potato chips without paying for it and when he said you have to pay for something when you come in the store she leaves and brings back a boyfriend to really not just mistreat but attack mr. alba. so he was acting in self-defense. i think that s very clear from the video. it goes to just show again how an individual who was arrested eight prior times is being released back onto the streets and bullied mr. alba. i think it we need to restore law and order. people feel there are no consequences. these individuals are bolder. you saw it with the smash and grabs and the looting during the summer of 2020. they feel emboldened and democratic policies are creating this environment. harris: not just the looting and the death of a policeman, if that weren t enough. you didn t see the thirst for justice against the people doing such harm to small businesses in those large cities in america. wasn t peaceful protesting. they were insurgents rioting and setting things on fire.
little rock, arkansas, and what conditions will look like later on this evening with damaging wind, hail, tornadoes all possible across arkansas. it won be the only state threatened. across the south, all the way through the midwest, intense stormed could ray through iowa and the midwest. we do it all again tomorrow. our exclusive image shows the number higher than 7. the higher the number, the higher of the threat, especially across the south that extends all the way to the great lakes. if that weren t enough, the storm system responsible for an epic april blizzard krooz the dacoat ses. o donnell: that s tough. mike bettes, thank you. still ahead right here on tonight s cbs evening news, an update in the case of the two fake agents. why a judge says they shouldn t be kept behind bars. and the oklahoma governor signs off on the strictest abortion law in the country.
trigger severe thunderstoms and possible tornadoes in the plains and the south. so let s get the forecast from mike bettes and the weather channel. good evening, mike. good evening, norah. yes, anticipated multiday severe weather outbreak across the midwest and south as you see behind us, what little rock could look like later on in evening. more intense storms a kros the south from arcing a to the ohio river valley here. place like little rock and memphis through the evening and overnight, those storms weaken overnight but guess what, like clock work they return gern tomorrow. more storms from texas all the way up into iowa where thunderstorms and tornadoes are possibly. not to mention an increased threat for hail as well, large hail from omaha back down toward austin, two inch die am ter hail is possible. if that weren t enough, come wednesday more thundzer storms return from shreveport ttes, thanks so much. still ahead on tonight s cbs evening news.
winner this hour on cnn. good morning and welcome to early start, i m sor ride da sam lynn. i m ashley banfield. we re bringing you the news from a to z. it s 5:00 a.m. in the east. we begin this morning with breaking news. we re just learning brand new information on that nigerian plane that crashed into a residential neighborhood in lagos. the airline s director of flight operations confirming the pilot was american. we have no idea how long that pilot worked for the airline. nigeria s president declaring three days of national mourning and ordering a full investigation. all 153 people on board were killed in yesterday s disaster, and at least ten people on the ground died as well. firefighters and police struggled to put out all of the flames. there wasn t any water left more than three hours after that crash. residents helped carry fire hoses and plastic buckets of water to the burning wreckage. into s going to be a rough day pretty much in the financial markets a
it s a heartbreak to know that he s gone at 75. talk to me a little bit about, you know, the barriers he broke, the doors he opened. do you think had it not been for soul train, had it not been for don cornelius, stevie wonder, do you think you would be where you are today? well, obviously, he was a major contribute toor to allowi that to happen. i think definitely the visual presence of a lot of the different artists he made happen because the doors to get in like that were kind of crazy. but it opened up such a whole other kind of era of music and dance. he found the latest dances on soul train. again, like i said before, my understanding is that the dancers were incredibly great, and at some point a lot of oertel visiothe other television shows began to emulate what he was doing. so that s a good thing. when americans saw soul train and saw a new don cornelius. we knew him for his baritone, his style, the dancing kind of setting the trend. but who was the perso