>> reporter: we are in leesburg, and you've been talking about the severe thunderstorm watch coming out. so far things have been quiet, but i want to show you what it looks like. we have building clouds out the front and we turn it to the side and the clouds are looking ominous. for the moment, those warnings are northwest of us are watching the storms near charlottesville. we will see what they do if they push up northeast. so right now it is just mild. it's muggy and windy. we have had wind gust 30 miles per hour. we will keep an eye on the skies. we will bring more coverage if we start to see anything popping up here. bruce? >> thanks for that. don't forget, track severe weather anytime and gets normally right to your mobile device. just download our free app. congressional leaders are backing the new spending bereement that if passed would presidency. >> this is president trump's plan to repeal and replace obamacare that hangs in the balance. the white house says it's up to speakers paul ryan to decide when to bring the healthcare bill to the house forward, but it is clear the president wants a vote sooner rather than later. >> reporter: the white house is pushing for a healthcare vote this week after missing the 100 day mark to make good on president trump campaign promise to repeal and replace obamacare. >> we are going to get healthcare to the house. >> the current bill does not guarantee coverage for pre- existing conditions, despite the president's assurances. democrats are not on board. >> what the gop bill does is it basically will turn insurance companies loose to discriminate against people who have created this health condition. >> lawmakers could vote as early as wednesday on a $1 trillion spending bill that would keep the government running september. >> the bill increases money for border security but won't pay for a border wall. it also keeps funding for planned parenthood in 99 percent . it provides $15 billion for the military, but that's only half as much as the president wanted. vice president pentz told cbs this morning, it's a bipartisan win for the american people. >> the american people can be encouraged that washington is working again. >> president trump told a group of community bankers he's working to rollback regulations on their industry. the white house expects to have a tax reform plan by the end of the year. cbs news, capitol hill. president trump says he would meet with north korea's dictator under the right circumstances. in fact, he says he would be honored to do it. he made those comments during an interview with bloomberg news. the u.s. state department later said north korea would have to before talks could be planned. cia director mike pompeo is in south korea right now to discuss tensions with the north, and the pentagon has positioned the aircraft carrier in the region. a warning from the u.s. government to americans traveling in europe this summer. the state department has issued a new terrorism alert for the continent through september 1st, and they cite recent attacks in france, sweden, and great britain. the previous terror alert for europe expired in february. today is may 1st, but it's also known as mayday, international workers day. it's a day when union members traditionally march for workers rights in countries -- around the country in the world. calling for such thing as better pay and working conditions. here in the u.s., it's become a rallying cry for immigrants since these massive demonstrations in 2006 against a proposed immigration enforcement bill. in cities across the country for strikes, boycotts, and marches were plan to protest the immigration policy. in minneapolis, the immigrants several rallies today. this one outside a home depot to put the spotlight on low- wage workers to demand better pay and fair workloads. one of the biggest marches was in los angeles. thousands marching city hall. all denouncing trump immigration policies that they claim separate immigration from their children. security forces in france used tear gas to control protesters who turned violent at a march in paris. many of the demonstrators used protest to call on voters that blocked far right. a stabbing spree at the university of texas. one person is dead, three others in the hospital, and the suspect is in custody. he's identified as kendricks white, a student there. one witness says she saw him walking calmly around the campus and suddenly police say he went up to a victim, grabbed him by the shoulder, and stabbed him in the back. the university has canceled classes and events on campus for the rest of the day. and then in dallas, more breaking news. shootings there. police responded to a call and they found a man wounded. a paramedic began treating the victim, but the alleged gunman showed up and shot the paramedic. that initial victim and the paramedic are in the hospital right now. police also found two bodies inside a nearby home and they believe one of them is the suspect who shot himself. we don't know who the second person is just yet, but police believe this all started as a dispute between two neighbors. an argument between husband and wife goes too far. authorities say one of them set fire to their stafford county house. both of them had to be taken to the hospital to be treated for burns. take a listen to an eyewitness who saw the distraught wife before she collapsed on the front lawn. >> we heard one time she kind it was all quiet. >> this all happened just after 9:00 a.m. in stafford. prosecutors weighing if any charges will be filed in the case. we sit down with an arlington woman as she celebrates a huge birthday. 