left wichita. it happened suddenly.he 2008 car crash, emily and sarah were still traumatized when lou announced a move to tennessee. >> he said we really needed to go. i was angry with him. i didn't want to go and i wanted to stay. >> he said we will be closer to vanderbilt, the college i wanted to go to. and this whole move was for me. >> flattering to hear. >> yeah, and how do you say no when the entire thing is about you? >> you were still the princess? >> right. >> reporter: emily was 17. but sarah was nearly 24 and edging away from the smothering nest. >> i moved out. >> how did you do that? that is a huge step. >> they were leaving to go to tennessee and i didn't want to go. and i just lost my mom. and i couldn't stand the thought of losing my dad. i never have been able to stand that thought. my daddy is so important to me. >> did you tell lou to his face i'm not going? i'm not getting in the car? >> yes. >> how did that go down? >> he was very angry with me. scary angry. and i just, did. i can't. i'm not doing t

good morning, tulsa, wichita falls, and joplin. you all in that red zone, i need the alerts on this afternoon. this is where we have the highest tornado threat. we're not just talking any tornados. we could see violent tornadoes this afternoon. not only that, these storms are dumping copious amounts of rain, anywhere from two to four inches but locally higher that will lead to the risk for flash flooding in the same zones that are going to be deeply impacted by that threat for violent tornados. >> janai: on alert through today and into the evening, it looks like. somara, thank you. we'll check back with you in a moment. >>> this morning, tension is spreading on campuses across the country as students demand to be heard and scenes reminiscent of 1960s anti-war protests. abc's phil lipof joins us now from columbia university here in new york where the demonstrations first started. good morning, phil. >> reporter: good morning, janai. as you point out, it is a second full week of protests here at columbia university. the protesters ca

pilots are set to take off from wichita, kansas, late tonight. the organizers say there will be 11 stops starting in salinas before that jet returns to wichita. the flight time is 54 hours and 30 minutes. the flight falls on the centennial centennial of the very first flight around the world in 1924 by the army air corps. >> all right. here's a look at the stories trending tonight@ktvu.com. one of our top stories. a san anselmo man now suing central marine marine police after he claims he was stunned with a taser and arrested while having a seizure. then residents in small businesses in san francisco's richmond district say they're being hit with a wave of burglaries, and a uc berkeley law student was studying abroad in taiwan when the major earthquake hit. now, she says, the area continues to experience aftershocks. you can find these stories and more at ktvu.com. >> san francisco's golden gate park hitting a major milestone. how you can join the celebration tomorrow. >> but first, a look at tonight's beautiful sunset over the south bay. those c

wichita, up through oklahoma city and tulsa, and just southeast of wichita damaging straight line winds, very large hail, and more long track tornadoes all possible. makes you thankful to live in a generally calmer part of the country. we are going to see calmer conditions kicking in as we head into the weekend. not nearly as windy saturday and sunday, and temperatures will start warming up and the calm weather pattern is going to continue as we head into next week. the next storm system missing us way to the north which is typical for late april and early may. we had gusty winds earlier, but the skies cleared out and we have passing clouds throughout the weekend. hints of moisture staying well to the north. fully sunny skies sunday and most of the day monday. a few high clouds, but really nice weather for the last weekend of april and last couple of days of april early next week. the winds already backing down. showed you that earlier. that trend will continue overnight. pretty calm conditions to start the day saturday. and while the winds pick up, which is typical for late april, it's

that includes wichita falls, up through oklahoma. large hail and damaging winds in those storms. everything pushes east tomorrow with the bulls eye becoming more of an omaha to kansas city for the highest tornado threat. then we reset everything on saturday, and i think the i-35 corridor could become explosive, up through oklahoma city, wichita, kansas city, and then pushing to the east on sunday. st. louis and chicago. the highest threat will be saturday. either way, a very active four days and nights ahead. whit? >> whit: rob, thank you. >>> now, to our earth week series. "the power of us." an abc news investigation into where plastic bags earmarked to be recycled could end up, that's if they are recycled at all. here's abc's chief national correspondent matt gutman. >> reporter: tonight, our 18-month investigation following the trail of plastic waste american consumers think they're recycling. all we want to know is where you send the plastic bags that are earmarked for recycling. our team following 46 tracking devices we placed in plastic bag recycling bins at big box stores

