likeliest in houston, dallas and kansas city. >>> well now to the earthquake zones on either side of the pacific's so-called ring of fire. >> survivors are still being pulled from the rubble following saturday's powerful earthquake. the latest where three people who were caught in a collapsed shopping center for nearly half a day or a day and a half, the death toll from the quake is now more than 400. at least one of those victims is american. >>> meanwhile, in japan u.s. marines are using osprey aircraft to ferry relief supplies into areas cut off from it. there are still water and food shortages. another large aftershock hit climbed to 45 but that's expected to rise. >>> a murder mystery in the dallas area of a popular fitness instructor was found dead inside a church. missy bevers to arrive to set up a class early yesterday morning and police released surveillance video of the suspect roaming the church halls wearing tactical equipment. it showed police patches on the front and back and she may have been targeted after posting her schedule on facebook. >>> the governor of michigan

tracking today's severe weather. >> from dallas to wichita to lincoln, nebraska, big-time hail, likely large tornados that may go into the darkness hours and this whole threat pushes to far, will bring the most vial lent violent storms. >> reporter: these pebbles pelting the city north of l.a. and making this boat rescue off the coast difficult. the choppy water was too much for this small sailboat. fortunately no one was hurt. strong winds causing problems too picking up and tossing this heavy canopy at a car wash. this sign getting toppled. a high wind advisory in effect overnight in several southern california counties. lauren lyster, abc news, new york. >>> president obama is back in washington this morning. he wrapped up his trip to europe on a serious note meeting with allies on the threat of terrorism and other problems in the middle east. in public comments before a private meeting the president said european nations have to do more in the fight against isis. he called this a defining moment for europe. >>> and there's new information this morning about the investigation into p

for cover and look at this backyard outside of dallas. huge splashes in the water as hail just pelts a pool. these vehicles were damaged in the storm. doors and windshields smashed. more damage. this home's windows were smashed and we have amazing images on social media showing what caused all this damage. people holding huge hail the size of softballs. all that severe weather is moving east right now. the rain from this front is making its way to the eastern seaboard, downpours expected in washington, new york and boston. the good news, though, spring is finally making its way into the northeast. forecast have temps in the 60s for the rest of the week. belgium. belgian authorities have arrested two more men in connection with the brussels bombings. the apartment that served as a hideout for the subway bomber. 16 people died in that and 16 others the same day at the brussels airport. authorities say their investigation is active day and night. >>> take a look. showing salah abdeslam in jail. abdeslam is a key suspect in the november attacks in paris. he was arrested in brussels

. washington, dallas, san jose, they could all advance on the playoffs tonight. they will get back to it with the panthers, two games each. it will be a very even series so far. meanwhile they will be staring the renovation in the face after beating them last night in the gardens. dating back to last season where they now lost five after allowing four goals on 18 shots, the must-win game five in pittsburgh tomorrow. the nba playoff wills roll on as they will lead over the rockets. the opening series down to 2-1. with less than three seconds to go. with a chance to pull it out. curry says he should be ready for game four. it'll be a double header on sunday. and warriors and the rocket players after that on sunday right here on channel 7. they send that laser right on right through the webbing with absolutely nothing that you can do. thanks, rob. >>> a 5-year-old from queens knew what to do when her mom started having a seizure. tonight we'll hear from the young girl and her mom about how she knew what to do when help was needed most. that's coming up tonight at 11:00. thanks for watchi

lebron james. last night, mavericks, dallas thought it stole the game but after review, it was off after time expired. the series, 1-1. >>> quarterback bring an hoyer will play a visit to the jets. gang green is nil -- still in their deadlock. >> really. >> wow. thank you. >>> and earlier, we told you about voting problems in the new york primary, more than 120,000 registers voters, most in brooklyn, apparently, just dropping off the rolls, and the comptroller scott stringer is calling for an investigation and an audit, and mayor deblasio talking to eyewitness news about the controversy. purged from the list, some of them maybe inappropriately, and i am calling for them to put all the names back and review the situation from scratch and confirm the people meant to be on the list. >> meanwhile, a spokesman for bernie sanders sending in this note saying we are deeply disturbed by this and it's a criteria for fixing the voting laws. much more at 11:00 and when the polls close, we'll bring you updates all night and on air. >>> world news with david muir is coming up next and join us at

lakes. >> flying, airport delays likeliest in houston and dallas. >>> it's the morning's top story, new yorkers have delivered for the front-runners handing donald trump and hillary clinton decisive victories. >> trump won 60% of the vote in nearly all of the state's 95 gop delegates, now he's the only republican candidate with any shot of clinching the nomination before the convention. >> clinton trounced bernie sanders and padded her delegate lead and says victory is now in sight but sanders isn't giving up. >> the obama administration is downplaying an announcement by united health care, the country's biggest health insurer, the company will exit most state obamacare exchanges by next year. the company's ceo said the market for exchanges in those states was too small and exposed united health care to too much financial risk. the company previously said it could lose up to half a billion dollars this year on those exchanges. >>> a vigil was held last night in texas to remember murdered her body was found inside a church in midlothian. she was there to set up for a class. police r

