across the plain states and we have tornado watches posted from texas to nebraska. and unfortunately it looks like this could be a widespread outbreak of tornadoes tonight and that low pressure will move through here and by then a much weakened state. by tomorrow the front is stalling to the south, sunshine north of philadelphia and clouds to the south and lingering showers south of philadelphia, the high of 66 and much cooler than today. on thursday, the low pressure is currently in the plains will meander here and that brings us rain and looks to hold off until afternoon and evening. a quarter to half inch, so a pretty good soaking than low pressure will linger on friday and friday is looking pretty cloudy and damp. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, tomorrow it's all about location. sunshine north of philadelphia and clouds to the south perhaps with lingering showers, a high of 66, and thursday the rain is moving in by afternoon and evening hours and friday looks dreary and mostly cloudy and 61 degrees but the nice thing a bubble of high pressure moves in for the weeken

claim its was from hackers. >>> and a ruling at a sorority from the university of nebraska. one sister posted a photo with them in tank tops and apparently broke a rule. lindsay davis has her story. >> do you see you have broken the rule on human dignity and disrespectful attitude. >> suggestive and provocative and risque -- according to the university of nebraska, that is how one sorority one sister posted on the website tinder -- workman recorded what she says was her disciplinary meeting with administrators, who could be heard saying they violated the dignity rule wearing their t-shirt. on a site meant for finding hookups. >> they could have asked me to take it down, and that should have been the end of it. >> the appropriate response should have been i'm sorry, i didn't know that was a rule, i'll take it down and instead a lot of attacking and disrespect. that is where we are at. >> as she questioned on the recording why she is disciplined after taking the picture down things grow tense. >> we are not talking about tinder but your attitude and disrespect. >> i was being honest. >>

the ground. at least eight reported tornadoes in the last 24 hours. this one here in nebraska. the threat so strong in oklahoma city, look at 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? this is serious where are yeah, 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 c

much of the east, the south, tornado alerts from texas to nebraska. pounding hail, shelters along the highway. and severe storms from philly into the northeast. >>> also breaking tonight, the ship that sank carrying more than two dozen americans. tonight, the new discovery. we'll show it to you right here. >>> the race for the white house. and at this hour, the voting across five states. the first clues already coming in tonight. can clinton and trump close the deal? >>> new reporting on prince this evening. that last concert and the emergency landing right after. his condition during those moments. and the other bombshell in that case tonight. >>> and made in america is back. the one thing replaced in times square. creating jobs tonight. any guesses? >> made in america! >>> good evening. and the race for the white house in just a moment here. but we begin tonight with that rare warning from the national weather service at this hour. it is not often they warn of a particularly dangerous situation ahead, but tonight, they are telling many communities to shelter in place. the pictur

storms in the nation's hart land. new video shows hail covering ground in parts of nebraska. flash flooding caused a mess for drivers. the national weather service confirms two tornados touched down in central illinois last night. >>> is this part of the system that we'll be dealing with later on. >> reporter: it's a big draping cold front and we might be dealing with a little bit of this this afternoon. i saw patchy fog on the way in. looking outside, atlantic city sky6 live hd looking north along the coastline there. cloud cover is part of the package today. generally speaking i think the clouds will win out quickly today. the temperature is cool, 49 degrees in philadelphia. a little jacket a good idea. winds not that strong, north/northwest at 5 miles per hour. they will be curng off the ocean later on -- turning off the ocean later on. midday, there's a possibility that participates of delaware are giggle to -- parts of delaware are getting rain and also lancaster county. we'll have spotty showers push in across the region. that continues on and off through the evening commute

now for "the mix" and we start with a situation at the university of nebraska omaha where a student there is getting a full scholarship, full year scholarship because of her tinder photo. i'll explain. this is shannon workman. she put a photo up on tinder and in one of her profile photos she had her sorority letters on her shirt. that's the chai omega sorority. this apparently violated their human dignity rule and so they were going to kick her out. she pulled the old you can't fire me, i quit move and dropped out of the sorority. twitter however ended up finding out about this and they decided to come to her defense. they offered her a full year scholarship for sticking up for herself. not only that, they also offered her an internship at their headquarters in west hollywood. >> wow. we have since learned some of our lady who's belong to sore 0 orities say you can't wear your letters every place you want to. >> apparently they're not supposed to wear their letters to parties or bars or anywhere that would call into question the dignity of the sorority. only in sanctioned events. sh

