we have more storms in the western texas. that will drift off towards the east. the biggest issue going ahead into the next 24 to 48 hours will be the rainfall. especially in the southern areas, louisiana, mississippi, upwards of 100 millimeters, flash flood advisories have been issued. cooler. chicago with a high of 9. washington, d.c., low teens. rebounding, though, by thursday into friday. so if you want more spring like weather, it does look like above average will finally surge in behind this with sunny skies working its way into the picture. really across western europe, you can see on the satellite picture, strong thunderstorms, paris, high of 17, thunderstorms in your forecast. berlin, 16. look at moscow. 14 for your high. sunny skies on your wednesday. all right, i'll leave you now with the extended outlook. >>> and that is all for this edition of nhk "newsline," i'm catherine kobayashi in tokyo. thanks for staying with us. this week's global 3000 heads to brazil where we learn how cities can better protect themselves from flooding. in pakistan we meet a

texas and parts of louisiana. the threat for flooding continues across parts of the south and also looking at the risk for severe weather today across westernoes will be a concern out there. the risk is still in place to make sure you have a way to get warnings. other temperatures across the southeastern u.s. heating up across the carolinas. post a 90 degrees today. i'd across parts of the west, particularly this time of year it is going to be very warm out there. 82 degrees for the forecast high in seattle. let's head over to you. lauren: maria molina, thank you very much. lauren: look at the world of sports. they were still able to beat the rockets. clay thompson picked up the slack or gold in saber 34-point shooting behind the three-point line. they are now up in the series as it shifts to houston. curry has until thursday night to get healthy for the next game. >> allowed finish in oklahoma where dallas came out on top. 8584. seven seconds remaining raymond felt he missed two free throws. stephen not ends by being punched in for that vendor with a 52nd put out. after review, the shop is declared no good. this series is now tied one apie

exiting western texas and making its way to houston this afternoon. almost playing out the same time between 4:0 p.m. and 6:00 p.m. beaumont and lake charles, louisiana, that is where we have the activity to come down this afternoon. the indications at this point are heavy rainfall. 4 to 6 inches possible. this is through thursday afternoon and thursday night. that is a lot of rainfall in a short time period. all indications are this will begin to exit the area. as it does, the residual rain will move out of houston. sunday through monday, more thunderstorms possible for houston. guys. >>> thanks for that. three government employees are the first to face criminal charges with the flint water crisis. two members of the michigan department of environment quality. one city worker facing felony charges. the state attorney general says this is only the beginning. we get more from cnn's sara ganim in flint. >> reporter: john and christine, after 18 months of residents here called liars and complainers about the water, this was a significant day for the peop

it blasted off out in western texas on saturday. the rocket made it to the edge of the atmosphere launchpad. they are hoping to start the flights into earth orbit with of the first. >> yeah right. >> and walden new york, one of our people by the way, i can sense there is a sadness in you. i think you are hurt . >> hurt is more an appropriate term. >> did you hear that, and as we. >> on friday i thought i will get her engagement gift. i got her a card and i did get her a card. >> no, you did not! >> success on our part. >> she is so happy posting photos of this guy.she is saying that she is engaged. >> she really went the distance. >> here's the thing she was first thing she said is, is ynez engaged query . >> it was a brilliant acting job. if there are any agents that want to bring me on >> mike, you missed it. >> i never take april fools off. >> i will live. >> very good. >> i will check it. let's show you what's up out there. averages for this day on april 4. the average high is 560 and advertise 41. drop down to 360 so it's colde

. >> fred, this was powerhouse kentucky versus texas western.an just a game. >> march 19th. >> 1966. >> when you mention that game, one of the first things that african-americans do, they can tell you where they were when they watched that game. >> the 1960s was a decade of significant change in this country. in many ways athletics at the forefront. by the mid-60s the civil rights act had already been passed into law. setting the country on a path to desegregation nationwide. some parts of the country were making strides more quickly than others. >> deep down in the south black and whites weren't going to school together, they weren't doing anything together. >> everyone watching the game or listening on the radio was witnessed to something unprecedented at the time. >> living in mississippi you understand the racial significance, five blacks playing against five whites and nobody had seen it before. >> ready to go. stand by. the game is under way. >> very first play of the game, i'm on the back line. i shift over to the ball, and david latin go