wichita tomorrow, kansas city, des moines, omaha, all in the risk. looks like it starts in the afternoon. goes through the evening hours, but then on wednesday, that threat is later. it starts later and it goes later, into the early morning hours of the panhandle of texas, western oklahoma, wichita included. david? >> david: ginger zee, thank you. >>> now to the case that made national headlines. the unsolved murder. tonight, after charges against her husband were dropped, what the autopsy now reveals. animal tranquilizer found in her bones. here's erielle reshef. >> reporter: tonight, that bombshell toxicology report raising new questions in the unsolved murder case of colorado mom suzanne morphew -- ruling her death a homicide. an autopsy revealing several substances consistent with an animal tranquilizer fluid were found in her bones, noting, "these drugs are marketed as a compounded injectable chemical immobilizer for wildlife." suzanne morphew mysteriously vanished on mother's day of 2020 while allegedly on a bike ride. her husband, barry morphe

and from valentine to wichita, and baseball-sized hail possible watching that also, wichita falls down into southern texas. tomorrow 24 million people at risk, damaging hail, wind gusts and we've got a much stronger risk of ef-2 or stronger tornadoes from iowa city. we're looking at the possibly for st. louis down to little rock. then we move into wednesday and the severe threat. moves into the mississippi and ohio river valleys, 12 million people, wind gusts, damaging wind, and tornadoes possible. heavy rain from the great lakes all the way into the central plains anywhere from 1 to 4 inches of rain. inches of rain. we will get to your local forecast in the next 30 seconds. d is just right. and this dunkin' cold is just right. blondie's back. no, this dunkin' cold is just right. no, this dunkin' cold is just right. the home with dunkin' is where you want to be. >>> good monday morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. we're starting out with clouds overhead, but we will see some breaks in the clouds and slightly warmer temperatures, but we'll have a bigger jump in those temperatures tomor

on sunday, wichita, 91 degrees, real heat and 87 in st. louis. we are getting all the weather. there will be snow across portions of new england. >> carley: wichita summer on sunday. >> todd: thank you. federal court fighting with epa on mandate allowing california to establish zero emission standard and electric vehicle requirement. in 3-0 decision court found federal regulation continue to act as the floor for emission regulation, but california can enact more strifngent program above federal requirements. lawsuit against california for trying to regulate vehicle emission. a trucker is here and says banning gas-powered vehicle can collapse the system. let's focus on this, this is your career, what does this mean for truckers in california and throughout the nation? >> it is going to be catastrophic for our segment of the industry. 96% of small fleets, of the industry is made up of small fleets, one and two truck operators. i have four fleet myself. this will cost billions of dollars we have no way to pay for, there is no infrastructure set up now. there is nothing about this

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, oklahoma city, wichita falls, you have the highest threat for tornadoes, also, very impactful hail the temperatures. we are unseasonably warm, minneapolis should be in the 50s this time of year. you'll be in the 70 >> janai: they should have never put me on these stairs in this jumpsuit. "gma" celebrating the impact and creativity of storytelling. this morning we're taking a look at a community making history and giving poets a platform all around the world. >> the man can't be a man without a strong woman. >> reporter: bridging the gap between storytelling. >> a new style of dance and not just something for girls. >> reporter: through the art of writing poems. >> who decided our lives were worth less than yours? >> reporter: this is poetry me, please, born in 2019 from bronx native rashan brown, a/k/a rush the mic, creating his platform that's selling out at the historic apollo theatre in new york city. all the way to the white house honoring the accomplishments of black men and through the program harlem native fanta began writing poetry in the tenth grade. her poem "broken heart

