine, comfortable temperatures. again, the middle part of the country, the worst. but the coasts looking good. >> good weather. it's like bookends. >> got to love it. >> thanks so much for that. >>> the man accused of killing three people in a two-day shooting spree in washington is set to appear in court today. a federal security officer faces numerous charges. he's alleged to have fatal

look at this swath of severe weather expected from wichita falls, oklahoma city, tulsa, springfield, st. louis, kansas city, a lot of big cities here. we could see more tornadoes tomorrow. >> all right, rob, thank you. >>> in the meantime tonight, to major new developments in the race for the white house. with the next round of primaries being held today, tonight, new signs of possible trouble for hillary clinton in the general election. in three crucial battleground states, take a look tonight. new pomes out this evening showing donald trump closing in. in florida, just one point behind. in pennsylvania, the same. while in the must-win state of ohio, clinton is actually trailing trump. tonight, the trump campaign is answering new questions, did they select a delegate who is a well-known white nationalist? abc's cecilia vega on the campaign tonight. >> reporter: tonight, it is the closest the white house has come to an endorsement. >> you bring up the next president. we're all anxious to see who that -- >> who she i >> reporter: vice president joe biden telling robin roberts this ele

it left tulsa, oklahoma this morning headed for dayton, ohio this. is video from the launch this morning. flight is expected to take 18 hours with arrival any minute now. it will finish up its u.s. tour with a trip to new york city. it began back in march in 2016 in abu dabai. >> a cloudy and wet start to the week mend some areas. >> the big question now is how long is this cold weather going to last. mark hasse more. >> we had some rainfall earlier today across parts of the bay area. we were advertising a weak system and some areas picked up pretty impressive amounts. take a look at some of the totals. one sensor is showing rain. san jose just over a tenth of an inch, same for cupertino. this is our camera, san jose cam remark looking out towards the full moon. you can see, just to the right that is mars. we have relatively clear skies to see that. over the past 12 hours we've been tracking the clouds here in the bay area, the rain showers and snow showers. latest radar imagery not showing much. just a little bit of activity, the main focus up in pa

tulsa, little rock, shreveport. damaging winds, large hail, more tornadoes possible. and also heavy rain. a lot of saturated ground, so flooding will be an issue as well. >> rob, thanks so much. >>> and north of the border, the raging wildfires still racing across the territory. abandoned cars littering the road. police at checkpoints forced to wear masks to breathe. here's neal karlinsky with new images from inside the destruction. >> reporter: in rugged northern alberta, the massive wildfire just won't stop. but tonight, for the first time, it is slowing down. thanks to much cooler temperatures and even a small amount of rain blowing in. more than 500 firefighters, 15 helicopters and 14 air tankers, taking on a blaze that's grown to more than 620 square miles. the thousands who had been cut off to the north of the fire zone are now safely out of harm's way. >> all i thought is, dear lord, if you can get my children safe, then i don't care. >> reporter: pictures from inside what's left of ft. mcmurray show a city transformed. some homes virtually untouched near other

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which made a stop in the bay area touched down in dayton last night completing its latest leg from tulsay solar panels on its wings that run four electric motors. the swiss plane started his journey in march 2015 in abu dhabi. his next stop is new york city. >>> thousands of people came to san mateo event center for the 11th annual maker fair. the unique event is described as part science fair, part county fair and it brings together artists and do-it- yourself enthusiasts from all over the world. one of the big draws was drone racing. 40 teams competed in a glow-in- the-dark course at the fairgrounds. >> we have fire and rockets and robots and homegrown village where you can learn how to ferment, you can have -- learn how to compost. we've got a whole host of things. >> the fair wrapped up a short time ago at 6:00 but plans are already underway for next year's fair. >>> let's check in with our meteorologist mark tamayo to talk about your lovely sunday and what's going to happen for the work week. i felt like friday we had those winds, yesterday was a little cool in the evening. what can

tulsa, oklahoma, there. the remnants of bonnie, we've been talking about it. just showers from now, but a plum of moisture going to sweep all out. much droier into tuesday. >> ginger, thank you. >>> now, to the growing outrage after a 4-year-old boy slipped into a gorilla enclosure and the desperate decision to kill the animal. the shocking incident caught on camera. the gorilla and boy face to face for several minutes before the 400-pound silverback was shot. tonight, officials defending their actions amid anger and an outpouring of support for the animal. here's abc's marci gonzalez. we want to warn you, you might find some of these images graphic. >> reporter: tonight, growing outrage about this close encounter. those ten terrifying minutes the child spent inside the zoo exhibit, causing the endangered silverback to lose his life. >> oh, my god! oh, my god! >> reporter: the horrifying scene playing out in front of the boy's mother. >> mommy loves you! i'm right here. >> reporter: at one point, 17-year-old harambe and the 4-year-old boy appear to look at eac

it does include tulsa. gets into little rock into the overnight hours. damaging wind, large hail and obviously some tornadoes. and a bit of a break tomorrow, david, but another threat on wednesday. a very active pattern. very anxious times ahead. >> very difficult night ahead. you'll stale on this through "gma." rob, thank you. >>> next, to the race for the white house tonight, and major developments there. did donald trump flip-flop on taxes? and the battle for the republican party now. trump saying he's willing to go it alone if some gop leaders do not rally to support him. and tonight, house speaker paul ryan saying he'll step aside as the party's convention chief this summer, if trump wants him to. a big meeting between trump and ryan planned for thursday. meanwhile, tonight, hillary clinton pushing forward with the general election. today, trying to reach out to swing voters who have gone either way in previous years. in this case, today, suburban women. abc's tom llamas on the campaign trail for us tonight. >> reporter: tonight, house speaker paul

