this as we're watching another arrest here, a man who looks very upset also shouting there. he's being taken into custody. we're watching this. so again, by our countic from what we have seen, nothing official here, but the account we have been watching since the curfew took effect 44 minutes ago. 45 minutes ago, by our account, seven or eight now, adam, and are you seeing this as they're leaving this latest man and latest arrest into the vehicle? >> yes, that's correct. i just want to mention while we're on it, we spent the day looking for the six officers, and we came upon the next door neighbor of the one female officer, alicia white. we spent time talking to her today. she said she would have never suspected she would be involved in something like this. she was a kind woman. you wouldn't have even known she was a police officer were it not for her uniform she saw her in occasionally. she was a gardner, she spent days gardening with her, and she said she was a wonderful woman, and she's very upset about what happened with freddie gray and the fact that her next door neighb

and tornado watches from here to iowa. tomorrow it pushes up to the east, houston, and chance of severe weather and potentially tornadoes. and across the carolinas ana is downgraded to a tropical depression. >> rob, stay safe. thank you. >>> and next to a scare at the indian point power plant just outside new york city. and the toxic cleanup, a transformer sending smoke into the sky. the company says the fire was put out quickly, but fluid leaked and crews are cleaning it up. >>> and a new arrest in the killing of two on-duty cops. one a rookie the other, once named officer of the year. four suspects in custody. gloria rivera reports. >> reporter: today, as a fourth suspect has been arrested one already in custody sayse's innocent. police say banks was in the car with his brother and a woman, when a routine traffic stop turned violent. >> i heard six loud gun shots. >> reporter: the officers, gunned down. marvin banks and joey calloway charged with their murder. one officer, a member of the k-9 team. the other, with less t

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. >>> so lots to watch here, in scottish and british politics. >>> a very interesting time and astonishing results. >>> thank you. >>> well still ahead. fears, syria's war could spill over into lebanon. >>> and the iran's nuclear program >>> it was a discras trust night for the labor party as well as the liberal democrat, both both of them lost key seats. they held on to their seats and the chancellor lost his seat. >>> the national party had a good night robbedly defeating the labor party and also sending the youngest member. yes, ma'am minute's northern side has been hit by the heaviest airstrikes, and, it is on the boarder and coalition plains, and the coalition says, they also targeted a command center west. >>> the u.s. defense secretary says the americans have started training a small group. ash carter says it will be a few months before the first group will be deployed. these trainees are recruited they're vetted, and only then are they put into training. so they've been in the program for quite awhile. and then the training takes some time and they would be inserted into operations

here, don draper, reflecting on his life. "mad men" saying good-bye. a spoiler alert if you haven't watchedght here, the famous farewells. it all began eight years ago. don draper, those notes on a napkin. a young peggy, joan. and those looks. the realities of the workplace in 1960. >> good morning, mr. draper. >> reporter: "mad men" had arrived. and last time night, 92 episodes later, it was time to say good-bye. >> birdie. >> reporter: don and betty draper and that final call. >> i know. >> reporter: an indelible farewell for a show with a cult following. the art of good-byes playing out in front of millions before. >> look, i know how tough it is for you to say good-bye, so, i'll say it. >> reporter: the most watched good-bye, "m.a.s.h.," with more than 105 million watching, spelled out in the sand. >> i treasure you people. >> reporter: and the trademark comic relief from the cast of "mary tyler moore." >> i think we all need some kleenex. >> guilty. >> reporter: millions had strong feelings about "seinfeld's" farewell. "the sopranos," remember the onion rings and journey? that's where

. >> we spoke to an expert on the country also senior researcher at human rights watch. heres what she told us. karina: the situation is really tense. it has been for several weeks now. demonstrations began at the end of april against the president's decision to stand for a third term. tensions have been escalating, and in the last couple of days after what appears to be a failed coup attempt, what we are worried about is that there will be or could be an increased repression and reprisal on the part of the government of people close to the president against not only those who participated in this coup attempt but also other opponents, critics, demonstrators, people who have nothing to do with the coup attempt that may all get tarnished with the same brush. >> that's the latest on the situation in burundi. 800 people were brought ashore in indonesia today. the migrants were from a muslim community in burma. they face persecution back home. thailand is also -- often the first stop and the countries have been cracking down. our team has been wallowing thai forces -- following t

