i was so happy. - yeah. - university of west alabama. - i leave may 26. - to ohio?e you're gonna do something, get in trouble. and i'm gonna have to fly up to ohio. - imma be up there for a good minute. - when are you comin' back? - mom said i can come back whenever. i aint gon' miss it. i aint even miss my homeboys you know that? - dang, you aint gon' miss me at all? - nope. [laughs] - thanks. just, pink promise you'll be safe? - i'm gonna be safe. - and if something happens, you're gonna call me? if you need me? - what? how you gon' help? you like, how ma hours away? - uh, i could fly down there. - fly? wow- - or i can send you money. - bruh, i could get shot, and you know how long it'd take to get down there? - trust me- - i could be dead in an hour. - i'll drive the plane. - drive the plane? - yeah, put extra gas it. - extra gas? i'm sorry casey, but, you're gonna crash that plane. you're gonna crash it. - cross for the villain. twinsies. - this is not gta 5. this is not gta 5. [casey laughing] - ah, i'll miss you. growing up sucks. [somber music] [door slamming

the tornado zone two parts of alabama than extenr future radar times are dead, these storms that have been in louisiana are now entering mississippi, then rumbling from westeast, getting into central alabama. some of these will be torn attic tonight. perhaps, get south and into the atlanta area as we go through the day tomorrow before things begin to week and late in the day tomorrow. going to beat daisy through georgia even through south carolina, just about 20 miles away from rolling fork there, no better off, they hope these storms stay to the south. linsey? >> linsey: the last thing they need for sure. whit, rob, thank you, stay safe periods coming up later, mississippi strong, how they devastated community is pulling. that breaking news out of philadelphia, city officials monitoring the water supply after a chemical spill in bucks county. officials say about 8,000 gallons of latex finishing material leaked into the delaware river. officials say the potential health risks are low but they are urging caution. here abcs faith abubey. >> reporter: tonight, philadelphia officials shutting down the intake of the city's tap water from the delaware river aft

people lost their lives as a living come from tornadoes turn mississippi's west mississippi's west side to the alabamae. one death reported there. it went through towns in mississippi like wynonna and angry. 100-mile path and the intensity did not ease up nor has the the national weather service issues more severe weather through the weekend. georgia governor brian kemp should a state of emergency yesterday after a system with high winds and multiple tornadoes according to the governor's office. those heavy rains and saturated the ground allowing trees to be more easily uprooted causing damage like this. the tornado's plane for damaging nearly 100 structures true county georgia and west point 80 miles south of atlanta there and you see all that damage, my goodness, mississippi community members plan to rebuild. >> we are just trying to get what we can out. it is pretty shocking. it is bad. but everybody is coming together and helping. >> god is going to get us through this and we will come out stronger. >> that is right. those kind of communities is all about the assistance of others. it always has be

fair share we are actively working in communities across the country from mcdowell county west virginia, alabama to really committees all across thehe country. we have 29 environmental finance centers who are providing free technical assistance to communities that want it. we're closing the wastewater access gap initiative. we have ar lead service line accelerator. all of these technical assistance programs are helping build the local cumin to capacity to make sure we're unlocking these resources for every community so every community has clean and safe water. let me end where i began, which is to say thank you. thank you so much for the opportunity to steward these resources. it's because of congress and president biden that you have created a transformational moment right now, a transformational opportunity for the water sector. i want you to know that epa's working hard, working strategically to deliver on the vision that you set in the bipartisan infrastructure law. we are working to make sure water funding benefits all americans to matter where they live, how much money they have in the ban

west. kansas has a battle with howard, and alabama is the number one overall seed for the first time in schooltory. in the midwest, two schools from the lonestar state occupy the top two seeds. the action will tip off tomorrow with the first four in dayton, ohio the winners win their spot into the round of 64. we have women's south carolina gamecocks look to repeat as national champions lloostill to come, it is hoywd's biggest night. the big winners and the most-talked-about moments of the oscars see cousin jimmy over there? his girlfriend just caught the bouquet so... he might need a little more help saving. for that engagement ring... the groom's parents. you think they're looking at photos of their handsome boy? they're not! she just saw how much they spent on ballroom dance classes... won't be needing those anymore. digital tools so impressive, you just can't stop banking. suffering from sinus congestion, especially at night? try vicks sinex digital tools so impressive, for instant relief that lasts up to 12 hours. vicks sinex targets congestion at the source, relieving nasal congestion an

