other ways that you have reflected that court shapes the events that happened at waco waco. yeah, i think that the idea really contributed to the public's of the branch davidians which which you know the government and the federal law enforcement enforcement agencies that were involved in like what they believe about the group because the media was kind of portraying them as a whole and in a very negative way which kind of shaped the perception of the public. okay. so the media plays a really big role. why do you think that is the case why? why? i mean, so they're they're really good at promulgating this anti-cult perspective or this cult perspective, right. why or how they come to have that role, do you think? i think there's certainly some symbolism tracing all the way back to jonestown as well. like if we about the people who were leaders in the response 1993, a lot of those people were like early in their careers when jonestown. so they kind of looked at others like. this is a model on what on what not to do and even if it wasn't necessarily that explicit, their minds, i

we had sound bites from him at waco. he -- sound bytes from him at waco.pset about the government overreach there and what exactly was he upset about in waco? >> he was upset that the same military vehicles that he had used in the gulf war were being used against american citizens. and in his mind to see the militarization of law enforcement . >> but it was also the drugs. >> the drug angle. >> that was the atf. came up with a rational, really. >> yes. a rational so it would make it legit to use military movement. that was one of his grievances was the war on drugs and the militarization of law enforcement. when he saw those tanks puncturing and firing tear gas into the compound he said that was the moment he decided he was going to commit an act of domestic terrorism. >> this has been prime time weekend. tune in for all of our prime time shows weekdays on msnbc oe time shows weekdays on msnbc sound like you? nah...not me. in a relationship. if you're sexually active and unvaccinated, it could still be you. i'm too old if you're under 45, you're not. for m

was he exactly upset about in waco, mark?t he had used in the gulf war were being used against american citizens. and in his mind, to see the militarization of law enforcement. >> but it was also the drugs, the drug angle, right? >> that was the atf, came up with a clear rationale, really. >> a rationale so it would legitimate the use of military equipment. you had to find a drug axis and that was one of mcveigh's grievances was the war on drugs and the militarization of law enforcement. so when you saw those tanks puncturing and firing tear gas into the compound, he said that was the moment he decided he was going to commit an act of domestic terrorism. >> this has been prime time weekend, i am nicolle wallace, please tune into deadline white house and all of our prime time shows weekdays on msnbc. sound like you? nah...not me. in a relationship. if you're sexually active and unvaccinated, it could still be you. i'm too old if you're under 45, u're not. for most people, hpv clears on its own. but for those who don't clear th

and his producer partner daphne pinkerson discovered video of timothy mcveigh at waco. >> at waco, yeah of people. we have soundbites from him at waco, and he was very upset about the government overreach there. what was he exactly upset about in waco, mark? >> well, he was very upset that the same military vehicles that he had used in the gulf war were being citizens, and in his mind to see the militarization of law enforcement -- >> it was also the drugs, the drug angle, right? >> that was the atf came up where they'd -- >> a rationale really. >> a rationale so it would legit matte the use of military equipment. that was one of his grievances, the war on drugs and the militarization of law enforcement. so when he saw those tanks puncturing and firing tear gas into the compound, he said that was the moment he decided he was going to commit an act of domestic terrorism. >> and then he goes about plotting it for two years undetected? >> well, the question of whether it was undetected or not is certainly one that is still being discussed, but there's no doubt that for two years -- >> tell

realizado por timothy mcveigh en respuesta precisamente al asedio en waco, ocurrido 2 años antes.ernando mejía nos trae la reacción de la mujer ante lo que vivió shannon mashburn recientemente tuvo un desafortunado y peligroso encuentro al llegar a su casa con una serpiente. su hijo pequeño fue el primero en verla y comenzó a gritar en busca de ayuda. every time it would attack us it small its opening so wide that's what. cuando intentaba mordernos su boca se verá muy grande y eso me asustó demasiado. agarré a mi hijo y corrí. desafortunadamente tropezamos y resultamos lastimados. al caer dijo shannon. randall kennedy es del departamento de vida silvestre, dallas forward, una compañía privada que es utilizada por gobiernos locales para el control de animales. para él, estos encuentros no son nada nuevo en esta época del año y según él, seguirán ocurriendo en los próximos meses. season 11 it starts to warm up out here. en esta época del año salen en busca de comida y apareamiento, dijo randall kennedy. televidentes en el pasado nos han mandado vídeos de todo tipo de encuentros con