talented in dallas leading the nation for the fifth year in a row. schools in arizona take second and third place, followed by dallas again. u.s. news and world report ranks the schools on test scores, graduation rates and preparing students for college. >>> and look at this royal duel on the set of the new "star wars." princes william and harry saber to saber in the studio outside london. the brothers both big fans, even got hugs from chewbacca. then posed with the cast. no word yet if they'll make a cameo in the next film. >>> and finally, a shoutout to michael strahan. he'll be expanding his role on "gma," joining full-time in fourth season with kelly ripa on "live." can't wait to have him on the team every day. >>> and when we come back, father and son, the bond bigger than baseball. worth more than millions of dollars. the star slugger tells us why an easy decision. this is a body of proof. proof of less joint pain. and clearer skin. this is my body of proof that i can fight psoriatic arthritis ...with humira. humira works by targeting and helping to block a specific source of in

airlines flight bound for dallas to return to seattle shortly after take off. a bird strike left a large dent on the jetliner's nose. the flight, with 150 passengers, landed safely back in seattle yesterday afternoon. american airlines officials say they are evaluating the aircraft. >>> right now in louisiana, prosecutors are making their case against the man they say killed former new orleans saints player will smith. the prosecutors are presenting witnesses in a probable cause hearing in the murder case against 28-year-old cardell hayes. police say hayes shot the star defensive end after a traffic >>> and disturbing new details about two boys who found themselves lost at sea last year off the coast of florida. their boat found just last month near bermuda and there may be signs of foul play, including the ignition switch being turned off. there may have even been an unknown third person on the boat. a cell phone that belonged to one of the boys was also found. investigators are trying to recover data in spite of damage from salt water. family members find the discovery very distu

believed to have sparked this oil tank fire south of dallas. and for the first time in three seasons, a texas rangers home game was rained out. for two days, this massive storm system hovering over the heartland, bringing tornadoes and whiteout conditions. forcing the cancellation of nearly 450 flights at dallas-ft. worth and another 850 in at denver international. more than a foot falling there. and in nearby pinecliffe, a whopping 50 inches. the blinding storm causing multiple wrecks along interstate 70. and tonight, a new danger for drivers. deeply flooded roadways. here in dallas, they're bracing for the next 24 hours, and all of the water will cause the trinity river to flood later tonight. tom? >> thank you. >>> let's get right to rob marciano. you were telling me earlier, this is a dangerous and slow-moving system. >> yes, and because of the great weather most of the eastern part of the country is enjoying, it's a textbook omega block. you can see, it's in the shape of the greek letter omega. any storm bumping into it is really slow to move. dumping snow across colorado, and rain

from houston to dallas and beyond. the high water forced emergency crews to evacuate homes in parker county. boats were launched to find and rescue some residents from their homes. homes and highways are under water. nows of customers have no electricity and so far one body has been found in a submerged vehicle but the cause of the death is still unknown. no other deaths have been reported so far. >>> flooding in the houston area made for dramatic moments on live tv this morning. >> you've got to get out. it's the wind. swim. swim. leave the car, swim. >> went down quick. the voice you hear steve campio. he got in the water to help the man who you could tell was in shock over the entire ordeal. about the historic flooding that happened in the city when out of nowhere he drove the car into the flooded area. he said at best he was in a state of shock. he said he didn't realize how deep the water was and as you saw from that video, his face says it all. he was panicked in the moments. a lot of people around the city would have done the exact same thing. i mean the guy panicked so

. authorities call her the mastermind behind a murder for hire plot that left a dallas dentist dead. the arrest came 48 hours after most wanted list. abc's phillip mena. >> tonight, the capture of a fugitive, after seven months on the run, brenda delgado now under arrest in northern mexico. the suspected mastermind behind the death of the dallas dentist, who was gunned down in the garage. the motive for the plot, investigators say, jealousy. hatcher was dating delgado's former boyfriend. >> it was a murder for hire. >> reporter: police say the suspected hit man seen on this surveillance camera was promised drugs in exchange for killing hatcher. that man and an alleged getaway driver was arrested. but delgado fled shortly after police questioned her. >> what's left is to bring her to justice. >> reporter: investigators believe that she was hiding out in her native mexico. >> by placing her on the top ten list, it placed pressure on the mexicans to pick her up. partly expedite the extradition process will >> reporter: to make a deal, for her extradition, u.s. officials agreed to take the death pe

dallas. good morning to you. >> reporter: dan, good morning. now that she's been captured. u.s. authorities want brenda delgado back here in dallas to face a murder charge. but because she's a mexican citizen, that may not happen anytime soon. one of america's most wanted fugitives is this morning behind bars. brenda delgado, arrested in mexico after seven months on the run, charged with capital murder. the 33-year-old seen here in a mug shot, taken by mexican who blured her eyes. her arrest coming days after landing on the fbi's most wanted list. reportedly following a tip to police about her whereabouts. >> i'm convinced they knew where she was. this motivated them to pick her up. >> reporter: almost immediately, they started to track cell phones. by friday, delgado was in custody. discovered hiding out in the mexican town of torreon, nearly 800 miles from dallas, where she's accused of master minding the murder of a dentist. kendra hatcher. >> it was a murder for hire. >> reporter: she allegedly agreed to pay two people to kill hatcher. these pictures were taken from inside