alright now to west georgia, near the alabama border, where at least three people are heard in several homes destroyed after a tornado barreled through troop county this morning. look at the damage. this is what it looks like in the city of lagrange, about 70 miles southwest of atlanta, and you can see the storm snapped. power lines toppled trees to a lot of home damaged building damage and all that debris well, now it's creating a real mess on the roads as well and forcing officials to temporarily closed interstate 85 through the area while they tried to clear the highway. georgia's governor has issued a state of emergency in the wake of the severe storms, and so far there have been no reports of any fatalities. thankfully well, joining me right now is daniel evans. he is the president and publisher of lagrange daily news in georgia. daniel so good to see you. so tell us about what the city looks like beyond and we saw some of the images. i mean, it's a real mess, but give me an idea how people are combing through the debris navigating through the debris. yeah this is, uh this is some

in west point, georgia, at least 100 homes were left flattened. alabama was also hit hard. folks in mississippi have been cleaning up for days after a powerful ef-4 tornado tore through the town of rolling rock friday night. >> it was chaos. everything was flattened, and you'd just hear screaming of this one's name and that one's name, and these are people y kne and you don't know where they are. >> the tornado was the most powerful to hit mississippi in three years. it left a 59-mile-long path of destruction through multiple counties and was on the ground for over an hour. >>> overseas now, political unrest threatens to engulf israel. conservative prime minister benjamin netanyahu announcing a delay in his plan to overhaul the country's legal system. imtiaz tyab reports from tel aviv. >> reporter: the general strike that shut down much of israel has been called off by nationwide protests that reached a crescendo in the last 24 hours are set to continue even though benjamin netanyahu promised to press pause on the bitterly contested judicial overhaul. >> i will continue pro

alabama. the worst team in the west. sharks tonight against the worst team in the east, the columbus blue jackets. this game went to overtime tied at five. the jackets take turns with target practice on capitol kokkonen. that's too much heat without defensive help. johnny garrido, the guy they called johnny hockey knocks in the game winner. two goals, three assists tonight for johnny hockey 65 the final the blue jackets have actually won two more games this year than the sharks. and check this out time on a tuesday night . we had some fun on sunday with the state champion oakland high basketball team and our studio guys had as much fun as we did screen. you can do a lot of things with the green screen. you can swim under the golden gate bridge. you can take pictures with oakland high's most famous basketball. very nice. lillard gets himself these guys. that's fine. that's great. enjoy. they had a good time. the five day forecast over there too. so you might want to see what they are like little snorkel. move going down.

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. >> but for a fuller sense of the man, head two hours west to his hometown of leeds, alabama. >> i'mhe street after myself. >> you didn't lobby for charles barkley avenue? >> i did not lobby for charles barkley avenue. >> we interviewed barkley in the home he still keeps in town. it's a few hundred yards from where he grew up. >> you were angry that your dad left the family when you were 1 years old. >> i was very angry. and i was even angrier because he kept saying he was going to send us money, and he didn't do it. because, like, you know, my mom and grandma were working their behinds off. and the thing that was really bad about it, i was standing by the mailbox, like, once every three or four months. >> waiting for the checks. >> yes, but they never came. >> his indomitable grandma, johnnie mae, who helped raise him, still inspires stories when charles and his buddies get together in leeds. >> shoot, granny was the real deal. [ laughter ] >> actually, charles is the spittin' image of granny, really. >> yeah, me got that mouth, and she had one too. >> so, we were really poor. we di

