accuweather meteorologist paul williams joins us with the details. good morning, paul. >> good morning to you, too, marci and t.j. no matter what part of the ohio valley region you're in, you're going to need an umbrella. and it's kind of like joe louis' old phrase, you can run but you can't hide. those thunderstorms are going to rumble throughout indiana, michigan, illinois, and to the lower mississippi valley region. if that rain doesn't catch you, we have ana, causing problems and thunderstorms throughout the afternoon and evening hours. now, the good news is, ana is going to stay primarily along the north carolina coast. now, that may not seem like good news to folks in north carolina. but the catch to it is this. she will continue to weaken. monday, going into tuesday. and then, flatten out, like a bread without yeast, flatten out and lose all of her gusto. marci, t.j.? >> paul, thank you so much. >>> four people are due in a mississippi courtroom, charged in the connection of the fatal shooting of two police officers. hattiesburg officers benja

here's accuweather's meteorologist paul williams. good morning, paul. >> good moor to you, t.j. and kayna. we have warm air coming off the gulf. dry air coming out of the west. these two air masses will get along like the hatfields and mccoys. they're not going to get along. the result? storms where you see the red. in the area of red, torrential downpours and the possibility of isolated tornadoes. back to you. >>> for the first time ever the state of california has put into place mandatory water restrictions. the waterboard has approved emergency drought regulations. the new rules will encourage home owners to let their lawns die. also limit watering in public property. it's not clear how violators will be punished. >>> to texas and the investigation of sunday's attempted terror attack. despite a claim of responsibility from isis, it authorities say it was probably more inspired by it than organized by it. brian ross reports. >> reporter: isis claimed responsibility for these scenes of america under attack. bullets flying. police scrambling. the terror group said the two heavil

here now accuweather meteorologist paul williams. good morning to you, paul. >> good morning to you, too, t.j., marci. what's been happening and will continue to happen through the midweek the jet stream will position itself perfectly between the cold and moist air. to the south low pressure system, a classic storm setup with the warmer and colder coming in behind it causing thunderstorms to kick off. but then on the other side who invited jack frost to the party? no kidding. and a mist of may, widespread frost and freeze to occur reaching into minnesota and to the dakotas even just starting to nip the northeastern corner of nebraska and that cold air will change how it feels and combine that with a low pressure system s that a counterclockwise in rotation possibly giving us a couple of morning snow showers. marci, t.j. >> all right, paul thank you so much. >>> turn now to amtrak. resuming service between philadelphia and new york this morning for the first time since last week's deadly derailment as this investigation now continues.

. >> accuweather's paul williams joins us with the morning forecast. >> listen no matter what part of the ohio valley region you're in, you'll need an umbrella. you can run but you can't hide. those scattered showers and thunderstorms will rumble throughout indiana, michigan, down through illinois to the lower mississippi valley region. if that rain doesn't catch you, we have ana causing thunderstorms and problems throughout the evening hour. ana will stay primarily along the north carolina coast. the catch to it is this. she will continue to weaken. monday going into tuesday, and then kind of flatten out, kind of like a bread without any yeast. flatten out, lose all of her gus tow. marci? t.j.? >> paul thank you so much. >>> things still not quite back to normal at a nuclear power plant 30 miles north of new york city after a fire and then an oil spill. a cleanup effort is under way on the hudson river. the oil spill caused by a transformer fire at the indian power nuclear plant. no danger and no radio active material was released in the fire or the leak. >>> turning to the deadly at

. >> accuweather's paul williams joins us now with the forecast. good morning, paul. >> good morning to you, marci and t.j. listen. mo matter what part of the ohio valley region you're in, you'll need an umbrella. and it's kind of like joe louis's old phrase -- you can run but you can't hide. those scattered showers and thunderstorms will rumble throughout indiana, michigan, down through illinois, to the lower mississippi valley region. if that rain doesn't catch you, we have ana causing thunderstorms and problems throughout the afternoon and evening hours. the good news is, ana will stay primarily along the north carolina coast. that may not seem like good news to folks in north carolina. the catch to it is this. she will continue to weaken. monday going into tuesday, and then kind of flatten out, kind of like a bread without any yeast. flatten out eventually. lose all of her gusto. marci? t.j.? >> paul, thank you so much. >>> happening right now things still not quite back to normal at a nuclear power plant 30 miles north of new york city after a