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. >> unas 30 millones de personas continuan en riesgo de tiempo severo en oklahoma city, wichita, kansas. >> tienen que estar muy pe pendientes de las condiciones del tiempo. >> gracias. >> impresionantes imagenes, miren, gracias. >> y en una noticia de ultima hora, el abogado de harvey w weinstein ha confirmado la hospitalizacion a varios ex examenes. >> una vez que ha llegado a nueva york despues del fallo de un tribunal de apelaciones que anulo su condena por violacion en 2020 tras concluir que no recibio un juicio justo. >> weinstein martin, de 72 anos, ha padecido de problemas cardiacos, diabetes, apnea del sueno y problemas tambien oculares. >> y por primera una vez en decadas, la ciudad de san diego es la principal puerta de e entrada de inmigrantes por el sur del pais y esto ocurre mientras otras ciudades fronterizas en texas y arizona estan viendo bajar los cruces de indocumentados. >> erika flores nos explica mas. >> diego parece ser la nueva puerta de la inmigracion a los estados unidos, de acuerdo con la patrulla fronteriza del s sector, se registraron mas de 9.500 mil 500 de

. >>> and the "wichita eagle" says four people were arrested in connection with the disappearance of kansas women. veronica butler and jillian kelley vanished last month while traveling to pick up butler's children in oklahoma. their abandoned vehicle was found in oklahoma near the border with kansas. four people were arrested over the weekend including the grandmother of butler's children. they each face several charges including murder and kidnapping. police continue to search for the missing women. >>> still to come, the economic fallout of the middle east conflict. a check on oil futures following iran's attack on israel. when you have moderate—to—severe eczema, it's okay to show off. with dupixent, show off your clearer skin and less itch. because you have plenty of reasons to show off your skin. with dupixent, the number one prescribed biologic by dermatologists and allergists, you can stay ahead of your eczema. it helps block a key source of inflammation inside the body that can cause eczema to help heal your skin from within. many adults saw 90% clearer skin. some even achiev

and that's located across the nation's heartland heads-up, oklahoma city, wichita falls damaging winds and tornadoes possible for the second half of this week, kasie. >> all right. >> weather, man. derrick. thank you thank you very much. >> i'll see you next hour. all right. up next here. a hearing and just hours to determine whether donald trump violated the judge's gag order in his hush money as plus college students have free to attend classes as campus protests spread across the country the sinking of the titanic, how really happen? >> especially to our premiere sunday at nine on cnn, rsv is out there for those 60 years and older, protect against rsv with a wreck ps50, a rx is a vaccine used to prevent lower respiratory disease from rsv. and people 60 years and older rexx does not protect everyone. it is not for those with severe allergic reactions to its ingredients. those who weakened immune systems may have a low response to the vaccine. the most common side effects or injection site pain fatigue, muscle pain, headache, and joint pain i chose are xv rsv make it a wreck. >> sv do

additional tornado watch now now that was just issued a few minutes ago for parts of kansas from wichita headed up towards kansas city, that goes until 7:00 central time. so we're not nearly done yet. we're just getting started expecting multiple tornadoes you know, as we go through the day today. here's that risk. you see that red bulls-eye that's a moderate risk level four and five, we're talking about strong tornadoes were talking about damaging winds to 70 miles per hour tennis ball-sized hail in that red hatched area especially from tulsa, oklahoma city i'm towards wichita falls. we're talking about the possibility of e f, three tornadoes or stronger that would cause severe damage similar to what we saw yesterday from 136 miles per hour winds and ghraieb so just really he these warnings and take them so, so seriously, the atmosphere is so fueled. we have so much energy in the atmosphere right now. it will explode as the storms continue to fire up we've got temperatures in the 70s and 80s, really juicy dew points in the 60. so storms will continue to fire up as we go through the afte