i'm leila torok millions across the south and mid west brace for hail and damaging winds after tornadoes devastate portions of mississippi and alabama or live in the weather center. awarding to the west, vladimir putin says he will station nuclear weapons in belarus. and risking it all for the american dream, a rising number of pregnant women and minors make the dangerous trek through panama for a chance at asylum in the us from cnn center. cnn newsroom with laila harre. we begin with a massive cleanup underway in the southeastern us after powerful storms that spawned deadly tornadoes barreled through mississippi and nearby states friday night, at least 26 people were killed and dozens injured. the secretary of homeland security is set to tour the area later today and in the past couple of hours, president biden approved the mississippi governor's request for a major disaster declaration to get federal disaster. eight. flowing as quickly as possible. the mayor of heart hit rolling fork saying his city is gone. here's congressman bennie thompson, describing the destruction in his home state. it was devastation beyond imagination. peo

west georgia. this is close to the alabama border. preliminary data shows that an ef three tornado with estimated winds of 150 miles an hour struck troop county. that's where we find cnn meteorologist derek van damme. derek, take us there. what are you seeing? boris. we are on the scene of one of the multiple destructive and, unfortunately deadly tornadoes that tore through the south this weekend. let me set the scene for you here. you're looking at a power pole that was literally snapped like a toothpick. and then this vehicle that you see over my right shoulder that was literally in a garage that no longer exists. let's take you to the skies. so you can see a bird's eye perspective of the damage that is ravaged this trump troop county and it's incredible. the national weather service, saying the tornado was on the ground for 30 minutes and over 20 miles and winds sustained at 150 mph listen to the owner of this house behind me, sarah sheri bennett. about how she endured the storm. i was right there. that window came in. you wrote ou

out west, number one kansas has to battle with howard in the first round. alabamanumber one seed overall for the first time in school history in the midwest two schools from the lone star state occupy the top two seeds, the action will tip off tomorrow with the first four in dayton, ohio, the winners there will earn their spot in the round of 64. on the women's side south carolina is the number one overall seed, the undefeated gamecocks look to repeat as national champions virginia tech, indiana and stanford hold the remaining one seeds. >>> mikaela shiffrin just slalomed her way into the history books, she stands alone after a record-breaking world cup win. r > and a historic making flight foone family a father and son navigate the skies together they're banking, with bank of america. see cousin jimmy over there? his girlfriend just caught the bouquet so... he might need a little more help saving. for that engagement ring... the groom's parents. you think they're looking at photos of their handsome boy? they're not! she just saw how much they spent on ballroom dan

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of state of emergency was declared in the west of mississippi counties, struck by a storm and across the mississippi and alabama. the reports of leveled buildings overturned cause down, power lines and trees. given the scale of the destruction there were fairs of a deaf toll could rise, search and rescue teams with deployed saturday morning to find those traps. we lost everything. got our line sold in the truck and there were multiple reports of tornadoes amid the storm system and the national weather service and investigators to ascertain whether many of those reports were for the same tornado tracking north east, across the region for over 130 kilometers we can think that it's only one single tornado tracking over a very long distance. but as the damage surveys are conducted, they can see those missing points between tornadoes and determine if it was one long tornado or multiple large tornadoes produced by the same storm, which is equally as impressive when they see. so it's only just beginning in the south and already there have been several devastating incidence meteorologist say this storm system is fueled

one this morning in the grange, georgia that's just to the west of now where we've got this flooding concern over there closer to the alabamabut there are reports of trees down and homes and people trapped and emergency workers are in there trying to rescue people. that's going on this morning. any of these lines of storms here, we've had two of them that have had confirmed tornadoes this morning. right now, no tornadoes but we are seeing some flooding from draining of rain going on right there and just to the west of augusta severe thunderstorms going on. tornado watch in effect until noon. i think we'll see that reissued later on again after this , and that severe weather goes on throughout the day today, maybe even back again across parts of mississippi and into louisiana. that i think will be more of an afternoon event there. will? over to you. will: thank you, rick. so, banks across the country fear uncertainty in the wake of the svb collapse, but community banks are painting a different picture. at least in north dakota. the bank of north dakota is the only government-owned general service bank in the united states an

