elton simpson himself. when you come together and you pray five times a day with the brothers you re reminded about the hereafter. he expressed to me admiration specifically for osama bin laden he used the word hero. is the patriots quarterback a cheater? there s a mountain of circumstantial evidence that they intentionally deflated the footballs. i feel like i ve always played within the rules. i would never do anything to break the rules. this is new day with chris cuomo, alisyn camerota and michaela pereira. good morning, welcome to your new day. it is thursday may 7th. 6:00 in the east. a tornado outbreak in the southern plains destroying homes, overturning cars. more than 40 tornadoes reported overnight in oklahoma kansas and nebraska. the storms injuring at least a dozen people in a mobile home park in oklahoma city and forcing officials to declare a flash flood emergency for the first time in the city s history. shutting down roads and
meteorologist derek van dam is tracking the latest. remember only one foot of rain can float a vehicle. two feet of rushing water can float an suv down a stream. not a good idea. there is a reason the national weather service talks about turn around don t drown when you see a flooded roadway. 46 reports of tornadoes on wednesday. we currently have a severe thunderstorm watch near the texas and oklahoma border. that lasts through 7:00 a.m. local time. this is right in the heart of the busiest severe weather part of the season. around 276 tornadoes on average during the month of may. we reported 46 just in one day alone. one wedge tornado caught on camera in nebraska. unfortunately unfortunately, it is not over yet. john mentioned we have another
i m page hopkins. we re following an outbreak of severe weather in the western and southern u.s. powerful storms have been reported in parts of oklahoma and kansas and the threat of dangerous weather will continue into the evening from southern nebraska into texas. now this was the scene near salina kansas where a multivortex tornado was on the ground. in oklahoma, a mile-wide tornado touched down near bridge creek. homes have been damaged. downed trees and power lines have been reported. hardball continues right after this. life begins with a howl, we scream shout, shriek with joy. until, inhibition creeps in our world gets smaller quieter, but life should be loud.
the severe weather pattern will continue across the central u.s. over the next couple days. this will be something you watch especially if you live out there and we have the potential to see more tornadoes not only as we head into today but through the weekend saturday and sunday across the plains. here s a look at the areas at higher risk. that includes parts of southern texas and northwestern kansas southwestern parts of nebraska. those are the hire risk areas of large hail damaging winds and tornadoes. but the entire region from parts of southern nebraska to southern texas are looking at the possibility of bigger storms. further east across the gulf coast how much heavy rain we have picked up. we have seen showers and storms over the last several days and the forecast is for several more inches of rain through the panhandle georgia alabama and further west through louisiana. flash flooding continues to be a concern. parts of colorado and wyoming we are expecting about two feet of
as you are waking up, a few problems going on. enjoy today across the east coast with heavy rain moving in. today the rain is moving across parts of michigan, lower michigan that is, and then stretching across northern indiana into illinois over towards parts of missouri and southern nebraska. front is on the way to bring us severe weather. out across the four corners. this is great news, the best time of the year across the southwest with the rain coming in to get pretty good stuff coming. here s the severe weather threat today as we most lie talk about the wind threat. then that moves tomorrow off to the south and east. including the big cities, monday and tuesday, some areas getting three to five inches of rain.