tornadoes. so far, it still appears no one was killed, which mike rawlings calls a miracle. here s the mayor of forney, texas, moments ago. it is difficult to look at the damage to the homes and look around the town and call this a situation where we re blessed, but if you really think about it the fact that everybody that woke up in forney yesterday morning is still alive today in forney, that s a real blessing. zero fatalities. as tornadoes go, these were relatively small. but look at what a small tornado can do. these are semi-trailers being tossed around like toys and an empty one weighs 14,000 pounds. we ll get a live report from arlington in a minute. several passengers injured on united airlines flight this morning after that plane encountered severe turbulence over lake charles, louisiana. that plane landed safely in houston. medical crews attended to the 12 people who suffered the minor injuries. many of whom are in local hospitals right now. and the man accu
a deadline. the city waited two days past that deadline. but then the police moved in, chasing protesters for hours and making about 50 arrests. by daybreak the occupy encampment in philly was over. that same night hundreds of police surrounded occupy los angeles, which was another of the largest protest sites in the country. in l.a. they too had stayed past the official deadline. but tuesday night the lapd took down tents and handcuffed anybody who stayed. 200 arrests in all in los angeles. that leaves only a few big city occupations continuing now in the way we have been used to, meaning outdoor overnight encampments in tents with a 24-hour presence. occupy san francisco was told by the city of san francisco that they had a deadline of noon today for getting out of the site they ve been occupying. mayor ed lee, though, says he has no plans for a police raid on the site. occupy boston, interestingly, has a court order preventing the city from kick the protest camp out of dewey square
a deadline. the city waited two days past that deadline. but then the police moved in, chasing protesters for hours anç making about 50 arrests. by daybreak the occupy encampment in philly was over. that same night hundreds of police surrounded occupy los angeles, which was another of the largest protest sites in the country. in l.a. they too had stayed past the official deadline. but tuesday night the lapd took down tents and handcuffed anybody who stayed. 200 arrests in all in los angeles. that leaves only a few big city occupations continuing now in the way we have been used to, meaning outdoor overnight encampments in tents with a 24-hour presence. occupy san francisco was told by the city of san francisco that they had a deadline of noon today for getting out of the site they ve been occupying. mayor ed lee, though, says he has no plans for a police raid on the site. occupy boston, interestingly, has a court order preventing the city from kick the protest camp out of dewey square
the city had given the occupiers a deadline. the city waited two days past that deadline. but then the police moved in, chasing protesters for hours and making about 50 arrests. by daybreak the occupy encampment in philly was over. that same night hundreds of police surrounded occupy los angeles, which was another of the largest protest sites in the country. in l.a. they too had stayed past the official deadline. but tuesday night the lapd took down tents and handcuffed anybody who stayed. 200 arrests in all in los angeles. that leaves only a few big city occupations continuing now in the way we have been used to, meaning outdoor overnight encampments in tents with a 24-hour presence. occupy san francisco was told by the city of san francisco that they had a deadline of noon today for getting out of the site they ve been occupying. mayor ed lee, though, says he has no plans for a police raid on the site. occupy boston, interestingly, has a court order preventing the city from kick the
private graduation at his high school. quickly bad to worse for the dodgers, last night hundreds of fans evacuated from the upper deck of dodgers stadium because why? a small fire turns out some paper products caught on fire in a warehouse on the lower level and sending smoke into the stadium. and no one hurt. l.a. lost to florida. a rough year, the team was put under baseball s control as the husband and wife who owned it continued to battle for control in divorce proceedings. that s it for sports. let s get outside to maria, check the weather. happy memorial day weekend and we re here on a beautiful new york city morning and out here with the marines an and we want to take a look at the weather across the country. temperatures in the northeast pleasant and 68 in new york, as you head westbound take a look at the northwest, very cool morning out there, only in the 40 s in montana and also across the state of wyoming and lower 50 s in