notice it's right over eastern colorado, western kansas, and portions of oklahoma and texas.his area needs the rain, but all of it at once could lead to flooding. next area is the atlantic. that is the satellite from the national hurricane center, but these are storms that travel over a lot of water and typically turn to the north around the high-pressure, but it shows signs of development. we'll keep an eye on this over the next few days. >> dave warren thank you very much. thank you for watching al jazeera america. "people in power" is next, and you can always check us out on aljazeera.com. ♪ it's been over 20 years since the end of el salvador's butal cival war. but it's legacy of pain an misery still lingers. until now, amnesty has shielded from prosecution those suspected of atrocities. but the discovery of a secret directory of death squad targets has given campaigners hope that the guilty can now at last be held accountable.

here's a body of water in western kansas. it actually rained. once upon a time. this was a few weeks ago. is this a navigable stream? >> is neither navigable or waters -- or jurisdictional under the clean water act. you can -- >> you can guarantee me today this will not be under the jurisdiction of the epa. >> i'm not going to go further than what i said because that's just unfair. i would have to go out and look like that, but it looks like wetness in a field, which would not be navigable. which would not be jurisdictional. >> it might flow down the road ditch to a navigable stream. >> it doesn't matter. it didn't fit the characters i described earlier or the soil or the vegetation. it's a puddle in a field and it would not be covered. >> that's the guarantee, a puddle in a field, the road ditch in western kansas will guaranteed not be covered. >> a road ditch that's not a channelized stream would not be covered. some road ditches actually channelize in a stream, but putting that aside, road ditches, the vast majority of them are not going to be covered. not be

i was in western kansas and the dodge city area. by legalrwhelmed people. skechers the 19 $90 million on. give them their a free education. we pay for their milk in there. there's. we given babysitting. what is happening to the american citizens. we have to leave because we cannot afford our taxes. >> what you want to see happen in? i want to sit back. i want to stay in my home. you want to see my home. i would like to keep my home. i cannot afford my taxes. we have too many people in our citizens and not even like going to school. and $99 million school. phone lines will be open tomorrow. we will start off with ron johnson and more on the latest efforts to ease the border crisis. we will also be hearing from stephanie armour about people who signed up for health care. they have not gotten coverage is what is in the system. audrey elaine and discussed the role of the highway trust fund and whether it'll give us money by the end of the summer. this is on washington journal starting at 7:30 a.m. eastern time. >> and the past, education was limited down the st

watch this, anywhere from kansas city, even back in western parts of nebraska and kansas, all the way through louisville, up to burlington, and still includes minneapolis. damaging wind, isolated tornados, and hail. we'll watch the cold front march across, it's going to come east. severe weather season not taking a break. >> we'll watch it. >>> turn now to the terrorist threats and tighter security at airports. the tsa targeting us-bound flights from overseas, looking at electronic devices so they can't be used as bombs. good morning, david. >> reporter: this is part of the new concern about the attack on the homeland from jihadists in syria and elsewhere. american officials are asking, the new level of security, anybody flying into the u.s. may be asked to turn on a device. if it doesn't power up, it doesn't fly. make sure electronic devices carried on board can power up. the fighting in syria and iraq has alarmed american officials. both countries have become a training ground for jihadists, some from america and the west with a passport, which could allow easy access to flights. ts

western parts of the philippines where we see lots of rainfall. now, in the americas, record low temperatures were set in many places in the eastern parts of the u.s. for example, in kansas city, missouri, your low on wednesday was only 13 degrees, surpassing the previous record of 14 degrees. meanwhile, quite hot conditions are persisting in the west. so in between, severe weather is happening in and around the central rockies and central plains. there's a possibility of large hail, damaging winds, and even some isolated tornados in this place. and heavy rainfall of up to 100 millimeters of rain is likely. that's more than the monthly rainfall for many places. flash flood is going to be a very high risk across the northeastern parts of the u.s. as well. by thursday temperatures will be looking up, conditions will be looking up, so sunny conditions will come back in new york city as well as washington, d.c. cooler than average, in oklahoma city 22 for the high thursday. that could be the lowest temperatures for the day and across the west, still on the hot side, 37 in boise. 26 in seattle. here's the extended forecast. >>> that wraps up this edition of "newsline." thank

today, from kansas city up to iowa through chicago and over to western virginia, that's where we are going to see the strong storms today. the strongest storms in illinois and indiana, isolated tornadoes are possible, large hail and damaging wind gusts. sunday, we are going to see this entire area expand from tennessee to new england with eastern kentucky into west virginia being the area where we see the strongest storms on sunday. we see a round of strong storms, a break midday and more storms fire up monday evening. it is going to be an active weekend. >> thank you. we'll check with you for a full forecast in a few minutes. now, the growing crisis at the borders. this morning, a look at what it takes for law enforcement to police the area. mark potter has a view from the front lines. mark, good morning. >> good morning, tamron. after spending weeks here, we can see the throw remains steady, the volume is down considerably. it's not just migrants being smuggled here. that's what worries the texas authorities as we found out in a ride along. >> the scouts in the trees. you can't see

kansas city, chicago, indianapolis, columbus, pittsburgh. isolated tornadoes, damaging winds and hail. and then sunday it moves to the east. so it's along the southeastern and mid-atlantic coast up into upstate new york, westernkend, but just a touch for saturday and sunday. >> and that is your latest weather. >> thanks a lot. >>> they've been rocking the plaza all morning long and we'll get another song from onerepublic later this hour. >> up next we'll be sitting down with the lead singer ryan tedder who's written hit songs for many. he'll join us after this. many. he'll join us after this. >> love that h welcome to the corner of and "getting major kudos." just look at you. you're being healthy, even in little ways. that's worth celebrating. that's why walgreens created the first program that gives you rewards points just for healthy behavior. so stick with it. you've got a lot of people cheering you on... ...and rewarding you along the way. at the corner of happy and healthy. ahhh! what is it? there are no marshmallows in this box of lucky charms! huh... weird... seriously? what? they're magically delicious ♪ ♪ start a team. join a team. walk to end alzheimer's. visit alz.org/walk today. with roc® multi co