] the lawsuit was -- actually, the lawsuit was filed by the other states. oklahoma and nebraska filed the suit. which is interesting to me because i had no idea that oklahoma and nebraska were a couple of total narcs. [ laughter ] it's like your little brother trying to get you in trouble for not taking him to the party. but they claim that their marijuana is making its way across the border from colorado into their states. which let's put the map up. look at this. colorado barely, barely has a border with oklahoma. it's like your neighbor two blocks away complaining you're having a party that's too loud. and you'd think nebraska would support marijuana. they grow corn. it's the main ingredient in doritos, for god's sake. some people don't think. [ cheers and applause ] anyone who knows me knows that i am very passionate when it comes to learning. in fact, in addition to my hosting duties on this show guillermo and i have co-hosted an educational program on a local access channel. how long have we been doing this now? >> for 40 years. >> jimmy: 40 years we've been doing this. [

wednesday. >> one tornado has touched down near the kansas/nebraska border. it was on the ground for a few minutes. it caused any minor damages to tree and across the border in northern kansas, large hail falling from the skies, at least two people were injured. one man hit in the head. >> the weather threat will also remain today but this is just the beginning. >> abc senior meteorologist rob marciano says there's an even bigger threat looming tomorrow. >> this pattern, every couple of days we're going to see a tornado threat. tuesday, more of the ingredients are coming together for a tornado risk right in the heart of tornado alley. the potential for very large if not violent tornadoes. >> more from rob on "good morning america." >>> overseas now, where the u.s. is adding more military might in the battle against isis. president obama is ordered 250 additional military personnel to syria to help local force there is. most of them being deployed are members of the army special forces. in an interview with bbc, president obama said isis may not be defeated before he leaves office. >> i

. >>> three children from nebraska had to call 911 and turn in their father. they say he was driving them while drunk. they said they were scared for their lives during the ride last month. they said their dad almost hit several cars including one head on. they begged and pleaded for him to pull over, but he refused. the siblings texted 911 for help they convinced him to pull into a strawrnt to get food that's where police caught up with him. >>> he said you've been tecting tecting -- texting the cops? >>> i said yeah, i thought i was going to die. >>> he was charged with dui and driving drunk with minors in the vehicle. >>> the call has come up taking the all star game out of north carolina or not. it has to do with the lgbt. ifbut find it harder and hardert to get by, you're not alone. while our people work longer hours for lower wages, almost all new income goes to the top 1%. my plan -- make wall street banks and the ultrarich pay their fair share of taxes, provide living wages for working people, ensure equal pay for women. i'm bernie sanders. i approve this message because toge

bypassing pennsylvania altogether he is campaigning in indiana today and nebraska tomorrow. both of those states hold their primaries next month. trish hartman channel 6 "action news." >>> now, in pennsylvania, democrats go to the polls on tuesday, they will choose a candidate for the u.s. senate to run against pat toomey. the primary candidates debated the issues in our 6abc studios. the democrats are former congressman joe sestak and katie mcginty and john john fetterman, and joe vodvarka vod vod -- got in the race last week. >>> i don't like politicians i don't see no difference between democrat and republican. its all by design they control everything. this is the worst the country ever had. >>> the biggest issue in my campaign is the scourge of inquality in this country. >>> i will uphold social security and stands with taxpayers against wall street excesses. >>> when the "wall street journal" endorsed me they said he can bring integrity. >>> mcmelissa. >>> a 17-year-old boy is dead after a fight ended in a shooting in philadelphia. the police responded to east wyoming avenue a

