there was extensive damage in tupelo, mississippi.s telling people to stay home because of downed trees and power lines. there were more damaged buildings reported about 170 miles southwest of tupelo. no word on deaths or injuries. >> more expected today from oklahoma to ohio. tornados are possible but strong winds and large hail are the main threats. >>> breaking overnight, a tragic update in a scene involving possible human trafficking. the coast guard confirms at least four people are dead after a boat broke apart in the waters off san diego. there were nearly three dozen people thrown into the rough waters near point loma yesterday. the search for victims continued through the night. here's abc's will carr. >> reporter: it was a desperate attempt to save lives off the coast of san diego. >> a 40-foot trawler aground with multiple persons in the water. >> reporter: 30 people were tossed into chilly water. at least three drowned, the vessel destroyed. pieces seen floating along the rugged shore. u.s. border patrol on the scene takin

tupelo he was in tupelo. so he he had quite a few areas that he had gone to and served. was a cannon shooter. so by the time he had gotten now he did hearing problems, but other than that, you know what he did after the war not after the war listening to my great great. aunt i ask her what job did he had and she said oh, baby he didn't have a job he wasn't a soldier he folded in the civil war so that was his job, so that's the only thing that i knew about him as far as the census goes it said that he his occupation before mustering in was was a farmer, but other than that after the war, that's all we know. and so you're going to walk down pennsylvania avenue. yes, i am so i will be walking down pennsylvania honoring my great great grandfather. so it will be a great adventure tell us about your organization. what do you do on a regular basis? well on a regular basis we have members most of the members are reenactor, but we also have teachers the historians other scholars people that are interested in the african-american participation in the civil war. so we go to all of

the city of tupelo apparently took a direct hit. the national weather service calling the situation especially dangerous and life-threatening. >> reporting extensive damage near the elvis presley museum. power lines are down across the roads. the full scale of the damage won't be known until daylight. >> earlier we saw peopleround b. another touchdown in mississippi sunday. we will take a closer look at today's weather in just a few minutes. >>> the other big story this morning, a tragedy at sea. at least four people have died and dozens are hospitalized after their boat capsized off california. the debris now washing onto the beach as authorities reveal who was behind this. >> reporter: the call came in sunday morning. a boat off the san diego coast appeared to be in trouble. >> a report of a 40-foot bound with multiple persons in the water. >> multiple people tossed into the water as their boat flipped over, then broke apart on the rocks. >> this was a mass rescue operation that turned into a mass casualty incident. we had about 3

pushes t around lunchtime, now looking at looking at lake charles to tupelo. you heard how volatile it was there. tomorrow could be a repeat performance. then tuesday night new orleans to the atlanta area. why for a relatively quiet april, why is may starting off with so much activity? the jet stream is whipping, starting at the south, over 100, starting at the south, over 100 miles an hour, up miles an hour, up to 5,000, feet, that pulls the air surface up, get the jet stream and racing for tornadoes in. dallas you started off not worrying about tornadoes kicking in. you've got to worry about it tonight. keep your eyes on the sky. >> o'donnell: lonnie quinn, thank you so much. tonight the coast guard has called off the search for victims from that disaster at sea just off southern california. we now know three people were killed when a boat capsized as dozens of migrants from mexico and central america were smuggled into the country. lilia luciano reports from san diego. >> reporter: as investigators sift through the wreckage of a suspected smuggling vessel,

. >> reporter: back in tupelo, terrell william's roof was partially torn off. >> it came around herebout 30 seconds a 30 seconds and then that was it. >> reporter: he was huddled in this bathroom with 12 people when the storm hit. >> i'm blessed everybody did not get hurt or anything like that. so, it could have been worse. could have been worse. >> reporter: and, norah, these are dangerous storms that we're talking about. there was one fatality confirmed in georgia. here in mississippi, the crews are hard at work along this street and you can see they're just dealing with damage, and that is something, as terrell said, the residents are grateful for. there were no reported injuries here. norah. >> o'donnell: very lucky. jessi mitchell, thank you so much. let's turn now to cbs' lonnie quinn. good evening, lonnie. so, is this threat over? >> reporter: definitely not, norah. i want to talk you to the radar picture. i'll show you where it's not over. we had a tornado come through atlanta early this morning. take a look at the radar picture, the strong line of storms are in south carolin