. >> unas 30 millones de personas continuan en riesgo de tiempo severo en oklahoma city, wichita, kansass. >> joana. >> gracias, miriam y las personas en estas areas deben estar muy atentas a las alertas del tiempo esta noche. >> y pasamos ahora a baltimore, donde ayer se cumplio un mes de la tragedia del colapso del puente francis scott key y aun continuan las labores de recuperacion de los cuerpos d miguel luna y jose maynor lopez, dos de los seis migrantes hispanos que perdieron la vida en este incidente. >> la comunidad y las familias de las victimas siguen recordandolos mientras aparecen mas demandas por lo ocurrido. >> dario lopez capera de telemundo washington, dc, nos trae este informe. >> de american publishing llc. >> su demanda se basa por el impacto impacto economico, de acuerdo al comunicado del bufete de abogados milberg de colliman phillipss grossman en la denuncia se excusa a grace ocean private, propietario private, propietario del carguero dali, y al operador del barco synergy marine group, de negligencia grave y potencialmente criminal. >> en un comunicado los abogados

the same areas, north texas up to the i-35 corridor and oklahoma city and wichita pushing to the east on sunday. little rock and st. louis, even chicago getting some storms. we're in the heart of tornado season now. >> all right, rob, thank you. >>> now to that other developing story tonight. a mid air scare onboard a delta flight from new york to los angeles. the crew and passengers reporting vibrations and banging noises. but so far, everything looking normal. the emergency slide had separated from the plane. we're at >> reporter: an emergency slide fell off the aircraft shortly after takeoff. >> once the floor started rattling, then i got nervous. >> i didn't realize the floor was rat snlg. >> yeah. >> a group of students among the 183 passengers and crew on flight 520 departing jfk around 8:30 a.m. today. >> delta 520. we have indication of the right-wing slide latch on the door, one of the latches is open. >> reporter: moments later, the pilot declaring an emergency. >> there is flight vibration and banging noise on the right-wing slide. >> eventually, deciding to head back as so

over all, if we are going to reach new heights we cannot just support growth in overland park, in wichita, and in lawrence. cardinal city, independence need our attention too. tonight i want to talk about five of the challenges facing rural communities and what we do, i as governor and you as the legislature can do to address them. these are not only my priorities for this upcoming session but for the rest of my time in office. the vibration which we can create a better future for rural kansas and thus for our state as a whole. let's start with healthcare. simply put, our rural hospitals are not doing well. and just the past decade they have closed down. forced increase cost for patients to lay off essential healthcare workers to stop offering important services and then often counties resort to raising property taxes in a last-ditch effort to keep their hospitals afloat. and when that fails, longer and longer distances for basic care. so much of the problem boils down to one thing, far too many kansans don't have insurance and make much money to qualify for medicaid program. these are ka

people at risk, strong tornadoes, damaging hail up to 2 inches from sioux city all the way down to wichita. baseball to softball-sized hail. tomorrow, the next system comes in. the threats from nebraska to kansas, from hastings all the way down to midland and abilene could be strong tornadoes as well. again, that two-inch hail risk all the way to midland, up into dodge city. flood risk from omaha to austin, because lester, we're talking upwards of 5 inches of rain in the next 24 hours. >> all right, al roker. al, thanks very much. >>> now to that shooting in north carolina, with the death toll rising to four law enforcement officers killed near charlotte yesterday. sam brock is there. >> reporter: in the aftermath of bullets flying and officers running into the line of fire, there is a cavernous hole in charlotte tonight. with the death toll now up to four, deputy u.s. marshall thomas weeks, department of correction veterans sam poloche and alden elliott, and officer of the month joshua eyer. >> he was out getting illegal guns off the street. he is going to be sorely missed. >> reporter: t

the strong itself of the tornadoes from kansas city to wichita falls into dallas.his goes after dark, into the overnight period. we know how dangerous those nocturnal tornados are. more of the same, strong thunderstorms that will build right along that front, heavy rain draped across the midwest and by the way, flash flooding concern as well. and hourly rainfall rates anywhere from 2 to 4 inches with the highest amounts centered across parts of oklahoma and texas. we could see upwards of isolated amounts 5 inches or higher across this region. jose? >> angie lassman, thank you. >>> to breaking news now out of the middle east and another video just released of two hostages held by hamas including one american. tonight his family now sending their own message. megan fitzgerald reports. >> reporter: tonight hamas releasing another video showing two hostages. 47-year-old amri miran, and american israeli 64-year-old keith siegel. this undated video is the first time the two have been seen during their 204 days in captivity. keith, who works for a pharmaceutical company,