could confidant. >>> heavy rains in nebraska illinois and chicago reported tornados touching down, however there was minimal damage. >>> welcome back taker ago live look the skies above atlantic city. it always looks like those crushed velvet paintings when you see when you were a kid. >>> i had a poney. >> reporter: a family who lost an 18-year-old to a deadly wreck on the pennsylvania turnpike. here's the first, "action news" has confirmed that kelly o'brian appears father patrick was murdered in 2009. his death was the first homicide in north hampton county in 30 years. the arcadia freshman died on monday after a tractor-trailer flipped on her car in bensalem. >>> wli williams has died. he rose to the ranks to become top cop in 1988. he left in 1992 to take the same job in l.a. friends and colleagues remembered him for his grace and greatness. willie williams was 72. >>> police arrested a teenager for stealing an suv owned by the mayor of wilmington. dennis williams 2004 blazer was stolen from north madison street tuesday night. police tracked down the vehicle minutes later. th

least six reported tornadoes. >> in omaha, nebraska, a funnel cloud caught on camera followed by a large hail blanketing roads, some of those hailstones as big as tennis balls. >> where is the danger now? accuweather's justin povick joins us with the latest. good morning, justin. >> thanks, good morning to you. looks like our wet weather chances are ramping up again for the northeast later on in the afternoon. eventually edging toward new york city, philadelphia and d.c. the dry air will hold, though, into north of new england. thunderstorm chance returning to the south plains later on this afternoon into 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'

the next week. staffers hope they can present a plan in the fall. >>> 5:47 a nebraska man's young children contact police while in his car to say their father is driving drunk. >>> a chimp does a bit of a higher wire act during an attempted escape in japan. >> reporter: i saw that on the internet, at 6abc.com, it looked like something in a movie. dress the kids in a jacket we're on the chilly side. no problems this afternoon. i'll have the day planner forecast next. you >>> this chimp had tons of fun as it made a smooth getaway in japan. it's cha cha, swung from a utility pole and look at the face it gives this utility worker as he tries to grab him. he looks like king kong. they shot him with a tranquilizer dart and took effect. he lost his grip. it's okay because they were there with a clarifying sheet to catch cha cha. he is doing okay and planning his next break. >>> that guy is lucky, that chimp could have mauled him. they do that to get you to back off. >> reporter: that's why they tranquilized him. let's check the roads, looking live at the boulevard, fox street. southbound

that touched down in nebraska yesterday. in minnesota lightning lit a house on fire full of kids inside having a sleepover at the time. nobody was hurt. officials say the threat for more severe weather continues today. >>> u.s. coast guard had to rescue a man after he ignored their warnings this past weekend. long damages runner was trying to go from florida to bermuda in his inflatable bubble known as hydropod. he tried this stunt two years ago and had to be rescued too. lamp the coast guard sent him a letter telling him not to do it. he did it anyway. >>> a british astronaut ran hundreds of miles above the real rails. tim peak ran the rails and recorded a race countdown that was playing on big screens at the starting line. he wrapped up the space marathon 3 hours and 35 minutes. pretty good time. >>> cvs i should a recall for -- issued a recall for products sold across the county. >>> plus the benefits ever sticking to a mediterranean diet. results of a stud in "healthcheck." reduce the risk of stroke in people with afib, not caused by a heart valve problem. for people with afi

morning america." >> strong storms in the great plains. bad weather stretches from texas to nebraska and eastward to west virginia. oklahoma is getting hit the hardest. there were severe thunderstorms there with winds as high as 70 miles an hour and several unconfirmed reports of tornados. thousands of people are also without power. and the storms delivered heavy rain, strong winds and hail as big as grapefruits. four inches in diameter to parts of kansas. a flash flood warning in effect in wichita. some streets are already flooded. overnight that rain is still coming down. >>> the most severe threat is moving overnight to the east from oklahoma, kansas and nebraska into the ohio valley and mid-mississippi valley. there isn't as much danger further south. some storms are still likely today. >>> investigators have discovered the missing data recorder from the ship el faro deep in the waters off the bahamas and trying to figure out how to retrieve the recorder. it sank last october while traveling between jacksonville, florida, and puerto rico with 33 people on board. family members of tho

marciano was there 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 the east on wednesday, but by far, will bring the most vial le 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 informati