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i want to show you some pictures we just got in from tupelo, mississippi.d a tornado emergency at one point last night around 10:00 p.m. it looked like a huge tornado was going to go right through town. we have some pictures, we have some damage, but happy to report it was not this devastating storm that killed a lot of people, destroyed a lot of homes. there is damage, but we thought it was going to be a lot worse. let's look at what happened. we had this tornado outbreak through mississippi, 21 tornadoes were reported yesterday alone, some of them were pretty strong, the one near yazu city was strong and the one that went through tupelo. today we will have more severe weather. right now we have a break, light rain in the ohio valley, pouring in tennessee and we have some thunderstorms rolling through kansas and areas of iowa. later on today these are the areas that you need to know you could have some severe weather to deal with, st. louis, little rock, foort smith, memphis, to nashville, even atlanta and columbia, montgomery could be isolated storms, we

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kellen city said about a 30 of the citizens have lost power there's widespread damage in the city of tupeloncluding downed power lines that are block roads. there has been no word of any injuries >> nbc meteorologist good morni. >> good morning, we never like to see nocturnal tornadoes that's unfortunately what we're seeing across mississippi overnight. and it will continue to upper tennessee valley we saw them quite strong with an emergency tornado as that area but that has been lifted also watching a severe weather threat across the great lakes, things are starting to die down but do rev up this afternoon that's why we'll see enhanced to slight risk for the severe storms into the midwest into the high tennessee vallee higher elevations but you can see the warm air is in place for the deep south that's causing that severe weather. ladies, we'll take a look at each week ahead coming up. >> thank you >>> america is starting to run short on poultry, it's all thanked to a fried chicken craze. fast food chains like kfc says it's struggling to keep up with soaring demand for its new sandwich and

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there is also widespread damage in the city of tupelo including many downed trees and power lines. no word of any injuries. >>> meteorologist janessa webb has been all over that story on twitter. janessa, what more do we know about the severe weather >> yeah, good morning, ladies. good morning, everyone this was long track tornado. it happened about two hours ago where about 100,000 people were under a tornado emergency that has been lifted at this hour now we're just watching this storm system continue to expand north and east lsd watching a line of storms that's causing some severe weather, severe thunderstorm warnings they're just expiring. you see it's quite a light show from the high plains to the upper midwest. today once again, the severe threat will not -- will continue across the midwest into the upper tennessee valley we currently have 40 million enhanced risk for thvere and is across san antonio into the deep south. more on the severe weather coming up. ladies >> we'll hear from you then. thank you, janessa. >> thank you >>> eight people, including an infant are recoveri

tupelo mississippi took a direct hit after a tornado emergency was declared in the area late yesterdaythe tornado swept through, leaving homes gutted and neighborhoods littered with debris. you hear about it a lot, and you see it on tv a lot, but until you actually a part of it, that's when it really hits home. we're still just trying to process everything. and it's not over yet more damaging storms involving hail, high winds and possibly tornadoes are expected throughout the southeast region through tomorrow. i was reading about some of those storms that went through is rough, very rough, and unfortunately tomorrow as you mentioned it, be another rough day. we have a little bit of rough weather to talk about ourselves because we do have a part of the bay area tonight that is under a red flag warning and i know that doesn't you know, roll across the years and unease. anyway, right? we were a little early for this. but here we are. so solano county under that red flag morning until five p.m. on tuesday because of gusty wind, low relative humidity. and of course, we had warm temperatures