misses the second, mark cuban loves it. dallas wins, 88-86. >>> san diego has not scored a run in its first two games of the season. at home against the dodgers. and no team has been shut out in three consecutive games to open a season this from lee swinger, research extraordinaire. mayata, six innings, nothing earned. hit a home run. that's it after andrew concerner in. they're going to win, 7-0. puig, yard, his first. the padres have yet to score a run. >> you wake up. we're going to go to bed. >> when you wake ups the padres will still have not scored a run. >> still be 0-2. all right. thank you. >>> last week we told you about a hard core texas rangers fan elizabeth sullivan and chosen to throw out the first pitch at yesterday's game. treatment once she arrived at the ballpark then when she took the slightly moved up mound and made her pitch, the crowd went crazy. and like all sporting event big shots she, of course, had a postgame press conference where she reminded everyone that her secret energy drink is dr. pepper. apparently three bottles every single day. >> three bottles of

wrestlemania. it was held near dallas before a record crowd of 102,000 fans. >> lot of those fans were stuck out for a little while. they were upset but they were able to see this, shaquille o'neal taking part in a battle royal. eliminate one other participant. >> how is it possible that shaq didn't win? it must have been rigged. >> what? this is all real. >> the rock was also there making a return to his wrestling roots. he was also credited to winning a match. >>> and a new picture of taylor swift is going viral this morning. >> it's not making the rounds because of the singer, it's her body guard getting all the attention. take a look. he can't manage a smile during this ride at disneyland. they appeared to having fun. >> it reminded us of this picture from last month, the an are mom. >> one of my favorite photos. >> why so serious? >> i don't know. >>> and an easter egg hunt turbid out to be far from quick-thinking kings near london. >> what happened when two burglars interrupted an egg hunt. the kids quickly dropped to the ground and made a human arrow pointing in the directi

hour wind gust at dallas international airport north and west of washington d.c. this means business as it moves on in. here is our future cast around 1 a.m. right down to the jersey shore at the same time it is a long and behind that line that the wind really starts cranking over night right into tomorrow morning. the line maybe heavier downpours maybe rumbles of thunder and then that transitions into a brief burst of snowfall which could accumulate areas north of new york city, along and north of i- 84 out of here by 7:00 in the morning to our east, temperatures not recovering much during the day. high winds over night into early tomorrow afternoon locally damaging gusts of at least 50 to 60 miles per hour rain showers turning over to snow showers before ending by dawn could be a coating to an inch or so areas north of the city, many more details coming up. >>> new time's square crowded and bustling now just a few hours ago it was brought to a standstill take a look several blocks the pedestrian plaza all evacuated because of a security scare. the people tweeted out pictures as the

are likeliest in dallas, houston and memphis. >>> now, to new orleans, where an attorney for the man being held for the murder of a former saints player says his client is innocent. >> the gunman who rear-ended will smith's car and allegedly took his life is 28-year-old cardale hayes. hayes was arrested after remaining at the scene. but his attorney said he was not the aggressor during the incident. >> also being held is the suspect in the murder of a female student at the university of texas. arrested late last week and is now charged with the death of a freshman dance student, her body was found in the creek. the suspect's family said he suffers from mental health issues and probably hadn't been taking medicine to ease his temper. >>> it could be up to a year before a woman is extradited to the u.s. she's being held in the mexico city. she faces murder and other charges in connection with the shooting death of a dentist who was dating her ex-boyfriend, when she's sent back to the u.s. she'll face life in prison if convicted. >>> the men were caught on camera with while they broke i

you're flying airport delays are most likely in houston, dallas and kansas city. >>> aviation safety experts warn we're going to see more of this -- an object believed to be a drone hit a british airways jet in london. if the reports are true, it would be the first drone collision involving a major airline. there were no injuries. on the airbus. british authorities are investigating. laws in the country do ban drone flights within five miles of airports. >>> washington state police fear a missing couple were dead. not the result of random violence. they're looking for the read brothers. investigators believe the couple may have been feuding with one of the brothers over property. >>> the research suggest eating habits may become ingrained in at lot of us. university of michigan researchers report that toddler could be guilty of eating when not hungry. it leads to an increase of body mass index. the findings also show how children's eating habits are influenced by adults. jail time in australia after entering a guilty plea in court. she pleaded guilty for providing false information o

tonight, the thunder trying to keep dallas from tying the series up. in the second quarter, kevin durant dialing up the three ball. to stop a dallas #-0 run -- 6-0 run. in the fourth it was more thunder and westbrook, to cantor who pulls up for the layup and plus the foul. 119-108 thunder. >>> and abc is your home for the nor bah playoffs. tomorrow afternoon first it's the spurs looking to sweep the grizzlies. that game starts at 1:00. curry making his return as they try to bounce back to take a 3- 1 series lead over the rockets. >>> this is a pretty busy football club. three games in a week can the philadelphia. nyc fc clashed with the union. the night. that's all anybody would get. 2-0. nc fc falls on the road. wednesday. >> wish them well. thank you laura. >>> well, a family's pain back- to-back shootings in the bronx claim a man's life. so how did his grieving loved ones end up in trouble with police? >> plus a bizarre burglary. an autoshop ransacked. it might surprise you what the thief went after. >> and do you remember the >>> here's a look now at the top stories tonight. m

families caught in it. abc's phillip mena is north of dallas tonight. >> reporter: terrifying storms blasting baseball-sized hail, families running for cover outside dallas. >> get in there. find the cat. >> reporter: donna ruth cole getting her son to safety as giant hailstones shatter >> i was a little bit worried, but i didn't have any clue it was going to be to that magnitude. >> so scared. >> it's okay, i'm with you. >> reporter: john cavallo covering his daughter in a towel, getting to an interior room. glass exploding nearby. >> that's the moment when you know, oh, my god, something's really going on here. >> reporter: tonight, that same living room, shredded. damaging winds extending to arkansas. and lightning sparking a fire at a church in eldorado, arkansas. and this is all that's left of the church. burned to the ground. the storms bringing flooding overnight to mississippi. >> that might be a totaled car. >> reporter: but by far, texas was worst hit. sara and her daughter trapped in their car out in the open. >> and then the back window just completely shattered through.

