it was part of a storm system that roared through western iowa yesterday.fterwards, people reported seeing scattered debris and tree damage. >>> and now look at this video. a thunderstorm dumped hail on a portion of northern california. this was so much hail it looked like snow piled up on the ground. people used rakes and shovels to clear it out. >>> 4:19, 50 degrees here at nbc 10. there are some cooler spots. everyone so far is dry. that's going to be changing during the day today. this is a live view of cape may. no rain in sight. a chilly start this morning with temperatures still falling at this hour. the numbers, we'll see them climb only into the upper 50s. you can see that on the seven-day forecast at the bottom of the screen. right now it is 50 degrees in philadelphia. not a lot warmer. delaware, 47. south jersey is in the 40s. a little cooler at the jersey shore at 43 degrees. look at the inland tamps. may's landing is at 39. right along ocean city and atlantic city, in the upper 40s. that's the starting point. so the forecast neighborhood by nei

this one you're seeing there in western iowa, causing scattered debris and tree damage. ing up after powerful storms swept through. mobile home park, two people were inside when that happened. two residents, though, are safe. parts of indiana left under water by heavy rain and flash flooding, more severe weather expected, which means bill karins. >> turn around, don't drown. people just plow through it. >> they shouldn't do it. >> i don't know what they think. we try. we try. >> tell them again. >> let's talk about yesterday. 19 reports of severe weather, tornado yesterday, five the day before, when we thought we were going to a huge outbreak. the symbols show you where they were. for today, we get a minor break from the severe weather 8.5 million at risk, north carolina could see large hail and damaging wind and late tonight, this is reloading the system here. a new storm, the one currently over the southwest providing windy conditions, california and arizona, this late tonight come news texas and oklahoma, large hail producing storms this evening. so right now, a tail o

this one in western iowa caused some scattered debris. residents in western kentucky, they are cleaning up from powerful storms that swept through. strong winds here blew a mobile home apart with two people still inside. officials say those two residents are safe. under water by heavy rain and flash flooding. more severe weather is expected today. >>> let's get the latest on this from bill karins. seems like every day, we are talking about these storms. >> this storm is about every with and reload and another event of severe weather the next couple of days. yesterday, 19 reports of tornadoes. a lot of those were on the weaker side, didn't do significant damage but shows you we are expecting the huge outbreak the day before and only had 5 to 10 and yesterday we had more. heavy rain approaching areas of suburbs just south of chicago. some rain moving through the mountainous areas of virginia and steady heavy rain along the border of virginia and north carolina. this is the boundary between the carolina air to the north and warm air to the so

this is in western iowa. did cause scattered damage. he open fields. >>> well, residents in western kentucky are cleaning up, strong winds blow a mobile home apart. two people were inside and the two residents they were safe. >>> and parts of indiana were left under water by heavy rain. this was some flash flooding in -- they say turn around. those people didn't listen. that's how you ruin your car and get yourself in trouble if the water is moving too fast. yesterday, 19 report of tornadoes, a lot were north of kansas city and north into areas of central illinois. north of st. louis. also the winds yesterday at this time around houston. who has the worst weather, downpours in chicago and indianapolis, more heavy rain with saturated soil. and then further to the south right along the virginia/north carolina border, steady rains continue as you're driving down through i-95 south of washington, d.c. for today, about 8.5 million people are at risk of severe weather. one will be this afternoon, so isolated strong storms, raleigh, up towards

the tordo anyw from southern iowa right down through parts of illinois, western tennessee, mississippiwn along the gulf and back into parts of arkansas too. large hail is the second threat. tornadoes still a possibility but i think that threat for general thunderstorms reaches all the way to west virginia and virginia and i'll have much more coming up on that, amy, in just a couple of minutes. >> thousand to a big headline overseas. the key suspect in the paris terror attacks has been handed over to authorities in france. salah abdeslam was captured in belgium last month after four he is accused of providing logistical support for the cell be held in solitary confinement in a jail near paris. >>> and share. we have an explanation for the mysterious green streak of light seen near l.a. last night. here it is. >> ooh. >> scientists say that is probably a piece of space junk. likely an object that was in orbit, it it burned up on its way back into the atmosphere. it came crashing down to mother earth here. >> either that or the green hornet. >> i'll stick with the space debris, george. i'

severe threat for parts of western kentucky southern iowa back into parts of louisiana along the gulfto home. >> all right ginger. we have a couple showers down around cape may county just clipping the southern border of atlantic county and southern and central delaware. everybody else is under the clouds as you see as we step outside and we are looking it's a cool temperatures in the low 50's in most neighborhoods. your exclusive accuweather 7-day we're going to stay cooler today with a high of just 62. mostly cloudy skies through the morning and then we may see some sun return later in the day and in through the afternoon. tomorrow 61 with some more showers in the afternoon and a bitter more activity on friday. all right, lara, let's get some "pop." >> we'll begin with the gala and melissa mccarthy had trademark humor. >> everyone in this room obviously is known for their physical prowess and their superior athletic ability, i mean, people enjoy you for your braun -- you know what, let me -- could you hold that for one minute? you know what, i'm hosting the espy awards later this ye