i would like to recognize major griffith paul williams. a reader from my home state of illinois. major williams copilot did the 1525 bomber. a flight that almost did not happen. one of the engine the plane was not working. the cannot get it running. the told him that if they could not get that plane up and running they would have to push it overboard when the other bombers launched. that is when lieutenant colonel edward saylor, the engineer said we are in this wish and -- in this mission to stay. he to the engine off the aircraft and rebuild it and put it on the plane. when they asked him, do you think is going to work, he said a line we can all relate to. there are not any parts left over. [laughter] >> the engine worked. the mission was successful. unfortunately, edward saylor passed away a few months ago. for he died, they asked him how it felt to be a hero and he said, there is no way you can call yourself a hero. as for someone else to say. today, the congress of the united states of america is calling edward saylor and the other 79 doolittle raiders just that heroes. on be

. >> yes for that let's turn to meteorologist paul williams. good morning to you. >> good morning to you, too. right now, we have the same storm system that caused havoc over the weekend and produced scattered showers and thunderstorms and tornadoes has now lifted to north. we'll see widespread thunderstorms throughout a good portion of the ohio valley region. to the south warm humid air feeds in from the gulf of mexico and those storms will meet and a feeding frenzy will happen. scattered showers and thunderstorms turning severe possibly even tornadic. t.j., marci. >> turning now to secretary of state john kerry. he's confident about the fight against isis despite this week's violent advance in iraq. the city of ramadi fell yesterday as forces abandoned their weapons and vehicles. the prime minister is ordering the armed forces in anbar province not to abandon their posts. >> a deadly crash involving the marines in hawaii. one killed and 20 others sent to the hospital after their aircraft made a hard landing and burst into the flames. they're

here is accuweather meteorologist paul williams. good morning. >> good morning to you, too. watching out for the stormiest of weather with downpours along with isolated tornadoes from dallas all the way up towards wichita. this is the deal. we have even additional can be scattered showers and flash flooding where you see all the green throughout the upper mist. that storm track will continue to target everything will dump right into the middle of the country. but there's other concerns. now we have a subtropical low developing right off the east coast and we're looking for those steering winds to guide this storm and allow it to sit there and just stew. it's slow so it's going to grow slowly and cause rough surf for the folks in wilmington, charleston towards jacksonville back to you. >> when was the last time you heard somebody describe weather as slow as molasses. paul williams. >> it's been some time and rough surf and cold waters that's for sure. >> i love that paul. i wasn't here last time we had him on. thank you so much. we'll see you again. another shoutout to a guy

william paul was cited for operating a motorcycle under the influence of alcohol and failure to maintain insurance after he crashed into a parked car. >>> then there's this a strange moment from a rand paul campaign event in new hampshire yesterday. a campaign staffer for the presidential candidate licked -- oh yes, that is real. gag. he licked the camera lens of the democratic tracker covering the event. trackers are political operatives who go to events to try to catch candidates in gaffes. the rand paul campaign has not commented on the licking. those are some of the things we thought you should know. [ male announcer ] you wouldn't ignore signs of damage in your home. are you sure you're not ignoring them in your body? even if you're treating your crohn's disease or ulcerative colitis an occasional flare may be a sign of damaging inflammation. and if you ignore the signs, the more debilitating your symptoms could become. learn more about the role damaging inflammation may be playing in your symptoms with the expert advice tool at crohnsandcolitis.com. and then speak with your gastroe

accuweather's paul williams looks at the storm threat today. good morning. >> good morning to you too, t.j., marci. what will continue to happen through the midweek, the jet stream positions itself perfectly between the cold and moist air to the south. to the south, a classic storm setup with the warmer and cold front coming in behind it causing the thunderstorms to kick off. on the other side, who invited jack frost to the party? no kidding. in the midst of may, watching out for widespread frost and freeze to occur reaching into minnesota and to the dakotas even just starting to nip the northeastern corner of nebraska and that cold air will change ow how it feels and combine that with the low pressure system with counter clockwise rotation, possibly giving us a couple of morning snow showers. marci, t.j. >> paul, yes, who invited jack frost to the party? paul, thank you so much. want to turn now to our exclusive interview with elian gonzales. remember that name? he made headlines nearly 16 years ago just as a little boy. he's a grown man now.