mensa steps jovon early, the mountain west defensive player of the year coming up big when needed, the most sts pulls off the upset , taking down number one seed alabama1 to 60 for the aztecs, now heading to the elite eight for the first time in program history. this is miami, also looking for an upset today against number one seed houston . second half miami up. 56 51 when nigel packets three from way downtown, one of seven made threes on the night for that sophomore. the hurricanes get the win, upsetting number one seed houston 89 75 hurricanes are headed to the elite eight for the second straight year. no one seeds left in the tournament number 15 seed princeton looking to keep their cinderella story alive against number six seed creighton second half crating up four when ryan printer put zach martini on a poster seven ft one junior elevating for the slam, plus the foul. it was all crichton tonight, winning this 1 86 75 blue jays will face off against san diego state in the elite eight. number two seed texas longhorns taking on number three seed xavier musketeers, texas out to an early lead in this one up 39 25 timmy allen bags in the half court sh

alabama is number one. it's the most affordable state to retire and followed by tennessee, west virginia, south carolina, wyomingware, georgia, arkansas, florida, and mississippi. in other words the south. all right, stu, there you go. new york not very affordable apparently. stuart: that's a very nice summary. in other words the south. that was very good, right to the point. tech companies laid off 300,000 people since last year. connell mcshane is with us. that's a massive number. break it down for us. >> real story is about half is in a few months and it's picked up the line and meta talking about any economic reality and sales force, explicitly said what everybody knows and hired too many people leading to the economic downturn we're facing and bringing up growing list of tech sector layoff and reads like a who's who of silicon valley and going on throughout the list and the story that's been kind of developing over time has again to reiterate the point has really taken off in recent weeks and nearly 150,000 tech layoffs so far just in 2023. we're only in march right now. that does bring us to the total numb

west bank. first, richard with had lines. >> maybe, good evening. -- stalled voting rights registration -- selma, alabama earlier today.l officers violently attacked activists who are crossing the edmund pettus bridge. >> we know we must get the votes in congress to pass the john lewis voting rights advancement act. and, the freedom to vote act. i made it clear, i will not let a filibuster obstruct the sacred right to vote, or any other right to vote from there. >> biden crossed the bridge with civil rights leaders, local politicians, and residents of salma, some old enough to remember the original match 58 years ago. more of the mehdi hasan show right after this break. that's why visionworks gives you 100 days to change your mind. it's simple. anything else i can help you with? like what? visionworks. see the difference. we all have a purpose in life - a “why.” no matter your purpose, at pnc private bank we will work with you every step of the way to help you achieve it. so let us focus on the how. just tell us - what's your why? ♪ i wanna hold you forever ♪ hey little bear bear. ♪ ♪ ♪ i'm gonna love you forever ♪ to

a state of emergency was declared in the west of mississippi counties, struck by a storm and across the mississippi and alabama. the reports of leveled, buildings over town, cause down power lines and trees. given the scale of the destruction there were fairs of a deaf toll could rise, search and rescue teams with deployed saturday morning to find those traps, we lost everything. we got outline. told them there were multiple reports of tornadoes amid the storm system and the national weather service and investigative to ascertain whether many of these reports were for the same tornado tracking northeast, across the region. for over a 130 kilometers. we can think that it's only one single tornado tracking over a very long distance. but as the damage surveys are conducted, they can see those missing points between tornadoes and determine if it was one long tornado or multiple large tornadoes produced by the same storm, which is equally as impressive. 20 they seem like only just beginning in the south . and already there have been several devastating incidence meteorologist say this storm system is fueled by the

west bank. first, richard with had lines. >> mehdi, good evening. -- stalled voting rights registration -- selma, alabama earlier today. patrol officers violently attacked activists who are crossing the edmund pettus bridge. >> we know we must get the votes in congress to pass the john lewis voting rights advancement act. and, the freedom to vote act. i made it clear, i will not let a filibuster obstruct the sacred right to vote, or any other right to vote from there. >> biden crossed the bridge with civil rights leaders, local politicians, and residents of salma, some old enough to remember the original match 58 years ago. more of the mehdi hasan show right after this break. ♪ music (“i swear”) plays ♪ jaycee tried gain flings for the first time the other day... and forgot where she was. [buzz] you can always spot a first timer. gain flings with oxi boost and febreze. ♪ ♪ ♪♪ voltaren. the joy of movement. ♪♪ why give your family just ordinary eggs when they can enjoy the best? eggland's best. the only eggs with more fresh and delicious taste. plus, superior nutrition. which is now more important than ever. ♪♪ because

