federally so there s a difference in the prison. you want to go to federal prison. state prisons have more violent offenders. the other thing he had the security set up bureau of prisons federal they have a system set up. it s safe. you re looking at less manpower less row sources, less money for taxpayers so when i see him going to an already secure facility the kicker comes in who is he going to be with, where are they actually going to put him so i could see them actually moving him or inmates around to try to figure out who to put him near which is interesting because usually we name check people to see if they have a criminal record. they re all going to have criminal records so having said that i would like for offenders who have non-violent crimes. that s the number one thing. then we also want to look at rio
rob marciano will time it all out. and abc s trevor ault leading us off tonight in vermont, where, of course, they are bracing for heavy rain and flooding yet again. reporter: tonight, severe thunderstorms that spawned at least ten reported tornadoes in the midwest overnight now targeting the storm-weary northeast. new york and vermont once again in the crosshairs, just days after record-breaking rain washed out train tracks and roads. this isn t over. and it won t be over after this storm. reporter: the same system set to hit the northeast already causing a flash flood energy louisville, mississippi, northeast of jackson. in the suburbs of chicago, they re cleaning up after a violent 24 hours in the heartland. tornado sirens sounding downtown during the evening commute. this funnel cloud spotted just beyond the planes at midway airport. and at o hare airport,
point in mexico, just across the texas border. the gunmen appearing heavily arm and wearing body armor, pulling them from a min sfleeb and putting them in the back of a pickup what the u.s. state department is saying tonight. the violent scene in atlanta. more than 100 people clashing with police. s nearly two dozen suspects tonight charged with domestic terrorism. only two of them are actually from georgia. elwyn lopez is there. bracing for several feet of more snow. the new storm in the west. and this is already the scene tonight, driving through walls of snow some 20 feet high. tonight, families that have already run out of food and critical medicine. matt gutman in california. in fact, there are two systems we re watching tonight. in the northeast, a fast-moving storm. several inches of snow and rain coming in some places. and then that new system set to slam the west again. ginger zee timing it all out. yet another train derailment in ohio. it comes one month now after the
she was worried about her siblings at an adult living community. we drove there, finding teresa s sister betty and her brother. betty s been stuck, because her car is buried. just trying to do it little by little. reporter: it s incredible. you have to see down in he here you can just make out the toyota tag. this is a prius that is buried under all of this. probably several tons worth of snow. and finally, teresa arrived. they bundle their brother in, a quick hug, and off to find medicine. in northern california, a resident a new system set to move in, dumping more snow on the sierra nevadas. reporter: as residents begin to emerge from their homes, they have been telling us how angry they are at local and state officials for what they say is their lack of preparedness ahead of what everybody knew would be a monster storm. and they say that what they are seeing, that response right now,