all if she doesn t know where jobs come from in the first place. that sounds like a man repairing to run. it is not just the viewers. they are in the process of deciding and they will decide quickly. here is the data he is getting. some donors are saying i will not be with you. he wants to collect a high enough percentage that he can compete with jeb bush, and chris christie and others. here are it is hearing things that jeb bush is not is strong as some think and in the polls you still lead. this will be harder than running but you will win. if he wins iowa and new hampshire. it is less of an issue because he said he is willing to put his own money in. i think the frustration i have heard most not just from donors but activists is everything he said is a rationale, a process oriented rationale. it s not about his candidacy. what does he stand for? that is why he puts out these texts. the other thing is focus on his personal wealth. donors feel he will be criticized
the construction company preston pipeline says the driver has 35 years of experience. cal osha tells abc 7 news they re part of the investigation. good afternoon, everybody, i m larry beil. i m cheryl jennings. a body found in vacaville has been identified as a 50-year-old missing oakland resident sandra coke. police made that grim announcement. investigators say they were limited in what they could reveal including the cause of death but said 56-year-old randy alana is considered a person of interest. alana is a registered sex offender. coke disappeared just over a week ago. she worked as an investigator for the federal public defend years office. coke s familyb4i released a statement reading quote the coke family is devastated by the loss of our beloved san dra. she was a loving shining light in the family. she devoted her professional life to helping the poor and those enduring difficult childhoods. all of us will miss her beautiful, giving spirit. this was the lar
and good morning, america. robin and sam are off today. and it s shaping up to be a very busy tuesday. so much to get to. including the father of 16-year-old hannah anderson. he is now speaking out for the first time since hannah s kidnapping. what an ordeal for that family. and dad says it will be a very slow recovery. we ll get to that in a moment. we want to go right to ginger zee. for all the latest on funnel clouds over baltimore. it s a big deal. it s a huge deal. we have strong to severe thunderstorms for a large part of the east. the funnel clouds were reported earlier. now the severe weather, tornado warning, severe thunderstorm warning just southwest of philadelphia. not only is this going to bring you the severe weather potential, in the mid-het,atla from connecticut to kentucky, all throughout the plains. and that one town, manitou springs, got so hard hit last weekend, hit again last night. it s the most terrifying thing i ve ever seen. i can t stop shaki
announcer: from nbc news, this is today with matt lauer and savannah guthrie. live from studio 1-a in rockefeller plaza. and good morning. welcome to today on a monday morning. i m matt lauer. i m savannah guthrie alongside tamron hall who is in for natalie this morning. we ll get to today s top story, the deadly mall attack in kenya where militants are still holding an unknown number of hostages in a two-day standoff that has already left at least 68 people dead. we go right to nbc s ron allen in nairobi with the lat est. good morning, ron. what can you tell us? good morning, savannah. we re behind security from the mall where you can see smoke billowing out of the building. the morning began with five or six loud explosions and sustained gun fire that went on for some time, and also firefight firefights spilling out outside of the mall, and you can see the kenyan soldiers firing at places around the mall. unknown at this point is the fate of the hostages and the
southwest of philadelphia. not only is this going to bring you the severe weather potential, in the mid-atlantic and northeast, flood watches from connecticut to kentucky, all throughout the plains. and that one town, manitou springs, got so hard hit last weekend, hit again last night. it s the most terrifying thing i ve ever seen. i can t stop shaking. reporter: flash flooding, terrorizing the mountains of colorado again. oh, my gosh. reporter: a body found, as streets in manitou springs became racing rivers. the foundation of this building, just barely able to withstand the force of the murky water running beneath it. another nightmare, as the highway shuts down. our affiliate, with the caption, just pulled this lady out when she drove down a flooded street. more than an inch of rain falling in just 15 minutes. water gushing. and then here comes the trees. reporter: pounding hail. all of this, just three days after the black, ferocious flood hijacked manitou s