lot of people affected by this, a lot of people standing out here and watching what's happening today compared to monday and saying i can't believe this, this is wonderful. the people are out here, they're together as a community, and there's been absolutely no problems so far, don. >> all right, sara sidner stand by. i get to nick valencia now, nick protesters i see from your picture now on the move, you're walking with them, where are they heading? >> reporter: we don't quite know where we're marching towards and i don't think a lot of the people here in this demonstration right now really know where they're going either. straight up north avenue just a little while ago the scene i was at at the intersection of north avenue and pennsylvania where you saw that uplant scene described as a block party, that music was shut down, the stage broken down and people started gather at the intersection of the cvs and somebody got on the mega phone and started to give out a phone number for those just in case they got arrested so we can only assume this is part of a crowd that is not going to o

so i think the police will be hopefully things are over here. >> it's interesting to watch these developmentst here on monday, before the curfew was in place. i got here just after all the chaos. and then you saw what happened before that. and then on tuesday night, when the curfew went into effect and there were some skirmishes, it got better. the initial response to this by most people's account was not the best response, but it's a difficult situation for the leaders of the city, especially the mayor who had to make the call. and you know, what i'm hearing from people, and the people were pretty aggressive when they criticize the mayor, one of the reasons i hear that she did not make the reason to call the national guard in early is because there were young people out there and some were some parents pleading with her not to call the national guard in on their children. so that's one of the things i'm hearing. but it's a tough call. very few arrests tonight. there was some unrest, but there will always be people who violate, but there weren't mass, mass arrests and unrest here in the city

watch here as the windshield gets smashed that cracked all the sudden. o stay on the road, but such difficult conditions, wild weather. fortunately here, just dealing with what some showers and mugginess, katy? >> really, pretty much all we've got in the forecast, few showers, thunderstorms the kind of weather pattern you hear almost on daily basis when we hit the summertime. but that said, we are off to again muggy start out there this morning, and eventually, we will look ahead it much more comfortable air as we start to wrap up this month of may. we've got temperatures generally mid 60s here, take you on tour of some of the 65 degrees from ed connor, mixture every sunday and clouds and he's out in chesterfield cloudy, tad cooler, he said here, but you will feel the humidity, absolutely, concur with that. 64 degrees sent in from kerry has the mixture as well, clouds sun, mt. laurel. and very modest breeze, that's part of the problem why you might be finding a little hint of fog depending on location. same scenario here for david. he's at 68 degrees, tho

republican presidential contenders in the senate were closely watched here. senators ted cruz and rand paul are the only republicans who voted against the blueprint. senators rubio and lindsey graham voted for it. >>> you can expect extra traffic delays around the watergate complex. at least one lane on virginia avenue northwest is still closed. workers are shoring up the garage so they can do more extensive searching. three levels pancaked on on the of one another last friday and a cadaver dog indicated a hit, but no one is reported missing. >>> and your kids can take a standardized test in virginia. third through eighth graders can retake their sol tests if they fail them. the policy would start next school year. "the free lance-star" says city schools adopted the new program for this school year. >>> soon you'll have more affordable child care options in montgomery county. last night the council passed a bill that creates a policy officer for quality child care. it also includes a new initiative to focus on family child care providers. bill sponsors say on

gundy, lisa salter mark jackson, and our fantastic abc crew mike green saying thanks so of for watching hereabc, home of the nba finals. it's the rockets and warriors next up in the west. right now let's go to sage steele and the studio in los angeles. >>> and there you have it. game 7, for all of the marbles, all of the presser in the world and houston rockets, the rockets withstood that pressure to beat the clippers. welcome back to los angeles. jalen rose doug collins, i'm sage steele. coach let me start with you. what did it take for houston to get it done. >> when clippers were up 3-1 in the series they went to play game six. they didn't go to a close-out in game five. james harden had a triple double. howard played well. they got momentum. and we want to talk about the last 14 minutes ofame six and today. you had james harden and howard show up. to me jalen, when i look at it. terrence jones, prigioni trevor ariza. those guys outplayed the clippers badly. >> clippers were allowed to rely on the lead guys but character guys didn't show up. matt barnes zero points. j.j. redick six turnov