. >>> direct hit a tornado cuts a path of destruction through tupelo, mississippi. nearly two dozen tornadoes reported across the south. >> i didn't know what was going on i see trees down and everything. >> 40 million faces a new severe weather risk we've got your full forecast >>> tragedy at sea a boat capsizes and breaks apart off the san diego coast. at least four people killed, dozens more injured, pulled from the chilly waters surrounded by wreckage why officials believe it was a disturbing human smuggling operation. >> very dangerous area, and the smugglers don't care about the people they're exploiting. >> this morning the captain in custody, what he's saying to investigators straight ahead >>> down the drain inside the nationwide chlorine shortage that could impact your swimming pool this season. >>> all that, plus, honoring alex >> we really loved each other. you know, we really loved being in life together. >> our exclusive conversation with alex trebek's beloved wife, jean, on the joy he found in his final days >> he wanted to finish strong, and he did a

tupelo, tuscaloosa, you're included. >> ginger zee and steve osunsami, our thanks to you both tonight. >>> we learned late today that bill and melinda gates are ending their 27-year marriage. gates, cofounder of microsoft. the couple, two of the richest people in the world. as a couple through the bill and melinda gates foundation, they have donated billions to help people around the world. both are a force in the world of philanthropy and giving. here's our chief business correspondent rebecca jarvis. >> reporter: they are one of the world's richest couples, famous not just for how much money they've made, but how much they've given away. but tonight, after 27 years, bill and melinda gates are calling it quits. tweeting in a joint statement, "after a great deal of thought and a lot of work on our relationship, we have made the decision to end our marriage." bill gates, who cofounded microsoft, is now worth an estimated $124 billion. he and melinda cofounding the gates foundation and with warren buffett creating the giving pledge, where wealthy people commit to giving the majority of

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anywhere in the area, tupelo, montgomery, alabama, down to destin, florida, need to be on alert. >> a of concern, thank you. george. >>> now to those hopeful signs about the pandemic. new york, new jersey and connecticut have all now announced plans to fully re-open as the number of americans who received at least one dose of the vaccine tops 147 million. stephanie ramos joins us from broadway which is set to light up again soon, good morning, stephanie. >> reporter: george, good morning. here in new york in two weeks most of those pandemic-related capacity restrictions will be gone. pretty soon they'll be able to open their doors and light up their marquee. this morning, major re-openings across the country proving that summer could be close to normal. more than a year after covid hit, most pandemic-related capacity restrictions in the tri-state area will be lifted. new york and neighboring new jersey ending capacity restrictions for most businesses like bars, restaurants and gyms on may 19th. new york increasing limits for indoor and outdoor gatherings at concerts and sports venues.

in tupelo, an ef-1 tore a 12-mile path through the city. across the state, more heavy winds tossing trucks like toys. >> i looked out there, and it was behind me. it was in front of me when it started. >> reporter: dangerous weather also slamming parts of texas. this tornado spotted south of ft. worth, while overnight, multiple semi trucks were blown off the highway near dallas. >> we've been stuck here for, like, two hours. >> reporter: in west georgia, the storm turned deadly, claiming the life of a restaurant owner before barrelling toward metro atlanta. a rare, head-on hit for the heavily populated city. toppling trees and ripping the roof from this industrial complex. in this southwest community, neighbors had moments to scramble to safety, including atlanta mayor keisha lance bottoms. >> i got up, went to the back of the house, looked at the trees and thought, i've never seen that before. they were bent sideways. report in your back yard? >> in my back yard. >> reporter: she immediately started checking on her neighbors, all stunned t

service reported 18 tornadoes yesterday in mississippi alone causing extensive damage in some areas in tupelo, a tornado tore through the roofs of homes, uprooted trees, downed power lines. in calhoun city, light pole snapped off. trees hit homes and collapsed cars the severe storms remain a threat for much of the south tomorrow >>> police kald andrew brown jr. nearly two weeks ago today friends, family, relatives of other black men killed by cops gathered for his funeral, celebrating his life, while making new calls for the release of the body cam footage of his death. >>> fortnite, it's almost everywhere, but not on the iphone the legal showdown that could change apple's entire app store model, and the world of superheroes reimagined by black artists. how their real life experiences inspire the imaginary ones >> ♪ (ac/dc: back in black) ♪ ♪ ♪ the bowls are back. applebee's irresist-a-bowls all just $8.99. >>> at least three people are dead and dozens hurt ave. a suspected human smuggling boat crashed off san diego. coast guard officials say more than 30 people were packed on board. nbc's ga