timothy mcvay carried out the attack in response to waco. and the seeds planted by the events of april 19th in 1993 and '95 are still alive in the american far right. take january 6 as extremists which the proud boys the oath keepers and militia were in the crowd at that time attacked the capitol and tried to kill members of congress. last year donald trump held a rally in waco and vowed to be retribution. the hard truth is the united states has always been replete with racial terrorism from days of lynchings to krup policing even today. the waco oklahoma city we are now in a state where domestic terrorism isn't shocking the way it was 29 years ago. we've become the country where we used to criticize other countries for being living with consistent politically derived terrorism and that is not the sign of a healthy democracy and that is something we should think about this fall. that is it tonight's reid out. joy returns tomorrow night all in with chris hayes starts right now. . >>> tonig

places like waco and tyler and even dallas, and the overall flow is not really a dry one.so cities up the line like indianapolis, cleveland and buffalo. hopefully just some thin clouds. but i think that area is going to be touch and go day of what looks best for clear viewing right now is in northern new england. >> all right. well, you can also consider wearing red and green during the eclipse. those colors create a unique effect because of how we see colors in low light. interesting >> and a reminder count on abc news for live coverage on monday afternoon. >> coming up, the diver who didn't quite make it. the mix and polka are up next. you're watching world news now. >> we are a law firm that only represents mesothelioma victims and their families. do you have questions about paying medical bills, getting the best medical treatment, finding a specialist or getting the compensation you deserve? if so, we've been offering free information about mesothelioma to victims and their families for over ten years. mesothelioma is really all we do. call us now for this free book. >

and approached them, would you do one of our fixer up shows like chip and joanne gaines in waco. so, social media that discovered our hometown that made "my hometown" that helped us revitalize our city. >> that's right. >> so, it's a great story. >> it is a great story and our parents knew one another. >> our fathers were in the same sunday school glass. >> right. >> and i taught him ukulele lessons at the y when he was a kid. his sister, margaret excelled, but-- (laughter) >> yeah, i was hoping that-- >> too much information. not the topic of the day. >> yes. >> well, getting to the topic of the day, you've been a tremendous leader on broadband and on removing the barriers to deploying broadband networks across the country. the incompas team has been working closely with your staff on real legislation that would help our companies cross the tracks, go over the tracks, go under the tracks, along the tracks, to close the digital divide, and as many of you all know, whatever historical reasons, railroad tracks are kind of the dividing line in so many of our communities, and the onl

last year donald trump held a rally in waco and vowed to be retribution. the hard truth is the united states has always been replete with racial terrorism from days of lynchings to krup policing even today. the waco oklahoma city we are now in a state where domestic terrorism isn't shocking the way it was 29 years ago. we've become the country where we used to criticize other countries for being living with consistent politically derived terrorism and that is not the sign of a healthy democracy and that is something we should think about this fall. that is it tonight's reid out. joy returns tomorrow night all in with chris hayes starts right now. . >>> tonight on all in, this nurse scares me if i'm trump. no one is above the law. >> i'm not so sure about juror number two. >> "fox news" and the criminal defendant go after the jury. >> juror number two, a female nurse was worried she cannot stay fair. >> tonight how the court is deal ing with trump's juror intimidation and the people versus donald trump. >> i've been sitting here for days from morning to nig

places like dallas and waco, san antonio, houston, you could see strong homes with hail three inchesl-sized hail, and that can cause damage. we will add to those numbers as we go throughout the afternoon. here's the greatest risk for an ef-2 or larger tornado, over to alexandria, you could see tornadoes on this tuesday. we have 8 million affected by flood events in the green here, so from tyler and montgomery, we have flash flood warnings and that means it is happening now or imminent. >> in texas, it's like whiplash, going from the awe to the eclipse and now taking cover. thank you for that update. >>> you have to see the images we have today. new pictures from different vantage points of the awe-inspiring solar eclipse. incredible images of the stunning few minutes when the moon crossed between the earth and the sun causing an eerie twilight in a lot of places. this is video capturing the full scale of the shadow of this eclipse created passing over the earth. by the way, if you have had bonnie tyler stuck in your head the last few days, you are not alone with "total eclipse of the