senator rand paul! >> we will have williams to lead us in our pledge. >> right now we have to do the pledge first. how else do you smoke out the traitors? >> we do the pledge. but now, the kentuckian, rand paul! >> stevenson will now give the invocation i want to introralph alvarado. >> please welcome. >> please welcome lauren bottler. >> you are in for a real treat. >> i asked her 0 to come up and sing the national anthem. >> ♪ ♪ in the home of the and the home of the free! ♪ ♪ >> oh (bleep) that kid has pipes. >> that was amazing. i have to tell you this president thing doesn't work out, rand paul has a future as the next producer of the oscars. talking about put on a show, this guy came armed with four separate video packages, one on internet privacy, there was one on urban poverty, 30 minutes into the show i wanted to attend this event, from the guy who was announcing the president, there was even a video about rand paul going on with his wife when they met. >> i met him on a spring day, a c

williams? >> i think that i have led in this area clearly led conversation obviously. first by rolling out the plan. then by talking to the community. talking about hate speech, removing hate speech which the head of the fop has said a decent amount of police officers in philadelphia would be fired if the zero tolerance standard was applied. i think that should send chills up the spines of parents, mothers and fathers and people on this stage should understand that there is no pandering this moment. it is about action. so for me, the police commissioner is a fine man. but people, need to be replaced when they stand for a policy that people in the community simply don't trust. those three things, the plan authored by president of the you had, zero hate speech and replacing the police commissioner are all part of me. >> we have been over the last number of days soliciting questions, from some of our viewers, on facebook, and on six abc.com and on twitter and we have a question from lauren, and it

paul gold schmidt takes williams yard. two run blast. that closed the gap four-three. chase utley back at it. another rbi. hopefully he can keep going and bring us home. franco made it five-three. the game currently in the sixth phils up seven-four. >>> nhl playoffs the rangers are the favorite to win it all. they had a huge scare in the conference semis that after being down three-one to the capitals the march is to the conference finals. in their way is the tampa bay lightning the rangers strike first. 16 seconds left in the second period. a couple shots gets deflected and derek is there for the stick back. rangers go up one to nothing. go to the third. lightning have a power play. andre pollock takes advantage. ties the game at one all. the rangers are used to close games. every playoff game they've been has been decideed guy just one goal. this game no differ. dominic moore deflects chris hayes shot into the net. rangers take game 12-one. >>> it's been 37 years since a triple crown racing in horse racing. american pharaoh won the first leg the kentucky derby he's t

this is rene robinson, a cousin of malissa williams, and paul cristallo, attorney for timothy russell's family. >> that was my cousin. that was my baby cousin. i'm going to tell you something right now. they are killing kids. they're killing women now. they're doing whatever they want to do and nobody is not even doing nothing about it. >> not guilty is not the same as innocent. jumping on the foot of a car and firing on two unarmed people is hard to say is innocent. we respect the decision of the lawn court, found them not guilty, we want it to be known that, obviously, we feel he is culpable and that he is far from innocent as was the city of cleveland in the role in the situation. amy: the not guilty verdict sparked a day of protests in cleveland. hundreds of people rallied outside the cleveland justice center and near the home of the county prosecutor. >> after 4000 cases of injustice, we just adding another one to it. >> right. >> and make no mistake about it, we are calm, but we are mad as hell. amy: the protests later merged at the park where 12-year old tamir rice was killed by

rand paul's son william on tuesday appeared in court for his third crime. he was arrested earlier for drunken assault on a flight attendant. and then he got drunk and smashed his pickup into a parked car and total that. i thought i will watch and see what he receives -- a lot of times when you are a college kid boys will be boys. if you are a black or poor kid stealing a pack of cigarettes you will get hauled down and you will get read the riot act. the flight attendant assault the judge dropped the charges. on the first one it was a drunken and disorderly at the racetrack. this third time, when he crashed the car, he was not arrested and i don't think if a young white boy that is poor or a black person had crashed their car into a parked vehicle drunk and they said on his arrest that he was belligerent, i was surprised that the judge only gave him a suspended license for 45 days and a $700 fine which for rand paul, his kid in college that would be -- like nothing. so until we look at all of the different classes of people and what happens to them when they