additionally the risk for severe weather across parts of western texas damaging winds, large hail andlated turning as possible in the threat will remain in place as well as we head into tomorrow. temperature is right on the website at or to the use of the storm system. companies amazing houston, also the one in the best middle 60s this morning and as we head into this afternoon, things are going to heed about there. many of you in the 80s and 70s did meanwhile across portions of the northern. 67 degrees for the forecast high of minneapolis. let's head over to you. lauren: during a late-night thank you very much. hillary clinton bernie sanders stack up more delegates for the race for the white house. >> we are close to 70% of the vote and at a very high level and get a lot more delegates people even in their wildest imaginings. nicole: the results of exit polls for you. trouble for two big tech giant intel/and 12,000 jobs and yahoo! reported shrinking revenue as they tried to find a buyer. check-in and right now in stock index futures wednesday morning at 5:26 a.m. in new york. data fe

the rebound for texas western. looking at the clock. tching it count down. 10, 9, 8 -- the miners are on their way to victory. >> members of the 1966 texas western miners will be honored at tonight's final four game. the team's legendary center taifd letin is with me now. thank you very much for joining me. what a great honor to have you here. >> thank you. great to be here. >> this is wonderful. your team and coach haskins really set the tone in that competition at the ncaa, at any time it? what was your memory of the pressure, knowing the historical relevance of it and at the same time the hard work getting to that point as a player and the gratification of getting there. >> i will be honest with you. we are only thinking about winning. we are only concerned. really can't think about the historical things and the things they will mean to our country later down the road. thinking about winning and that was it. >> everyone says coach haskins was an intentional coach. everything he did had thought behind it. do you think he was thinking a

way of major weather to speak of here, a little storm starting to blossom in the deep south and western texas, for tonight it's clear and it gets cold, we see the temperatures dropping below freezing with a freeze warning in the far northern western counties, and temperatures drop to 31 and 38 for center city. coats town and pottstown and green lane, quakertown u. all points to the north and west from 2:00 a.m. until 8:00 a.m., it's not going to be as cold as it was when we had the snow on the grown saturday night. but still if you brought the plants back out definitely bring them in or protect them. but the tulips and all the plans should fair this well. high pressure so the north, mostly sunny on wednesday and northeasterly winds 6 to 12 and a cool day tomorrow at 58 degrees, this high will settle and park itself in northern new england here at the end of the week and your temperature is sitting closer to average at 62 degrees, the only thing we are tracking is extreme pollen wednesday and beyond into the upcoming weekend, it's on the high if not extreme side here and maple and juniper and

have k a adeem latin, who is just a sophomore, whose grandfather david big daddy latin played for texas western in 1956. so 50 years ago, texas western does something historic and big daddy latin was the chief architect inside. and now 50 years later, he's coming here not only to be honored but to watch his grandson play in the final four. >> rose: and finally this -- you will be doing play-by-play for the international telecast. we know basketball is popular around the world. i was just in china and yao ming is still a hugely popular figure over there. how do you approach it? >> not any differently than any other game. we joke it's really hard to learn all those languages in a short period of time. basketball is basketball and you treat the game as you would any other championship game which is a big deal, but it's not lost on me that basketball is the second most popular sport in the world and its global reach is growing and growing in this country. look, i think it's the best game because it's the only game where every player's got to play offense and defense. there is no committee meetings

that threat for flooding continues in places out there across western texas. concern will be an isolated threat for severe weather with large hail, danging -- damaging winds and isolated tornadoes possible. temperatures by the way on the rise out there, especially across parts of the southeastern u.s. in raleigh, north carolina, ainsley, i know you have family out there. take a look at the temperature. 89 degrees. close toll 90 out there. >> wow. wow. i prefer the 70 degrees here in new york. 90 degrees already in april. wait till august. >> thanks so much, maria. >>> it is exactly 20 minutes before the top of the hour. we're live outside here at avenue of the americas for the new york primary today and indoors we have heather with the headlines. >> yes. >>> new information coming in overnight. a missing priest has now been found dead. 21-year-old rene roberts suspected killer leading police to his body nearly 300 miles from his home in florida. police arrested a man who was driving roberts car. that man told them where to find his body in georgia. reverend ro

is where we're optimistic that the rest of the week is looking good, a lot of 60s and 70s western states from texas to gulf coast, cooler in chicago, minnesota. and to minneapolis, but cool air will lift this way we'll cool dune a bit to wednesday. then temperature rebound after this. tomorrow 50s for most of day, showers ending midday, sun comes out high 50, sun later on. and future cast, front move throughs quickly, there wednesday. looking good. sunny, light wind, middle 50s, high high pressure staying with us, and temperatures recovering higher. later in the week. cloud showers breezy. 52 in city. 40 in superbs, close to 60 in most area, showers give way to should sunshine in afternoon, gusty. there is what i showed you at the top. 56 wednesday, 59 thursday friday. rising, sunshine. could it be that we're going to turn the corner? dari: really, could it really? nick: it could. steve: only thing i thought about, a lot of time this time of year i forget what time of year, i think it must be june by now it is great that only early to mid april. i like this time of year. nick: i'm sure your phone w