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. >> hoy inicia todo desde wichita falls, dallas, hacia lo que es el area de en nebraska, cinco millonesr tornados ef2 con vientos de 130 millas por hora manana 19 millones desde los grandes lagos hasta waco en texas. >> mientras tanto, el dia sa sabado, el es estallido de tormentas sera aun mas intensos y recoge inclusive la ciudad de chicago que se encuentra en nivel 2 de tiempo severo asi que seran dias peligrosos donde usted tiene que saber que hay que buscar refugio. >> una mala opcion son las casas moviles, vehiculos de motor y en un puente una buena opcion es ir a un sotano a un refugio y a un localidad rodeada de paredes para evitar, en caso de que algun proyectil salga volando, vaya a impactarlo a usted. >> asi que dias de estar atentos a las alertas en cuanto al t tiempo desde texas hasta il illinois. >> y aqui seguiremos atentos tambien, informando a nuestra comunidad. >> definitivamente. >> muchas gracias, con esto, quedo que en camara el momento en que un conductor de autobus del transporte publico es atacado por un pasajero en o oklahoma city. >> marcado en oklahoma city la

manana 6 millones de personas en riesgo y ven el dia miercoles mas celulas de tormentas in intensas en wichitakansas y omaha, en ne nebraska. >> asi que una situacion ba bastante complicada, por lo menos martes y miercoles. >> hoy lunes, por fortuna, t tendran una pausa para poder recuperarse. >> hay que ser pendientes a las alertas de tornados, tambien buscar refugio en cuartos p pequenos, en algun closet lejos de las ventanas. >> definitivamente, y saber que el mes de mayo inclusive es mucho mas activo que abril asi que vamos camino al pico de la temporada de tornados. >> muchas gracias, carla. >> claro que si. >> ¿que el expresidente donald trump y el gobernador de fl florida, ron desantis, se reunieron ayer en privado en un campo de golf el encuentro fue descrito como agradable y a amistoso por una fuente cercana a ambos. >> ahi vemos un cambio y es que esa misma fuente dijo que d desantis planea responsable de la camara del expresidente dijo a nbc news que desantis antes queria enterrar el hacha de g guerra despues de criticar f fuertemente a trump durante las primarias republicanas. >> m

risk for severe weather tonight, we've got right now 27 million people at risk from north platte to wichita, oklahoma city and abilene. we're also looking at the risk of overnight tornadoes that are twice as deadly from abilene up to omaha. then we move into tomorrow, more people at risk, 26 million with wind gusts of 60 miles per hour, and again, that tornado risk for ef2 or stronger. rainfall amounts, lester, we're talking anywhere from 1 to 3 inches, locally upward to 5. lester? >> all right, al, thank you. >>> the fbi has opened up a criminal investigation into the cargo ship that slammed into the francis scott key bridge in baltimore causing it to collapse last month. federal agents boarded the nearly thousand foot-long ship this morning with search warrants. sources say the investigation will look into events before the collapse and possible mechanical problems. >>> in 60 seconds, new details behind two mothers killed in oklahoma, and the evidence police are looking at against four suspects, including the grandmother of one of the victim's children. >>> plus, what investigators found

we're looking at that risk from sioux falls to wichita. the biggest risk is going to be two-inch or more hail, damaging winds and tornadoes possible. wednesday another severe risk outbreak from the south central plains. strongest storms in the afternoon from kansas all the way down into oklahoma. that same area again. and we've got a flash flood risk for one to two inches of rain. some places, lester, going to pick up another three to four inches before it's all over. >> all right. al, thank you for that. >>> the u.s. is leading an urgent push to reach agreement on a cease-fire and hostage deal with time running out before israel potentially launches a new offensive in gaza. andrea mitchell is traveling with the secretary of state in saudi arabia. >> reporter: tonight, urgent calls by the u.s. and arab leaders to reach a hostage deal before israel launches a ground assault on rafah. where palestinians say at least 25 people died in air strikes today. the u.s. fears a major operation could widen the war and threaten the lives of surviving h