the photo he wanted. >> he got the landing. >>> some firefighters in nebraska found themselves responding to a rather unusual call. they were there trying to get a 120-pound great dane named cora out of the tree. she was about 20 feet high and her fall was broken by people on the ground. they were holding a tarp. the owner says cora probably got stuck while chasing a raccoon or a squirrel. cora is going to be fine. >> she landed safely. >> yes. >>> time now for sports and this morning that means nba hoops. >> we get the highlights from our friends at espn. >>> good morning, america. he's stan, i'm neil. stan took most of last week off so he has to go first. >> let's talk nba playoff scenarios. two spots left in the west. three teams fighting for them. two of them in the mavericks and jazz. rudy gobert, wouldn't return to the game for wednesday. mavericks said they were approaching it like it was game seven of the playoffs. dirk know wit ski got the message battling joe ingals there. wesley matthews, he scored 30 points. mavericks win 101-92 and clinch a playoff spot. >> so now

border up to southern nebraska where we see the greatest threat tore tornadoes and austin, as well. huge threat. this does push off to the east. and some of these tornadoes will continue overnight at lesion until the dark time. that's when it will be dangerous. less of a threat tomorrow but into more populated areas. we're in norman, oklahoma, inside that building, the storm prediction center, the brightest minds in tornado forecasting no doubt will be busy today. robin. >> thank you. >>> to you to the big day in the race for the white house. five states up for grabs. pennsylvania, the biggest prize, the big news in the republican race, ted cruz and john kasich banding together to try and stop donald trump. but can it work? abc's tom llamas is at a polling place in pennsylvania. good morning, tom. >> reporter: robin, good morning to you. the voting now under way here in pennsylvania. and a first for the trump complain. trump handing out these delegate slate, the trump delegates that will support him at the convention. so now the trump campaign wants to make sure they not only win t

coming up. >>> first i want to get to the university of nebraska giubilato who says she was kicked out of her sorority for posting a picture of herself on tinder with two sorority sisters and their chi omega tank tops accused of breaking the rules and came to a disciplinary meeting ready to record every meeting as she was confronted by an alumni sister. first linsey davis has her story. >> do you see that you've broken the rule on human dignity and your disrespectful attitude? >> not really, no. >> reporter: suggestive, provocative, even risque and promiscuous according to the university of nebraska omaha junior shannon workman that's how one sorority is characterizing this picture she posted on the dating site tinder. >> there's no place for personal degradation within membership of chi omega. >> reporter: it was her meeting with chapter administrators to can be heard saying thee violated the human dignity rule by wearing a chi omega shirt on a site known for making hookups. >> i think you should have told me to take it down. >> i think they did ask me to take it down. >> yeah, and i

destructive tornados from northern texas and omaha, nebraska and a piece of this pushes in thursday and thankfully when that moves in here it's no longer going to be severe. location is key as to what to experience. north of philadelphia sunny and mid-60s, south of the city, a lot of clouds lingering and shower early in the morning in southern new jersey and delaware. and the system in the midwest, thursday again no severe weather and the good soaking of rain which we need thursday afternoon a .25 to .50 inch of rain. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast 66 degrees for the city of philadelphia tomorrow and sun to the north and clouds to the south for your wednesday, afternoon rain develops for all here wednesday at 61 and we only stay in the low 60s on friday and a lot of clouds dreary and left over showers and we kick it out in time for the weekend and sunshine returning on saturday and 68 looks dry for the broad street run and temperatures in the 50s for the morning and 68 and clouds and rain and stays unsettled and more rain likely on monday and tuesday of next week. >> thank

could reach up to 80 miles per hour. >> look at this. >> this was the scene in omaha it, nebraska. a funnel cloud caught on camera and then this. the grounds was absolutely covered in golf ball sized hail with some of those hail stones as big as tennis balls. >> meanwhile in kansas city, missouri, heavy rains flooded roads and parking lots in the city's industrial district. the water in some areas was up to knee deep and up to the axles of some big trucks. in parkville, some fairways at the national golf club are now underwater after a nearby spillway was overwhelmed with the storm runoff from a nearby lake. >> that storm system is now moving there out of the plains and, of course, heading there east. >> the danger isn't over with severe storms still possible. anywhere from omaha to st. louis. accuweather's justin povick joins us with the latest. >> good morning, justin. >> thanks. and good morning to you, as well. as we come to a near close for the workweek, we've still got friday, of course. it looks like our weather's going to be turning quite wet throughout the northeast. pittsbu