western texas to galveston, damaging e ing ing winds, isolated tornadoes tornadoes. will bet the third day in a row of severe weather. locally heavy rain will develop across southeastern and south central texas. makes its way to the panhandle later today. and there's going to be a flood threat. look at all the rain we're talking about. some areas the next three days could pick up three to five inches of rain, especially around new orleans. that's what's going on around the country. >>> good morning, everyone. grab the umbrella heading out the door, showers this morning. they will wind down throughout the afternoon. after lunchtime it gets drier and the sunshine returns. high temperature today of 60 degrees. overall a pleasant tuesday once the rain is gone. tonight much colder, down to 39 in the city. below freezing north and west of town. chilly night ahead and partly cloudy skies. you can see in the seven day forecast, cooler tomorrow, but sunny for wednesday. much warmer into the weekend. >> so important right here. >> how do you like your grilled cheese? simple san

california was really where a lot of the action took place the majority of the membership in the western state, texas, through the south but there were members and other parts of the country, one was in and claire connor wrote a book about her parents were devout members of the birch society in chicago. her book is called wrapped in the plague. she describes how they organize meetings in their home, they would stand up every couple of weeks and start the meeting with the pledge of allegiance to the flag. they would watch films or discuss articles, events of the day. so it was quite widespread. >> when i was teaching in 1962 our congressman was congressman was a member of the john birch society. [laughter] there was to congressman that i have been able to identify that were members, recently was one and i forgot the other but i think it was also california. birch did not believe in institutional politics. he did not think that -- he thought it was the part of the establishment, part part of what he came to describe as the insiders who work as pure tutorial, of whom in his opinion were communists. so h

we have a risk of strong storms today in western texas all the way to galveston we're going to be watchingso we are looking for a flood threat storms at the end of this thing. locally heavy rain will develop across south central texas. handle and there will be a flood threat. look at all the rain we're talking about. some areas the next three days could pick up three to five inches of rain especially down around new orleans. here's what's happening in your neck of the cheese. >>> good morning, it's a cold front coming through the washington area right now. it's lined up along i 95 rain is turned off now across parts of the shenandoah valley. the rain will be coming to an end in the metro area. all dry inside the beltway before noon. current temperatures depending on where you are. we're in the low to mid 60s in the metro area. low 50s in the martinsburg area. and 40's in western maryland. the skies will clear this >> let's check the hashtag battle. >> so important right here. >> how do you like your grilled cheese? simple sandwich, 66%. >> easy. >> gourmet. natalie, going down. >> little a

western texas to galveston, we're going to be watching this.ay in a row of severe weather. locally heavy rain will develop across southeastern and south central texas. makes its way to the panhandle later today. and there's going to be a flood threat. look at all the rain we're talking about. some areas the next three days could pick up three to five inches of rain, especially around new orleans. that's what's going on around >>> we do have some cloudy skies across the bay area. starting out this morning. we will not see it all day long. we see the clouds are still with us, hanging around through at least the lunchtime hour, and then into this afternoon. we'll see the sunshine breaking out. lunchtime temperatures up to 60 degrees in san francisco and the peninsula, the trivalley 60 degrees, an in the north bay up to 70 degrees during the drive home. nice and warm temperatures for later this afternoon. >> let's check the hashtag battle. >> so important right here. >> how do you like your grilled cheese? simple sandwich, 66%. >> easy. >> gourmet.

western texas to galveston, we're going to be watching this.the third day in a row of severe weather. locally heavy rain will develop across southeastern and south central texas. makes its way to the panhandle later today. and there's going to be a flood threat. look at all the rain we're talking about. some areas the next three days could pick up three to five inches of rain, especially around new orleans. at's what's going on athro >>> good morning, i'm meteorologist bill henley. don't forget your umbrella this morning, but you'll need sunglasses later today. the rain will be clearing out and it will become breezy. these temperatures will be in the upper 50s to lower 60s today. colder tomorrow morning. 37 to start with. but sunshine and back up to 60 in the afternoon. a little bit warmer for thursday and friday. and look at the weekend, 60s saturday. 70s sunday and monday. have a great day. >> let's check the hashtag battle. >> so important right here. >> how do do you like your gril cheese? simple sandwich, 66%. >> easy. >> gourmet. natalie,