109. >> chief meteorologist tracking severe weather. >> severe thunderstorm watch. it is the storms that really have our attention. already severe thunderstorm warnings vo: for dominion, part of delivering affordable energy includes supporting those in our community who need help. our energyshare program does just 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conservative national party for copyright infringement. he is accused of using a song in a 2014 campaign advertisement. sounds like the hit lose yourself. >> it would not have been approved by us. overall, i consider the effort is not an effort. >> they purchased the track through an australian-based supplier. they don't believe they've infringed on anyone's copyright. a tornado destroys a party barge just before a high school prom and then staying young. lessons 19 '08 a gallon of milk cost 32 cents. a baptist deacon welcomes the youngest of his 10 children into the family. >> he sat down with the birthday girl viola graham in arlington. >> what a the work week sitting next to a treasure, a real gem. miss viola graham, who today is 108 -- 109 years young. >> happy birthday to you. >> i couldn't show up empty- handed, so i brought a birthday cupcake or miss granny as she is affectionately called. this former housekeeper married in her 20s to robert graham still wears her wedding ring. >> how long have you been wearing that? >> hundred years i guess. >> one child, a daughter named viola, of course. >> 12:00 she goes to bed. >> we said, she's got a good mind. we talk and different things. around 10:00 at night just getting started. >> the 109 euros state walking laps around the house. she set the dinner table, makes the bed. when she is sitting, catch her reading her favorite romance novel. when i could interrupt, i peppered her with questions. it's not every day you meet a 109-year-old. >> what has helped you get through the hardships in life? >> prayer. >> did you ever think you would live to be 109 years old? >> i don't know. >> and healthy. miss viola takes no medicine. >> she'd be taking care of me in another 10 years. >> w usa nine. >> she is so cute. she's got great jeans. her father lived till 89. her mother was 101, and her moo this, a little bit of that, lots of laughs, and mind your business. the company launches its first ever top-secret satellites for the u.s. government. on the left you see the unmanned falcon nine rocket lift off this morning from kennedy space center in florida. on the right you see the rocket touchdown at cape canaveral several minutes into the flight. this was the fourth landing at the base. even more have landed on a platform in the middle of the atlantic ocean. the goal is to use them again for future launches. a closer look at the destruction left behind at least after four tornadoes ripped through texas. the small town of canton suffered the most damage. greg was picking up pieces of his demolished business. he owns a bar that was used for weddings and other events. in fact, the night the tornad school prom. >> we were in that little room. we felt the sucking feeling of the atmosphere. the pressure coming in the room and all of the sudden insulation started covering us. i mean, it was scary. i am a dallas fireman, so i've been through some bad things, but that was pretty bad. >> fortunately, many of the students had got to the barn yet and nobody was hurt, but the death toll is climbing in other places. 16 people have been killed by severe weather in texas, arkansas, and missouri. >> bad weather. >> that's one reason we are worried about this. it's the same system headed our way. it's a pretty strong cold front and we do have some unstable air here. we were in the 80s and 90s, so we are still concerned. let's start with a live look outside. temperature 81. the dew points in the upper 60s. wind out of the couple hours. severe thunderstorm watch covers the entire metro area. does not include anne arundel or st. mary's, but the thunderstorms are not going to stop at county lines. the entire metro area under a watch until 11:00. we still think it's a higher risk of severe weather north of town. here is the radar. this is what we have been watching the past several hours now. storms have developed on the east side of i-81 pushing through charlottesville. in fact, these are racing up to the north and east. over the last few frames, you see more red and more deep orange. that means they are intensifying a bit. in fact, severe thunderstorm warning south of charlottesville. we will track these because we know these have the history of being severe with winds over 60 miles per hour. closer to town, a few showers went through frederick headed toward pennsylvania. these warrenton and southwest of warrenton. pretty heavy. a little more lightning showing up just south of culpeper. these moving off to the south -- to the northeast about 55. in terms of how high they are, as high as 25, 30000 feet. that's not always an indication how severe storms can be. generally, higher in the atmosphere, the more intense the storms. these moving off to the north and east. warrenton could see a strong storm at 6:39. so severe thunderstorms possible till midnight. hail, damaging winds, isolated tornadoes. we are worried about the whole shebang here for your critical time now through midnight. breezy and pleasant tuesday behind the front. we will be able to catch our breath after this rose through. tomorrow the date planner looks nice. 70 by 11:00, 73 by 1:00. temps are going to crash behind this front. cooler on wednesday. low 70s thursday with more afternoon showers and ms friday morning storms and 75, and then very unsettled and very cool. mostly cloudy, some spotty showers, a little drizzle possible as well. temps will struggle to get to 60 . we've had some exciting news to share about our new service dog in training. you may have voted on picking his new name. tonight at 11:00, we will announce the winners. find out tonight at 11:00. not just a basement for years, fios has been promising fast internet to small businesses. but for many businesses, it's out of reach. why promise something you can't deliver? comcast business is different. ♪ ♪ we deliver super-fast internet with speeds of 250 megabits per second across our entire network, to more companies, in more 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