gundy, lisa salter mark jackson, and our fantastic abc crew mike green saying thanks so of for watching hereabc, home of the nba finals. it's the rockets and warriors next up in the west. right now let's go to sage steele and the studio in los angeles. >>> and there you have it. game 7, for all of the marbles, all of the presser in the world and houston rockets, the rockets withstood that pressure to beat the clippers. welcome back to los angeles. jalen rose doug collins, i'm sage steele. coach let me start with you. what did it take for houston to get it done. >> when clippers were up 3-1 in the series they went to play game six. they didn't go to a close-out in game five. james harden had a triple double. howard played well. they got momentum. and we want to talk about the last 14 minutes of game six and today. you had james harden and howard show up. to me jalen, when i look at it. terrence jones, prigioni trevor ariza. those guys outplayed the clippers badly. >> clippers were allowed to rely on the lead guys but character guys didn't show up. matt barnes zero points. j.j. redick six turn

the key level to watch here is this. i think this is april 23. the 7 1/2-year high.y. that said, topix index. futures now up .8%. now these next few boards will trade. ps a recommended ank of america, merrill lynch. these 400 stocks, at least the competition, the big 400. the only profitable companies can be part of that. based on the latest earnings results that have come out, is that some stocks will be taken out of the index and some like these over here will likely be added. august 5 is when those changes will be announced. you'll hold on to these stocks likely to be added and go short those likely to be taken out. these are the three that may get included. on the opposite side, of course you have to take some out. you have to keep 400 stocks obviously. some of these names that bank of america thinks will likely be cut or dropped from the index. he electronics retailer. sankyo. nippon electric glass. fifth business day of april. that is when changes will occur. we'll leave it there. back to you. rishaad: the aussie dollar taking a dive after that r&b meeting minu

but have a look at some of the other stories we are watching. here is david with the roundup. david: let's talk about china. we may see the third default of a company. it is a bottle supplier for coca-cola. financialrun into trouble. the company says it can only pay a fraction of the principal the needs to pay back. you can see the graphic of what they go. the 5 million u.s. dollars of interest for this particular bond. the company is calling it a liquidity problem. for these bonds, they are due -- we will discuss options going forward. let's move about thinking. jpmorgan ceo jamie dimon was straightforward. andalled it irresponsible lazy. he said if you do that, you are probably not a good investor. let's get to this. god knows how any of you can place your vote based on iss. he was speaking in an investor conference in new york. revisiting executive compensation after the latest ackage was supported by record low number of shareholders. let's go to japan. iss, institutional shareholder services, has turned their attention there. they are telling 1600 asset clients to vote ou

this is the one i am watching. here is my arrow. developing here. a few pop up showers.re organized up here. towards parts of lake county, clear lake. showers and thunderstorms developing right now. and also for the northern portions of sonoma county. not completely dry across the bay area. scattered showers and a thunderstorm towards lake county. santa rosa 65 degrees. san jose 62. concord in the upper 60s. and wind speeds 16 miles per hour in oakland. santa rosa, winds 13 miles per hour. sfo, stronger wind speeds, there we go, 23 miles per hour out of the west. another live camera for you. oakland here. clouds pushing back in. tonight partly cloudy skies and breezy. tomorrow high clouds. lots of clouds monday. and the extended more visiting clouds from the pacific. over night lows tomorrow morning, starting out monday in the 40s to lower 50s. this area of low pressure producing showers to the north of the bay area and showers flirting with parts of the north bay. no major changes. this cool weather remains in place, best shower chances to the north of the bay area. a c

. >> thanks for watching. here are the top stories. in iraq, isil launch said a string of attacks in anbar. an army headquarters in fallujah was attacked and 13 iraqi soldiers killed by an isil rocket attack on an air base east of ramadi. >> the bodies of 17 people arrived at port augusta on the italian island of sicily. they were found during rescue operations object friday that saved more than 4,000 migrants trying to cross the mediterranean sea. >> the european union condemned a travel ban on 89 european politicians as arbitrary and unjustified. the move is said to be in response to e.u. sanctions imposed on russia and similar travel bans. >> the u.s. secretary of state john kerry has broken his leg in a cycling accident and calling off the rest of his european trip. he was riding in france a day after he held nuclear talks with iran's foreign minister in geneva. he'll travel back to boston for further treatment. a state department spokesman said he should make a full recovery and is in good spirits. >> u.s. police killed more than