roots so southern california redaction took place but the majority of the membership was western states like texasut they were members in other parts of the country and now writing a book of the past her book is called wrapped in the flag and she describes how they organized meetings in their home to start the meeting with the pledge of the allegiance to the flag and discuss articles in defense of the day. so really it was quite right -- widespread. there were two congressman that i could identify with was working california's riverside. birch did not believe in institutional politics and did not think it was a part of what he described as the insiders to be conspiratorial many of whom were communist. so he did believe the most effective thing was to advocate at the grass-roots level to infiltrate to investigate the books of public libraries. >> i am a trade lawyer bayou mention the young man john birch run day involved with the committee of 1 million? did they get involved in any way to support the john birch society and this legend? >> as you say to be very close to birch and mutual admiration s

afternoon the nighttime hours we could be seeing severe weather out here from the texas panel to eastern colorado and westernparts of kansas you have the threat of large hail and damaging winds in addition to isolated tornadoes and on the backside of the same storm system, coming up over the weekend, potentially more than a foot of snow across high elevations of colorado, the foothills dealing with issues throughout the day saturday, current temperature chili across the midwest, temperatures in the 30s. lauren: six they left to the primary vote. if you think new york doesn't matter. >> the greatest political show on earth has landed in new york state. nicole: the latest from the campaign. bank stocks after jpmorgan chase, we hear from bank of america and wells fargo, meeting low expectations and keeping the stock market rally going, dow 18,000, here we come. checking in on those futures in the premarket dow futures down 5, s&p futures almost 5, nasdaq futures down 9. you are watching "fbn a.m.," first look at markets and breaking news. lauren: six days until the new york primary and the vote could lead to a

so for today, from plainville to amarillo, northern texas through areas of western kansas and easternado, that's the area of concern. maybe an isolated tornado or two. then saturday, warm weather, beautiful, nice as it possibly could be. ohio valley, great lakes. nice in the northeast. but colorado, you are famous for your april snowstorms and this will be another one of them. two to four feet of snow is possible in the mountainous areas. ski resorts have fresh powder for the next week. foothills 8 to 14 inches, including the denver area. by the time get to sunday our storm is moving into the bigger cities. san antonio, oklahoma city. it could be a washout of a sunday for you. and we could be looking at very heavy rainfall. it's because of a blocking weather pattern, that storm will sit in four corner region. >> still looking forward to the weekend. >> you love the fact you have a beautiful weekend. >> we have earned this, yes, we have. >>> then that's this story, the youngest member of the murderous manson family is one step closer to freedom. after 46 years in prison and 19 denied p

outbreak in the country's midsection, millions of americans are in the crosshairs from texas, to missouri. western states have already seen damaging storms and now the midwest, and southeast are bracing for what could be a dangerous night. with much more. >> reporter: hi david. we're on tornado watch here in oklahoma city. we're really starting to see weather conditions change. the winds are weather experts say the conditions here are prime for large, dangerous tornadoes to touchdown later today. this entire area now on high alert. the heartland on edge, and bracing for severe weather. damaging hail. strong winds. heavy rain, and lightning. already leaving behind a path of destruction. in southern california this canopy blowing away. strong gusts also taking out scaffolding in arizona. a transformer exploding in texas. that severe weather is now threatening the plains. >> we really want folks to pay attention. have multiple ways of getting the warnings, most importantly, have a plan and be ready today. >> reporter: more than 45 crosshairs in an area well known as tornado alley. >> the main threat

stores were turned to rubble in lindale texas. western arkansas the problem was pellet sized hail.ere reported there. people in parts of oklahoma, were not so lucky where massive hailstones shattered windshields and damages hoods. a warehouse was always damaged. >>> an iphone belonging to one of the teenage boaters who disappeared last year off florida will be analyzed by apple to see if data can be retrieved. they vanished in the atlantic ocean last july. the phone was recovered last month when a norwegian ship found their boat. this week florida officials released videos of the teens as they departed from jupiter inlninln inlet. the pilot was sight of the debris when he radioed for help. >>> an american mother and daughter are safe after spending four months lost during a hike in new zealand. caroline and rachel lloyd from north carolina were found by search and rescue workers. police say the most important thing was that the women managed to stay warm. >> they stayed together. police are applauding them for their efforts and their calm thinking. they stayed together, they stayed