extends all the way into parts of texas, dallas and waco included in that, and up towards indianapolis. from texas up into the midwest, we're looking at all threats possible for 26 million people. as we look ahead to the weekend, we turn our attention to rain. we're going to see a stalled front, start to see a new area of low pressure develop along it. this means we've got plenty of rain in the picture for saturday, too across much of the south. it will eventually exit but not before dumping a whole lot of rain. we've got the flash flooding currency cross texas, san antonio, dallas and houston. and this stretches to the southeast as we ge up fromarto the 90s a high of 90 degrees. >>> coming up, who made the cut for time's 100 list. >>> and back with a boxing program helping kids punch their ticket to a better future. ch thr ticket to a better future. bye, bye cough. later chest congestion. hello 12 hours of relief. 12 hours!! not coughing at the movies!? hashtag still not coughing?! ahh! mucinex dm 12 hour doesn't just quiet coughs, it treats coughs caused by excess mucus at the source

san antonio, houston, waco, over to alex dandria as we head throughout this tuesday. we could see 8 inches in some spots. 5 million people impacted. also a flash flood warning in the maroon. monroe, shreveport, tyler seeing heavy rain. and we do have to be careful of that flooding rain as we go throughout the day. where you see the darker colors is where we are expecting the heaviest amounts of rain and could see up to 8 inches, even higher than that. there's the warm air, jet stream, the threat for severe storms expected on this tuesday, and it doesn't let up tomorrow. we're looking at the chance for a significant tornado threat av valley, the mid atlantic, northeast, temperatures near 80 degrees in philly and d.c. all right, that's your tuesday forecast. >> appreciate it. thanks, michelle. >>> tesla reaches a settlement in a fatal 2018 crash. >> and, if you're a walmart shopper, how you can cash in on a class action lawsuit about overpriced greeces. overpriced greeces. charmin ultra soft smooth tear has wavy perforations that tear so much better for a smooth more en

louis, paducah in the bull's eye, but from waco to indianapolis, we've got the chance to see all hazards on the table with more than 20 million people included in that. by the time we get into tomorrow, we'll watch for a new storm system to develop along a stalled front. that's going to ramp up the rain chances, not just for your friday but into your saturday and the early part of your week with the potential for really heavy rain on the table through the next couple days. specifically, dallas to san antonio is where we're watching for the greatest chance of flash tap for san antonio. even warmer, nearing 100 in san angelo today. low 90s for phoenix and tucson. and that's a look at your forecast, frances. back to you. >> angie, thank you. >>> caitlin clark is smashing yet another record after her historic run with the hawkeyes. her new indiana fever jersey is the top-earning jersey ever for any sport. the jersey is sold out and new-stocked jerseys won't arrive until august. she went first to the wnba draft on monday. we're back in a minute with a gambling scandal hitting the hardwood. an

louis, paducah and nashville, all the way down to waco. rainfall amounts, lester, generally around two to three inches from texas into oklahoma. lester. >> okay, al roker, thank you. >>> a huge settlement appears to be taking shape tonight involving the justice department and the victims of dr. larry nassar over the fbi's failure to act on reports of abuse of star athletes by nassar. here's anne thompson. >> how much is a little girl worth? >> reporter: a potential answer tonight to simone biles' question at a senate hearing on the fbi's failure to take seriously gymnasts' complaints of sexual abuse by dr. larry nassar. two sources familiar with the negotiations tell nbc news the justice department is far along in settlement talks with nassar's victims. the final amount, the sources say, is likely to be close to $100 million, an amount first reported by "the wall street journal." in 2021, biles and her fellow gymnasts described how the bureau ignored them. >> the agent diminished the significance of my abuse and made me feel my criminal ca

. >> reporter: tornadoes also reported around waco, texas, today and farther south in austin inbound flights were temporarily grounded because of thunderstorms. this same storm system has been stretching across the u.s. since yesterday. in oklahoma, this semi truck flipped over as this colorado home was damaged. >> it's so awful, what happened. >> reporter: now, kansas city, omaha, and tulsa are bracing. >> residents here in central oklahoma woke up to tornado sirens, found parts of the rooftops flung onto the street, even cars nearby. >> reporter: and the pressure only expected to increase tomorrow over an even larger area with 33 million in the path of severe weather from the great lakes to texas. that means more tornadoes, flooding, hail, and strong winds are all possible on saturday, and there's also severe weather in sunday's forecast as we head into a weekend that for some will bring little relief. jesse kirsch, nbc news, kansas city, missouri. >>> we want to go right now to angie lassman, who is tracking the storm threat. angie, as we heard there, the volatile weekend of weath