watch here. should give us a good angle. no, can't see if it went out there. that is 1.3. and then it bounces and goes out. so now they are putting time, 1.5. >> jeff: which, again, you can get a dribble and a shot. the ball is taken out, though a little further than it normally is underneath the basket. so you have gibson pressuring dellavedova. >> mark: if i'm noah i'm helping lebron james. >> mike: 1.5 remaining. james, for the win. it's good! lebron james at the buzzer! stuns the chicago bulls and the series is tied at two games apiece. what a finish here in the united center for the second straight game. a buzzer beater! james, who has struggled with his jump shot throughout the playoffs, nails it from the corner. and no question getting it off in time. friday night, the bulls with a buzzer beater. and here sunday afternoon, james with the road win. and they'll head back to cleveland all even at two games a piece. >> jeff: and mike they get to set a play with the free time-out. they get extra time. put on. this game was decided in large part at the end by the replay a

we can get, i think there's a big worry going forward and i have to add one thing i'm watching the transports here they're underperforming badly and have been a great telegrapher and forecaster of the future. they're acting horribly right now. neil: the flip side to that as you know, ty, some of the numbers we've seen at least of late improvement in employment and retail sales improvement in some, not all housing data, at least limits the possibility of a negative quarter, could be a soft quarter, not a negative quarter, what do you think? >> that's right. there are positives in there, we have to be honest with ourselves. the unemployment rate is down, but at the same time the labor participation rate is at an all-time low. consumer spending is up but not as much as we thought and not as much as last year. income growth is up but not as much as we thought and not as much as last year. so certainly we should be concerned here and we should pay attention, i don't know if we hit the panic button just yet. neil: it's never overwhelmingly convincing the negative or positive side within housing data its

here we go. wolf thank you so much. i'm brooke baldwin. you're watching cnn.texas, we begin with the flood danger there. multiple evacuations under way as i speak. officials are warning people to get out before it's too late. get out before this happens. >> oh no! >> what happened to this family in central texas could happen to many many more people in the southwest town of wharton. wharton is the next in line here in trying to keep thousands of people out of harm's way. that's because the forecast is calling for thunderstorms every day through the weekend. a lot of homes are already filled with three feet of water. flood warnings they are already in effect. officials say families could be trapped for days if they do not get out before the colorado river starts to spill over. pictures of the river. the problem now in the next couple days north texas could get 2 to 4 inches of rain. may not seem like a big deal. chad myers is going to tell us in a second why it is. the death toll in texas now stands at 15. six of those are from the houston area. in term of miss

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at a sports bar that will be showing this big fight. >> reporter: we are here at britania arms where they will be hosting a watch party from 5:00 to can. they have a poster up here on their door. there is so much hype around this fight because pound for pound it is considered a great matchup. mayweather is the undefeated champion and he will be facing off against pacquiao at the mgm grand in las vegas. both considered to be the best boxers in the world right now. someone that will be watching this fight closely is andorra ward. the super middle weight champ will be sitting ring side at the bout in vegas. he will be providing commentary for hbo. we asked him the million dollar question who is going to win? >> i don't know if there is a clear cut winner. floyd mayweather is undefeated. there hasn't been a proven blueprint to defeat him. but you can't measure -- >> reporter: no matter the outcome both boxers will be big winners. they are expected to win $200 million each for this one fight. and coming up in the next half hour, you will hear from a local boxer who is behind pacquiao and hear from him on what he feel

. >> reporter: now, amtrak police are keeping watch here near the tracks. this as workers continue to walk up and down the tracks in between trains passing here. and the ntsb is planning to update us on additional information that's gathered later on this week. reporting live in port richmond, nbc 10 news. >>> and another northeast corridor back on track. but the financial challenges are far from settled. ahead at 5:30 we talk to local senators heading in the charge to better fund amtrak and other forms of mass transit. >>> armed and ready. local police don't just have the typical police cars thousands of pieces of surplus military vehicles weapons and other items have been donated for police use. the nbc 10 investigators have the raw numbers. ahead, why today president obama announced a change in exactly what gets donated. >>> and rival bike gangs open fire. they also trade bullets with police. next after a shooting killed nine people and wounded dozens of others why the danger is far from over from officers in texas. >>> and here's a live look at the radar