this is video of the landing in tulsa. it will next head to new york city. >>> take a look at this. you imagine? sink hole just opens up on a city street in china. a security camera captured the moment the cars and the tree fell into the hole. a crane was needed to get some of the vehicles back on to the street. fortunately no one was hurt. >> let's talk about our weather. many of us will try to salvage what is left of our weekend after yesterday's down force. here is a live look outside. karen thomas tells us there is lingering showers about. >> absolutely, lingering. and isolated. you may be dry why you are, and that is what is happening at this hour. we have drizzle going through the area. plenty of overcast skies down here in wild wood. the wet boardwalk. take your wet weather gear. peeks of sunshine. we're hope for that, especially midday. then a midweek warm up, just sit back and relax on that one. you can see the seven day at the bottom of the screen showing you a little bit of that in terms of 80 degree temperatures coming our way. you see light rain pushing into the city of

tulsa, oklahoma, there, too. the remnants of bonnie, we've been talking about it. just showers for now, but plume of moisture that led up along the east coast making for a rainy memorial day, we're going to sweep that all out. much drier into tuesday. >> all right, several systems we're watching tonight. ginger, thank you. >>> now, to the growing outrage after a 4-year-old boy slipped into a gorilla enclosure and the desperate decision to kill the animal. the shocking incident caught on camera. the gorilla and boy face-to-face for several minutes before the 400-pound silverback was shot. tonight, officials defending their actions amid anger and an outpouring support for the endangered animal. and now, new clues into how the frightening ordeal began. here's abc's marci gonzalez. and we want to warn you, you might find some of these images graphic. >> mommy's right here! >> reporter: tonight, growing outrage about this close encounter. those ten terrifying minutes the child spent inside the zoo exhibit, causing the endangered silverback to lose his life. >> oh, my go

that is southwest of tulsa. them inem western kansas and western sections of oklahoma. really dramatic.dram here's what's going out there now. they're still remaining under a tornado watch. what we're seeing is more of af line of storms as opposed to opp those individual super cells, but crazy night out there whilee we finally break out of our very gloomy weather pattern and get to enjoy a beautiful mild night ahead and a gorgeous day tomorrow.morr what is weather day? i'll explain that in just a moment. but we want you to join us ifn you can. the humidity was great today. it won't be bad to youre knowledge either. it sneaks back into town on thursday and it willç be noticeable if not just little uncomfortable. as the humidity increases a possibility of lake week storms floating around on thursday and friday. our weather team will be out att the nats game tomorrow. we go early because a lot oflo school kids come to hear the weather presentation that he we do at 10 in the morning and then we stay for the game. w

the setup, across the country you have seen more severe weather out here by tulsa. parts of nebraska and kansas. the showers -- i mean, the severe weather has been an issue. this system, is affecting us now and as it migrates east, in a day and a half or two days it will create severe weather for the plane stays. this -- plain states. east and clear lake, let's back it up a little bit. you will see some lightning. to come back, and then you start to see this develop, 5:15 pm. those are a little spooky. you do not need lightning strikes this time of year for fire. in the inland valleys, it will be warmer and tomorrow it will be warmer still. we will be in the midshipman 70s and low 80s. 73 fairfield. it is 5 degrees warmer and santa rosa. it is much cooler. she came in from the east and she says it was much cooler. around the bay the temperatures stay a little bit cooler. for the overnight forecast. take a look, you have a lot of cloud cover in the morning, look for the oranges, you could see some of the oranges, those are 80s, he will he see 60s, 70s, and 80s around

there are reports of homes damaged near tulsa, oklahoma as well. two people were critically injured in kansas. the region could get another round of storms tomorrow. >> burning a trump flack, throwing rocks at police officers, run hundreds of people protested at a trump event in albuquerque, new mexico, yesterday. let's get right to "today in the bay" tracy potts. a lot of attacks happening, not just from protesters, but the candidates, themselves. >> reporter: exactly, first the violent protests. we saw a lot of those people with mexican flags, upset trump would bring his anti-immigration message to new mexico. protesters outside donald trump's albuquerque rally throwing rocks at police in the dark. several officers responded with smoke cannisters. inside, trump responded to hillary clinton's claim that he was rooting for the housing crisis that destroyed millions of americans. >> that's what i'm supposed to do. i'm in business. okay. >> why on earth would we elect somebody president who actually wrote it for the collapse of the mortgage market? >

it landed in dayton after taking off from tulsa, oklahoma 17 hours earlier. dayton is the birth place of the wright brothers. the plane is expected to stop in new york before crossing the atlanta tick --tic before flying to africa or europe. >>> we have the gray and the gloom. >> reporter: yesterday was gloomy and cloudy. today is not that good either. patchy drizzle and clouds in the viewing area especially across south jersey and gloucester county and the western suburbs. 68 degrees in philadelphia. warmer north and west, you go to into into the lehigh valley they could be closer to 70. 66 in allentown. trenton, 63. there's our 64. wilmington, 63. a little bit cooler in atlantic city, 56. cape may, 59 degrees. satellite and radar again you can see the clouds trying to thin out a little bit just west of the city. you go farther to the west, you start to get into that rain shield again from harrisburg into haggers town and punxsutawney this is where the upper leveling low is thinning out. more clouds and that's interesting there, more showers and steadier per