. >>> it's a breath taking view on top of the westin in virginia beach town center. more than 30 floors and 40 stories, it's the tallest building in the state. but stunts like these are dangerous and considered trespassing. jimmy lee has the details on this act captured on photos and a warning for parents. >> crazy. if it was my kid i would kill him. >> reporter: a new social media trend that could have deadly consequences. >> crazy, pretty crazy, yeah. i don't think i would do anything like that. >> reporter: it's called a killfy, selfies taken while performing risky life- threatening feats. this was taken in the state of virginia, the westin tower, a young man managed to climb to the very top and >> you have people that are adrenaline junkies. >> reporter: if you search the #killie you will see them. this is someone dangerously standing at the edge of a tall building. >> there's a lot of videos where people are like on top of buildings but they are taking videos and jumping from one story to another, like tricks and stuff like that. >> it's cool for photography. >>

from virginia beach, please welcome back, my man, 12-year-old josh darrow. applause] how are you, brother? you good? >> yeah, i'm all right. >> let's do this. >> let's do it. [cheers and applause] >> it's good to see you, my friend. >> it's good to see you too. [laughter] >> you're back. you have $100,000 in the bank already. [cheers and applause]

. >> reporter: 50 homes in virginia beach damaged after an ef-2 tornado packed winds up to 120 miles an hour. tonight residents are rebuilding, but joyce richard's home is condemned. she doesn't allowed to go inside. >> we've been here 25 years and we've never experienced anything like this. >> reporter: this church in ruins where just two hours earlier they were preparing meals for the homeless. >> a tornado touched down on the building. we've lost half of the building and the other half is still standing is beyond repair. >> reporter: no one was hurt. the night began with hail across the region and up north a powerful nor'easter leaving 1 million people under winter storm warnings. tonight emergency crews rushing to clear slippery roads. at least three snow related crashes, including new hampshire where this tractor-trailer spun out of control. 14 inches of snow fell in parts of new hampshire and maine, 13 inches in vermont. >> i was hoping there wasn't going to be any more storms, but being in new england it happens. >> reporter: a late season storm proving winter's not over yet.

. >> at the end of each fiscal yearhey send us all out to fly for example virginia beach to pick up lobsters flew to san francisco and back in the reason they do this is because if we didn't burn our gas the money we were given for gas for that year we wouldn't get as much the next year and that comes down to congress. that's because of the act. john: use it or lose it. >> there's no incentive to save that money for something different or give it back to the government. we have to use it or read to lose it. john: let's return to that fighter plane. congress first ordered years ago. >> the development of stretch to 15 years at costs of more than doubled from original estimates. john: despite the double cost the f-35 still has lots of problems. >> they have problems with maintenance diagnostic software sensor fusion shortfalls fuel system problems. john mackey goes on and on but he still wants the plane as do you. >> yes. the talk about john mccain for a minute. he spent five years in a p.o.w. camp because he got shot down by a surface to air missile. this is a man understands why we need the

from virginia beach, virginia, please welcome back 12-year-old josh darrow.pplause] mr. mayor. i like it. i like the tie. incredible. you're--you're in the middle of a good game. we'll catch everybody up to date in just a little bit. but you've--you're already kind of dreaming of, uh, political aspirations. what would you do with this money? >> um, actually, i was thinking of funding a library service project. uh, it's sort of a neighborhood take a book, return a book, uh, where you don't have to have a card or drive far away. it's convenient... >> right. >> and i love to-- i love to read, and i'd like to share that love of reading with others. >> that's it, you have my vote. done, that's it. [cheers and applause] you're in. as i said, you're playing a good game. last question you got

this tornado whipping up 100 miles an hour, ripping off the side of a virginia beach home. afterwards, the owner on the left opening the door, creeping toward where there used to be a wall. and rob marciano, this is going to be all the way up the coast. >> reporter: and several days of it. a snowstorm in denver. and severe weather reports. and it's going to expand, by tomorrow, across alabama, mississippi, the southeast. and another round of severe weather late tomorrow. the bull's eye will be in georgia and alabama, and all the way up into ohio. tomorrow will be a very, very active day. >> rob, thank you. >>> there is a massive manhunt in texas for the killer of a law enforcement officer. officials say this black suv pulled up, and opened fire on an officer. and clint greenwood told co-workers he felt threatened by someone last week. the reward stands at 6$5,000. >>> and new developments in the killing of a lawyer killed in broad daylight. police with new information tonight coming in. >>> also, the teenager attacked by a shark on the american coast. fighting it off, to st