alabama and northern georgia. but we're watching the next storm system that will develop west of there.las, shreveport, maybe to your north up toward little rock, hot springs. here is how it plays out. we work our way into noon. storms beginning to fire west of dallas. all of a sudden stevensville and up into dallas, texas, some could be very large. i know you see the area here of the biggest threat to the east of there is, but i think that that could push to the back. i think in a few hours they will say hey, wait a minute, dallas, tarrant county, you will have to watch this up toward denton, these are the areas that will see the initial rotation with these storms. and then later on this afternoon, it moves a little farther to the north. and a squall line rolls toward shreveport about midnight tonight. and then the big storms here overnight on up toward st. louis, maybe even southern indiana, illinois, through kentucky. tornado threat today, yes, a hail threat, a wind threat, all of the above are possible for today in that aim saer. but also widespread rain. even if you don't get sever

alabama, that has been tornado struck. for 30 years, there is been connection between regular people in west africa and people in the u.s., mainly from the african-american community. we need to get at the bottom of this relationships back with respect. the world has been functioning on white supremacy, valuing what lives and profit is the core of the day needs to be done and we need to change that. amy: coumba toure, thank you for being with us, chair of the board for trust africa and an ambassador for africans rising. writer and activist based in senegal. stephanie savell is co-director of the costs of war project at brown university's watson institute for international and public affairs. she's an anthropologist who has researched u.s. militarism in west africa and beyond. just back from niger. next up, we'll get the situation in ethiopia four months after the piece still was signed to end the war in tigray and just after secretary of state blinken has just left there. ♪♪ [music break] amy: this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman with nermeen shaikh. as we continue to look at

alabama to commemorate the 58 anniversary of bloody sunday. the last half hour a joint civil rights activists walking across the edmond passes bridge at west state troopers attacked a voting voting rights march. as in 965 iden stripped his allmers aimed underscoring a commitment to black voters who helped put him in the white house is also campaigning for support to pass voting wise. legislation that stalled in congress i come here come admiration. not for show selma is a reckoning the right to vote. right? to vote to have your vote counted. is the threshold of democracy, liberty. why that anything's possible. without it, without that right, nothing is possible. and this fundamental right remains under a saw conservative supreme court as good at the voting rights act over the years since the 2020 election a wave of states and doesn't, doesn't have an i voting hawes fuel by the big law. and the electric deniers now elected to office. we want to take you to iraq now, where teams is scouring the desert for a local delicacy rad desert truffles surfacing in some of its most remote areas. i'm going to, i'm to why it went to find some it 7 a m here in

west virginia against number 8 seed maryland. that starts at 9:00 this morning. at 11:30 we'll see number one alabamaas a&m corpus christi. watch right here on cbs news bay area. >>> crews across the bay area working hard to repair storm damage. the people still left in the dark this morning. >>> a young man with autism expressing how he feels in a different way. we bring this amazing story through our new virtual reality experience. >>> march madness is here. excitement for college basketball's biggest stage is starting in just a few hours. get out those brackets. >>> a live look outside before break, the sun will be up soon and t ining. . ssica we'vt major la at the bay bridge due to >>> two incidents on the bay bridge are causing significant back up for commuters. we take you to our traffic cam and you see we are approaching the toll plaza. a lot of cars are stuck in this back up. unfortunately one of the incidents was fatal. we have details. >>> what a mess at the bay bridge. if you are ready to commute there, i will have alternates and ways to avoid this back upcoming right up. justin. >> a bay