oil tank fire south of dallas. and for the first time in three seasons, a texas rangers home game was rained out. for two days this massive storm system hovering over the heartland. conditions. forcing the cancellation of nearly 450 flights at dallas fort worth and another 850 at denver international. more than a foot falling there. and in nearby pine cliff, a whoching -- whopping 50 inches. the blinding storm causing multiple wrecks along interstate 670. and a new danger for drivers. deeply flooded roadways. >> here in dallas, they're bracing for more torrential rains and all that water will cause the trinity river to flood its banks. phillip mena, abc news, dallas. >> and a bad situation only getting worse as we mentioned. it will be awhile before the rain stops. >> let's get the full forecast from accuweather's paul williams. good morning, paul. >> good morning to you, as well, diane, kendis. soaking rain, basically soaking the central part of the country all the way up towards the dakotas and to kansas city, oklahoma city, dallas, where we're expecting thunderstorms with a cha

plot that left a dentist in dallas dead. it came two days after investigators made they are ninth woman ever -- her the ninth woman ever added to the abc's phillip mena has the details. >> reporter: tonight the capture of a fugitive. now under arrest in northern mexico. the suspected mastermind behind the murder of kendra hatcher. a dallas dentist who was gunned down in the garage of her apartment building last september. >> one female is possibly shot in the neck. >> reporter: the motive for the plot investigators say? jealousy. hatcher was dating delgado's former boyfriend. >> it was a murder-for-hire. >> reporter: police say the suspected hit map was promised hatcher. that man and a getaway driver arrested but delgado fled shortly after police questioned her. >> what is left to do is to bring her to justice and answer to this crime that shocked the community. >> reporter: investigators believe she was hiding out in her native mexico. by on the top ten list it placed pressure on the mexicans to pick her up and may also partly expedite the extradition process that's probably goin

plead not guilty to assault charges. manziel was indicted by a dallas grand jury today for beating and threatening to kill his ex-girlfriend back in january. he was cut from the cleveland browns after a lackluster year filled with headlines about his partying. he could face a year in jail and a $4,000 fine if convicted. >>> investigators could soon caused the cargo ship el faro to sink. ntsb says it has finally found the ship's voyage data recorder. it was located nearly 3 miles underwater. investigators hope to better understand the final moments before the ship sank last october near the bahamas in the middle of hurricane joaquin. all 33 crew members died. >>> rough financial news tonight for apple. reporting its first revenue drop in 13 years. iphone sales sinking for the first time ever in the first three months of the year, compared to the same period last year. apple battling the perception that its newest iphones aren't that much different from previous models and smart phone sales in general slowing around the world. >>> london's famous big bend will go silent for a few months

oklahoma city to dallas. further north and west heavy snow impacting denver with up to half a foot before it's all said and done. showers also continuing throughout the northeast causing travel delays from new york city to d.c. diane, kendis, back over to you. >> our thanks to justin there. >>> the fda has granted commercial tests for the zika virus. until now patients asking for zika virus blood tests had to go through government health departments. well, now this new test developed by quest diagnostics should be available to doctors across the u.s. in the coming week with results available in three to five days. >>> three people with ties to the couple responsible for the terror attack in san bernardino are in federal custody this morning. the brother of shooter syed farook, his wife tatiana and sister amariya are charged with marriage fraud. they're not being charged with anything related to the december mass shooting that killed 14 people and wounded 22 others. >>> well, the white house is condemning the new round of deadly violence in syria calling it abhorrent and imbordino m

will be wet in the northwest. >>> if you're flying airport delays likeliest in houston, dallas and memphis. >>> well, espn has fired a baseball analyst for inappropriate comments about transgender people. >> former red sox pitcher curt schilling made the comments on facebook while reposting a meme widely seen as anti-transgender. >> that's not the first time his comments have gotten him in trouble. >> espn like abc is part of disney, last month shilling made a comment about the presidential race and last summer shilling was suspended for equating muslims with nazis. >>> six men arrested during the unrest following the death of freddie gray have sued the all the men were eventually cleared of the charges against them. they claim they were beaten, abused and deprived of their right to protest. among those suing larry lomax seen being pepper sprayed and yanked by the hair when he was arrested. >>> disturbing video shows a teacher's aide attacking a student. the 39-year-old holds the 14-year-old student down shouting expletives at him. the aide was arrested and besides possible crimina

