moving east with another round of severe weather expected tomorrow in parts of pennsylvania and upstate new york. our team is covering the latest from the region this evening. we begin with gabe gutierrez outside dallas. gabe? >> reporter: kate, good evening. authorities here spent the day urgently searching for more victims. thousands of people are still without power. and as we take a live look from the air, you can see the mangled debris. incredibly, everyone inside this event venue survived, but if the tornado had struck just an hour later, this building would have been packed with high school students. in east texas, the wide path of destruction stretches for 35 miles in van zandt county alone. in the small town of canton, at least four people were killed. more than 50 were hurt. >> i don't know how we got out of the house. >> reporter: larry birdsong and his wife barely survived, huddled in a hallway, as their home collapsed around them. their daughter found them among the debris. >> my only concern is that they were okay. everything else can be replaced. it's just material stuff. >> got o

>> former president bill clinton received an honorary doctorate in upstate new york and to lizard the cut -- delivered the commencement address to graduates. this is half an hour. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2017] >> i now present william , dr. ofn clinton letters. [applause] >> william jefferson clinton, 42nd president of the united states, born in the aptly named city of hope, arkansas, to a recently widowed mother and raised by a comparing grandfather with a high school education. service as aic teenager by president john f. kennedy, and taught by his own college professor that america was the greatest nation in history because our people believed into things. that tomorrow could be better than today, and that everyone has a perfect -- personal responsibility to work to that end. for your public service as general,s attorney governor, and former president of the united states, for your continued philanthropic work across the

radar showing the highest point to the allegheny central pennsylvania through upstate new york, seeing pretty rare for this part of the world. radar closer to home showing light rain from hagerstown back to western portions of frederick county and trying to get in -- al to northern montgomery county. passing showers north of washington this morning then later this afternoon, we'll all have a chance of showers. here's what it looks like, sunshine quickly becoming cloudy. we'll have a few peaks of sun this afternoon, again, passing showers in the forecast through about 4:00, 5:00. a shower chance moves off. we clear out and wake up to a bright and sunny monday morning. monday looks really nice. to the left when it comes to sunshine. it should be mostly sunny but still cool. high temperatures today, just 40. 64 in washington, 63 in annapolis, only in the upper 50's in points off towards our west with a decent breeze. low temperatures overnight, 44 in washington, but look at these 30's showing up north and west, upper 30's not a frost concern yet, although locally as you get toward winches

through much of upstate new york. really from boston to philadelphia if you're driving i-95 or 87 or 90, buffalo, all those places you may have to face downpours. haven't been bad in terms of airport delays, could get worgs for major cities. i mentioned houston, but also atlanta, detroit, chicago could face weather related delays. temperatur for this holiday quite warm. actually very hot as you head off further to areas of the west where we're above normal but cooler in parts of the northeast and staying warm but not quite as hot as what we've seen in texas. notice back in the 80s as opposed to 90s where temperatures have been past few days. overall stormy conditions in the north and south but west looking great for memorial day holiday. >> all right. bonnie, thank you very much. >>> senator john mccain is commemorating memorial day in stray. he visited australia memorial and laid a wreath at the site honoring forces who fought alongside australians in world war ii. he praised the military alliance. >> every since the

this is what is left of the hudson valley more in upstate new york.opping centre. lunchtime, i'm in the food court. normally it would be really busy. as you can see, rather quiet. this is what happens when the big department stores leave that they ta ke department stores leave that they take the customers with them. in the last two years, both macy's and jcpenney have closed their doors at the hudson valley malt. the future of sears is looking rocky. independent kiosks become collateral damage. the maul is getting slower. almost every month. a lot of schools have left. we still have hope. in the absence of customers, hope maybe all he has. although it is a hope shared by the new owners of the shopping all who believe they can turnit shopping all who believe they can turn it around. we already well ahead of the pace of closures ahead of the recession 2007, 2000 eight. this is truly a new phenomenon. in my opinion, it is going to continue to expand right through this year, into 2018. you think we will see more closing this year and next year? yes. about