>> reporter: he sold western values and made comparisons between home state of texas and wyoming x. returning land to the people from the federal government. that is a big issue in the western united states and talks about the tough fight ahead. >> we'll have to have a fight to determine who the nom no is. i want to ask you, if you don't want to see donald trumpas nominee and hand the general election to hillary clinton which is what a trump nomination does, i ask you to please support me. >> cruz was the candidate to make the long trip out here to wyoming and in solid performance in colorado. he was awarded with 14 more delegates. >> i hear there are complaints about the system in wyoming? >> we talked to a lot of republicans in wyoming and they said ted cruz outorganized donald trump and john kasich here in wyoming. and hay say he was the best organized and came out here several times asking for their support. but as you mentioned, donald trump did not compete and instead complained about the system. >> it is it a rigged system. when you look at wyoming and colorado, the bosses are

western pennsylvania. he sfoek spoek at a high school outside pittsburgh. the texas senator told the crowd, businesses and government should be allow ed to did severl bathrooms. he also called the front-runner a phony. >> being presidential is easy. much easier than what i have to do. >> in connecticut, reports that his advisers want him to act, quote, more presidential as he edges cloerer to the nomination. he also mocks both cruz and leading democrat hillary clinton. and today, john kasich campaigned in rhode island. like pennsylvania and delaware, that state also holds its primary this tuesday. we'll keep track of to the area and beyond. >> well, the cause of the music legend's death has not been released. a farewell to prince. the singer's remains were cremat cremated. and a small group of family, friends and musicians celebrated his life in a private ceremony. the cause of the music legend's death has not yet been reloosed. he was found unresponsive in an elevator at a compound in suburban, minneapolis. a musical celebration will be held at a later date. a state

across the western us a massive storm system in the warm sector will bring the threat that not only heavy rainfall but severe weather from the texasnhandle into places like nebraska and western kansas, damaging winds and large hail and isolated tornadoes possible including areas out here across the high plains and central and southern plains. otherwise several inches of rain will come down, as many as 6 inches through the weekend and on the cold side of the storm heavy snowfall possible in some areas across higher elevations outside the city of denver so expect to see travel issues if you are heading west. lauren: we will have global market action before handing it to "mornings with maria" hosted by dagan mcdowell today. i order b14. i get b14. no surprises. buying business internet, on the other hand, can be a roller coaster white knuckle thrill ride. you're promised one speed. but do you consistently get it? you do with comcast business. it's reliable. just like kung pao fish. thank you, ping. reliably fast internet starts at $59.95 a month. comcast business. built for business. nicole: down futures down 9 points, s&p down 2, na

western plains. we have video out for knew texas county, oklahoma. take a look at the size of the tornado. just huge twister caught on camera. knocking down some of the power poles. this was one of several tornadoes reported yesterday. mostly in rural areas. that is on the east sid on the west side of the storm, we had snow. in the rocky mountains, that is where the snow is coming down. 2/3 of flights in and out of denver's airport are canceled. the snow is coming down. it is all elevation dependent. not seeing heavy snow that's sticking. you go to the higher elevations and you could have 2 feet of the snow. here is how it is not moving west or east too quickly. we have the set up called an omega block. the greek letter. the high pressure system preventing the low pressure from moving too quickly. when you have the moisture from the gulf of mexico and cold air from the north, that means we have snow on the western side through the rockies and threat of severe storms today across the western plains. as we did through tomorrow, the severe threat shifts to the east and the snow will begin to

from western parts of arkansas, southeastern oklahoma and northeastern parts of texas you could be looking at additional severe weather. the main threat will include some large hail and also the threat for some isolated tornadoes. temperatures quite chilly especially in new england. 19 in caribou, maine. 45 in new york city. 40 across parts of the southeast. on the chilly side out there. as we head farther southwest, take a look at the temperatures across the southern plains. where we are anticipating warm temperatures. 70s in places like dallas and also in houston. >> thank you very much, maria. >>> talking about golf ball size hail, how about some golf now. the masters turned into a shocker after a meltdown by defending champion jordan spieth. he was holding a 65 hole lead before dropping 6 spots in just three holes. >> oh, my goodness. >> so painful to watch. england's danny willett capitalizing on those mess stakes. he shot a 5 under to win the iconic green jacket. three strokes over lee westwood. he had no bogeys to match the best of four on the weekend. he is the first englishman to