it shows a tornado ripping through a virginia beach home.omeowner was in her bedroom last friday when the storm hit. she hid behind a recliner as the twister ripped the wall from her house. the homeowner says furniture was flying around the room but amazingly she escaped david fortunately we don't have anything like that coming this way. >> not today. tomorrow maybe not quite that bad but we're looking the the potential of problems tomorrow. storm tracker6 live double scan shows you that we're dry for your wednesday morning commute. as we take a look outside we have sky6 and there's talen energy stadium home of the philadelphia union who will be having home opener part two tomorrow night. they have been on the road for the last month. they're coming home. i think they have something like four out of the next five games at home so there's a lot of opportunity to see the union coming up. temperature 57 degrees. winds right now out of the southwest at 8 miles per hour still drawing in milder air from the mild southwest. and not too much of a br

tornado warning there for a time in virginia beach, sending students into the hallway of a virginia high school. more than a 1,000 flights cancelled coast to coast. thousands without power as well. let's get to chief meteorologist ginger zee with us live tonight. she has the new track. hey, ginger. >> hey, david, the heavy rain the thunder, lightning, all moved through here. we dried out, but that storm is still on the move. let's get right to those maps. flood watches in northeast and new england. the wind advisories that stretch from ann arbor, michigan, to jacksonville, florida, we still have the potential of two inches of flash flooding. bayside, queens, saw flash flooding. look at that behind it, david, cold and snow behind it. 2 to even 5 inches coming with this. get ready for the wind and cold. >> not done with the snow yet. ginger, thank you. >>> when we come back tonight, the m.i.t. graduate facing terror charges. the discovery police allegedly made in his home. >>> also, the passenger jet scare keeping passengers on the ground for several hours. what security found in the lugga

it's now confirmed it was an ef-2 tornado with winds of up to 120 miles per hour that slammed ch virginia beach. senior meteorologist rob marciano standing by in new england with the forecast. hey, rob. >> reporter: tom, that severe weather coming in the warm sector of the same storm that brought this cold snow to new england over a foot of snow falling just . about an hour north of boston. the storm now beginning to head out to sea and the snow is winding down. should be melting here quickly tomorrow with a strong april sun. meanwhile, the next storm coming into texas, going to bring severe weather, i think, to dallas tomorrow. i-35, down to austin. through the lunch hour, then pushing east into houston and lake charles, louisiana, all under the gun. a moderate risk of thunderstorms. could be strong ones. could be long track, damaging tornadoes along the i-10 corridor. a serious situation. we'll be watching it carefully tomorrow. tom? >> all right, rob, thanks so much. >>> there's still much more ahead on "world news tonight" this saturday. a devastating fire takes down part of a majorhighway.

. >> reporter: in e near virginia beach, an ef-2 tornado with winds up to 120 miles per hour uprooting tree enters ripping the side of this house. >> the chimney is completely off. holes inside of siding. houses missing. it's just overwhelming. >> reporter: 50 homes were damaged, forcing over 30 residents to evacuate. >> no bun was injured. that's all that matters. material things can be fixed. >>> and dangerous weather in so many parts of the country. clayton sandell from houston, texas. a tornado touching down in that state. the weather is far from over in the south tonight, right, clayton? >> reporter: that's right, tom. the storms are just beginning to fire up in louisiana and the governor there is asking people to stay off the roads and get the storm shelters ready. >> clayton, thank you. abc's senior meteorologist rob marciano is here. he is tracking it. what is the headed to? >> you mentioned how rare the high risk is. i want to show you the map. a particularly dangerous situation, dangerous tornado watch that is equally as well. expanding to mississippi. and flood watching as w

