. >>> communities in northern colorado are on the edge this evening over fears that a serial sniper may be targeting people at random. at least three people have been shot under mysterious circumstances so far. now police are racing to connect the dots and stop whoever may be pulling the trigger. nbc's jacob raskon has this report. >> reporter: they are questioning many who are otherwise living in a peaceful neighborhood in northern colorado. who is this so-called serial shooter? and where and when will he or she strike next? >> it's happening all over, and they can't seem to figure out, find the guy. i know it's tough, but it's scary. >> reporter: investigators admit, they don't have the answers, only saying that two shootings are definitely linked, and a third is likely. >> 911, what's the address of your emergency? >> i'm on my way right now, and somebody just hit me, and i'm bleeding from my neck, and i'm scared. >> reporter: the first victim, 20-year-old cori romero survived her attack shot in the neck during the day while merging on the interstate. several weeks later only five ma

two dead and one injured in northern colorado. the search for a possible serial shooter now more desperate. a task force investigating the shootings just wrapped up the press conference. they say there are similarities between all the cases. they're tackling this with unprecedented manpower, they say, and resources and want to reiterate the fbi is offering a $10,000 reward for information from the public. lester? all right. jacob raskon, thank you. >>> we've gotten our first look at the arsenal of weapons a man had inside his car when he jumped over the white house fence last fall and made it deep inside the building before he was finally taken down. our senior white house correspondent chris jansing has more. >> reporter: these are the weapons white house fence-jumper omar gonzalez brought to washington the day he scaled the fence. a machete, tomahawks, numerous knives, and a huge amount of ammunition. the cache found in his ford bronco is described in chilling detail in a 25-page sentencing report. >> the secret service had to c

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. >> fear is growing in northern colorado that a serial sniper may be on the loose. two people have been shot since april. this week a 65-year-old man was gunned down on a residential street in loveland colorado. the first two shootings under deed linked and now they are trying to figure out if the third shoot cigarette proof that a gunman is stalking the area. >> reporter: torn between grief and fear. >> it's hard but around here it's a little community and scary. >> reporter: a makeshift memorial marks the sixth deadly shooting in almost a decade in the town of loveland colorado. >> just beaten cancer. he was full of life. >> reporter: this 65-year-old man was shot and killed wednesday night while walking down a typically busy street. it's the third shooting in the past six weeks to rock northern colorado and residents can help wonder if they are all connected. >> sure seems like it. one of those things where you can't help to draw a correlation. >> reporter: the three shootings happened within 15 miles of each other. april 22nd a woman shot in the neck while drivi

northern california sass, nebraska, colorado and wyoming. it's from casper to denver that we've been dodging the severe thunderstorms the past two days in a row. we'll likely have another round later on this afternoon. flood potential this afternoon from omaha to kansas city. t.j. and kayna, back to you. >> justin, thank you so much. >> mourners in delaware paying respects to beau biden, the vice president's son was remembered at the state capitol for his service as attorney general and as a member of the national guard. vice president biden and his wife were joined by their children and grandchildren. president obama delivers the eulogy tomorrow. >>> and to presidential politics now and hillary clinton on the attack against her republican rivals. clinton accused several of the leading candidates of fear mongering over the issue of election fraud and she called for a system which would automatically register 18-year-olds to vote. the republican field expanding to -- expected to expand again in a few weeks here when jeb bush enters the race.

northern kansas nebraska back into colorado and wyoming. it's from casper to denver that we have been dodging the severe thunderstorms in the past two days. make it three. we'll likely have another round later on in afternoon. that will enhance the flood potential later on this weekend from omaha to kansas city. t.j. and kayna, back to you. >>> the other major story this morning. a security breach affecting millions of federal workers. >> their personal information, including social security numbers, may now be in the hands of chinese hackers. we're talking about major breach here. >> reporter: absolutely. good morning, t.j. good morning, kayna. the largest breach of federal employee data so far. millions being warned to watch their credit closely. the intent of the cyber attack is still unclear this morning. the hackers have access to the sensitive personal information of up to 4 million current and past government employees. it could be used for financial fraud or worse, espionage. the massive breach discovered in april by security expert

today, folks in northern colorado were cleaning up after homes got slammed by tornadoes hail, and floods. adriana diaz is in larimer county colorado. >> reporter: multiple tornadoes tore through colorado last night dumping heavy rains and marble-sized hail by the hand full. in one denver neighborhood today, motorists had to dig out from piles of hail more than a foot high that left cars trapped in the street. about an hour north of denver, near berthoud, tornadoes left more than a dozen homes seriously damaged. some were completely destroyed. fire chief stephen charles says most residents took cover in basements or nearby shelters. no one died. >> it's a miracle. if you could see the house on the other side if there was anyone in it they wouldn't have gotten out alive. >> reporter: monica wasn't in berthoud when the storm hit. she returned this morning to find her home reduced to rubble. >> i could have been in the house. my grand kids could have been in the house but we weren't. so that's got to be grateful for that. >> reporter: next door, her niece rachel's family home was heavily dam