in his opinion, paul box reasonably perceived a threat justifying a shotgun blast at russell and williams. in his opinion, christopher eric reasonably perceived a threat justifying at least two shots at russell and williams. in his opinion, will diaz reasonably perceived a threat justifying at least three shots at russell and williams. in his opinion, brian sabolick reasonably perceived a threat justifying at least four shots at russell and williams. in his opinion, michael farley reasonably perceived a threat justifying at least four shots at russell and williams. in kitsaris' opinion, william demcheck reasonably perceived a threat just dpiing at least four shots at russell and williams in his opinion, randy patrick reasonably perceived a threat justifying at least nine shots at russell and williams. in his opinion, michael rinkas reasonably perceived a threat justifying at least nine shots at russell and williams. in his opinion, aaron o'donnell reasonably perceived a threat justifying at least 11 shots at russell and williams. scott sistak according to kitsaris reasonably perceived a t

we'll talk to the president of the naacp cornell william brooks. we're also going to talk to congressman paul ryan which is chairman of the powerful ways and means committee. he has some ideas about how we can do some work on easing the poverty that is in so many of these areas around the country. he has a pretty unusual take on all this and some very interesting ideas, but i've got to tell you both, jan and lesli, this story is not just about baltimore. this is a much bigger story. it is about the racial divide that is still existing in this country and this is beyond the police versus african american reallies. this is something that involve -- males. this is something that involves all of us and a lot that has to be done by people of goodwill on both sides. i think that is probably the lesson coming out of baltimore, but this is a story that is much bigger than just baltimore itself at least in my opinion. >> you got that right, bob. we'll be watching you sunday to get the take 6 you and your guests. >> thank you -- take of you and your guests.

we'll have reports from baltimore, we'll hear from naacp president cornell william brooks. and panel of experts and we'll talk with paul ryan, chairman of the house ways and means committee about his plans and latest on the tragedy in the mall. the good news from across the pond. britain has a new

we'll have reports from baltimore, we'll hear from naacp president cornell william brooks. and panel of experts and we'll talk with paul ryan, chairman of the house ways and means committee about his plans and latest on the tragedy in the mall. the good news from across the pond. britain has a new princess. it's all ahead because this is "face the nation." captioning sponsored by cbs good morning, we begin in baltimore with cbs news correspondent wyatt andrews. >> good morning, bob. related to the demonstrations here in baltimore last night there was a much different attitude yesterday especially compared to the violence that we saw on monday night. the difference in that mood came directly from the charges that were filed against the police on friday that six officers involved in the arrest of ready gray. thousands of people marched on saturday first assembling around city hall then occupying an intersection in northwest baltimore close to freddie gray's home. plenty of anger was expressed but there was also celebration due to friday's arrest of six police officers on char

we'll have reports from baltimore, we'll hear from naacp president cornell william brooks. and panel of experts and we'll talk with paul ryan, chairman of the house ways and means committee about his plans and latest on the tragedy in the mall. the good news from across the pond. britain has a new

bob schieffer's guests will include cornell william brooks head of the naacp. also congressman paul ryan republican of wisconsin. >>> one week after the devastating earthquake in nepal, more than 6,600 people are known dead and more than 14,000 injured. the government of nepal is asking for more aid, including food and tents. today, u.s. marines are arriving to help with the relief effort. a new cell phone video has emerged. it was made by a british woman caught in an avalanche after the earthquake. >> get down! ah! stay down! >> all climbers on the nepal side of mount everest have left the mountain. the climbing season is over. >>> britain's duchess of cambridge gave birth to a baby girl this morning. this is the second child for kate and her husband prince william. the baby has not been given a name yet. mark phillips is outside the hospital in london. mark good morning. >> reporter: good morning. well, the happy announcement this morning of eight pounds and three ounces birth of bouncing baby princess mother child, and father who was present for the birth al

we will also talk to the man jord leader in the state senate in maryland catherine pugh and paul ryan. a lot of people remember him as mitt romney's running mate. he is new chairman the of the most powerful committees in congress house weighs and means committee. has been making a study of poverty and impact that it has on communities like what happened in baltimore. so, we have a lot to talk about this morning, as we look beyond baltimore, and see what is going to be ahead for communities around the country, in this coming summer. >> yeah, certainly a huge issue right new you in our country. bob, we appreciate that preview, thanks. >> thanks, nicole. >>> still to come a treat from mother nature this weekend tons of sunshine and nice mild temperatures, carol is coming back to tell us about warmer weather on the way. >>> plus this... >> reporter: this shaving cream had one price on the shelf but another at the register. it happened with this tide detergent too. three on your sidings under cover shopping exposing a big problem at a major chain. >> it is definitely misleading to consumer

