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where is a nice person cannot be tough on terror. if people go and read my programs, i have a plan on how to deal with isis. i think they would be very effective. michael: not touring the clinic itself. carol: the primary polls close at 7:00, and we will have full coverage all of the way through news 4 at 11:00, and all you need to know about the south carolina gop primary will be right here on wyff 4 and on our mobile app. michael: democrats still have some time to mail in a vote if they choose. corey davis tells us more about the important deadlines. the voting offices at university ridge, the clock is ticking. p.m. to cast a vote, and the republicans only have 40 eight hours left. there are dozens of voters rating in greenville county waiting in greenville county. i am over 65. corey: being 65 or older is one of 17 reasons why they will let you vote early. employment, you know, if you are, of course, sick or tending to someone who is sick, you can vote absentee, of c
New-yorkUnited-statesCanadaNorth-carolinaAnderson-countySouth-carolinaAustin-collegeTexasSpartanburgAshevilleLake-erieCanada-general scientists track them and discover a kind of feline frankenstein. good evening. we begin with that wall of wind howling across the country tonight. millions of americans bracing for the impact, everything from stalled trains and planes to tornadoes. and here is the map. an area from the florida panhandle to new york, under a severe weather warning. abc s steve osunsami is outside atlanta tonight in adairsville, georgia, where one powerful tornado has already torn through town. reporter: an hour north of atlanta, an amazing picture, the sky was falling. we ve got debris flying to the left and center of this system. the sirens have been going off here. the wind is kicking up, along with the rain. again, a funnel crossing the interstate here in adairsville. reporter: witnesses here say the tornado was on the ground, churning through homes, office buildings and factories for more than 20 minutes. scientists think it was an ef-2 or greater, with wind speeds more than 125 m
New-yorkUnited-statesLouisianaAlabamaMissouriTexasAtlantaGeorgiaFloridaBeijingChinaIndiana good morning. good morning lynette. well, all that rain from last night has caused flooding across the region. you will want to be extra careful in carol county right on maryland 140 at main street. if you re traveling in baltimore county we have flooding reported up in cockeysville on western run road and also here in windsor mill that s going to be right on dogwood road at ridge road. avoid in area if you do this area if you do travel the region. heading out to howard county, this is what interstate 70 looks like at columbia pike. traffic is moving right along you won t have any problems letting over to 695 or wedding west out to heading west out to frederick. as far as 951 concerned, here s a live look at 175. traffic is starting to pick up but no delays as you make the push from elkridge to downtown baltimore. just 12 minutes. the jfx is free of the delays, an 11 minute ride right now southbound from the beltway all the way down to east fayette street. and 695 in gr
New-yorkUnited-statesCanadaBay-viewMarylandWindsor-millEllicott-cityBaltimore-countyBurlingtonWisconsinChinaGeorgia at this factory in adairsville, workers scrambled for cover. neighbors had to rescue families trapped inside their crumbled homes. one man was killed. there was no warnings, no sirens, no nothing. reporter: we talked with the family of the man who died. they were at home looking for a lost pet. jessica cantrell told us she can t bear the loss. i wouldn t want nobody else to live through this. it s tragic. it s hard. because you never know if you re going to have somewhere else to live, if you re going to be able to get back on your feet. reporter: i m sorry. the tornado left behind what looked like a junkyard, with twisted semitrailers, more than 100 cars flipped by the winds. travis richardson was in his 18-wheeler when the tornado lifted his truck off the ground and threw it off the road. i couldn t believe it picked my truck up and flipped it over like that. i mean, i can t believe it. reporter: the storm still stretches more than 900 long miles, and as it marc
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