iowa and. he is from council bluffs which is on the western and of the third district nestled up against the missouri river. and our mantra that is just to work hard and treat others right. a lot of patriotism there, fear and love of the lord to thank you for being here today. earlier this year scott lost his daughter, a beautiful girl to a drunk driver. a criminal who took advantage of this administrations immigration policies, jumped bail and may never be brought to justice for his crimes. scott, thank you for being here today to share your story. as i'm sure scott and my colleagues from iowa can attest to, iowans have unique sense of community. as well as two other members, a unique sense of community we are all in this together. when something happens to one of us, or neighbors, it really gives liberty to the situation but it hits us hard. it puts an impact on us personally. because it's like it is happening to all of us. though we cannot fathom his grief, we are left with a deep sense of loss and we want to see justice. what happened to sarah was a tragedy and horrible crime and now the route of

western state hospital. they had been committed for mental illness treatment. 58-year-old adams was picked up today in iowa after writing a greyhound bus tuesday morning. 28-year-old garver who was arrested for first-degree murder in 2013 remains at large. >>> belgian prosecutors released new video as they desperately searched for information on the man in the hat, he was seen at the brussels airport with two suicide bombers right before the terror attacks on march 22. investigators hope he can reveal important details about isis cells in europe. the attacks at the airport and a train station killed 32. authorities say the video shows the suspect in the airport and later in a nearby town. >>> happening now, the first delta airlines flight to brussels airport since the deadly terror attacks. passengers boarded flight 42 at kennedy airport earlier tonight, the plane is expected to arrive in brussels tomorrow morning. thousands of origami hearts that will be delivered to a public memorial to the victims. >>> capitol hill, the senate voted down a proposal to push back against shrinking airline seats. an amendment in

western plains. this tornado hovering over suburban omaha touched down several times but in major damage. another twister left stanton, iowa, largely unharmed. one year ago tonight, baltimore erupted in riots after the funeral of freddie gray, an african american whose neck was mysteriously broken while in custody in a police van. the police commissioner anthony batts was fired. since that moment, batts has maintained his silence, that is until tonight in an interview with jeff pegues. gritting my teeth and say, move, go, go. >> reporter: when the rioting started, former police commissioner anthony batts remembers wondering why his officers were reacting so slowly. he denies an allegation from the police union that officers were told to give the protesters room. you're saying it's not accurate? >> i'm telling you that the mayor never told me or gave me an order to stand down. i never heard her at any given point in time give anybody an order to stand down. i never told anybody to stand down. >> reporter: batts says the real problem was training. >> we didn't have enough time to get prepared the way we should. that falls on

western plains. this tornado hovering over suburban omaha, touched down several times, but, no major damage. another twister left stanton, iowa, largely unharmed. >>> one year ago tonight, baltimore erupted in riots after the funeral of freddie gray. an african-american whose neck was mysteriously broken while in custody in a police van. the police commissioner anthony batts was fired. since that moment, batts has maintained his silence, that is until tonight. in an interview with jeff pegues. >> i was clinching my gritting my teeth. saying move, go. >> reporter: when the rioting started former police commissioner, anthony batts remembered wondering why his officers were reacting so slowly. he denies an allegation from the police union that officers were told to give the protesters room. >> you are saying it's not accurate? >> i'm telling you that the mayor never told me or gave me an order to stand down. i never heard at any given point in time he give any one anned or tire stand down. i never told any bed to stand down. >> reporter: batts said the real problem was training. >> we didn't have enough time to get prepared the

can't see major damage, power outages in this region anywhere from southern iowa right down through parts of illinois, westernssee, mississippi, down along the gulf and back into parts of arkansas too. large hail is the second threat. tornadoes still a possibility but i think that threat for general thunderstorms reaches all the way to west virginia and virginia and i'll have much more coming up on that, amy, in just a couple of minutes. >>> now to a big headline overseas. the key suspect in the paris terror attacks has been handed over to authorities in france. salah abdeslam was captured in belgium last month after four months on the run. he is accused of providing logistical support for the attacks. his lawyers say abdeslam is, quote, falling apart and is now ready to explain his role in the attacks and how he became radicalized. once he is formally charged he will be held in solitary confinement in a jail near paris. >>> and now michael is here with an unusual sight in the skies over southern california. but not unexplained? >> they're explained now. we got it. we got two pictures i want to share. we have

along with the congressman john lacey of iowa they put through the landed desk at capitol hill in congress, will lacey lance commissioned if you are a westerner and needed to deal with the federal government on grazing rights, mining, gas, etc., et cetera, you would go through this land commission, everyone was kind of nice to lacey. he came up with the lacey act and the antiquities act which really says for scientific reasons the president of the united states can set aside places for the heritage of americans, largely thought to be for dinosaur bones. there were apparently intelligence were digging up dinosaurs all over the west and europeans were stealing these artifacts also people were vandalizing and native american sites stealing pottery and rare objects and the like. antiquities act of 219 oh six was meant for something smaller, maybe 60 acres or 6 acres. roosevelt came to your state, arizona and he came into a territory when he was president. he stood at the lip of the grand canyon and was surrounded by roughriders, the man who served with him in the spanish-american war and many of them hailed from new mexico and arizona, oklahoma,