trial. the defense offers a new theory. my opinion is the totality of the evidence is more suggestive of a two-shooter scenario. hold, hold, hold. norah: with just minutes to go, spacex scrubs a mission with astronauts onboard. launch scrubbed. that didn t work. welcome to the 29th annual screen actors guild awards. and the actor goes to. michelle yeoh. this is not just for me. this is for every little girl that looks like me. norah: good evening to our viewers in the west and thank you for joining us as we begin a new week together. tonight we begin our new series, retirement ready, with a look at the millions of americans who are worried about not having enough money to retire, especially with the stock market and dwindling 401(k) plans. plus, speaking of retirement, we sit down with tennis great serena williams and what she thinks about that word after leaving tennis five months ago. we ve got her interview coming up. but first, the severe weather cau
care? it would be devastating. norah: nearing the end of the alex murdaugh double murder trial. totity of evidence na. hold, hold, hold. norah: minutes to go, spacex scrubs a mission with astronauts aboard. that didn t work. welcome to the 29th annual screen actors guild awards. the award goes to. this is not just for me. this is for every little girl that looks like me. norah: good evening and thank you for joining us as we begin a new week together. we begin a new series, retirement ready with a look at the millions of americans worried about not having enough money to retire. especially with the stock market and dwindling 401(k) plans. speaking of retirement, we sit down with tennis great serena williams and witchy he think about that word after leaving tennis five months ago. first, the severe weather causing havoc coast-to-coast. large parts of the northeast are under a winter storm warning from new jersey to maine. a massive system expected to brin
at 5:00, and increasingly popular social media norah: tonight, a powerful storm sweeps across the u.s. bringing snow to new york city and the northeast. dangerous tornadoes throughout the midwest. here are tonight s top headlines. massive winter storm heads east as the threat of tornadoes continues. reporter: the storm was loud, it was fast and it was all part of a wild weather night. norah: in the report on the origin of covid. why not everyone agrees. the fbi and the energy department have both found an accidental lab leak increasingly possible. norah: abortion providers praise for a new ruling that could ban an abortion pill. speaker of this lawsuit bans this drug, how would it affect t
as a massive winter storm heads east. joining us now with more is morgan chesky live from grapevine, texas. what are people there waking up to? reporter: they are waking up to the full extent of the damage that yesterday s tornadoes left behind. i m standing in front of what s left of just one of the business that was damaged yesterday. in addition to several homes. the damage just as tornadoes so often do, hitting one business or home and leaving the next untouched as it tore through this part of north texas. just a couple hours to the north, the tornado damage this now confirmed as an ef-2 twister, and that left several people in need of rescue. but the main concern right now is these folks in louisiana, where we do know that the terrifying ordeal of overnight twisters came true leaving dozens injured. at least two people dead. search and rescue crews are
you. and that s your newsreel. folks in the midwest are starting to dig out as a winter storm heads east, but they are not in the clear yet. heavy winds whipping up all that snow. peter ducie is live for us in chicago. i guess you re pretty much out of the woods there, huh, peter? reporter: well, yeah, but yesterday, jon, was the worst winter storm they ve had all day, and actually yesterday had the highest precipitation total in february in 102 years. but you look around now, the sun s shining, the sky is blue. you can see for miles and miles. but there is no more winter storm warning, but there is still a wind advisory, like you said. and what they re worried about is that these big, huge piles of snow on the side of the road are going to get blown into cleared surfaces and create problems for drivers later. but right now all the main roads downtown where we are are clear, and over at the two major airports, o hare and midway, they re not reporting any delays on flights scheduled t