New equipment and outside crews are coming in to help find flight 370. Will this new effort finally succeed in finding the missing jumbo jet . Nba scandal. Corporate sponsors are fleeing the Los Angeles Clippers after racist remarks attributed to the teams owner. If you dont feel it, dont come to my games. Dont bring black people and dont come. Can Donald Sterling survive the scandal rocking one of the best teams in the league . Im wolf blitzer. Youre in the situation room. And were following the breaking news. Potentially deadly weather threatening millions of americans right now over a large swath of the country. At least one tornado has touched down following other storms that have killed more than a dozen people. Among the latest developments, a line of ferocious thunderstorms now moving across the south prompting tornado watches and warnings. At least one twister has been reported on the ground in yazoo city, mississippi. The National Weather service says some 24 million americans
Lightly. If youre without power, you are going to be without power for a period of time. All likely in all likelihood several days. So and ill just give you my advice if you have a fireplace thats usable have some wood ready. Starting later this afternoon, you should stay home if you can. You should only go out in the case of an absolute emergency or necessity. And the same goes for all day tomorrow. This literally could be one of the top two or three largest storms in the history of this city and we need to plan accordingly. So my message to all new yorkers is prepare for something worse than we have seen before. Boston and new york city people could see up to 3 feet of snow by the end of tomorrow. More than 30 inches and that is really saying something. The history books show the biggest storms in new york city came nowhere close to that. 26. 9 inches of snow back in 2006. 25. 8 inches in december 1947. And 21 inches in march 1888. And if you were planning on getting in or getting ou
Extreme heat is forecast again for a large swath of the US on Wednesday, testing power grids and leaving nearly 100 million people from Michigan to Florida under heat warnings and advisories.