tornado reported on the ground and heading towards virginia beach at this hour. meanwhile, this thing is going to get itself together. we'll look for more heavy rain. we'll time it out now. the rain will end from west to east, but snow and sleet, heavy at times through the overnight period, turning to all snow tomorrow morning, then getting out to sea. but five to ten inches of snow with a lot of sleet with that. could see some power outages. this is no april fools' joke. david? >> all right, rob, you're a good man out there in the middle of it for us. thank you. >>> next here on a friday night, a police officer sentenced to 40 years in prison in the death of a 6-year-old boy with autism. jeremy mardis was shot and killed in his father's car after a high speed police chase. several officers had converged on the scene and their body cam video played a major role in this. abc's linsey davis with that video. >> reporter: louisiana's police chief called this video the most disturbing thing he'd ever seen. and tonight, former deputy marshal derrick stafford is paying

larry: one man had to be airlifted after this fire on top of a boat in virginia beach.his began as two men were working on the boat. one of them received critical injuries and was airlifted to the hospital. investigators say are authorities have been called to the same boat earlier in the day for a ghastly. leak.re not -- for a gas they're not saying if that is autria: bill o'reilly is calling the situation tremendously disheartening. he will not be coming back to the network for stomach comes after reports that he and fox paid nearly $13 million in settlements over claims of sexual harassment. one woman said he leered and grunted at her and called her "hot chocolate." bill o'reilly says it is "unfounded." many advertisers have abandoned the show because of the allegations. opening upson brock on why he skipped his trip to the white house and it has nothing to do with politics. >> what president trump said on the bus struck a nerve with me. i'm a father of three daughters and i have a son as well. havingcannot see myself any type of interest to go meet this person that

megabus is adding a virginia beach sto you can catch a bus for the three hour trip from union station in may. they stop in hampton, richmond, virginia. some fares are low as $1 each way. that's a deal. >>> good morning, i'm jackie deangeles at cnbc headquarters. cvs is getting rid of the candy counter. they plan to reduce shelf space for junk food giving more room for nutritious food and healthy products. cvs will check it out. the move comes three years after cvs stopped selling tobacco products. >> thank you. >>> more than 1/3 of americans experience chronic work stress. that's according to the american psychological reducing the work related types. the most important thing is to start your day with the right mind set. >> i'm going to work from 7 to 6, 7 to 5, whatever it is, and then you stop. say, enough, shut the computer off and go play. >> if you don't find that work/life balance the doctor says you can make yourself sick and even shorten your life in the process. >>> she was a queen of daytime tv. now she is making her way back to the small screen. >> all i got to say about th

virginia as many as 50 homes were damaged or destroyed by a severe storm that swept through the virginia beachchurch suffering substantial damage. i'm marianne rafferty. now back to the "the greg gutfeld show"." >> the climate has truly changed. political climate that is. shoot me. the president signed an executive order nullifying the climate change efforts by president obama. surprised? environmental activists hated. unknown source of flatulence. michael moore. he tweeted this in between pie, [laughter] so cheap, so cheap. not worthy of applause. not worthy of applause! anyway, he tweeted his stories in the near future will mark today, march 28 2017 as a day of extinction on earth began. >> we are all going to die. >> that's exactly what i was going to say! >> sorry, i didn't mean to - >> historians are exempt from exchanging. and then he says i am becoming an historian. [laughter] >> we start with michael moore. >> now and go to the former vp and present-day side shaper al gore. he has a new film and for a change it is not in his underpants. it is a sequel to his climate change real of lies

just outside of virginia beach, numerous reports of funnel clouds even a possible tornado with damage a look at the impressive rainfall totals about an inch and a half for physical. closing on 2-inches in wilmington. so as we go hour by hour, we're watching the heavy rain overnight get out of here. but early on saturday morning, maybe a spotty pocket of drizzle or some showers but look at the clouds. they will hang pretty tough during the entire day for tomorrow and those temperatures will be cooler below average as well. the normal now up to 58 degrees. tomorrow's forecast high 53. but look at sunday. the pick day of the weekend. a lot of sunshine and temperatures top out in the lower 60s. beyond that, another storm system will arrive monday overnight into tuesday kind of similar to what we're getting right now. so it looks like april showers in the offing with that seven day forecast. we have 32 freezing right now in the poconos. watching out for some possible freezing drizzle overnight there. mid 40s philadelphia. 54 degrees right now in atlantic city. overnight low temperatures up