hejoins me now from hillsdale in upstate new york. we should be straight about this.e the director of the fbi for any reason whatsoever. for donald trump and his supporters, this is the democrats looking for excuses as to why they lost the election. this man needs to be surrounded by adulation. he cannot abide what he ta kes to adulation. he cannot abide what he takes to be disloyalty. he thought james comey was disloyal, along with sally yates and others. general flynn. there will be others. he needed a commitment from james comey. apparently james comey needed a commitment from james comey. apparentlyjames comey was invited to the white house previously. donald trump wanted to say, let me show you how big my thing is. and can i count on you? comey said "not in the political sense." donald trump needs slaveish obedience. we don't know whether thatis obedience. we don't know whether that is true. people at the side of james comey said he denied absolutely that donald trump was not under investigation. yet a president is entitled, a leader, is entitled to expect loyalt

in upstate new york, representative tom reed got an earful at his town hall meetings. many of their concerns focused on so-called pre-existing conditions. this man says he recently donated a kidney. >> now that i have a pre-existing condition my cost of health care could go up significantly and also i could possibly be denied health care. >> reporter: the republican bill would roll back the affordable care act's protections for patients with pre-existing conditions. that's one out of every four americans. health insurers would still have to cover them. but the bill does include a mechanism allowing insurance companies to raise rates on those patients, possibly even making their insurance unaffordable. in idaho, congressman raul labrador shot back at a constituent who told him people will die without access to health care. >> that line is so indefensible. nobody dies because they don't have access to health care. >> it will be great health care and your premiums will come down and your deductibles will come down. so you will have better health care at a lower cost. and

in another big story tonight, it is raining in the east from florida to upstate new york. this follows a system that brought floods this week to at least nine states in the midwest and the deep south. rivers rose to record levels in missouri, illinois, oklahoma, and arkansas, where residents were assessing the damage. michelle miller was there. >> reporter: in walnut ridge, arkansas, greg gill used a motorboat instead of a tracker to sail over his rice, corn, soybean and peanut plants. more than 5,000 acres of crops and ground in up to 16 feet of water. >> this is definitely not normal. you know, they say it was a 100-year flood, but this is the fourth one in my lifetime. >> reporter: bit by bit, greg and kim chaffin mopping up the last of 15 inches of floodwater that drenched their store just up the road in pocahontas. how big of a setback is this? >> well, what i told someone earlier is we probably lost 15% of our inventory. we're hoping that in two weeks we'll be back up and running. get right back here actually. >> reporter: the shop was in its new location for only tw

. >> where you see the enhanced threat here, colored in orange, pennsylvania, upstate, new york, damaging wind, heavy rain, hail and even isolated tornados will be likely. >> reporter: high schoolers in posey county, indiana were able to take the weekend weather in stride. >> it was a bummer, but it worked out fine. it seems like everybody was having a good time. >> reporter: they dressed up for a second straight day after flooding postponed saturday's prom. brook silva-braga, for cbs news, canton, texas. >> later today the department of water resources will conduct a final snowpack survey of the season. this is a look at the sierra from sky drone 5. the last measurement of the season is expected to break records according to electronic sensors. the snowpack is nearly double what it is normally this time of year. >>> it's a good thing, but the thing i'm worrying about is that you want a gradual warmup. you don't want go from unseasonably cool to unseasonably hot because then you get a faster melt of the snow and that's when you get the flooding so we will have to keep a watchful eye on th

that would thereby sector five reactionary a baptist minister from upstate new york was a vocal abolitionist since the 1840's. 30 years later, he was seeing the coming of the lord by the army. president lincoln and his ention -- this explicitly post position was voiced, and of the time i come where the perfect equality of the white and black race was to be established. as previously noted, winchester's women were the most immersive for if -- breast service -- he had me noted that he had on his incredible men than they were untiring and the efforts to show how they hated us. shared protestant religion -- could not bridge the divide. one of the very first families, a lady, dropped her bible or prayerbook and it was instantly picked up by one of our boys who stood by and handed it to the lady who scaled at him and refused to take it. if you have read about occupied virginia, you know raising the union flag over the street and women like going into the mud to avoid walking underneath. if most of the soldiers were new using -- new england yankees, citizens trembled a month later at the approach o

upstate new york, which is trump country, wisconsin, hawaii, he lived in oklahoma and now d.c. we know respect admire, and love lotted of people who voted for trump. we known them for years. we know that prevailing narrative did not clash with our own reality of the people we know. these people are among the best people we know. this project is sort of mission of understanding. trying to understand what's going on in these communities. host: let me take calls real quick. all others port st. lucie florida, christy hi. caller: i was asked how i feel about trump. host: do you have a question or comment for our guests? caller: well basically i think that on trump, i knew him. i lived right down the street from him growing up. i'm a disabled attorney. i am flabbergasted how little i get. i was working in my passion. so i never worked a day in my life. host: misdirected how? caller: you know, if you look at his proposal, for example his tax proposal, 15% tax cut he's doing it's going to to be financed by the poor. the tax code proposed will allow people to reorganize to llc. host: th