texas, though. and rising up to the western high plains, 60s for the pacific northwest and 76 in l.a. tomorrow. there's your futurecast. showers, a couple of thunderstorms overnight. you see them moving through. watch the time stamp. the improvement starts coming in from the northwest. still just an isolated shower clear clearing eastern long island at that point and maybe towards toms river southward clearing out tomorrow night. then sunday, a beautiful day. low to middle 60s. tonight, scattered showers and storms. 53 in the suburbs. 59 in midtown. winds southwest 5 to 10. tomorrow, showers in the morning and sun for the afternoon. back up around 70. sunny on sunday. looks good. 64. monday, 72. lots of sun. showers back tuesday. lower 60s. we dry it off for wednesday. a couple of showers thursday afternoon. and they may stick around into friday. we're seasonal, mid and upper 60s. steve: no complaints. christina: thank you. there's a shop in chinatown that's put a new twist on serving ice cream, a creation called thai ice cream rolls. the owners of 10 below say they can sell more than 600 rolls

we are looking for rough weather to continue in texas saturday into the plains. westernsunday more of the same. we told you earlier about the omega block, nothing moving just staying there. it will continue. whatever you had saturday you will >>> a lot of changes in the bay area. rain earlier this morning, now sunshine and cool temperatures. it is 50 degrees in the north bay, 57 degrees in the peninsula. highs today will be cooler than yesterday. only making it into the low 60s and gusty winds kicking up to about 25 to 30 miles an hour. in san francisco, 62 degrees. 63 degrees in the north bay, east bay and peninsula. and expect there will be some choppy conditions on coastal beaches. a high surf advisory in effect today. . >>> and that's your latest weather.. >>> diane kruger always infuses her roles with a bit of glamour. the national treasurer franchise. >> in her new movie she stars opposite norman reed as a woman who escapes an abusive relationship and goes on a journey of self-discovery. >> it's just that i'm free and i don't know where my life is going to take me

we are looking for rough weather to continue in texas saturday into the plains. westerny more of the same. we told you earlier about the omega block, nothing moving just staying there. it will continue. whatever you had saturday you will >>> good morning. i'm meteorologist bill henley. a beautiful day ahead. brilliant sunshine and mild. high temperatures, warmer than yesterday, it will be in the 60s. it's a trend that continues tomorrow, up to 66. the weekend, even warmer! 67 on saturday. brilliant sunshine and into the 70s on sunday. but monday afternoon it will be closer to 80 degrees. 60s for tuesday and wednesday. plenty of sunshine wednesday afternoon. have a great day! . >>> and that's your latest weather.. >>> diane kruger always infuses her roles with a bit of glamour. the national treasurer franchise. >> in her new movie she stars opposite norman reed as a woman who escapes an abusive relationship and goes on a journey of self-discovery. >> it's just that i'm free and i don't know where my life is going to take me but i'm going to get there and my aim is to just

get stuck and going to allow for severe weather from the texas panhandle up to western nebraska and thennow. i mean heavy snow in parts of the rockies. 1 to even up to 4 feet of snow. hefty winds back here, 25 to 35 miles per hour sustained gusts up to 55 in places like the mountains around vegas. look at that snow in the rockies. cool with lows in the uppper 30s to mid 40s. a gorgeous weekend with milder temperatures around 70 degrees. monday we will be pushing 80 with cooler temps mid next week. no rain in the forecast still. jacqui jeras... so much going on this weekend.. and the weather couldn't look >> coming up one of charles manson's followers, a convicted killer could walk free after nearly 50 years behind bars. what the victim's family is saying this morning. >>> new trouble for johnny manziel after he's caught in a hit-and-run and his high-powered agent cutting him off saying he fears for his safety. roger that! see ya! we are outta here! woo! when you're living with diabetes. steady is exciting. oh this is living baby! only glucerna has carbsteady,

going to slow down the jet stream, get stuck and allow for severe weather today from the texas panhandle up to westernebraska and snow. heavy snow in parts of the rockies. one to four feet of snow. hefty winds, 25 to 35 miles per hour. sustained up to 50 miles per hour. look at the snow in the rockies and around the foothills in denver. >> reporter: it's a little chilly out there this morning. with temperatures in the upper 30s and low 40s. no rain as we look outside, bright sunshine across the region, beautiful picture of the commodor barry bridge taken from our sky6 live hd camera in chester. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast shows a nice afternoon high of 64. winds lighter than yesterday and the weekend is looking gorgeous. 67 on saturday, 72 under the sun on sunday and 80 on monday. monday night some showers, but really warm. convicted killer could walk free after nearly 50 years behind bars. what the victim's family is saying this morning. >>> new trouble for johnny manziel after he's caught in a hit-and-run and his high-powered agent cutting him off saying he fears for his safety. rog