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watch. now, tornado warnings. we have here in red, we'll be watching those over the next several hours. still a very dangerous night. >> what can the area expect for tomorrow? >> tomorrow it will be still another bad day. it will move up to the north-east a little bit. but still very bad. >> thank you, we'll keep an eye on that. now to the latest on the fight against i.s.i.l. u.s. special forces kill a high-ranking commander, the man known as abu sayyaf was shot trying to escape. he was believed to be the organizations chief financial officer. in all, about a dozen i.s.i.l. fighters were killed. president obama approved the mission that took place. for more from senior washington correspond mike viqueira. >> the white house says the president signed off on this mission personally a raid into eastern syria, the target abu sayyaf said to be a finance minister, a powerful figure for i.s.i.l. the kneel was to take him alive. u.s. delta force commandos a night time raid attempted to do so. those around abu sayyaf and abu sayyaf himself engaged in a fire fight. it's said they tried to use wom

tornado concerns, a tornado watch here, these yellow are severe thunderstorm watches in effect. tornadoes. you see this line of storms here. earlier today that was in the lubbock area and some indications that we saw 4 to 6 inches of rain just today in lubbock. ground already saturated and that very quickly causes flooding. as this line of storms overnight continues to pull toward the east, we're going to see that again. there is one silver lining here. go back just about six weeks and we severe extreme and exceptional drought going on across parts of the red river valley. that is almost completely wiped out and that will likely be the case as we move forward over the next week or two. flash flooding going on where you see this red right along where that line of storms is flooding concerns from kansas all the way down towards the big bend of texas. this all comes because we have seen all the saturated ground but we are going to see these storms for at least another two to three days across the area. where that happened, we're going to watch that isolated chances of additional flo

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here is where we are watching. nice clear skies all the area near the atlantic. as this cold front tries to move south, the high will move out of the way and we will shift down south because computer model suggesting areas of low pressure will develop over the coast and that will begin to come north. scattered showers really tomorrow afternoon, and on wednesday once you get past the day whether you have to wait and see with rejected areas of low pressure. beyond that point, there are all kinds of possibilities and i'm going to waste my time with this might happen or this could happen. rejecting a middle-of-the-road approach of the nick saban days. we're getting a 40% chance of showers on tuesday and wednesday, showers and thunderstorms in and in keeping temperatures very warm, clearing the end of the week. as that continues to move northward in may change the weather thursday friday. it is not a perfect science. the next two days will be very nice. jummy: coming up, the long-awaited name of britain's newest princess. also must-see video of a massiv e fire on jumm

that's an area we're watching here for severe weather. a cooling trend is in the forecast.bout 70 or so fahrenheit. much cooler towards thursday. so the cooling trend coming back into the forecast. even madrid cools off from the upper 30s in the coming couple days. 38 on wednesday, that would be the hottest day they've ever seen this month. >> incredible. >> thanks. >>> the obama administration is giving shell conditional approve to begin drilling in the arctic off the western coast. environmental groups argue there would not be enough time for emergency response if anything goes wrong. the u.s. interior department says a number of environmental conditions must be met before drilling can begin. >>> a five-day humanitarian pause is due to start in yemen. but before the calm, both sides are actually stepping up the fighting. houthi rebels say they shot down a fighter plane that was taking part in saudi-led air strikes. saudis say one of their citizens died from a shell fired into their country. here's nick payton walsh with more. >> simply hours now until a five-day cease-fir

most of these fans here in south san francisco watch party were pulling for pacquiao. >> i'm disappointed with the outcome of the fight. i'm a pacquiao fan and i was really pulling for him. but i can't disagree with the decision. >>reporter: the tone here shifted very dramatically at the end while this fight was going on and even earlier in the day this was a crowd that was cheering and full of energy. fort mccamley restaurant was packed. >> there's been a big build up its finally here and were all really excited. >>reporter: a matchup years in the making between two fighters who consider the best of this generation. tickets to this mayweather pacquiao parties sold out more than a week ago. this restaurant is popular with the latino community. >> pacquiao has really represented the filipino community. >>reporter: the owners ordered double the amount of food and alcohol and order security. to help manage the crowds dominated by pakula supporters. >> a pacquiao is a good guy, he came from nothing and he is also my now. >>reporter: if you are pulling for the undefeated mayweather was fun wit

here so it will be a good time though. it's a good crowd. >> reporter: the only way you can watch the fight here is if you get one of thesealk-ins but you might to get here early. some people might get here four hours before the fight to claim one. personal trainer and former professional boxer marcus wilson has been waiting a long time to watch mayweather and pacquiao in the ring together. >> as an ex-boxer i love the sport. but the fight has been a long time coming. we want to see it, an excellent fight. >> reporter: tickets sold out in 30 seconds but wilson has a front row seat at home. >> extremely excited. ready to pay 99 bucks that's how excited i am. you usually will not pay for a fight like this. but floyd is going to get my money just like everybody else's. >> reporter: lisa chan, kpix 5. >> that fight starts tomorrow at 6 p.m. >>> a new look in the earthquake in nepal as it happened. two men watching as the ground starts to shake. panicked people are running into the road and then you can see a monument collapses in the background. eight miles east of the kathmandu area, the quake toppled hindu temples. more tha