either railroad and i recreated the set, two flats, propped up from behind, i than old barn from upstate new yorkmerica, both sides and parties love the red barn. and that cycle house has the opposite connotations. it's almost like a good and evil words, i called the transitional object cycle born, it was sitting on top of the met, people could look at it from central park and see the cycle house on top of the net. we had a look through some of your well—known pieces, blown up shared, which people may or may not the familiar with but in terms of your thinking, on the selection, what you knew last week... that you now have to properly engage and produce a piece of sculpture to reflect... it could be in any form. i work in all kinds of ways. how are you thinking? i opened a show a couple of days ago which was more about the american election, a video piece, i don't know. i think what i'm going to do asi know. i think what i'm going to do as i always do is absorb myself in the material and ideas will emerge. i've had lots of ideas but i am going to bat those away because being out on the trail, othe

we'll take carr of our dairy farmers in wisconsin and upstate new york and a lot of other places. >>west economic growth as trade deficits dragged on the economy. gross domestic pukt down from 2.6 percent. and our trade deficit with canada almost 12 billion and trade deficit with mexico totaling 60 billion and the united states has a trade deficit in goods with china. joining us to talk about the trump administration's prospects and what it is doing to ensure stronger growth and trade is the secretary ross. it is great to have you with us. i know you are busy as you can be going after all of the issues. starting with one you highlighted today. that is on lumber. soft wood lumber which canada is dumping lumber in this country for a very long time supported by subbe sides in canada. >> unfortunately, lou, it is true. the way it works, the provinces own the sanding timber and they charge way below market fees for what is called stump sxaj namely the right to cut the trees down. that in turn, lets the canadians ship lumber in the united states at a subsidized price. and they have a 35 pe

air mass for the next several days into the weekend, 47 in new york, 36 in pittsburgh, it is called enough for a little bit of snow in upstate new york, freeze warnings and affect ongoing throughout the work week overnight and there is your satellite radar, a little snow to the great lakes, it does happen this time of year but people want springtime temperatures, i don't we will get that until next week. the west as well dealing with unsettled weather and a trough here, threat for severe storms as low-pressure moves into the high plains, large hail damaging winds, isolated tornadoes and ongoing front not only today but tomorrow for the central us. this area of low pressure across the west, area of low pressure across the northeast and in between the high-pressure we call that an omega block, things are the way they are over the next couple days and you see where it is warm. if you would like to move to the central plains that is where you will find it. the omega block and the trough, high-pressure. chris back and give me some spring. >> always complaining too hot, too cold, i am used to it. 10 minutes after the hour a brand-

giving in their own way is the long and short of it for one upstate new york family. >> abc news reporterra introduces us to one very special mom and her six sons. >> these three are triplets. and the two, the two with similar haircuts are the twins. >> this is what the six brothers, yes, there are six of them, look like today. this is earlier in the week. six boys, six heads of long flowing locks, plus mom's, all donated to remember someone special. >> three years ago, a friend of ours had a son that passed away from cancer. on the first anniversary of his passing, my three oldest boys donated their hair in his memory. >> well, the little ones wanted in. and so since 2015, this hasn't happened. >> all right. shake your head. >> not a single haircut until now. mom's too. this week the family collectively donated 17 feet of hair to an organization that makes wigs for sick kids. >> it was so funny. the day after i said i don't recognize my own children. >> those new do's coming with some good feelings too. >> it makes me feel a bit better about myself knowing that i can do something to make

upstate new york, trump country, wisconsin, hawaii, he lived in oklahoma and now d.c.e know, respect, admire and love a lot of people who voted for trump. we've known them our whole lives. we twhoe that that prevailing narrative, it kind of clashed with our own reality. the people we know. these people are among the best people we know. this project, we call it a mission of understanding, trying to understand what's going on in these communities. >> let me talk calls real quick. all others, florida, christy, hi. >> caller: hi, how are you? >> find. go ahead. >> caller: i was asked how i feel about trump. >> do you have a question or comment for our guest? >> caller: well, basically i think that your misdirected on trump. i knew him, i lived right down the street from him growing up. i'm a disabled attorney. i am flabbergasted at how little i get from -- but then again it was getting a lot more as an attorney. and by the way i was working in my passion. so i never worked a day in my life. >> so, kristen, misdirected how? >> caller: well, you know, if you look at his pro