state overall, if we are going to reach new heights we cannot just support growth in oberlin park, in wichita, and in lawrence. garden city, independence, and goodland need our attention, too. snyder wants to talk about five of the challenges facing rural communities, and what we, i as governor, use the legislature can do to address them. these are not only my priorities for this upcoming session, but for the rest of my time in office. five areas in which we can create a better future for rural kansas, and thus for our state as a whole. let's start with healthcare. simply put, our rural hospitals are not doing well. in just the past decade, eight have closed down, including harrington hospital which shut its doors in october after 104 years in operation. soon after that, fort scott lost its emergency room. a gut punch to a community already reeling from the loss of its hospital four years earlier. 59 more kansas hospitals are in jeopardy of following suit. that is 59 out of 100 to, more than half. because so many of our hospitals are hanging on by a thread, they are forced to increase costs f

one inch all the way down to wichita falls, wichita, kansas.omorrow another system developing over the rockies. here's where we're worried about those folks who had dangerous storms in oklahoma. we have an enhanced risk from dodge city, concordia. wichita, wind gusts of 75 miles per hour and strong tornadoes possible. with this heavy rain, we have hourly rain fall rates from omaha down to austin, 1 to 2 inches per hour. heavy rain. some areas, especially down toward shreveport, dallas, alexandria, could see 4 to 5 inches of rain. we will get to your local forecast in the next 30 seconds. e three-sixty. better in every way. that's the new target circle. [ "good day" ends ] >>> and that's your latest weather. >> al, >>> and that's your latest weather. guys? >> still ahead, did you alarm go off this morning? a lot of us that rely on the iphones for our alarms complaining that they could suddenly fail to wake them up. emilie ikeda waking up bright and early. >> even the thought of missing an alarm is enough to keep people up at night. i set alarms

missouri until kansas, wichita included. and tomorrow, it's all about the giant hail. kansas, woodward, ok oklahoma, but from nebraska down to texas, you'll have to look for damaging wind and an isolated tornado. we've had a lotover tornadoes this month. second-most on record for the month of april, david. >> david: ginger, we'll see you first thing in the morning on "gma," thank you. >>> now, to the race for the white house, and tonight, donald trump's new comments on abortion, saying that some states might choose to monitor women's pregnancies to possibly prosecute women who violate abortion bans. tonight, president biden responding, and here's mary bruce. >> reporter: tonight, donald trump says he won't stand in the way if states want to monitor pregnant women to make sure they comply with abortion bans. and he won't step in to prevent states from prosecuting women who violate those bans by ending their pregnancies. in an interview with "time" magazine, trump was asked -- do you think states should monitor women's pregnancies so they can know if they've gotten an ab

where the severe weather will break out for us from say i-35 in des moines all the way down toward wichitals and dallas. the threat is torcon of 5, medium threat for tornadoes on our 1-10 scale that sits right in the middle. saturday, even into sunday, more storms right through the plains, eventually getting into the midwest and this storm, not likely, margaret, to die down until sometime late on sunday into monday. >> margaret: thanks, mike. well, ex-tabloid publisher david pecker took the stand again today to detail the alleged scheme he helped broker to suppress stories that could have hurt donald trump's 2016 campaign. the former president faces 34 felony counts of falsifying business documents related to a so-called hush money payment to a porn star. cbs's robert costa has more. >> this is eight days that we have all been sitting in this courthouse. >> reporter: former president trump's attorneys took aim at the prosecution's key witness today, david pecker, once the publisher of the "national enquirer" and a longtime friend of trump's. >> david has been very nice, nice guy. >> report

kansas city, wichita falls, abaleen just outside of dallas. people at risk for tornadoes, damaging hail. heavy rain. we could see flooding as well. rain fall totals 4 to 5 inches, could be even more. that's what's going on around the country. >>> all right. best time of the morning, friday "popstart". >> you see what happens to the "popstart" staff when we hit our quota of not talking about taylor swift for 72 hours. we get electrified. we need a story. ladies and gentlemen, we're back. >> i was going through withdrawal. >> after just a brief touring hiatus, gearing up to say this one once again. >> and welcome to the eras tour! ♪ >> that's right . paris. since her last show, you might in less than two weeks, the eras tour picks up in paris. since her last show, you might remember or maybe you don't, it's been a while. taylor has dropped a couple of albums since then. the record-breaking tortured poets department and a new video hinting that she just might be changing the set list. of course she has to now. got 31 new songs so include some of