west virginia taking on the number eight seed maryland. that starts at 9:00 this morning. at 11:30, number 1, alabama, roll tide, take on texas a&m corpus christi. watch the entire tournament oncbs bay air. joycelyn. >>> we are sitting in this horrible back up on the bay bridge. we are going to tell you about this incident and unfortunately one of the incidents that is causing the back up is fatal. we'll give you another look at what you could be looking at if you are taking the >>> right now on cbs news bay area at 6:30, major delays continue on the bay bridge following a crash on the upper deck where sadly two people died. joycelyn moran is on the bay bridge heading west. it has just been a mess. i have been monitoring travel times and it is not getting better. how is it looking where you are? >> reporter: it hasn't gotten any better since we have been here in the last who half hour. we just passed metering lights. that's how far we have moved in the last 30 minutes. we can show you the significant back up that we are looking at. of course we have been talking about alternative routes. this is pret

alabama, tornadoes just ripped through. >> bill: we're listening to the governor from mississippi earlier today. he said people died on the west side of the state and east side of the state. it encompasses the width of mississippi. we have guests coming up this hour. one of the women we'll talk to describes her climbing into a bathtub two seconds before the storm hits and those two seconds saved her life. >> sandra: so many stories like that. husband and wives dying together in each other's arms. horrific to wake up this morning and waking up to this for some time to come. >> bill: we'll be on this story throughout the day and longer. six minutes past the hour. >> sandra: the border crisis taking a deadly turn with two incidents in 24 hours. officials say they found one person dead in a texas rail yard over the weekend. they suspect human smugglers walked a group of migrants inside a cargo train a day after two migrants died inside crammed rail cars not far from the border. alexis mcadams is live in mission, texas reporting throughout the weekend from there. alexis, what's the latest on the ground? >> we're talking about those

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alabama, kentucky as well. where governor andrew scheer has declared a state of emergency. and then, out west in southern california, emergency workers, volunteers. working to help dozens of people dealing with the aftermath of that historic blizzard. areas in san bernardino county getting as much as ten feet of snow this week. and, take a look at this stunning image. join one a california man's desperate pleas for help written into the snow. officials have warned that residents could be stranded for several more days while crews are working on ongoing rescue efforts. we have some breaking news that we have been following. the top republican on the so-called weaponization of the federal government committee, has released a new statement. democrats on the committee but a detailed report that exposure witnesses fringe views. i want to bring in nbc's julia circuit from capitol hill with more on this. democrats released 316-page report to get ahead of republicans and what they thought were going to be leaks from the gop. really detailing that testimony of these three individuals, specifically. yo

tens of thousands of people in mississippi, alabama, and tennessee remained without power. 3 palestinians have been arrested by israeli forces in the occupied west bank is ready forces waited a house in no shops, camp in the east of tool. com, palestinian media reported fighting between israel, fami and members of these slimy g had movement. is there any forces say they were pursuing suspects food earlier targeted? any legal settlement? lebanon is facing a political and religious dispute always official daytime hours. it's k take a prime minister, says daylight saving times will begin at the end of ramadan in april. but christian authorities say they'll stick to tradition and have put their talks forward an hour as it's latin. the last sunday in march, i'll just hear well continues next. mm. palestinian protests against israeli occupation and actions in the occupied westbank increased dramatically in 2021 and 22 ah. has the fall and increased new palestinian power military resistance groups have emerged. they include the jeanine brigades and in nablus the lions den . mm. they 1st attracted the media attention after israeli security forces killed

west bank. president biden declared a federal emergency after a devastating tornado killed at least 25 people in mississippi and one in alabama. entire neighborhoods were flattened. mississippi residents recounted the harrowing moment the storm hit their homes. >> i don't want to die. i don't want me or the kids to die. >> ran and got in the bathroom with my wife and put pillows over us and we hear stuff hitting the roofs. a lot of trees down. amy: while visiting the aftermath of the tornado, homeland security secretary alejandro mayorkas warned extreme weather events are increasing in gravity, in severity, and in frequency. over 20 million people across the south and southeastern u.s. are under threat of more severe storms today. in tunisia, the coast guard says it recovered the bodies of 10 migrants sunday after their ship sank in the mediterranean. the disaster came just hours after a human rights group said another 19 refugees from sub-saharan africa drowned off tunisia's coast as they tried to cross to italy to seek asylum. at least 67 migrants were reportedly missing. this comes as italy's government says the number of