up from behind out of an old red barn from u pstate n ew behind out of an old red barn from upstate new yorklared transitional object cycle barn, the barn sitting on top of the net, people can look at it from central park and see the cycle house on top of the net. that's take a look at your well—known pieces, including a blown up shed which people may or may not be familiar with but in terms of your thinking, in this election, but you knew last week, that you now have to properly engage and produce a piece of sculpture to reflect this election? it doesn't have to be sculpture, it could be in any form, have to be sculpture, it could be in anyform, i have to be sculpture, it could be in any form, i work in all kinds of ways. how are you thinking? i opened a show a couple of days ago more about the american election which is about the american election which is a video piece. i don‘t know. i think what i‘m going to do as i always do, absorb myself in the material and ideas will emerge. i mean, i had lots of ideas but i am going to bat those away because being out on the trail and those away bec

thunderstorms but most of the activity off to the north where severe thunderstorm watch in place for upstate new york new england. that is where most of the activity will be concentrated over next several hours but we could see a storm rolling through toward the poconos, and lehigh valley, seeing shower trying to work into lehigh county right now but pretty quiet conditions as we off to the south we have a cluster of thunderstorm working in the d.c. area this is moving east so we could deal with that residual shower activity a few rumbles of thunder across delaware as we head into this evening. future weather showing best chance of the shower or storm it will be very hit or miss in nature and will be mainly north of the city as we head throughout overnight period things quieting down. thursday morning commute you'll need sunglasses as we head through the day, mostly sunny conditions, as we head into friday as well keeping around that sunshine, we will watch out for chance ovulate day thunderstorm into friday late day and evening. overnight tonight chance of the thunderstorm early partly cloudy droppi

. >> this right here number 2, 23-year-old bowler in a bowling alley in upstate new york.0 in under a minute and a half. we 13ed up the video. it was not this quick. twelve strikes all the way down the lane and 86.9 sec seconds. >> i'll ask the question i always ask. how many dimes did he do it. >> in one sequence. >> i bet over and over. >> are you suggesting number one blue jays chris coklin trying score up and offer. >> yes. >> superman music i like that. look at athleticism. usually see the collection. as tends to happen when anything the pros do the kis want to emulate. ucf college baseball player brian bowsman coming hope and he does his own version ever the superman slide against fem miss. he saw that and was that's a great way to score the run. >> do you tell all the years -- kids at home not to do it. >> just videotape it. >> now, wait, don't do it if you don't videotape. it. >> you're going to mack a great dad some day. >> little league. >> and it's sglout out? >> that's right. >> you'll still be in, in the top five. >> you're out in middle league but from here.

tariff we announce it yesterday and working to take care of our dairy farmers in wisconsin and upstate new york. and lots of other places. let's go back to our town hall audience andet your thoughts on this and some of the bigger picture t i actuly wto start with a bigger picture. let me lay out the question for you first and then you can raise your hand. with your thoughts on it. the question is what do you think about the presidency so far in the first 100 days. are you strongly in favor, do you have concerns about how things are going or are you disappointed. let's go backwards. let's start with those that would say 96 days and i'm disappointed not too many. all right. a couple of folks back there. the second part sort of concerned things are okay but i'm a little concerned. so how many strongly support what you see so far? >> hands up all around. you heard the are the president just talking about moments ago. about the canada issue. ways to improve their business. do you think they made a wise move. >> i think our workers need to be protected. and when it is and takes action i applaud him f

take a look at canada, this nasty weather stretching down to upstate new york and the southern shore of lake ontario. the next chance of rain in the area will be thursday at friday, kind of the same time as we will have here moving through. this morning, no rain, it's mostly about the mostly clear skies in the beautiful start. a morning chill with temperatures in the 30's to the areas just north and west of d.c., temperatures warming quickly and nicely today under sunshine, going up today to 67 for a high temperature but around lunchtime today we will hit a temperature of around 60 degrees and upper 60's, late. going through tomorrow, the warmest day of the work week. dropping to 56 wednesday night, watch the future weather for thursday, a lot of clouds across the area with showers that will start moving very close. friday as we get ready to wrap up the work week we could be looking at la's for the morning rush and evening rush, as well as by air, from d.c. to pittsburgh, columbus, towards ohio from this next weather system. we will talk about the impact from the weekend, coming up.