watch this. beautiful spin in the atmosphere and then look at this moisture right off the coast here. watch how it moves off, and then starts to move back in and in response to the upper low so it's being dragged back in off the coast or off the ocean. that's what's going to give us a chance for showers tomorrow night and into tomorrow morning and we have new information. this is very good news. if you don't want it to rain. most of the rain moves out and look at what happens by 6:00 a.m. down to the south of the metro area. not anticipating much in the way of the morning commute. earlier from gaithersburg to d.c. and lexington park and mechanicsville and by 11:00 everybody is on dry side. most of the day tomorrow is hooking dry. temperatures into the mid-60s. right along the bay here only 62 in annapolis and 65 in manassas and showers tomorrow isolated. i don't think for the most part you probably even the even need your umbrella tomorrow and you can put the umbrella away for the weekend. 80 on saturday and 30% chance of a light shower and sunday 76 and then this is what i'm talking a

. >> we will be watching. up here first, more millennials deciding to ditch college and some here say that's great news for all of us. next. >> millennials dropping out has some here looking up. a new report showing college enrollment going in reverse this spring. john says that m actually hp r enomy goforwd. ho sojo? ll this gre ne. obab mor tha w wano admi veryittl we lrnnolle has any revano the worng wod. it aayseen credtial ando hopefully this is a strong side that employers understand we all understand that you don't necessaryily need a college degree to succeed in the real world. >> particularly in light of the fact that 44% of the college grads are under employed. alarming statistic. >> on some level, i've taught college for years, there are some undergraduates that told me when the economy was bad they would go to college because they couldn't get a job. one of the places where i don't like to see this is le medical assistants nursing aides, so forth, we need these people to take care of our aging population i

here wanted to hear. another flood flash watch right here. david? >> all right, matt gutman leading us off tonight. matt, thank you. they're on the watch in the south and in the northeast. so, let's get right to rob marciano with the new storm track. >> reporter: david, again tonight, we're going to start with the severe weather in the northeast. trees down from maine, right through massachusetts and across the northeast. you see the cells on the radar there, moving to the coastline. these watches will be allowed to expire here in the next few minutes. but the watches in the plans will not end any time soon. huge tornado watch there. dallas under a severe thunderstorm watch. you're going to see strong storms, i think, after sunset. of course, that's going to bring rain. we've already had the wettest month on record for texas. wichita falls and oklahoma city on a similar note there. but the good news, no more severe drought. that's been gone. haven't been able to say that for five years. but there's more rain on the way. maybe two to four inches of additional rain right through the weekend, david. >>

we have tornado watches here for parts of texas through oklahoma and then our latest one moving into tral plains until 9:00 p.m. local time. this for portions of kansas here and you can see the snow on the back side of this. that's how dynamic this system is. over a foot in the mountains, and right now we have a couple of tornado warnings in and around the shamrock texas area on i-40. so people are urged to take shelter immediately. this is going to be ongoing throughout the afternoon and the evening, into the overnight, as these storms start to fire up and potential for a severe weather outbreak underway. radarestation radarestation, over a foot of rain in the past 48 hours and more rain in store for the regions. we had a tremendous drought across texas. that's being wiped out by all of this rain. so that's the good news. the bad news is all of this rain is coming in a short period of time. the ground is saturated, it has nowhere to go. flash flooding is occurring and imminent. here's your severe weather setup we looked for as the cold front moves in. on the back side snow. over rock