right now than it was 60 days ago, specifically in terms of the fuselages that you're taking from wichitafrom spirit aerosystems? >> it's dramatic it's dramatic. we took all of the inspection processes and the people doing those inspections, and then the people who were doing the rework embedded in these positions in the factory, and we moved it to wichita. i give pat shanahan a lot of credit for saying, bring them down let's do it. so, they are now embedded there, and from that day forward, which was really march 1st, we will only accept -- they will only ship a conforming fuselage, which means it comes in this door in near-perfect shape, and then it moves through this factory at a much reduced cycle. >> more than a few on wall street have said, look, you still have the target out there of $10 billion annual free cash flow by the end of 2026. get rid of it. i have not come across one analyst who has said it's a smart thing to keep it out there. why -- you didn't reiterate this morning, but you're not taking it down. why keep it? >> because i believe it. i just do. this will cost us six m

look at live raider, severe thunderstorm warning south of wichita area and flash flooding is potential where we could see heavy rain in short period of time. friday, is the and sunday from dallas to omaha, from dallas to green bay and dallas to des moines on sunday. again, hail, damaging wind, heavy rain could cause flash flooding and zoom into greatest potential of severe storm from tornados from kansas to sioux city. a front, area of low pressure across central u.s., same areas getting hit hard. cold enough for snow in the west. a little taste of the forecast through next couple days for new york, we will be zoomed inner hoo. we'll have a nice warm-up, everybody. round of applause for new york city. 80 on monday. >> carley: round of applause just from me. we are both wearing red today. and monday is day to cheer. >> janice: beautiful sunshine. >> carley: mondays are usually bummers, not this one. >> janice: and carley and i are ordering omelets. >> carley: from the diner, from weather and omelet, dead tie between president biden and donald trump among independent voters. 44% to 42%.

wichita, kansas, a risk for more severe weather there. damaging hail, again, tornadoes possible. strong ef-2 or stronger. and we're expecting rainfall rates in this lower to the lower gulf, two of three irchls per hour, and there could be some flooding. summer is arriving. we could see some records with temperatures anywhere from 15 to 25 degrees above average. we will detail that coming up in the next half hour. guys? >> al, thank you. we now move to the mounting chaos over the war in gaza. it's spreading on college campuses here in the u.s. protests and counter protests intensified from coast to coast over this weekend, leading to hundreds of arrests. we have two reports. we'll start with nbc's erin mclaughlin from columbia here in new york. erin, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, savannah. over the weekend there were police crackdowns on multiple campuses nationwide, with more than 250 either arrested or detained. this morning, the protests show no signs of slowing down. this morning tension on college campuses growing and spreading. pro-palestinian protesters arrested

there's a lot of population from oklahoma city over towards tulsa, joplin, back to wichita. need to watch this one. we're not done yet. maybe a diminished threat, but with us, again, iowa down towards texas in the bulls eye of this. four day severe weather outbreak and today is the third day and today, likely the worst of the four days, so a lot of rough weather ahead for us throughout this afternoon and evening. david: rick, thank you for that and warnings save lives, by the way. that's why it's warnings that save the lives and thankfully no deaths yet, but be prepared, folks. thank you, rick. we're days from college decision day, as students pick where they're going to go in the fall some are likely to weigh the protests across the country and not to mention the astronomical cost. and kelly is at the university of chicago with more on that. kelly. >> david, the university of chicago is one of, if know the most expensive university in the nation. federal student debt interest rates are set, using a formula that's mandated by federal law, not by the department of education,