tornado reports, 16 hail and five wind damage reports and some of the footage coming out of the virginia beach area has been astounding. buildings collapsing and roofs being torn off of churches. it was scary moments for that area. the tornadoes ripped through that region. here is our severe weather threat for the day today. we're talking about central texas. this is for your saturday. damaging winds, hail, isolated tornadoes. we have an enhanced area right around the austin region. as we head into sunday, this is when all the elements and the ingredients come together for an elevated risk of severe weather. this time we put our bullseye right on houston. the potential of damaging tornadoes for the day on sunday. flip gears and bring it to alaska because you have to see this avalanche video coming out of juneau. it built its infrastructure at the base of a mountainside which gets several, several inches of snow throughout the year. this woman captured the avalanche and, guess what, guys. here's the images coming out of the aftermath. that was 30 feet away from a neighborhood. >> wow. >> fortun

this was in virginia beach and this home being torn apart on friday. the fencing, garbage cans, the siding being torn from the house. the woman that lives inside managed to get out and escape with only a few scratches. >>> and 22 companies have pulled ads from the o'reilly factor on ads from the o'reilly factor on the fox news channel charges. >> explosive new allegations against fox news, this time the network accused of appalling discrimination. one former and two current employees in the network's payroll department accusing a supervisor of racially charged harassment and said fox did nothing to stop it. nothing to stop it. in the new sui were harassed, and expressing unwillingness to be near black people. coming up at 7:00 a.m., we are going to hear live from these women that says fox knew about the discrimination and did nothing. >>> surveillance photo shows this armed bank robbery suspect in concord. this man robbed compass bank around 11:30 a.m. he was last seen running at clayton road. if you know anything you are asked to call the police depar

. >>> a church is picking up the pieces tonight after a fierce storm whipped through the virginia beachrea late last night. the high wyndham erred the church now a pile of rubble and debris. the national weather service has confirmed that a tornado actually touched down. dozens of homes also took a beating, but the loss of the real life christian church is really hitting home for many people. >> the first cawley got was the alarms are going off, are you close enough to go check it out. second cawley got, right back-to-back was hey, man, from a french mine, 30 year church over in the field across the street. my initial reaction was hey you're kidding, you know, i wasn't going to bite on the april fools joke. >> unbelievable. services, though, they'll go on tomorrow. church officials on sunday -- say they'll stream services on facebook live. >>> and back to the weather here at home now, not a bad night for a stroll on the boardwalk, as we take a live look at atlantic city, definitely have your jacket on, tomorrow looks really good. and then the rain will be back. meteorologist, monica cry

a few sprinkles up toward montgomery county as well and farther down to south toward virginia beach they're still getting some hef bands of rain already. north carolina and south carolina picked up anywhere from about six to 8 inches of rain just since sunday from this big whirlly storm that has been slow to move out of the area as mentioned before because nothing is really steering it so it's drifting up the coast and it will continue to do that torp. so for tonight 57-degrees. winds eventually should start coming in out of the north and then the northwest and that will be a dryer direction. but that means for the short term we've got the chris l. we have a few showers and we'll keep on with the areas of fog and that's likely still going to be the scenario tomorrow morning. by afternoon we should be able to start breaking up the clouds between about two and 4:00 and the drizzle should be out of of here and then with enough sunshine we may be able to pop 73 greece. feeling a lot more comfortable tomorrow as the kies begin to clear on out. the next two days we jump from 73 tomorrow to thursd

make a bus is adding a virginia beach stop to its route.ou'll be able to catch a bus from union station start may. megabus already has stops in hampton and richmond, virginia. some fares are as low as $1 each way. >>> a group of nearly two dozen girls in new york are part of a sisterhood that is nearly 3 million strong across the world. >> their troop is unlike almost any other thanks to an extra special bond. >> ready? on my honor -- >> on my honor -- >> reporter: the members of troupe 6,000 are especially proud to be girl scouts. >> if there was anything one thing you want to know about your girl scout troupe, what would it be? >> that we all share. >> that we're equal. >> that we all act like we're real sisters. >> reporter: but there's something else. none of them have a home. >> i have to make it seem like everything's going to be okay because if i break down, they're going to break down and we'll just be a >> reporter: she started this troupe as an oasis for her three daughters. the family of five shares this tiny room in a homeless s