a major nighttime tornado slamming tupelo, mississippi. 1 of the 23 reported tornadoes touching downissippi to louisiana. a massive funnel seen at close range. that twister crossing the road. power lines snapped, homes and businesses damaged by the powerful winds. rescue crews working through the night. now, more than 40 million on alert for more severe weather. the new storms on the move right now. >>> disaster at sea. a crowded boat with at least 30 people on board capsizing off the california coast. part of a suspected human smuggling operation. >> oh, my gosh. >> people thrown into the water. at least four ki.

intense storms swept through communities in and around tupelo, tearing up trees and destroying homes.were in disbelief after seeing the damage. >> i have never seen nothing like this before that happened to me, you know. it just hurts. >> there were no reports of deaths or injuries, but as the storm front moved east, a tornado was blamed for one death in atlanta. president biden says the u.s. will admit up to 62,500 refugees through september when the federal fiscal year ends. today's announcement came after he was criticized for keeping the trump administration cap of 15,000. also today, the administration said it has begun reuniting families separated at the southern border during the trump era. we will talk with the secretary of homeland security, alejandro mayorkas later. three people are dead off the coast of california in a suspected human smuggling operation. 29 others were injured and one remained critical today. the boat broke apart sunday in strong surf along a rocky shoreline. there was no word on the nationalities of the victims and survivors. in elizabeth city north carol

video taken earlier in tupelo shows damaged homes, up rooted trees and downed power lines. tornadoes touched down in calhoun city. so far there are no reports of anyone being hurt. >>> let's get a check of the weather with mike. >> yeah, that is amazing. look at this, mississippi is not a very big state and they had 22 tornadoes unconfirmed so far. you can see it got peppered which is pretty normal movement for a storm like we had. it is anywhere from fort smith, arkansas to almost cincinnati, just south of st. louis where we have the best chance of tornadoes today. it is going to be another active day on a bigger scale than yesterday day. back here at home, it's quiet. look at san francisco, we are at 47 at the sunset to 52 in the marina, clear conditions. 62 in pittsburgh, 66 in tracey. mid-to upper 40s from the south bay to the peninsula to belmont. let's look at today, warmer than average by noon, 73 to 80 away from the coast. low 60s at the coast. we will be in the 80s, flirting with 90 inland. very comfortable if you are headed out this evening, 7:00, still mid-to upp

lake charles, i-10, baton rouge, up through tupelo, maybe south of memphis tomorrow with heavy rain comingthe back side of this, 3 to 6 inches then a severe weather threat will lift north >>> good saturday morning that deck of low clouds below 1,000 feet. we got the fog at the coast. the winds increasing today. it will be gusty but sunny and elevated fire danger as we get into sunday, under and tuesday. 76 in santa rosa the accu- >>> it's may 1st. you know what that means, dan, open up the pool, baby, come on. >> oh, yeah. >> we're coming over. >> or the pond. >> the pond is good for you. >> the pond is good for you. speaking of the pond, we sent rob back upstairs. you had one weekend here in the studio and then back to the pond studio. >> clearly i struck out. >> it's because janai is here that we're at capacity. we still love you dearly, rob. >> also, janai doesn't like him. >> that's not true. >> talk to you soon. all right. draft day dreams. they are coming true with one big pick returning to his roots and giving back now. abc's trevor ault is at nfl headquarters here in new york city