west defensive player of the year coming up big. we needed most scs. you pulls off the upset, taking down number one seed alabama 71 64.ecs headed to the lead eight for the first time in program history. they will face the winner of creighton first princeton, fifth seed miami, also looking for an upset today against number one seed houston game tied at 31 in the first half. natural pack pulls up from the logo buries the three that steph curry range . miami headed into half up eight second half now in miami, up five pack, does it again another deep three for the sophomore, one of seven threes made all the night later in the half. miami running away with the game now up 70 55 isaiah wong hits the mid range jumper extends the hurricanes lead to 17. what did i for wong 20 points. hurricanes get the win, upsetting number one seed houston 89 75. hurricanes are headed to the elite eight for the second straight year where they will face texas. no one seeds left in the turning. it appears the 49ers have found their new kicker. today, the niners acquired kicker zane gonzalez in a trade with the carolina panthers. gonzalez missed

the state pretty much from the west central portion, the state all the way into the northeastern portion of mississippi. now it's making its way across tennessee , alabama into georgia as well. looks like the worst is over. i hesitate to say that because we still have severe thunderstorm watches out and there is still a portion of a tornado watch, which is out across portions of mississippi, but all the way from just to the north of jackson, mississippi, in that rolling fork area. that's what we are really going to be focused, but that's not the only place. let's go ahead and show you the pictures are video that we have from that area rolling fork that's just along the west central delta region of mississippi, and there's 75 miles to the northeast. from there, that's silver city, and then we go a little bit further, and it's winona and then a little bit further to the northeast. and then you've got amory and then you move into northern sections of alabama. this system. this tornado was on the ground for the better part of two hours. two hours. this is a wedge tornado as it's been described by people who were on the ground. it was about a mile wide , but

alabama and here is the severe storm threat on friday. we have tornado reports, some same areas could see watches and warnings on friday. future track, powerful system moving toward the westgain, including california, where we have several inches of rain along the coast and feet of snow in the mountains. again, ultimately good news situation to wipe out some of the drought, but short-term problems for central california, we could see potential for flash flooding. that area of low pressure, off the coast, quieter weather for the next couple days in some regions hard hit. there are your temperatures, 52 new york, 52 in chicago. quiet today and tomorrow and then thursday and friday things ramp up again. keep you up to date, foxweather.com. tornados are the lead story, they'll update you on incoming weather. >> todd: ash and i have been talking about growing up in missouri, this is a constant thing. prayer for those folks. >> ashley: thank you. fox is supporting the victims of the tornados and mississippi donating $1 million to the american red cross, the money will be used to provide aid and resources including water, medical supplies and housing support to those affected by

west team came up one point short 107 to 1. oh six, and we wouldn't normally care about an n i t semifinal game between alabama, birmingham and utahcept for the fact that utah valley coach mark madsen has reportedly been offered the cow head coaching job game went to overtime tied at 83 here, the blazers tie brewer pulls up for two of his 30 points goes on to win 88 86 after turning things around in utah valley. madison sees his team season and the record of 28 9. we should find out soon. madison's next stop is berkeley and whenever nfl owners gms and coaches get together, you can count on the fact that just about everything, and everybody under the sun will at some point be discussed. that was the case in arizona today when it comes to baltimore ravens quarterback lamar jackson earlier this month, the ravens put a non exclusive franchise tag on jackson. that means he's free to negotiate with other teams, but the ravens would get compensation. for his departure in a tweet on monday, jackson said he wants to be traded in arizona today. 49ers head coach kyle shanahan naturally was asked about jackson, despite the fact that the 40 ma