heavy stuff is richmond, virginia beach. that heavy rain moves up the coast. heaviest rainfall, the carolinas. that's where we could see three to five inches. going to get a good inch of rain i-95 corridor over the next two days. if you're wondering where the great whether is, san antonio, dallas, enjoy a fantastic monday. >> la doesn't look too bad either. >> does it ever look bad? >>> still ahead, russell westbrook has a heated exchange with a reporter. >>> plus the capitals keep it alive in overtime. sports next. what's the story behind green mountain coffee and fair trade? let's take a flight to colombia. this is boris calvo. boris grows mind-blowing coffee. and because we pay him a fair price, he improves his farm and invest in his community to make even better coffee. all for a smoother tasting cup. green mountain coffee. get your ancestrydna kit. spit. mail it in. learn about you and the people and places that led to you. go explore your roots. take a walk through the past. meet new relatives. and see how a place and its people are all a part of you. an

coast guard raced to the royal caribbean ship yesterday as it was traveling near virginia beach.ise ship's medical officer them brought the 60-year-old man back to land where emergency responders took him to the hospital. there's no word on his condition right now. but the coast guard says he did get the medical attention that he needed. >>> the dalai lama up to his followers to decide if or who might replace him in the future. the question came up while he was speaking to a crowd in northeast india today. a replace many for the 81-year-old at this time bet tan bud lift shiver wal leader gained significance in recent years as chinese officials insist the next dalai lama be born in china. >> daal lay llama should connell... >> the bala llama and his followers living in ex exile since they left tibetan uprising against chinese rule failed in 1959. >>> ahead on fox 29, she's accused of killing her ex-boyfriend and she's out of jail tonight all because she posted what could be the highest bail ever. >>> london's big ben will be stopped for the first time since 1859. the reason behind

and opening it up wide and you see showers and thunderstorms through the carolinas and around virginia beach. normally the pattern in spring is areas of low pressure get cut off in the upper levels of atmospheric can't move and that's why they linger day after day. in the winter it would have been here 24 hours ago. because it's still lingering we have clouds in and a flow off the ocean keeping temperatures down. we get in a close and view and showers and loudoun county and by and large heavier showers moving north, northwest up the bay past baltimore. on futurecast at 8:00 tonight spotty showers. temperatures in the 50s by 10:00 spotty showers 58 downtown and 58 leesburg. 59 fredericksburg. 56 hagerstown. still have the easterly wind keeping clouds in place and by 6:00 a.m. a couple of sprinkles not warranted for yellow weather alert and the commute will be okay but it will be cloudy. by 8:00 still have clouds and snow showers with temps in the 50s. by 9:30 breaks showing up in culpeper and by 11:30 or noon to the west you see sunshine. we will come back and let you know when we see sunshin

the same storm tearing through virginia beach damaging 50 thousands there, over 30 residents displacedm their homes, trees split, fences uproaded along the virginia street -- uprooted along this virginia street. >> fences down, it's overwhelming. >> reporter: that was day three of the severe weather event which is what we expect to talk about, when we get into april. it was 20 years ago we had the great april fools snowstorm across the northeast, 20 to 30 inches knocking out power all over the place. it is not that sort of storm. winter weather warnings we've got storm warnings out for boston and where i'm standing right here, a lot of rain across i-95. we'll bring in the colder air as the coastal low develops and change the sleet over to snow as we go into the next several hours. winds, too, along the coastline that will get out here as we go on through time. 5 to 8 inches of snow in spots, ten inches in the higher elevation. that's what's going on nationally. here's is local forecast. >> reporter: good morning, everyone, i'm meteorologist chris sowers with this accuweather update. no