is over. that never even happened. >> just like the end of dallas or something right? >> that's right. stepped out of the shower and it never happened. debby do you have any bad dreams out there on the roads? >> reporter: excuse me? wasn't sure i heard there. i was like what are you talking about? i'll tell you what is happening on the subways first of all. the a train, we give the weather an a, thank you bill. >> reporter: subways back on or close to schedule. new jersey transit running on or close, george 20, lincoln 20, holland up to 30 now. watch for delays 280 eastbound exit 4, traffic starting to exit 12 in franklin township it is an ongoing police investigation of a pedestrian accident. nine street moving okay, queens bound ongoing construction. heading southbound building into the tappan zee bridge. i'll show you a look at the tappan zee bridge, moving smoothly across the span. alternate side of the street parking rules are in effect for today. back over to you ken, lori? >>> all right debby thank you. >>> still ahead on eyewitness news this morning, an eyewitness news exclusi

center of the country. and look at this. a truck driver shot this image north of dallas. that twister later slammed right into his truck. he did survive it. strong wind and rain, too. dangerous driving in oklahoma. and flash floods, trapping a family of nine in kansas. ginger is standing by tonight. abc's fill limb menaphillip mena, also in texas. >> tornado on the ground! >> reporter: tonight, the threat is far from over after a deadly night. northwest of houston, a 62-year-old woman killed when this tree fell on her house before dawn. gilbert hill lives next door. >> just heard a big boom, and all of a sudden, all the lights went out and that was it. >> reporter: by daybreak, choppers revealing a tangled mess of downed power lines and mangled homes. >> it is getting super nasty here. >> reporter: the death comes after an intense 24 hours across >> we are getting 70 to 80 80-mile-an-hour west winds, guys. >> reporter: at least four injured north of dallas, all in vehicles. trucker gene marshall catching this flash of a funnel cloud, coming right at him. winds blowing his truck over.

: tonight, a warning for women. in seconds, this thief in dallas, swooping in, snatching a purse out this car outside of a daycare. the twist -- it's not just the cash in your wallet they're after, it's debit cards, checkbooks, bank statements, i.d.s, anything they can use to empty your bank account. >> a van next to me opened their door and grabbed my purse out of my car. from then on, it's been a nightmare. >> reporter: it's part of a nationwide crime ring. targeting parks, gyms, and stores. the group is called the felony lane gang because they take the stolen checks to the furthest lane at the bank. making it hard for the teller to this woman in kentucky, disguised in a wig. caught on surveillance three different times cashing other people's checks. >> they move through the area really quickly, anywhere from a few days to a few weeks is all they stay in one area. >> reporter: with hundreds of thieves in dozens of states, police say it's nearly impossible to stop this crime ring. and a warning tonight -- it's not just good enough to hide your belongings in your car. you shouldn't leave

ball-sized hail north of dallas. you see that cell to the southeast. watch box up until 9:00 p.m. all the storms fan out and spread out towards the south and east overnight. mostly a hail and rain threat. early on. the rain across the northern part of the front, a messy morning commute, but all rain and no snow, finally getting temperatures up into the 60s, about where we should be for this time of year, david. >> a tough drive tomorrow morning. rob, thank you. >>> we move next to new orleans tonight, a city in morning after the death of a super bowl champion. will smith, former saints defensive end, killed in what authorities say right now appears to be a case of possible road rage. him in court today. abc's ryan smith in new orleans tonight. >> she shot? >> reporter: tonight, new details emerging about the shocking death of former nfl star will smith. police charging the alleged shooter, cardell hayes, with second degree murder, saying he shot smith in the torso and back. and new video of the chaotic moments after. one voice ringing out, his wife raquel, caught in the cross fir

and his mother's hero. 4-year-old camden vaughn, home in dallas with his baby brother. when all of a sudden, he senses something's gone terribly wrong. his mom, misty, thinks she has the flu, she has a fever. she passes out. >> it was reading 105 on my thermometer and that's the last thing i remember. >> reporter: camden acts quickly. he finds his mother's iphone and unlocks it. at the top of the list there, jeremy, his dad, he sees the picture and taps the phone. >> tapped the phone and the star -- >> and the star. >> and the picture. >> hit the picture. >> he said, daddy, i need you to come home, mommy can't get in the bath because she can't wake >> reporter: his father calls 911. her doctor says camden called just in time, believing misty was having a seizure. >> it saved her life. it really did save her life. >> reporter: tonight, mom and the entire family back home, and right there with her, the son who helped save her life. thank you for watching here on a thursday night. i'm david uh, hello geico?... yeah, i was just talking about your emergency roadside service and how it's a

ceremonial first pitch. as for today's game, today's game has masahiro tanaka facing cy young winner dallas keuchel. that's a rematch of the game playoff game last october. game time 1:05 here at the stadium. again, it's going to be very cold. we're expecting a high of 37 degrees. right now it's very cold here, especially with that stiff wind blowing through here. so you're going to come out and time, but make sure you wear your big coat, hat and gloves because it's definitely going to be a cold game. for now, live in the bronx this morning, dray clark, channel 7 eyewitness news >> all right, dray, thank you. >>> bill was saying it's going to be 37 degrees when the first pitch happens. >> get back in the warm truck, dray. >>reporter: you got t. >>> you are never more than seven minutes away from weather and traffic beginning with bill evans and the accuweather forecast. say it isn't so. >> michelle, is that the cover of the post you put on your twitter page? >> yes, it is. >> i think that says it all >> isn't that hilarious? wait a minute. here we go. yank fans to freeze their astros off. [