. >> you're watching al jazeera. here are the headlines. regional political liters and yemeni officials are meeting at riyadh but the yemeni officials are not attending. five day humanitarian truce is due to expire later on sunday. >>> at least three people have been killed in a suicide attack in afghanistan's capital taliban said it planned the bombing. thousands of refugees are believed to be stranded in the andeman sea. thailand malaysia and indonesia have all turned back boats. they will be discussing the crisis. crossing over to riyadh in saudi arabia bringing in hashem ahelbarra, where the meeting is taking place between regional leaders, international leaders in attendance as well and yemeni political factions. what are we expecting to see over the next couple of hours? >> well, this is basically going to be a crucialt key meeting, in the saudi arabian capital riyadh. there are numbers from the sunni party, socialist party presidents abd rabbu mansour hadi, basically trying to form a front, forces loyal to abd rabbu mansour hadi. tha

we will continue on storm watch here. doug will join us with the latest track of the storms and the rain. all hitting parts of our area now. >> a maintenance man accused of child sex abuse. what he told us when we visited his rockville >>> you're watching "abc7 news at 4:00" on your side. leon: right now let's get to the weather. get the latest now on a storm watch. alison: earlier we received reports of hail in parts of our viewing area like chantilly. our meteorologist doug hill following all of this for us. doug? doug: it's been a slow-moving cold front that has been the trigger in the atmosphere to form up the showers and the thunderstorms. they are slow moving, a lot of lightning and heavy rain and hail. good news the national weather service canceled the severe thunderstorm warning that happened around potomac and on the virginia side in great falls and canceled the one out of winchester. the only one left until 4:45 is this one that is drifting toward haymarket area now. there is hail and heavy rain. every time one

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here. those storms have now moved into oklahoma, but this thing was a monster wedge earlier. we have tornado watches from kansas city all the way back to areas in west central texas here. and then we're looking at for us, the moisture. this is the problem we're going to have the next few days. all of this moisture coming in off of the gulf of mexico and making a turn in the ohio right toward the mid atlantic. the front trying to come in from north. it is going to be just draped over us. more likely in the afternoon tomorrow, monday and tuesday. future cast, isolated showers through overnight into sunday morning. and with the daytime heating, sunday afternoon, more showers and storms are likely to pop up so we'll have to watch this, and this is why we have a yellow alert up for sunday and monday also i expect afternoon storms, so we'll have the yellow alerts then as well. let's show you the forecast. tonight, 65 to 70. an isolated shower, areas of fog a better chance of showers will be south of town the next couple of hours. warm, muggy. light south-southwestly winds at five. a warm and humid morning

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>> thieves may be after your apple watch. here is friday morning money report. >> happy friday.ing very quiet start and the dow is up in the single digits of the s&p and nasdaq with just slightly lower because of record highs. hackers have discovered a work around to the apple watch enabling thieves to swipe the device clean and a video posted on the spent shows how a thief can bypass the lock scene if less than one minute. someone could steal the apple watch and society it up on a different device. in word great apple if they are working on a philadelphia. united is offering a bug bounty a payment up to $1 million for hackers who find vulnerabilities in the website and mobile app. it is part of commitment to protect the customer privacy. >> babies less than two are using smart phones and tablets with some spending an hour at a time on the devices. american academy of pediatrics discourages the use of computers for those under two but there is little long term research on the effects of using them at such a young age. >> thank you jane. >> it is now 6:48. to burr from the bigges

as you can see, a tornado watch here meaning that conditions are favorable for tornadoes. no warnings right now, but we are going to watch these cells develop through the afternoon and the evening because we've got all the ingredients that we need for a severe weather outbreak including very cold air across the rockies, cold enough for feet of snow in the mountains. i know if you can believe it. and the potential for large hail, damaging winds and tornadoes. the flooding threat is going to be dire over the next couple of days because some of these areas have received feet of rain within the last couple of weeks, so more rain on saturated ground has led to the potential for flooding. flood advisories flood watches and warnings are posted here as we are expecting more rain and here's the setup, when we talk about those ingredients that we need for severe weather. the cold air from the west our low ejecting from the rockies, more moist, unstable air as well as lots of moisture from the gulf of mexico. so the recipe is there, especially for portions of texas, oklahoma up toward

paul pierce watch this screen here by the veteran, frees up wall he then finds porter again. porter had ten points 11 rebounds off the bench. under 30 seconds remaining, top of the feed there, wizards go on to take this one, 104-98. they are now 5-0 to start the 2015 playoffs. this year's squad has a different mentality about the postseason. >> experience is good and having that experience you know i think these guys have learned a lot through that want to stay focused here for another game. >> i think actually like i told you guys before we were just happy to be in the playoffs happy, we moved on and we didn't really have any high goals after the first round, but this year we expect more out of ourselves, expect to get past the second round, we definitely have that same desperation we had last year and previous round. can't worry about last year, honestly focus on this year and what we need to do moving forward. >>> game two continues tuesday. >>> move to the baseball diamond, the nationals team we expected to watch this entire season proving they can win a number of differe