so bring the umbrella from roanoke to virginia beach.even charlotte and raleigh chances of showers. thunderstorms have formed between omaha and kansas city and drifting toward des moines. this is not your severe weather threat. that is a separate system. the sun will come out and we'll get new storms this afternoon. so here is the man that shows the risk areas for today. this is the risk of severe thunderstorms. and when you get up to the enhanced risk, des moines to the quad cities. that is the greatest threat of severe storms and large hail looks to be the problem, maybe baseball-sized hail, too. so in all 18 million people, mostly because we're including big cities like kansas city and chicago in this, and your threat in chicago looks to be pretty late. so here is the timing of everything. this is as we go through this morning, we watch rain through the dakotas and then the thunderstorms break out. but items late today. kansas city the storms heading towards you. and then for chicago, looks like two rounds of storm, one overnight and

that possible tornado tearing through virginia beach, damaging a dozen homes. no injuries.rm threw a third of his church into a field across the street collapsing the auditorium and peeling a metal roof off the building. >> u.s. expanding investigation into air strikes in iraq after reports that dozens of civilians were killed. is the united states responsible for their deaths? the latest intel from top officials. that's coming up. guests can earn a how cafree night when theypring book direct on choicehotels.com and stay with us just two times? spring time. badda book. badda boom. or... badda bloom. seriously? book now at choicehotels.com >>> this week's staying well features dragon boat racing which help thousands of americans get their heart rates up and stress levels down. >> reporter: make sure your stroke is nice and straight and even coming back. >> dragon boat cigarette about 2800 years old and started in china. a dragon boat is 41-foot long. everyone has to be synchronized with their paddle. do you what the person in front of you and the person across from you does.

. >>> weather officials confirmed, and 50 miles outside this virginia beach, neighborhood. it was just one of the several twisters reported on friday damaged there, 12 country, justt for us. >> in the right now, it is that season where we have cold air leading up to the warm air , we will get severe weather and couple chances for thunderstorms around here this week, with active weather pattern continuing but not much happening today. we have good sunrise this morning, we will keep it sunny throughout the day. cold though but temperatures where they should be for this time of the year in the morning but some mid 30's in the coldest spots, perkasie john jenkins in the sunshine at 35 degrees. around philadelphia, 40 degrees, outer suburbs we will go to the west where fran , nottingham, chester county, mostly sunny skies at 40. same deal toward the coastline james in ocean city enjoying nice morning, sunny skies, 40 degrees, nice sunrise pictures coming in here, bill chapline here in philadelphia sun coming through trees, beautiful shot there with the clear skies. same deal pic

let's get to the commodities king, dennis gartman in virginia beach. some plays for us, right? >> well, i got three, one of them the announcement was i had under cover one, actually, there's two that might not be well known. let me have a chance to buy exxonmobile down about $91 to the middle '80. at these prices, i think i'd be a buyer. i like the dividend t. under cover ones are trans-canada pipeline, with i is not crude on oil. it's natural gas, it's related. give me a chance, it, too, is very sizable pleasant yield 6.8% dividend, reasonably well covered. i want to own it. then at the same time, the most important input into fracking everywhere around the world is sand. sand is incumbent in the trafficking pos says. the sand that suppliers in the united states, there are several of them t. one i like is high crushed partners. it used to have a wonderful dividend. they had to cut it several years ago or a year-and-a-half ago when crude oil prices collapsed and fracking seemed to collapse upon itself, now the fracking capabilities and production are i

. >> reporter: the same storm tearing through virginia beach. damaging 50 houses there. 30 residents displaced from their homes. trees split, fences uprooted along this virginia street. >> chimney is completely off. a hole is inside the siding. house is missing. fence is down. it's just overwhelming. >> that was day three of this severe weather event, which is what we expect to be talking about when we get into april, severe weather but here we're talking about the snow. it was 20 years ago today we had the great april fools snowstorm across the northeast, 20 to 30 inches falling then knocking out power. thankfully it isn't that kind of storm but it is significant and we might see some power outages. let's go to the maps. winter weather warnings and storm warnings out for boston included and where i'm standing right here, a lot of rain across i-95 but we'll bring in that colder air as that coastal low develops and that will change to sleet and over to all snow over the next several hours. that's where we're see more in the way of accumulation and this will get out of her

host: matthew, virginia beach, democrat. good morning to you, matthew. caller: good morning, c-span and america. i have to actually weigh out the cost versus the quality. and because the reason is the cost of living in america is so cheap and the cost of living is cheaper overseas and the greed of corporate america. what happens is they actually use that difference, that cost difference to actually have things manufactured overseas, bring it back here and then basically distribute that difference between their shareholders. i feel america, we must place the import tax to raise the cost of those import goods up to the cost of american goods. then americans can fairly weigh out what the -- whether to buy. in other words, if you buy a washing machine, one made in japan versus a washing machine made in the united states. you start looking at the features. you start looking at the quality but that washing machine that was made in japan, they say this is equal to one made here in the united states. let us raise the import tax to bring that one up to the cost o