. prosecutors in dallas will likely announce the grand jury's decision. manziel's attorney says he expects to him to be charged with misdemeanor assault from charges he attacked his exgirlfriend. the charge carries up to a 4,000-dollar fine. >>> from embattled quarterback to star quarterback, and the patriots will be starting the season without tom brady. the super bowl champ will sit out the first four games of the season. the federal appeals court made the decision yesterday, reigniting the debate over deflategat, and if -- deflategate, and if brady played a role. >> we have never used underinflated umbrellas. they have always been -- [ laughter ] we have a rainy morning for parts of the area. looking down the jersey shore here. 89% the humidity, the winds are calm and the pressure has been rising. it's 29-79 the barometer, and we have thunderstorms passing by. that's the first wave that has gone by, and we are going to be looking at another round of thunderstorms this afternoon, tomorrow is a great day, cooler with sunshine, and great looking weekend on sunday with temperatures above norma

this billboard tonight. warning people to be prepared. rob marciano is live in dallas tonight, in the storm zone. you told us a warning about violent, long track tornadoes? it sht tell you how serious they are taking this. and the pattern is full. take a look. three impulses on a strengthening jet stream. the first one hitting chicago right now with the thunderstorms. want next one in the plains is stronger. it has all the ingredients for an outbreak from dallas, to wichita, lincoln, nebraska, big time hail. tornadoes that may go in the dark nss hours. and it pushes to the east wednesday. tomorrow will bring the most violent storms stnchts rob hasan know, thank you. >>> in ohio tonight, an urgent man hunt is now widenening after eight members of the same family for willed. authorities saying it was automobile well played. investigators the telling other family members now to arm themselves. and officials just confirming a facebook threat that might have been made against one of the victims beforehand, the youngest abc's alex perez on the scene. >> reporter: tonight, the manhunt in

graduated a year ago. >>> new this morning, johnny manziel has been indicted in dallas on a misdemeanor assault charm. the embattled quarterback's case was reportedly heard by a grand jury last week. a formal announcement is expected today. manziel, a former heisman trophy winner is accused of hitting his ex-girlfriend hard enough to temporarily lose hearing in one ear. if convicted, he could face up to a year in jail and a $4,000 fine. >>> a florida man's quest for fame at sea came to an end. long distance runner set out from pompano beach saturday for bermuda inside his homemade it resembles a giant floating hamster wheel. he only made it 7 miles of the 3500-mile journey before asking the coast guard to rescue him. >> the coast guard told him the first time don't do it. he said i can do it. told him the second time don't do it. 7 miles. not a good idea. >>> time to check the forecast. >> let's check in with bill outside. >> who came to the rescue? our great coast guard of course. >> they are great. >>> we have clouds, breaks of sun. light to a calm wind. temperatures are comfy. feels

east. a slow-moving system for sure. flash flooding is an issue. as we go through today. dallas, about to get hit with heavy rain. that will last on and off through the early afternoon. and then through tonight, things shift a little bit further to the south. that's where you see the severe san angelo. southeast toward the coastline. flash flood watches posted for nearly all of texas, in through oklahoma and kansas, at least through tomorrow morning. and again. pressure that is blocking everything. flash flooding could be an six-plus inches in just the next couple of days. >> thank you, rob. >>> politics now. this morning, donald trump dealing with a fresh setback. ted cruz bringing home most of the delegates in the state of trump leerily hoping to gain some ground in the big primary here in new york, which is now just two days away. devin dwyer is on the story from syracuse, new york. hey, devin, good morning. >> reporter: hey, good morning, dan. donald trump looks likely to win here on tuesday. he's been outmaneuvered by ted cruz in the delegate game for the second weekend in a row.

dallas, was hit there were no serious injuries. further south in the town of palestine, a grandmother and her four children died in a flash flood and another man is missing after he was swept off a highway. >> really bad weather in that part of the country today. >>> nothing like that around here, but tomorrow we are struggling to reach the 50- degree mark with rain much of the time. we head outside right now, and we take a look at people enjoying today. i feel like every weekend we see more and more people out in metal. the south wind coming in around 6 miles per hour. pressurize frog 30.23. 65 was your high, about normal for this time of the year. the record was 91 back in 194- 267-8961 newark. 59 at laguardia. islip and montauk low 50s. mid-50s down the shore at bell mar. 60s in new burglary. the radar satellite not showing a whole lot. we cleared out nicely during the afternoon. now fair weather clouds areas popping up north and west of the city. you see these clouds stretching in from the south and west. our next weather maker causing rainfall over the ohio valley. this extends all t

tomorrow for attacking his ex-girlfriend. manziel is accused of hitting colleen crowley at a dallas hotel. he's since been cut by the cleveland browns. he's spent time in rehab for drinking and drugs. jury. manziel could face up to a year in jail. >>> a wild crash. island. camera. tonight we hear exclusively from the man who caused the driver to lose control. >> a community in new jersey remembers a trailblazing mayor after her sudden death. >> and imagine making your opera debut in a worldwide stage with ki slams in to a deli in nassau county. a woman nearly run down. the crash all started with this car right here. now at 5:00, we're hearing exclusively from that driver. >> two people were hurt in this accident but everybody is expected to be okay. the video already viewed thousands of times on our facebook page. >> kristin thorne with the exclusive interview. >> we spoke with the driver who says he accidentally hit that it coming. that forced the car right in to the deli here. >> the damage, it looked like somebody would be killed. >> reporter: this woman almost was as the car came up o