the biggest risk tomorrow for severe weather, waco, dallas up through evansville, indiana. and likely to be our fourth night in a row of seeing tornadic storms. >> rob, thank you. >> david: we are also tracking the impeachment effort by republicans involving homeland security secretary myorkas. let's get to rachel scott. this effort did not survive very long once it reached the senate. >> reporter: no. the republican effort went down in less than three hours. democrats quickly dismissing those charges before this trial even fully got underway. house republicans impeached mayorkas over his handling of the border. democrats argue that president biden was ready to sign the most significant bipartisan legislation in decades. but it was republicans -- tonight, the white house insisting republicans should stop playing baseless political games. >> david: speaker mike johnson and house republicans moving forward with votes now coming on aid for both israel and ukraine. speaker johnson knowing his push to vote could put his own future in jeopardy. where does all this stand? >> repor

well, the cities and states and locations, this is portions of texas, talking san antonio, austin, waco stretching further up, that black circle you see represents the path it is going on where you are going to experience some of the totality, hot springs, parts of little rock and through parts of stretching through the midwest, also indiana, then illinois. this does extend all the way over the ocean and into parts of canada. a very exciting time, the thing that makes it so rare is not only the totality aspect but typically we do not see this many people get to enjoy the total -- totality of it. you will likely hear the tickets,. a lot attached to this. we will include a list of locations where you can go in and enjoy the event for free. out of those locations offer those glasses and i'm also going to include links for parents and educators so you can create your own, filtered viewing experience. >>> we have a scam alert ahead of the clips. doctors are warning there are fake glasses out there that claim to protect your eyes from the sun. be careful. if they are fake, it could harm your

mother here would be helpless and no longer able to cope with everyday life she even needs help just to waco know how to know good one. 2 is ashton nigger? i had a healthy, independent, 16 year old daughter with hope or plans dream i just left and everything that went with that. you know, she's a young woman who needs help with even the smallest of time. i take some things here is no longer able to blow dry her own head. she's lost muscle mass from line down so much on a lack of exercise. so she just doesn't have the strength as of august, when did i count? blow joy in my head because i can't hold the head joy for that long slice. it's the same with coming. what? yeah, i can't do that myself either. it took over a year if he is still needs to be diagnosed. she so many deltas, none of whom could find a cause, the symptoms, some thought it was a mental health issue, or that she was even imagining symptoms. and so i found it. unfortunately, that's our experience generally, just as a children and adolescents with m a c f s a not taken seriously enough. that means they don't receive timely and su

the b w. waco has issued a disturbing, a warning to countries in europe. start stop piling medicines for new, clear emergencies. that message rang in 2023. and now by 2024. the message is about stockpiling. every thing you can at home, basic medicines, medical supplies, shelf stable food, water, batteries, even handled. and when you read stories about celebrities, an ellipse like mark zuckerberg, allegedly building some sort of doomsday or nuclear fall out bunker in hawaii. you really start to wonder if perhaps they know something we don't. is there a cause for concern that expansion of the ukraine war is possible and just who would drive that expansion for more on this will bring in a geo political expert, glen d, as in professor of political science and history at the university of oslo in norway his newest book is out now called the ukraine war and the your ration world order professor. thank you so much for joining us. well, thank you from you to. so i am seeing a lot of tv commercials magazine inserts billboard, social media posts articles from all ov

the severe weather threat shifts east tomorrow from chicago down to waco, texas, checking today's high temperatures 67 for today's boston marathon 70s around the great lakes >> coming up, the all girls robotics team heading to the world championship. >> but first, more tourists behaving badly. the men who damaged a protected rock formation in the west and the charges they could face and what police are saying you're not alone. rent is up, and every family outing costs an arm and a leg. well, we want to help. so when prices go up, we find new ways to go low. and now, we've lowered the price on hundreds of your favorite products. designing something beautiful is easy. designing something beautiful with great quality for a low price? that's a different story. it's why we're here. that's a promise. not a promo. >> well, this week 50 is the new 20 on good morning america. >> we're back with the search for two suspected vandals in nevada. the two men are wanted for toppling ancient boulders at lake mead national recreation area. the natural rock formations at the redstone dunes trail are pro