. >> reporter: in virginia beach, ef-2 tornado with wind, 120 miles an hour toppling fences uprooting ripping the side off this house. >> chimney is completely off. holes inside the siding. house is missing. it's just overwhelming. >> reporter: 50 homes were damaged forcing 30 residents to evacuate. >> no one was injured. that's all that matters. material things can be fixed. >>> the big worry in the south today, torrential rains and heavy winds. >> as you look at the big wall. see the storms are steadily marching east into alabama. accuweather paul williams joining us now with the latest. good morning, kendis, adrian, unfortunately stormy weather in the same general area. that will still have scattered showers and thunderstorms rumbling through new orleans and parishes. looking for more in the way of targeted thunderstorms, mississippi, alabama, georgia, including atlanta and throughout portions of tennessee. now what we are expecting, widespread problems with damaging winds, large hail, isolated tornadoes and flash flooding. slowing travel along i-10, i-20 and 65 as well. kendis, ad

a home being ripped apart in a tornado in virginia beach. all the while... wner is inside her bedroom... holding on for her life. a tornado that ripped through virginia on friday, was captured on surveillance... when it ripped the wall off a woman's house. jennifer mingo says, she was sitting on her recliner watching t-v when the winds picked up... and started tearing her house apart. she was left clinging to the arms of her chair. and luckily, managed to hold on long enough for the tornado to pass. (jennifer mingo/ neighbor) ""i thought i was going to die. the tv went the nightstand went the dresser went everything was flying out the room and i thought the chair was going to be next and i said this is my time."(pam) mingo stayed put.... amazingly escaping with just a few scratches.her house on the other hand is a mess, with tarp covering the gaping hole in her bedroom. but tonight, mingo and her husband are focusing less on what can be replaced and more on what cannot be. (grant) let's take a look outside right now for the current conditions in the bay area.

. >> dennis santos is an ncis investigator but in 1996 he was virginia beach police.tos at the scene. two sailors were dead. >> quincy brown and elise mcdecember is. they were co-workers. she was a good sailor, a model sailor. >> elise's husband eddie told the police they were ambushed, knocking eddie unconscious. >> i'm saying please get here fast. when he came to, he saw quincy brown stabbing his wife. >> quincy brown was shot dead while murdering dead shot by elise's husband eddy. before we even left the crime scene that night, we discovering a case something happens to me or my husband eddie. >> elise spoke on what happened to her. >> this was a very big story. elise mcdesi was dead. >> it was a big story at the time. >> he threatened me. you can't prove anything. so keep your mouth shut? on the video elise said she had been sexually harassed on the job. >> we knew it was our duty to conduct a thorough investigation into her allegations. we had to speak for elise. >> it would take the world wide reach to prove a deboll cal case of murder. >> the crime scene, the m

the storm that came through the area friday night slammed colonial beach, virginia.s came down on homes. campers were overturned and power knocked out to hundreds over the weekend. one woman watched it happen in the neighborhood and jumped in the action to save her neighbor. >> i ran as fast as i c i ran as fast as i could and screamed to get out of the house. landed on top of her house. she made it out safely. michelle: what a close call. dozens of the homes were damaged but no one was hurt. >> the same system bringing us rain. not as much but a good soaking. rain tote from half an inch to an inch -- rain total from half an inch to an inch. we had a an inch or two before it's said and done. good for the drought. 57 is the best to muster this afternoon after a low of 53. only four-degree spread. that is not impressive. the sun is let this evening at 7:54. back up tomorrow at 6:19. another cool one tomorrow. look at the numbers. 59. wednesday is when it will transition. there will will be clouds or two and we will finesse it tonight. tomorrow morning, but it will warm