throughout all of tornado alley from dallas to wichita to lincoln, nebraska, big time hail, likely large tornados that may go into the darkness hours. and this whole threat pushes to the east ob wednesday. by far bring the most violent storms. rob marciano. abc news. >> our thanks to rob. president obama wrapped up a meeting with germany and european allies. the topic was security. >> while they discussed libya and ukraine, the focus was really on syria. lauren lyster joins with us the details. about president obama's plan to send more troops to syria. the president made the announcement in germany monday saying he'll boost the u.s. forces fighting isis in syria from 50 to 300 as part of the nato coalition he says is making progress. this while urging european allies to step up when it comes to defend spending. >> i've approved the deployment of up to 250 additional u.s. personnel in syria including special forces to keep up this momentum. every nato member should be contributing its full share, 2% of gdp towards our common security. something that doesn't always happen. and i'll be hone

his difficulty hitting left-handed pitching with dallas keuchel on the mound for houston. >> if i had a little bit better numbers, i wouldn't have to worry about it. it is what it is. it's all about the team. looking forward to getting a win on opening day. >> while no one wants to postpone opening day, no one really wants to play baseball in weather like this either. it will be the same schedule, same lineups, same festivities as the yankees open their 2016 season one day late. at yankee stadium, laura behnke, channel 7 eyewitness news. >>> the mets play again tomorrow; have the day off today. they battled the royals in a world series rematch. teams opened against each other the next year. all the spoils go to the champs except the rings of which they do get tomorrow. matt harvey allowed four runs on eight hits. mets rallied for three runs in the 8th. only to watch david wright then yoenis cespedes both strike mets lose. that's how the new year begins. >>> the brewers open the season in milwaukee. the annual sausage run. that's not the first ball they're delivering. something muc

temperatures. 80 degrees in dallas. 81 in phoenix. i like warm temperatures. >> that's kind you have cool. >> announcer: "world news now" american advisors group. everyone loves how they feel in dark clothes. and to keep those darks from fading... there's woolite darks. it's free of harsh ingredients, keeping dark clothes looking like new for 30 washes so your love for dark clothes will never fade. >>> washington national slugger bryce harper hit his first ever grand slam, his 100th career homer and breaking the scoreboard while at it at 23 years old. he becomes the youngest player in major league history to reach the 100th homer milestone and one more interesting stat. he's the only major leaguer whose first grand slam came on his 100th career home run. it's amazing. > good for him. >> i should point out i met him last february. ever since then he had an mvp year last year and now he's hit that milestone. is there something to be said with meeting me and then just. >> i'm ready. i'm ready for the graces to fall the diane macedo show. i like it. >> there you go. popular around here.

may be due to the weather. >> a school district north of dallas has canceled classes and baseball games at all 19 of its campuses today because of damage from the hail storms. schools and private homes have broken windows, water leaks and problems was rooftop air conditioning systems. some of the large hail even penetrated the hoofs. can you imagine? >> it's amazing. here's something els in south fire that destroyed a church. there were also storm related fires at a home and an oil rig in the town. firefighters say all the fires started within ten minutes. the area also saw large hail, as well, rain, strong winds with many trees and power lines knocked down. no injuries, however were, reported. that region will see more storms later on today. but the bad weather is extending into the southeast. >> in fact, it should be a wet morning commute for the entire east coast. let's get some details now from accuweather's paul williams. good morning, paul. >> good morning to you. welcome as well as you kendis, good to see you again. all right. southern soaker in a big way. scattered showers

. take a look at this water rescue west of dallas. helping a woman stranded by the swollen brazos river, the cab is eight feet off the ground. >> but believe it or not, local officials were not pleased by this rescue. they say those hose are stuck should call 911 instead of a neighbor with a monster truck. if you have a neighbor with a monster truck -- >> go for it. >> for millions across the south, more rain is on the way. >> kreth's paul williams joins us with the forecast. >> unfortunately we have to add this storm system is not moving away. it's pretty much staying put with waves of soaking rain. moisture is feeding off the gulf that's going to feed another frenzied day of scattered showers throughout oklahoma, arkansas, missouri and down towards the coastal rinl of texas. six more inches of rain will fall in some areas. when will this finally get out of here? as we go into thursday, the front will stretch through creating more scattered showers throughout jackson, up towards atlanta and nashville. by the time friday rolls around, that's when it will leave us dry here but create mor

tonight, again, that's from dallas on westbound, large hail, damaging winds and very heavy rain possible. diane, kendis, back to you. >> we have breaking news from north korea now. what's believed to be a missile could one day reach u.s. bases in asia. has crashed during a test launch. it's the second failure of this kind in the last few days. >>> an american flight had to make an emergency landing after a midair collision with the bird. strong enough to leave a crater on the jet's nose. that measured two feet across. bird strikes as you know fairly common. this one seemed more serious than usual, so the pilot decided to warn air traffic controllers. >> it looks like we sit some birds after takeoff. >> the damage to the airbus a321 nose but a new plane was brought in to resume the flight carrying 150 passengers and 6 crew members none of whom were injured with the strike. >>> on the ground the agency charged with teaming airline passengers safe is being accused of waging an internal campaign of fear and intimidation. three employees told a house committee about poor leadership, ignored s

rainfall has caused flooding from houston to dallas and beyond. tonight. in the houston area, dramatic moments on live television this morning when a man tried to drive through the high water, something we warn people about here. out. >> what did you think about that moment when the water filled up the car? >> how am i going to get out of here? kind enough to tell me to swim. that's what i did. >> that was really good advice because the man said he thought he would be driving through just a puddle but then he got stuck. one body was found in the submerged vehicle. the cause of the death is unknown. so far no other deaths have been reported. >> it's a warning you always tell people never take. >> he was in a fog too. >> he was disoriented. >> luckily that yell of direction cued him to do it. just doesn't take much water on the roadway, half a foot, start moving the car a foot, you're submerged. >> scary. >> that did not happen here today. because you were outside walking around. >> i was literally sweating. i was like, i haven't done this in a while. >> you sweat? [ laughter ] >> welcom

start with the giants, week 1, september 11th, at dallas. lost there in the opener last season. 27-26. home opener, the 18th against the saints. five primetime games on the schedule.

