kansas, yesterday. alexander steele s in the severe weather center. you ve been following it all. how are things today? a pretty quiet morning compare today where things are going to go. these are the tornadoes that touched down yesterday. reports between about 14 and 17. those will have to get flushed out. maybe there s some repeaters there. but where they were, western nebraska and into kansas as well. also baseball-sized hail. so big hail with this. 70-mile-per-hour winds with this. so here s where they were. let me show you what the radar looks like right now. whether in minneapolis, macon, georgia or montgomery county, maryland, it s here. there s the line of showers and thunderstorms moving through. no tornado watchings or warnings as of yet. but that will change because it s been a very benign season. haven t had a ton of tornadoes and days with numerous tornadoes. today looks like that will change because now all thein
millionaire has begun. we re tracking the winner down. and we ll tell you where the lucky ticket was sold. good morning everyone. i m poppy harlow. it is 8:00 out here on the east coast. 5:00 a.m. out west. so glad you re with us this sunday morning. we have a winner. lottery officials say a single ticket sold at a public supermarket in zephyr hills. those numbers 22, 10, 13, 14, 52, powerball 11. the jackpot, it is the largest ever for powerball. now, the winner has a tough, oh, such a tough choice to make. do you collect the money over 30 years, or take a lump sum of $377 million? tough question i suppose. who is the country s newest millionaire? everyone wants to know. cnn s john zarrella is live for us this morning in zephyr hills this morning. i m assuming we don t know who this person is yet? not yet. the person hasn t come forward to our knowledge. they could notify tallahassee, which is ultimately where they ll have to go within 60 days to claim their prize. we ve
0 that may effect the eye. as always, talk to your doctor first. any surgical procedure carries risks. if you re happy with glasses and contact lens, it s probably not worth it to have the procedure. after all, we re here to help you chase life. that s going to wrap things up, but stay connected with me at cnn.com/sanjay. time now though for a check of your top stories making news right now. from cnn world headquarters in atlanta, this is cnn sunday morning . the intruder has the last remaining female in a head lock and taking her downstairs with a gun pointed to her head. a chilling account of a young student shot to death in a home invasi invasion, but it wasn t the suspect who killed her. a very sad story. we ll tell you how this ended. tornadoes, floods and baseball-size hail, there s a severe weather watch today. we ll tell you what s coming. and we have a winner. the power ball drawing is over, now the search for the new millionaire has begun. we re tracking the winner d
korea means business. you know, i think your basic theory there is correct. it s a form of reassurance to make this announce m. the people that the u.s. government is reassuring with those interceptors is the american public, not the south koreans. the b-52s flying over south korea, that s a message of reassurance to south korea. the interceptors beefing up theoretically missile defense in the united states, that s sending a message to the u.s. homeland. even though the dmonorth koreae are doing this stuff, we re sending this domestic message. thank you so much. we appreciate it. thank you. this weekend people are recognizing the easter holiday weekend. alexander steele is here. weather is really important. people want their easter egg hunts. at the same time, it s just about being together this weekend. what s in store? and the peeps.
with some new threats from north korea. the country says it has entered a state of war with south korea. that s according to north korea s state-run news agency. pyongyang also threatened to dissolve the u.s. but washington and south korea say this is not the first time that the north has made such threats. the national security council said this we take these threats seriously and remain in close contact with our south korean allies. but, we would also note that north korea has a long history of bellicose rhetoric and threats and today s announcement follows that familiar pattern. cnn international anchor jim clancy joins me now from seoul, south korea. jim, what at this point are people saying there? do they really think this is any different from the north s threats in the past? reporter: well, there is a sense that the threats have been taken to new heights, that the father, the grandfather of kim jong-un has exceeded now the direct threats against the united states,