we also have admiral william gortney, commander of norad the u.s. north come mr. robert -- help me with the pronunciation salesses deputy secretary of defense for homeland integration and defense support of civil authorities at the united states department of defense, the honorable michael huerta administrator of the faa, the federal aviation administration, the honorable joseph clancy director of the united states secret service, mr. robert maclean chief of the united states park police and mr. kim dine chief of the united states capitol police. we welcome you all. approximate you are sunt to committee rules all witnesses are to be sworn before they testify. mr. blojet you are included as well. we would can:that all members -- or all of the panel please rise and raise your right hand. do you solemnly swear or affirm that the testimony you're about to give will be the truth the whole truth and nothing but the truth? thank you. you may be seated. let the record reflect that all the witnesses answered in the affirmative. >> all of your written statements will be ent

joining me now is paul costello family attorney and timothy russell's sister michelle. paul i want to get your reaction when you heard the judge read the verdict. >> well honestly, we wernl surprised. we were disappointed. we were hoping for a guilty verdict on some count, if not want manslaughter, potentially the felonious assault. we were disappointed. >> i can imagine. michelle, i know that during the conference, the news conference yesterday you got to crying when your sister-in-law spoke about the kind of person your brother was. have you and your family even had time to digest any of this? >> yes, we're -- it's very difficult. we're trying to digest it. i was very upset by the verdict. i just felt that something should have been done. i never thought that he would be convicted of manslaughter, but i felt with this particular case all the evidence that had been presented, there was so much evidence to show that there was coercion, there was a cover-up and i just think that the judge really ignored a lot of that information. and he basically just focused on whether

nigel paul farage. 16,026. [applause] craig mckinley. the conservative party candidate. 18888. [applause] >> independent, 61. [applause] alastair james murray, commonly known as al murray. 318. [applause] william thomas commonly known as will scoby. labour party. 11,740. russell james timson. liberal democrat. 932. [applause] a total of 163. the percentage turnout was 69.85. i do therefore declare that craig mckinley is duly elected as a member of parliament to south thanet constituency. [applause] >> well, ladies and gentlemen, i would like to start by thanking my wife for her constant support and also my parents, who have always been there in the background supporting but i think we ought to all think my predecessor who has been a source of strength for me and she served our community for years with great dedication. [applause] i would like to thank my campaign team and the many volunteers from nearby and further afield who have given their time. i would like to thank the police and returning officer and all of the staff for the efficiency of the election here in south thanet

paul, you are on next from chesapeake, virginia. caller: hello. yes, sir. my question is for both of you. c-span had a guest on a couple of weeks ago with a young lady that discussed the testing of products by the fda. and that many of the regulators go to work for these food companies. and when they put a product out on the market, they are taking the word of one food company's researchers and basically just signing off on that. as far as organic foods go, yes they are great, but the cost is double of the retail product. so, i would like for both your guests to address those issues. host: sorry, mr. williams. guest: certainly, i think within any regulated industry, we get people who will come from the industry and go into the food and drug administration. sometimes they leave the fda and go into the industry they regulate. what you want is people and fda who actually do have knowledge of how the industry operates. i don't think that that is a particular problem. certainly, a lot of the testing is done by food companies. the fda will review those tests to m

you have rand paul who thinks the freedom act goes too far. so they mostly err on the side of security but they recognize the need for civil liberty. host: william is next from tennessee calling on the democratic line. go ahead william. caller: yes. hello? host: hello, william, you're on the air. caller: yes. you know, i came here in 2001. and i went to school because when i came here, i was 21. i could not go to high school. so i went to local school in oregon. so before the iraq war. and i was like this war is not going to end good because i'm from south of there, if you know that. the sudan government and fighting -- so when i came here, i know it's bad. to invade iraq cause a lot of problems because it was like, you know, a bullet guy that's give away from the -- killing him was not an answer. they're saying what happened in libya. they go and took out gaddafi. host: so william, who do you plan to support in the next presidential election then? caller: ok yes. my problem is we are 100 senators. 435 congressmen. these number of 500 people d