8 year old boy who managed to escape from the building, but was then hits of the terrorists, ghana waco. the, the, the continued, so i'm the on the balcony and that probably played a crucial role to the end that a pm. we began to hit shots on the lower level. we ran out into the lobby of the craig coast and when from gun 1st off, if we made the right decision to run out of the area because the gunfire rates with on is might the media was knox unconscious of that mileage? i think he did not react, as it turns out later. the injuries were very serious, indeed, the broken rib call above and concussion brain injury and collapse long the i didn't realize what he's talking in such a mission later on this very stead the session which you knew were real man. you're going to be fine. we're really worried about, you know, your tough, brave and strong guy. you're going to get through this and scars of during the real man. we wish you a speedy recovery. good health and then you get back on the ice may ever seem to be fine in your life for our kids. well, we're waiting for you on the ice. well, most

ver tornados ef2 con vientos de 130 millas por hora manana 19 millones desde los grandes lagos hasta waco, el dia sa sabado, el es estallido de tormentas sera aun mas intensos y recoge inclusive la ciudad de chicago que se encuentra en nivel 2 de tiempo severo asi que seran dias peligrosos donde usted tiene que saber que hay que buscar refugio. >> una mala opcion son las casas moviles, vehiculos de motor y en un puente una buena opcion es ir a un sotano a un refugio y a un localidad rodeada de paredes para evitar, en caso de que algun proyectil salga volando, vaya a impactarlo a usted. >> asi que dias de estar atentos a las alertas en cuanto al t tiempo desde texas hasta il illinois. >> y aqui seguiremos atentos tambien, informando a nuestra comunidad. >> definitivamente. >> muchas gracias, con esto, quedo que en camara el momento en que un conductor de autobus del transporte publico es atacado por un pasajero en o oklahoma city. >> marcado en oklahoma city la agresion se produjo cuando el chofer se nego a dejar al pa pasajero en una interseccion y mientras el vehiculo estaba en marcha, a

. >> y el domingo, estos no se detiene nuevamente desde chicago hacia waco en texas, mas tornados quesentes durante el dia de manana. >> asi que el mensaje es es esencial para comunidad es, en caso de un tornado, buscar un lugar centrico dentro de n nuestras residencias rodeado de paredes alejado de puertas y ventanas para evitar ser victimas que algun proyectil julio pueda acercarse a nuestro hogar e impactarnos. >> mucha precaucion este fin de semana. >> importantisimo ese consejo. >> gracias, gracias carlos. >> nos vamos con otras noticias hoy concluyo la primera semana de audiencias en el historico juicio criminal contra donald trump. >> en el estrado nuevamente david pecker, el exeditor de un tabloide y un antiguo asistente de trump. >> un dia en el que el e expresidente ademas tuvo palabras para su esposa melania. >> rogelio morata que informa. >> fosa melania. >> hola, soy luis atencion. >> es el juicio criminal porque presuntamente oculto de manera ilegal los pagos a la actriz porno stormy daniels para que no revelara una relacion sexual que trump niega. >> hoy la defensa de t

the biggest risk for tomorrow, waco, dallas, up through evansville, indiana.ikely to be our fourth night in a row of seeing tornadic storms. david? >> rob marciano back with us tonight. rob, thank you. >>> we are tracking the breaking news ton capitol hill late today, the impeachment effort involving alejandro mayorkas failing just hours after arriving in the senate. let's get right to rachel scott, live on the hill again tonight. this effort did not survive very long once it reached the senate, rachel. >> reporter: no, david. in fact, this republican effort to try to convict homeland security secretary alejandro mayorkas went down in less than three hours. democrats quickly dismissing the charges before the trial even fully got underway. house republicans impeached mayorkas over his handling of the border but failed to provide evidence of high crimes and misdemeanors. democrats argue that president biden was ready to sign the most significant bipartisan border security legislation in decades, but it was republicans who rejected it under immense pressure from

places like waco and tyler and even dallas, and the overall flow is not really a dry one.o cities up the line like indianapolis, cleveland and buffalo hopefully just some thin clouds. but i think that area is going to be touch and go. day of what looks best for clear viewing right now is in northern new england. >> we aren't the only ones going wild for the eclipse. biologists will carefully observe animals after seeing some strange behavior during the 2017 eclipse, when the moon covered the sun, giraffe started running around their enclosures. flamingos made a protective circle around their young. and as for some tortoises, they started mating behavior. this biologist tells our danae new he's watching the eclipse with 40 other scientists at the fort worth zoo, and he's encouraging children everywhere to document any strange animal behavior they see. >> maybe now this is enough to spark the interest of a of a kid or a teenager to think, yeah, maybe science is something i could get into. >> and this is cool. you should consider wearing red and green during the eclipse. thos