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intense storms swept through communities in and around tupelo, tearing up trees and destroying homes. some were in disbelief today, after seeing the damage. >> i really don't know. i don't... i can't... i just never seen nothing like this before that happens to me. you know... i'm just hurt. >> woodruff: there were no reports of deaths or injuries in mississippi. but as the storm front moved east, a tornado was blamed for one death in atlanta. president biden says the u.s. will admit 62,500 refugees through september, when the federal fiscal year ends. today's announcement came after he was criticized for keeping the trump cap of just 15,000. also today, the biden administration said it's begun reuniting families who were separated at the southern border during the trump era. we'll talk to secretary of homeland security alejandro mayorkas, later in the program. three people are dead off san diego, california, in a suspected human smuggling operation. 29 others were injured, and one remained critical today. the boat broke apart sunday in strong surf along a rocky shoreline. there was n

new orleans, up to tupelo, you'll see that, and a pocket east of denver with a short wave. that will bring in a threat for severe storms and that will push east into st. louis and the heartland during the day tomorrow for the same similar threats and that will push farther to the south on tuesday. we've got multiple days here and multiple spots of seeing a severe weather threat across the country. time for your local forecast. >>> good sunday morning. im lisa argen. high fire danger for solano county including vacaville, fairfield, and vallejo as winds gust out of the north and the relative humidity drop. e-com we warm up a bit with low to mid-80s and then. 66 in the city. 82, santa rosa. breezy around the bay. accuweather forecast forecast, pretty warm totototototototototo >>> that's what's happening in the lower 50,000 feet or so of the atmosphere. what's been going on in outer >>> that's what's happening in the lower 50,000 feet or so of the atmosphere. what's been going on in outer space and splashing down? it's exciting stuff what's going on in our space flight operati

tupelo mississippi also took a direct hit after a tornado emergency was declared in the area late yesterdayhoods littered with debris. you hear about it a lot, and you see it on tv a lot, but until you actually a part of it, that's when it really hits home. we're still just trying to process everything. and it's not over yet. mork damaging storms involving hail, high winds and possibly tornadoes are expected throughout the southeast region through tomorrow. yeah, i gotta tell you have covered quite a few tornadoes in my career, and it is always the toughest weather for me because it's so devastating right? you get people in such a difficult situation. thankfully, we don't have anything to worry about in that department here in california, very rare to see a tornado here. it happens, but very rare. but we did have some heat today and that is for sure. so let's take a look at some of the highest today they were exceptionally impressive. 93 sandra fell. how about 91 in napa 91 in santa rosa and conquered antioch? 91 92, fairfield, even san francisco. pretty impressive there 70 degrees and 80 a

if you have a family of four in new york versus a family of four in tupelo, mississippi, you get the. cost of living is very different depending on where you live. it's also important to note that this expanded tax credit is only temporary. the american rescue plan is what we saw passed in march. we will see that for this year. the biden administration would like to make this more long term. you have lawmakers like michael bennett, cory booker who are pushing to make this permanent. at the very least, we have heard from people inside the biden administration that want to make the monthly payments permanent. will it be expanded, more money than it was months ago? that we don't know. >> stephanie ruhle, thank you. >> good to see you. >>> this morning, time running out for any movement on the president's infrastructure bill in congress. the senate is in break. the house will leave for a month later this week. now, so many areas are facing urgent emergencies with no time to spare. we are live in memphis. a bridge that connects tennessee with arkansas that has been closed for a week. what

the city of tupelo taking a direct hit overnight.orms downing power lines and damaging homes and uprooting trees. no injuries were reported. today two separate storm systems pose a threat to the southeast and midwest. and an investigation is underway after a deck collapses during a birthday party at a tennessee restaurant. 11 people were sent to the hospital. this does include two with critical injuries it happened while a group of more than 40 people were taking a picture. some reportedly fell about two stories. the county's building department will inspect the deck to find the cause of the incident. and kyle busch taking the checkered flag at kansas speedway on his 36th birthday. >> win for the first time this year kyle busch goes to victory lane. he wins the bushy mcbush race 400. and one step closer to history with a trip to victory lane for 17 straight. [laughter] sorry. brian: more "fox & friends" in a moment. ore discovering nexium 2r to treat her frequent heartburn, marie could only imagine enjoying freshly squeezed orange ju