White house for the president s signature. Clayton President Trump declaring today loyalty day. A time for americans to show their dedication to the u. S. Its a tradition for president s to mark the day every year, may 1st is also may day or International Workers day. Thousands are expected to hit the streets nationwide for annual marches. The rallies typically highlight workers rights many plan to protest President Trumps immigration policies. Heather well, turning to extreme weather now, the death toll is rising as dangerous storms move east after carving a path of destruction through the south and the midwest. Millions of americans now at risk. And a pile of rubble is all that is left of a texas church pulverized by a tornado. The parish packed were dozens of people. God on their side as well with everyone walking away uninjured. In arkansas, around the clock search continues for two missing toddlers swept away in flood water. We turn now to janice dean tracking the storm. Janice .
securities situation around the world. why millions of bogus or stolen passports are not being checked, documents that could be used by terrorists. i m wolf blitzer. you re in the situation room. all that can ting up. first, the war of words over libya as nato bombs fell around tripoli, moammar gadhafi sounded as defiant as ever. president obama stood his ground against ga ddhafi with the germ chancellor at his side. brianna. reporter: wolf, today at the white house, president and obama and they lost over there s differences in the nato-led mission and live on libyan state television he will fight to the death. translator: we will not surrender. we will not give up. we will remain until the end, dead, alive, victorious, it doesn t matter. reporter: just a few hours later at the white house, president obama warmly welcomed german chancellor on the south lawn and did a press conference in the east room he stressed the u.s. and germanies common goal for libya. gadhafi
two bombs found on planes headed to the u.s. tonight, the stunning arrest of a woman. good evening, everyone. i m adam may. police say the bombs were powerful enough to take down airplanes. now a woman is accused of mailing the dangerous explosives. kathryn brown reports. reporter: security forces in yemen have arrested a woman they believe tried to ship two bombs to the u.s. yemen s president says information provided by the u.s. and the united arab emirates led to her capture. on friday, the explosive devices were discovered on cargo planes. the packages contained white powder, syringes and wiring and bound for chicago s synagogues. british officials believe the bombs they found may have been designed to go off on the planes. i can confirm the device was viable and could have exploded. had it detonated, the aircraft could have been brought down. reporter: cbs news has learned that the devices contained significant amounts of the explosive p.e.t. n. as much as six ti