>> reporter: the violent tornadoes also tearing through central texas, like this massive one near wacoe same storm pelting arlington with hail and heavy rain. here in texas, first responders will be on standby all weekend because of the severe weather, and this afternoon, just this part of the state had tornadoes, hail, high winds, and heavy rain, in just a few hours. margaret? >> margaret: omar, thank you. well, for a look at where these dangerous storms are headed next, let's bring in meteorologist mike bettes, from our partners at the weather channel. good evening, mike. >> well, margaret, good evening. we are in the midst of a multi-day severe weather outbreak. numerous tornadoes have touched down today across the plains. that threat will continue well into the night, from the texarkana area all the way up to saint peoria. these are all areas we could see violent tornadoes, large hail, and high winds. the threat overnight and returns again tomorrow, large area where the severe weather will break out for us from say i-35 in des moines all the way down toward wichita falls and dallas

this emergency services and our lawn has been carrying out a series of rescue missions and the waco salons, which kills at least 18 people. rescue is continually left for the missing and also supplied 1st a to thousands of people. venezuelan president nicholas mentor has ordered the closure of his government's embassy and country. that's in ecuador, and protest against ecuador storming as the next can embassy out of this month. on the rock hello has moved from mexico city and i am buy honda. they me quotes, political settle. this is the moment then as well. and president, we go. last model ordered the closure of his countries embassy in ecuador during a meeting of the community of latin american and caribbean states in honduras on tuesday. a lot of the novel set, a lot of.

with russia, he spoke to artist outside of waco in her world, depart, program, which you can watch in full throughout the day. here on our tea, there's a preview, the, the very much like the way you frame this one in one of your articles. you wrote that it's wrong that the 2 slavic nations are at war and that american arms company is making money from him to some extent. it's apparent obstacle reality. i wonder how do you see this concept proceed as an inexplicable or do you think quite the contrary, that it was to some extent predictable that it would have happened. i'm sure this is another conflict between the ukrainian nation and the russian nation. these, the conflict, especially between american and the russia, and they're kind of rush side. so it's of course, the west against the russian federation, heavy by skin cds. because if you didn't, would be golfing between ukraine and russia. ukraine wouldn't be lost in a few base. we don't want this called police, which didn't disclose to the ground floor. i think only the people without any common sense then come to you to difficultie

so, clouds going to be an issue, places like waco and tyler and even dallas. cities up the line like indianapolis, cleveland, and buffalo, hopefully thin clouds, but that area is going to be touch and go day of. what looks best for clear viewing right now is in northern new england, including burlington, where you'll be stationed, david. we certainly hope and we're rooting for everybody to have a clear sky of this eclipse come monday. david? >> david: thank you, rob. rob will be in niagara falls. lavergne, of course, will be in texas. we're hoping for a perfect view for you, lavergne. he lost his wife marion last year, he's going to be watching for her. and you can watch on abc. abc news and national geographic, monday at 2:00 p.m. eastern. i'll see you then. good night. a lot like the dead of winter snow on local hills, rain everywhere else. sandia will show you what is going on with our weather. >> also, muni's new plan to deal with fare evaders who are costing the agency millions, but they won't be the only ones paying a price. >> and yet another bizarre tu

we will be tracking storms across the south in dallas, toward waco and austin, storms likely and maybe severe weather before the eclipse moves north. continuing to follow this track, mostly clear conditions in upstate new york and portions around burlington. on "fox and friends" square, in new york city, 90% eclipse. you don't have to be right in the path, if you are, you will have a great show. you are looking forward to it is it, right? back to you. >> brian: thanks so much. don't go anywhere, dana perino is up and ready to entertain you. if you have wet amd, you never want to lose sight of the things you love. some things should stand the test of time. long lasting eylea hd could significantly improve your vision and can help you go up to 4 months between treatments. if you have an eye infection, eye pain or redness, or allergies to eylea hd, don't use. eye injections like eyla hd may cause eye infection, separation of the retina, or rare but severe swelling of blood vessels in the eye. an increase in eye pressure has been seen. there's an uncommon risk of heart attack or stroke ass