get stuck and going to allow for severe weather from the texas panhandle up to western nebraska and thenw. i mean heavy snow in parts of the rockies. 1 to even up to 4 feet of snow. hefty winds back here, 25 to 35 miles per hour sustained gusts up to 55 in places like the mountains around vegas. look at that snow in the rockies. even into the foothills around denver. >> good morning i am meteorologist mike nicco with the bay area forecast. on sunday we will have 80s reaching the beaches. no sign of any rain. the temperatures today long the coast are mid-to-upper 60s around san francisco and the rest of us up to 76. tonight we drop in the mid-40s and 50. my seven-day forecast is when it is cooler, it will >> coming up one of charles manson's followers, a convicted killer could walk free after nearly 50 years behind bars. what the victim's family is saying this morning. >>> new trouble for johnny manziel after he's caught in a hit-and-run and his high-powered agent cutting him off saying he fears for his safety. high-powered agent cutting him off saying he fears for his safety. roger that!

even with that still rain in texas we they absolutely do not need it any more. area of rain in the western part of the state, not affecting us, we don't expect it to, just see some clouds out to the west, but that should be it. we are expecting one more dry day, with high pressure in control, before this rain continues to move in. it will probably start at least in our western suburbs, sometime after midnight, but the real rain from this front later on in the afternoon, we could have a messy ride home on friday, that's when it is most likely you see the range, clouds increasing, i should say, toward this evening, then the rain begins, maybe in our western suburbs, in the morning, but again, more likely to see these pop up thunderstorms any time after, say, 3:00, 4:00 in the afternoon, but all of that happens tomorrow. we are expecting a breezy, and warmer day than yesterday. high of 74 degrees. seventy-seven tomorrow. before those thunderstorms hit. that does cool us down for the weekend. and looks good for both saturday and sunday, with a high each day of 68 degrees. so, the weekend looks

western edition. houston filled up like a bathtub with a stuffed drain. a relentless foot of rain fell in texas. today, folks waded to higher ground. more than 1,000 homes flooded, and one man clung to the side of a truck. big rigs struggled before two interstates were closed. omar villafranca is in houston. >> reporter: with water quickly rising, residents of this apartment complex in houston had to rescue each other. neighbors helping neighbors, deploying rafts and small fishing boats, some using whatever they could, from air mattresses to empty refrigerators. >> we're just trying to rescue as many people as we can, just trying to get them from places they can't even stand. >> reporter: houston mayor sylvester turner admitted water rss rising so fast, first responders had trouble keeping up. >> some areas of city they have ten inches of water. some areas have 15. there's water all over the place. it's very difficult to even get the red cross workers to get to their shelters. 00 reporter: 120,000 residents lost power. this time lapse at a houston underpass showed the flash flooding as it was ha

we are looking for rough weather to continue in texas saturday into the plains. western and eastern half of the country looking spectacular. sunday more of the same. we told you earlier about the omega block, nothing moving just staying there. it will continue. whatever you had saturday you will >>> good morning, everyone. another chilly and sunny start to your thursday. temperatures moderating later on today, back to a high of 60 degrees and you want to grab the shades. sunshine all day long through the afternoon. a pleasant feel. a little bit milder than yesterday and this is the start down to a low of 40. as we look at the seven-day forecast, temperatures on the rise day by day. 63 tomorrow, mid 60s on saturday. finally back in the 70s on sunday. . >>> and that's your latest weather.. >>> diane kruger always infuses her roles with a bit of glamour. the national treasurer franchise. >> in her new movie she stars opposite norman reed as a woman who escapes an abusive relationship and goes on a journey of self-discovery. >> it's just that i'm free and i don't know where

and northwest across upstate and western new york, just south of buffalo over towards binghamton, but that's pretty much where it's going to stay. down to the south in texas, oklahoma and southern arkansas, they're seeing severe weather. a tornado watch is in effect for oklahoma city and dallas tonight. some of that rain, not the severe weather, will move in sunday. at 7:10, it looks like rain, but nothing that will wash the game out, just those annoying sprinkles. across the area, yes, still the same. light showers, breezy, chilly. down to 40 again. a bit of an onshore flow continues across the region, but tomorrow is a great day. 63 degrees, so enjoy that, because sunday here comes more rain. here's our 7-day forecast. we actually have a chance for showers even into monday with a high of 60, and on wednesday and thursday, there's a few breaks here and there. to 70 degrees auy it will feel like may because it will be may by then. we'll have more weather coming up in a few minutes. >> jans ice, thanks so much. >>> a family tradition comes to an end this weekend. >> elephants have been part of the ringling brothers barn um skp and & bailey circumstance can