winds and also large hail. that's in oklahoma city to dallas. further north and west, heavy snow impacting denver with up to half a foot before it's all said and done. showers continuing throughout the northeast causing delays from new york city to d.c. diane, kendis, back over to you. >> our thanks to justin at accuweather. vice president joe biden wrapped up his surprise visit to iraq. right now he's heading to rome set to deliver a speech on his cancer initiative at the vatican today. the vice president will not discuss stem cell research. >> here at home it wasn't an but a high school field trip interrupted by a frightening incident on an illinois highway. the engine of this charter bus caught fire as it carried a spanish club everybody champaign, illinois to check chicago. a replacement bus eventually got them to chicago. the cause of the fire is under investigation. >>> and maker of an aantidote for opioid overdoses is offering the medication to all high schools for free. narcan can reverse the effects of an overdose by preventing the drug from suppressing the nervous syste

inbound. the referee checks, says, let's go. dallas on the verge of a victory this afternoon. so this win, even more important. adams, rebound. morrow, fouled by capela. on a three-point attempt. capela has just fouled out. capela, an excellent game. his stats, nine points, four rebounds. and six blocked shots. >> jeff: he was terrific. if i'm oklahoma city, i'm going to make all three, and grab howard as the third free throw is in the air, to make him shoot the free throws at the other end. >> mark: it's called taking >> mike: morrow, not taking advantage of the free-throw line opportunity. capela fouls out for the third time this season. capela, only 21 years old. >> jeff: he's come so far. they've done a great job here with him in houston. >> mike: capela, whose parents are from angola and the congo. but he was born in switzerland. high school years in paris and france. now, in his second year in the nba in houston. morrow hits 2 of 3. and j.b. bickerstaff is going to use one of his time-outs. six-point game, 25.1 remaining. it's usually a lot of time. but the thunder, out of

into texas, including dallas. the future radar shows the storm storms developing throughout the evening. all pushes to the east. tomorrow, less of a threat, but getting into highly populated areas. the storms that pop this evening, david, will last into dark hours, and that's when it really becomes dangerous. david? >> meteorologist rob marciano with us tonight. rob, our thanks to you, as well. >>> in the meantime tonight, we turn to the race for the white house. crucial primaries for both parties tonight. the polls still open in these five states, hundreds of delegates at stake. donald trump, favored going into tonight and n the states we had polls for. ted cruz and john kasich, teaming up, trying to keep him from getting the magic number before the convention. though, tonight, stumbling when the new exit polls coming in already from the three largest primary states tonight, showing 69% of republican voters do not want a contested convention, saying whoever has the most votes should win the nomination. abc's tom llamas outside trump tower tonight. >> reporter: tonight, donald t

stream, the low slides across the panhandle of texas and oklahoma city to dallas right there to almost little rock and enhanced risk for severe weather. the biggest threat would be hail and damaging wind but still the potential for an isolated tornado along the stationary front sitting there. stationary meaning it's going to of rain. we're talking flash flood potential anywhere from the gulf from houston to new orleans again, right up to close to little rock and parts of alabama and mississippi too so this is a big one. it'll be around for a couple of days. i'll have much more coming up. >> covering a lot of the map, thanks. >>> time for the nfl draft. it kicked off with a lot of excitement. surprises and some controversy. after a series of social media posts appeared to cost one hot prospect millions of dollars, abc's ryan smith here with the latest. good morning, ryan. >> reporter: quarterbacks jared goff and carson wentz topped the draft's first round but the talk of the evening offensive tackle laremy tunsil. his draft stock fell dramatically when minutes before the draft hi

elliot went to dallas. we wanted him on the giants. >> jimmy: you didn't get him. >> we didn't get him. >> jimmy: you never know. sometimes they trade people around. as we sit here, maybe everything got flipped around but probably not. >> we need somebody on the offensive line. >> jimmy: your parents are here, i'm told. there's mom and dad. [ applause ] your parents were here last time you were here, right? >> yeah. i think they like your show. >> jimmy: do your parents come with you everywhere you go? >> not everywhere, but if i can bring them and get any dad to come, my mom would come everywhere. if i could get my gaddad, they would go everywhere. >> jimmy: you have a huge family, right? >> huge. >> jimmy: how many cousins do you have? >> my first cousins on one side, 41, 42 of us in all. >> jimmy: on one side? >> 42. >> jimmy: how about that. on one side. how many on the other side? >> i think it's 23, something like that. >> jimmy: do you know them all? >> of course. >> jimmy: let's name them go through them all. >> no. you want to take up your whole segment. >> jimmy: let's se