path of totality and hotel prices niagara falls up to a 49% since we talk about money that is crazy, waco is a lot of money being spent. tammy: something we can all enjoy together doesn't matter about politics. your part of the planet because it's going to get dark and you get a laser something bigger than you. tammy: i know that's hard to grasp. >> you don't have to be in the path of totality, that is overrated. the whole fund is watching it go in front of the sun. when it is half way there it gets darker and darker. even the path of totality, it's only a fleeting moment, the whole fund is an experience. stay home, getting your lawn chair, put the glasses on and you have to wear the glasses, don't do this, don't squint, nothing works except the glasses. tammy: it can ruin your cameras phone. be careful. special coverage of america's total eclipse of the sun's total eclipse is tomorrow on fox news channel and fox news weather, get the app as well. our workaholics withdrawing from the workplace that is a question on the media's mind one blue state might have something to say about this as

that's a possible tornado a tornado warning you're looking from waco stretching towards tyler with theng that move appear on top of that heavy rain. flood alerts in place taking all the way to the weekend. i want to quickly see if i can get to it severe weather forecast for tomorrow. this does continue for the next several days. jon: meteorologist adam klotz thanks of. sulfur, oklahoma one of the areas hit hardest yesterday. box weather correspondent brandy campbell is never reporting live for us. >> jon, yesterday it was a dangerous day for oklahomans. severe weather spun up several fortune natives. even because of flash flooding across 12 counties. right now we are in sulfur, oklahomans from the downtown area which has seen devastating impacts from the storms. now, you can see the damage in this video in sulfur as storms continue to lighting up the sky. these storms were deadly but so far we know at least four people were killed. two fatalities happen and hold and fill killing at least 8-quart month old baby. a third person was killed on 5:30 five near marietta most recently oklahoma

of this as it moves through texas, that will be happening at about 4:40 this afternoon, right over wacoing to make its way through dallas, and then moving toward the north and east, little rock, kansas, arkansas, through missouri. here we are at 6:05 their time, eastern time, it will be approaching indianapolis, and then moving over to toledo, ohio, and then all the way up to buffalo, new york. that's at 6:18 this evening. for us, that's 3:00 in the afternoon. and then looking into parts of the northeast, they're going to see it moving off the coast of maine at 7:35 p.m. so of course we'll be watching that on national news, really interesting to see that happening. we're looking at warmer temperatures across the bay area. we're headed for 71 in novato, san francisco today 66 degrees, 71 in fremont and 71 in los gatos. tomorrow it's even warmer. we have upper 70s for much of the east bay, with concord up to 77 degrees, and look at that, some 80s in the forecast for wednesday. such a big change from the weather we had last week. and it continues to warm up through the middle to end of the

where we are going to see that eclipse moving through, starting out in texas, it will be right over wacoth at about 4:40 their time. then we see it make its way into oklahoma and then over toward arkansas and missouri, and then continuing to move through indiana. we can see it approaching indianapolis at 6:05 eastern time. and then continuing to move off towards ohio and then upstate new york, buffalo and rochester seeing that later this evening. and then finally making its way off the main coast at 7:35 p.m. so we'll be watching all of that for you for today. looking at our temperatures that are warming up quite a bit compared to what we had over the weekend, headed for the low 70s today. and the warming trend is what we can expect throughout the week. it's going to feel like spring for the next several days, and even toward late spring, more of a warm feel to the air. but this weekend things change and we are headed back to winter. a storm system coming in will bring us some rain, cool temperatures, and more snow to the sierra. so a look at our seven-day forecast, look at all of these

this cognitive tough to see between 35 off towards a 45 just south of the waco area.bout right nexis this is observed tornado currently on the ground continuing to watch that one trek to the north and east. fairly slowly as it's making that move. a wider air is being impacted by heavy rain. all of this flood watches because it has been raining for days. we've been talking about system after system after system. this is rain still yet to come he sees him the yellow areas, the orange areas you are stalking in or for the two -- 5 inches of rain. flooding is going to be a concern here. even as the storms or wind down flooding will still be an issue tomorrow into tuesday as well. eric: people got to be careful. adam thank you. arthel: more encampments are popping up at college campuses across the nation as students demand their schools cut ties with israel. with final exams and graduation ceremonies around the corner university leaders are facing tough decisions over how to handle the protesters senior correspondent steve harrigan is light outside columbia university which