That america has been waiting for since dancing kicked off the season. Alfonso bringing back the carlton. Not unusual, just sensational. This morning, why he waited until now. We know youre smiling just like we are after that. Alfonso saide would break out the carlton at some point in the season. Last night was the night. Right when he needed it, four perfect tens. He inspired michael this morning. It never gets old. No, it doesnt. I love it. A lot more of that coming up. Start with the severe storms. Large hail, strong winds, over 60 miles an hour, moving fast. And this right here shows you what was happen. This is mississippi. That is not snow. That is a backyard full of hail. So thats a warm weather phenomenon. But popping up, more than 70 reports from the deep south to the midsouth. Texas to ohio. Severe storms blasting backyards. In kentucky, hail up to 2 inches. In some spots, enough to fill buckets. Stripping branches. Debris flying through the air. From golfball sized to too de
First and then it all fell apart. Right out of the sky. Fell out of the sky. Oops. I dont know about that one, mike, you can propose to me but not in the hot air balloon. Just too risky to do anything like that. I can get the the idea. Beautiful view but not if i will lose my life. We will play the whole video because it gets worse. 7 01 on this tuesday a lot to get to here. Important news coming up. That is right. Lets get to sue for the weather. Good morning. Now if you were with us earlier you saw our number was a six. Look what it is. I have changed it to a seven. Because it looks like we will get more sunshine than originally thought. We still have some showers around and we will after a lot of clouds as well but we will go with the seven out of ten today. It is much milder then yesterday with temperatures instead of the 30s and 40s in the 50s and 60s with bus stop buddy. He does have the just in case, umbrella, and just a light jacket on this morning in case of a shower or two. T
Ties are staying. A major announcement from electric luxury carmaker tesla. The company unveiled selfdriving features an its model s which the founder elan musk called auto pilot. The system will move the car over a lane when the driver uses the turn signal. It will also use cam troos reach speed limit signs and decelerate. Accordingly. But it is not a selfdriving car. Thats what some people had expected. We turn to a young hero whose teacher has him to thank for saving her life. The teachers name is Tonya Campbell from central virginia. She was eating a salad for lunch when she started choking. She only made it worse taking a sip of water. That was when one of the students Devon Peacock got into action and performed the heimlich maneuver and dislodged a cherry tomato. He just did what he had seen so ny times on tv. There was no formal training. Just came naturally. Congrats. Some kids if they saw their teacher choking, they might look the other way. Clearly they like ms. Campbell. Cle
We begin this friday with the global fears about ebola. The head of the cdc said the virus could rival aids in the health crisis. Someone is making a joke about ebola on board an airliner that triggered a massive response. We have tahman bradley. Reporter it was a joke, but no one was laughing. A hazmat team boarded the flight after a passenger sneezed and said he had ebola. Another passenger heard and told a flight attendant, and alerted the captain. They were following strict cdc guidelines. You never to want see four guys in hazmat suits. Reporter there are new cases around the world. In spain, eight doctors and nurses are in isolation. So far only one of the workers has tested positive. Six u. S. Military planes arrived in west africa to help with the outbreak. Soldiers at fort bragg are getting training ahead of their deployment. I was concerned about my health, but not really like this one. Im concerned about my health. What kind of diseases can i get . Reporter u. S. Hospitals a
Good evening and its great to have you with us on a monday night. As we come on the air, a crucial window of time. Doctors monitoring dozens of patients who might have come in contact with that patient in dallas. And this would be the time when anyone would be begin to show symptoms if they caught it. In the meantime, Something Else weve learned. All eyes on that dallas hospital. The patient now in critical condition, on a ventilator. Now, hes receiving an experimental drug to try to save his life. From the heartland tonight, these images from nebraska. Where that american journalist, a photographer infected with the virus arrived in the u. S. Today. There he is, suited up in white. Getting onto that stretcher himself. This evening, our dr. Richard besser is the just back and we ask, was he stopped at the airport. Plus, what the president just said about airports across this country. First, Abcs Cecilia Vega starting us off in dallas. Reporter david, good evening to you. Thomas duncan