from nebraska to kentucky, even central california, feeling it this morning. >> ah, get us out of here. >> tornadoes spinning from california to kentucky. >> it's a tornado. it is. it's coming down fast. >> reporter: in stanislaus county, trying to avoid the winds. >> tornado on the ground. >> tornado on the ground. >> reporter: the storms unleashing twisters, in some cases even two at a time. >> there it is. right above us. >> reporter: recklessly slinging debris. this one rotating through central illinois. another hitting southeastern nebraska. >> holy [ bleep ]. >> oh, my god. >> reporter: swirling pe ining homes. in oklahoma, hail smothering the roads. >> most golf ball size, pretty difficult to walk out here. it's like walking on roller skates. >> reporter: across the state line in missouri this explosive supercell turning out a tornado so fierce it blew out the windows of this church. test. >>> to the race for the white house. shaking up the race. >>> the republican nominee, but ted cruz is hoping his hail mary vp move can shake up the race. >> it's a long shot move by ted c

>> quite a scene here. look carefully, some firefighters in nebraska doing what they had to to get a 120-pound great dane out of a tree. you see it there? yeah, the dog was about 20 feet high. its fall was broken by people holding a tarp on the ground. the owner says cora probably got struck while chasing a squirrel or raccoon up the tree. cora is going to be quite fine. >> i wonder if cora learned her lesson. no more climbing up the trees. the squirrels meanwhile are pretty happy about this. >>> legal frustration is quickly turning into a nightmare for one couple outside of boise, idaho who moved out of their home after putting it on the market. >> once they were out, a complete stranger allegedly moved in. now a judge has ruled in favor of the alleged squatter. abc's rebecca jarvis with the story. >> reporter: you're looking at a homeowner's worst nightmare. piles of trash, pizza on the carpet, scratches on the walls. >> cigarette butts everywhere. she was letting her cat use our carpet as a litter box. >> reporter: according to homeowners renea and brian prindle, she is a squatter. >>

northwest. nebraska. not areas necessarily trump's strength. most important state in may is the month of indiana. he's going to need to do better than expected in may. no matter what, we're headed to the last day of voting. june 7th. several states. including, most importantly, the state of california. 172 delegates. if trump is going to win this, even if he goes on a roll between now and then, he needs a big win in california. >> even if he doesn't get to 1237, there are a lot of unbound delegates out there he could negotiate with before the convention. how close is close enough? >> about 136 that will go into the convention completely unbound. free agent delegates. if trump is within 100 or so, these 136 free agent delegates become the most powerful people in the political universe. trump is already working on identifying them and reaching out to them. they'll be wooed in person by donald trump and ted cruz as well. >> and if no one has the 1237 by july, all bets off. >> that's right. because you have -- by the second ballot, 1600 delegates can vote for whoever they want. regardless

first system northern oklahoma and des moines and lincoln, nebraska could see strong winds and hail and isolated tornados later in the week, tuesday or wednesdayle we'll talk about that better chance of seeing severe weather. 80 in oklahoma city and 75 in saint louis. but sunday, this is today, by sunday we're looking at temperatures in the lower 80s across saint louis and chicago and the northeast. 72 in san diego. winds there. 61 in port philadelphia puerto rican day parade owe port handle and rainy. >> reporter: we have showers showing up on double scan live. good morning everyone i'm meteorologist, chris sowers, heavy showers and downpours racing to the east 15 to 20 miles per hour. it's a gray and gloomy morning around the philadelphia area. some locations are reporting a spritz or sprinkle. others seeing downpours. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, morning showers and afternoon sunshine all locations except the jersey shore, high 73. out on a limb, paula. >> thank you. >> we'll go into may and talk about the extended outlook and i think if you like warmer weather y