texas. we are here at the university at buffalo right here in western new york. home of the university of buffalo bulls. let's go bulls. we're just five days away from the new york primary. this might be donald trump territory. he's counting on it. it could be critical for senator cruz to keep trump from sweeping all 95 of new york's delegates. let's get right to it and welcome the senator from texas, ted cruz. [ applause ] there's a reception. look at that. >> maybe buffalo will be good to you. >> let me just say god bless new york. >> there you go. obviously, we're going to get to some substantive questions in a bit. have you had your wings yet? >> i'll confess, i flew in late last night. i can do a lot of things but wings for breakfast was a bit much, so not yet. >> what you talking about. just dial it down on the hot sauce. >> i had wings for dinner. that's one of my most common dinners. >> we all joke. politicians, you get handed food. you have to eat it whether you like it or not. how often is you said i like something and said i can't wait to dump this in

texas. we are here at the university at buffalo right here in western new york. home of the university of buffalo bulls. let's go bulls. we're just five days away from the new york primary. this might be donald trump territory. he's counting on it. it could be critical for senator cruz to keep trump from sweeping all 95 of new york's delegates. let's get right to it and welcome the senator from texas, ted cruz. [ applause ] there's a reception. look at that. >> maybe buffalo will be good to you. >> let me just say god bless new york. >> there you go. obviously, we're going to get to some substantive questions in a bit. have you had your wings yet? >> i'll confess, i flew in late last night. i can do a lot of things but wings for breakfast was a bit much, so not yet. >> what you talking about. just dial it down on the hot sauce. >> i had wings for dinner. that's one of my most common dinners. >> we all joke. politicians, you get handed food. you have to eat it whether you like it or not. how often is you said i like something and said i can't wait to dump this in

texas. if more tests go as planned there could be space rides in two years >>> the calendar says spring but winter is not over in western new york. take a look at the snow that fell in buffalo and making topper happy. april snowstorm could dump up to a half of a foot of snow in boston and southern new hampshire. please tell me we are over with this stuff right here. i'm done with it. >> a couple of things. i do have something on saturday different story. what is amazing it is hard to get snow and maintain it during the day. temperatures held in the 20s from hartford to boston and providence. four to six inches. >> it is kind of unusual and as cold as an april business in 1982. hard to hold temperatures in the 20s. >> we are close to summer. >> so a trace this saturday? >> a snowflake. just a flake. it will be cold this saturday. >> let's look outside. the showers are moving out and with that colder air rushing in. getting sunshine. we have it on the deck and a couple of rain showers and down to 57 and the winds will pick up. not the damaging wind, 20 or 30 or 35 miles per hour wind gusts. everyone essentially i-95 east

texas. fallen tree and power lines prevented first responders from reaching some areas in western arkansas,he problem was hail. no major damage or injuries reported there. that was not the case in parts of oklahoma where huge hailstones shattered windshields and damaged hoods. a warehouse was also damaged. no injuries have been reported. >>> for more on what we can expect today we go to our meteorologist. >> good morning, and this large storm systemti showers and thunderstorms across the country. and futurecast shows you this continues to move to the east bringing stormy weather to the south and to the north. we actually have some snow. we do have a slight risk for severe thunderstorms as we go through the day. the yellow area from southern illinois down to eastern texas, damaging wind is possible, large hail even a few tornados possible. as we go through the day, also the slow moving system can bring flooding rains. we have a for a suicide car bombing that killed at least 21 people in a baghdad suburb. it targeted shiite pilgrims who were walking to a shrine. more than 40 other people were

texas where at least seven people have been killed by raging floodwaters. more showers and thunderstorms expected today in the southern plain and western gulf coast states.ing there began sunday night and has begun to recede in many areas. thousands have been forced from their homes. yesterday, there was a new round of evacuations including residents from an assisted living facility. some were in wheelchairs. >> i like adventure, show to ought to be all right. i'm not afraid. i'm crying, but i'm not afraid. >> houston schools are scheduled to reopen today. classes have been canceled for two days. >>> and today, the michigan attorney general is expected to criminally charge three government employees for alleged wrongdoing in the flint water crisis. for 18 months, flint's water source was switched to save money, and residents used improperly treated, lead-tainted water. the charges include violating michigan's drinking water law, official misconduct, and evidence tampering. >>> president obama arrives in saudi arabia this morning. mr. obama is attending a security summit but hopes to ease tensions with a key u.s. ally. the saudis threatened to sell up to