storms continue. a large area from arkansas northward. this will be a bigger event than tonight. there will be more storms and possibility of strong tornadoes. there s the language we will use going through the spring. you get isolated a few tornadoes. you hear a meteorologist tell you we get possibly a few strong tornadoes, those are ones that can do significant damage to towns if they hit one. those are ones that are usually the most deadly and ones we want to avoid. absolutely. bill karins, thanks. coming up rand paul takes his campaign on the road. first stop in new hampshire. we will tell you what else is on the presidential hopeful s agenda. jane wells is covering the west coast drought from a bison farm in california. jane? reporter: jose i am home on the range. we have given the bison a little snack to get them closer. demand for bison meat is way up but california ranchers running into a huge problem to their growth drought. we will have that story if they
report earnings after today s closing bell on wall street a lot of investors look to this report as the unofficial kickoff to earnings season. this time around analysts are not as positive on earnings power of corporate america as they have been in the past. estimates are that we could see a year over year profit decline for the first time since the financial crisis. certainly one to watch, alcoa, as we get going for earnings season. back to you. dominic chu, thank you so much. good to see you. coming up california drought threatening to squash a trend in the food industry. we are live from a bison farm with details. we are on verdict watch in boston with the accused bomber dzhokhar tsarnaev could be getting the death penalty. a live look in north charleston, south carolina. protesters call for justice for walter scott, shot and killed by a police officer saturday. here is what scott s father said earlier on today. when i saw it i fell to my feet. my heart was broken and i
california s record breaking drought shows no sign of letting up days after governor jerry brown enacted the first ever mandatory water restrictions news broke february was the worst month yet for conserving h 20. it hit everyone from farming to tourism. one that s taking the hit from the drought, bison. jane wells joins me. good morning. jane? jane is frozen because that s how the satellite business works. it is live tv. we will try to reestablish that live shot with jane. she s in the middle of a bison farm after all. we will get back to that in a minute. want to take you back to presidential politics, nothing freezing about this.