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. >> reporter: we're learning more 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'

nebraska a winter storm warning. we could see anywhere from 3 to 6-plus inches of snow. now, on the other side of the this system, that's where we have the warmth pushing in. that's the ingredient for the severe weather. we're looking at a severe threat from missouri to kentucky from the gulf coast states from houston to new new orleans, strg hail and winds and tornados. >> reporter: "good morning good morning, everybody, i'm chris sowers with this accuweather update. we'll have a steady soaking rain tomorrow morning. 64 today, only 58 tomorrow. >>> coming up on "gma," seeing double, the identical strangers who met their match. can it happen to you? the website that allows you to search the world for your look-alike. keep it here. ♪ it takes two to make a thing go right ♪ gard, their flea and tick killer doesn't have to be. nexgard, the vet's #1 choice for dogs, is a delicious, beef-flavored chew that kills both fleas and ticks. so it's easy to give, easy to take. reported side effects include vomiting, itching, diarrhea, lethargy and lack of appetite. use with caution in dogs w

tornado has already touched down near the kansas, nebraska border. reports say it was on the ground for a few minutes last night and traveled about four miles causing only minor damage to trees. there are no reports of injuries. >>> severe storms in south texas also produced at least one funnel cloud, as well. the strong winds peeled back the roof of a motel and damaged roofs of other buildings. large objects were tossed around, some landing and damaging vehicles. however, there are no reports of injuries there either. >> former nfl quarterback johnny manziel reported hey has been indicted for assault is his ex-girlfriend. the indictment is expected to be announced today in dallas. the alleged beating occurred in january. since then, the 23-year-old heisman trophy winner has also been accused of trashing a los angeles home during a party and has been cut by the cleveland browns. >>> as the world mourns the untimely death of prince, fans everywhere are soaking up his music. the very best of prince and "purple rain" now hold the top two slots on the billboard chart. a private memorial

over in the middle of the country from nebraska all the way to the mid-atlantic. the numbers are going to look like this. by saturday morning 11 is the feels like in chicago, 12, detroit. all that cold air just blasts to the east and south. look at atlanta even with a windchill of subfreezing as we go into sunday morning. with that we'll come a little snow and that's why we have a few winter advisory, snow/rain mix along the coast. a nasty and hardly spring-like weekend. george and amy. >> all right. i guess we'll hunker down this weekend. thank you. >>> now to the race for the white house and that clash between former president bill clinton and black lives matter protesters making headlines this morning as the candidates hit the trail and battle for new york. that big primary here just 11 days away and abc's tom llamas is tracking it all. good morning, tom. >> reporter: amy, good morning to you. a lot to get to in the race for president. a competition to prove who is the biggest new yorker and as you mentioned the former president in the middle of a powerful campaign moment. >> now, w

. that's not the case from oklahoma up through parts of nebraska. red flag warnings are on, the heat building and we could see >> good morning. got to bundle up there. 31 degrees in philadelphia. low 20's in some of the suburbs. let's go outside and see what it looks like in camden. we're seeing beautiful sunshine and it's going to feel a lot better this afternoon. so, just hang in there. here's your accuweather forecast. after a cold start, a milder afternoon. temperatures below average but about 10 degrees better than yesterday afternoon. 54 for your high. it's rainy tomorrow with some thunderstorms any time from late morning into the evening hours but 61 for your high. friday cooler. not just fires b wall of dust and a lot of things to look for in the plains. >> welcome back, ginger. thank you. >>> now coming up that former prep school student owen labrie convicted of assault is fighting for a new trial as we learn what his life is behind bars, locked 23 hours a day in solitary confinement. >>> called out kerry washington taking on a top magazine for photoshopping saying she looks

contest moves 8 west. pacific northwest, nebraska, not area that is necessarily trump's strength. most important state in may is the month of indiana. he's going to need to do better than expected in may because you no matter what, we are headed to the last day of voting. june 7th, several states including most importantly the state of california. 172 delegates. if trump is going to win this, even if he's going on a roll between now and then, he's going to need a big win in california. jonathan karl, abc news, washington. >> jon karl, thanks so much for that. today the eight justices on the supreme court hear arguments in a major immigration case. at issue is president boll's plan to shield more than 4 million people here illegally from deportation. texas and 25 other states have sued to block the plan and so far, lower courts have sided with them. but texas still has to prove that it has the right to sue in the first place. >> there's been yet another buzzing incident by a russian jet. this time a u.s. reconnaissance be plane was flying over the baltic sea. the pentagon calls th

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