and then as we move into tomorrow, wichita falls, you're looking good, wichita, i should say, tucson 93. medford 78 degrees. as we get to the latter part of the week, temperatures start warming up. raleigh willing in the mid-70s by the end of the week. 80 in memphis. 77 in kansas city. low 80s in dallas. we're going to get to your local eforecast in the next 30 seconds. largest corporate donor, helping expand access for all. get 2.9% apr financing for 72 months on a new 2024 forester, going on now. >>> good monday morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. we are going to see temperatures today quite warm for this time of year. our valleys in the upper 70s, then we'll bring it down to about 70 tomorrow. we'll see a few more clouds and breezy winds. still looking dry for much of the week, with highs in the upper 60s for thursday and friday. for san francisco, expect a high of 66, with sunshine today. but there will be a slight chance of rain in our forecast for friday and clearing fo >>> and that's your latest weather. guys? >> al, thank you. >>> all right. coming up, country music star mo

from wichita to seattle. without any defects being carried over. i think that's a good sign. it's the speed of the manufacturing process in seattle. we are now getting with the new management team in place, i think we are going to hopefully see the end of these production challenges. katie: joaning us i am threeld to say we have sheila kahyaoglu. no one i would want to speak to more. except maybe dave calhoun himself. i have been saying these are bert than feared earnings. would you make that characterization? sheila: losing $4 billion of cash. with commercial losing $1s 1 billion. it put it in context these commercial revenues were in line with what they printed in 2020 during the pandemic. that's how low these revenue levels are. at the peak boeing was doing four x these revenues on a quarterly basis. lots of upside. that's why we haven't moved our $300 price target. there is a lot of steps to get there. first, we need a new c.e.o. second the max rate fixed. katie: you haven't touched the buy rating. you have seen a path forward. sheila: wait we played our sector, aerospace

. >> a differences store-bought expecting products and receiving loss of scones printed in wichita hiseepers are keeping cool side hormones are making the necessary preparations including, maybe proving the elephants exhibit. >> were going to have a really busy an amazing 2025. >> the first calf is expected to make his debut in early spring. in a tortoise at the national sue enjoys a good scratch on his show. >> like i love this. you are a good boy. >> that is growing enjoying the scratches, innocent - tortoise which is one of the world's largest types of tortoises printed although the maternal child told charles part for us since an event skin they still have nerves and can feel they are being touched. he likes to scratch pretty to have john had to look was shocked that i an idea about the internal field shall and that is complete news to me is fascinating. >> i was a little bit surprised as well and how about those five baby elephants, coming up with that to kansas, that will be one baby party. >> that is the kansas he will be in hit in the next year and it is not love to see the ben

they're stretching from wichita down through oklahoma city and into northern texas. but essentially, any of these areas have the potential for that severe weather and there's also the potential for some flooding across portions of the upper midwest including cities like minneapolis all right. >> good to know. allison chinchar. thank you >> allegations of fraud on a massive scale. prosecutors revealed new details about the former translator accused of stealing millions of dollars from baseball superstar shohei ohtani tomorrow >> and ninth of speech for stoma story with anderson cooper, the james webb tell us school are we alone followed by the two part finale of space shuttle columbia, both final flight. tomorrow, starting at eight on seo, tired of sciatic nerve pain radiating down your leg and lower back, get relief finally, with magna life leg back pain relief, a combination of four active ingredients they get to work fast. so get living available at your local retailer >> try killing bugs, the worry-free way. not the other way. because evo, traps use light to attra

you know, i liked like like many journalists i worked on high school paper and i and this was in wichita, kansas. and but i but i liked other things, too. besides journalism, i really and this sounds possibly ridiculous now, but i was very serious about playing the oboe. i played the oboe since i was in the third grade, and i went to music camp at the university of kansas in the summers. and i played in the state youth orchestra. and i really i really loved the oboe and i loved classical music and performing in small and orchestras and also and in smaller groups. and so it was at the time very hard decision to make. and it was impossible for me to envision doing both things, playing the oboe and being a journalist. and in the end, journalism won out. no. as barbara walters would say, no regrets. good. but i went then to northwest university to the medill of journalism. i got a master's degree at columbia. i went to work for news 50. they brought me to washington and put me on the white house. the national politics, and then some years later, i moved to usa today. so at and at usa today,