alabama headed to the south region playing the first game on thursday. houston, going to take on 16th seed northern kentucky thursday night in the midwest region. your families from kentucky, right? westng on -- the top seed in the east region squaring off against the winter of the texas southern and to consent, playing friday. qfc, top team, where are they on the list? they missed the cut and state school from new jersey, the rutgers. let's go to golf, the players scotty scheffler is the winner. from texas, his sixth pga tour victory in style. we are tight. back to number one in the official world of golf rankings. they really raise the purses and the pga events. $4.5 million. that is the largest for a tour winner in pga history. and scheffler blew past the competition. dallas, iconic. watch. this happened a short time ago, 26-year-old alex, 133 yards. >> right in the clown's mouth, and thanks in part to favorable course conditions with rainy weather on friday. there is rain on the green. >> ashley: it was not a good situation. >> todd: it was a good situation. >> ashley: rain on the course? >> todd: scotty scheffler took home $4.5 million. >> ashley: switching gears twos fox news al

alabama. early start. amna: for the places that have already been hit, is the worst behind them? bill: in the areas hardest hit, likely, yes. there are a few storms to the westd hamper recovery operations. the most significant threat in the little rock area has shifted east. there could be some hail over the next few hours. amna: that is the operations chief for the storm prediction center in norman, oklahoma. thank you for joining us. bill: thank you. amna: our other lead story tonight, the historic indictment of donald trump. that news has set off a frenzy 24 hours of reaction from some of the president's closest allies and gop rivals. a few days before his arraignment, geoff bennett has the latest from new york. geoff: new york city on alert for potential unrest following the indictment of donald trump the first former president to be , charged with a crime. mr. trump previously warned of potential death and destruction if charges were brought. the indictment reportedly includes more than 30 counts stemming from hush-money payments allegedly paid to my diels during the 2016 campaign. while the specific charges mr trump faces are still sealed, political ba

alabama going forward. today the main areas of concern are going to be these two sections here, so you have the northern tier, including areas of portions of pennsylvania, west virginia and virginia, and then that southern region. the same thing where we still have the potential, albeit much weaker than yesterday. we still have the potential for an isolated tornado and some damaging winds. the good news is by late this afternoon, and especially by this evening, the bulk of this system moves offshore and we get a little bit of a break. but it's short lived because the front here becomes almost stationary, and it allows for more rain to develop once again as we go into sunday, the concern here aymara and victor is that it's over some of the exam. exact same places that were hit just in the last few hours, making the recovery in the cleanup much more difficult . more work to do. allison chinchar thanks so much. all right. let's turn now to the latest on the investigations into donald trump. on friday, a federal judge ordered some of the former president's closest aides to testify before a grand jury investigating efforts to overturn the 2020 election. the rulin

the civil rights division because the alabama prison system was denying them their constitutional rights, i think include the ten year old child i mentioned from west virginia. they include the victims of hate crimes in el paso, texas, and the tree of life synagogue at pittsburgh. all of these people have value and they have worth. and when the justice civil rights division vindicates their, it sends a message to all in this country and all throughout the world that this country stands for something. what what we heard about earlier, the john doar put what is right. well, here you have it a service that adds up to and is shaped and defined 65 years of leadership at. the civil rights division. what an honor and privilege to sit alongside all you. thank you for paving the path forward and for everything that you all have done to bend that moral arc, the universe closer to justice. thank you so much for joining us today. kevin malcolm. is looking forward. yeah yeah, it comes with record. thanks. i know. thank you so much. you all of our former aggies. we appreciate all the things that you have done to advance the of the division and the ways that you

alabama from these drugs and was killed by drug dealers. this issue is not a republican issue. it's not a democratic issue. it's an american issue. north, south, east, west rich, poor, black, white, latino, indian. drugs do not discriminate. every family has been affected one way or another. fentanyl, heroin, cocaine, human smuggling is rampant in the southern border. no american is safe. i'm sorry for the circumstances that have brought you to this hearing. no parent should have to experience what you have. as a father, my heart goes out to you. you may have seen reports that would decriminalized possession of several drugs including heroin, morphine, fentanyl, cocaine, methamphetamine and mdma. do you think this is the right approach to take? >> legalizing or decriminalizing a bunch of different drugs, fentanyl isn't something you can just control like that. it is used for anesthesia and surgeries. you have to have an anesthesiologist presented to make sure someone doesn't die. are we going to have a country full of anesthesiologists provided? i heard him say let's make fentanyl strips available. so many children dying are younger. they have no knowled