. >>> communities in northern colorado are experiencing a fear similar to what we experienced during those beltway sniper attacks. >> police say a serial shooter may be be on the loose. aaron gilchrist reports on an intense manhunt going on right now before that shooter kills again. >> bleeding uncontrollably on the side of the road. >> reporter: the fbi and local law enforcement are desperately searching for what they fear is a shooerial shooter targeting northern colorado. >> help us look. keep your eyes open. pay attention in your neighborhoods. >> reporter: the first victim, 20-year-old kory ra marrow survived her attack, shot in april while driving on i-25. other drivers in the area reported random shattered windows but no injuries. several weeks later in nearby winsor 47-year-old john jacoby was gunned down while riding his bike, the small town's first homicide in eight years. shortly after, law enforcement announced the shootings were connected. they formed a task force and offered a $10,000 reward. then on wednesday night, 65-year-old grandfather and cancer survivor bill conn

. >>> three shootings in northern colorado in six weeks have neighbors tense. police have linked the first two and are working to connect the third. that's still ahead. >>> welcome back. residents of a town in the u.s. state of colorado are taking pecautions after a man was shot dead walking down the street. now police are investigating if it's connected to two other random killings in a nearby town. >> reporter: torn between grief and fear. >> it's just hard. but around here, it's -- it's a little community and it's scary. >> reporter: a makeshift memorial marks only the sixth deadly shooting in almost a decade in the town of loveland, colorado. >> he had just beaten cancer. he was full of life. >> reporter: 65-year-old william canol shot and killed wednesday night while walking down a typically busy street. it's now the third shooting in six weeks to rock northern colorado and residents can't help but wonder if they're all connected. >> sure seems like it. it's one of those things where you can't help but draw a correlation to it. >> reporter: the three shoot

here we are with this situation in northern colorado. i know you're not on the inside of this investigation, but based upon what you've read what you know what does it appear to look like in your opinion? >> i don't think they would call this a serial sniper case. right now they've only got two shootings that have been linked together. they're being close about how they're able to link those shootings. that's probably smart on their part. it's just everyone needs to increase their awareness, be more vigilant about their surroundings report any strange activity of anyone they know of that's not acting right or has talked or shown a lot more interest about this shooting so that the authorities can look into it. >> i mean you heard the woman that we just heard from where she was saying she tries to avoid this highway, i-25 as much as she can. she puts her kids in the back of the car. they try not to ride bikes late at might. this is affecting day-to-day activities of some of these folks who live in these parts of colorado. here you have thi

we have some pictures here, too. >>> northern colorado right here getting hilt with some ugly weather. here's some if you believe clouds near simla. -- here's some funnel clouds near simla. six homes were damaged. other areas saw tornadoes, hail and flooding. at least three homes were destroyed. so far there are no reports of injuries. >>> time now is 5:50. new safety concerns on drone use in the bay area. why bridge officials want stricter regulations on where this is the "name your price" tool. it gives you options based on your budget -- it's a piece of cake. i was told there would be cake. get a free quote at progressive.com. >>> san francisco 62. of for oakland. 74 in san jose. 76 in santa rosa. we'll have the complete forecast coming up in just a few minutes. >>> and the metering lights are on at the bay bridge. you're backed up beyond the overpass at this point. extra busy near the incline. we have some caltrans there off to the right side of the roadway causing a distraction. looks good as you head past there into san francisco. we'll check the bay bridge coming up. >>> the go

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who knows what he could have done >>> police in northern colorado fear a sniper may be on the loose. a 65-year-old was shot dead vek tim of a random attack. they are trying to determine if the killing is connected to a pair of shoot i'ming in the area -- shootings in the area including one in which a man riding a bike was kill. >> former governor rick perry is making another presidential run, making it official in an airplane hangar in dallas. perry said president obama made a mistake when he pulled u.s. troops out of iraq. he said if elected he'd boost homeland security yip. >> we have the power to make things new again, projects our strength and get the economy going. that is why today i am running for the presidency of the united states of america. >> he officially threw his hat into the ring for 2016. five more will announce soon that they are running. >> joe watkins, an aide for president bush joins us. >> by the time it's said and done we can see 20 republicans running, governors, senators business women, a doctor. is it good for the party, or could it be muddying the message?

new on "action news" a string of storms spawned three tornadoes in northern colorado yesterday. as many as 30 homes were damaged. the violent storms brought baseball sized hail to the areas. some areas received 3 inches of rain and others received 8 inches. no injuries were reported. >>> a school official in mississippi spoke publicly about taking action about a noisy group. arrest warrants were issued for three out of four people who were killed out of last month's ceremony for suburbing the peace. he claims that family and friends are starting to make the ceremonies unbearable. >>> a neighborhood in austin, texas have a difficult digs to decision to make all the streets were named for olympians, since bruce jenner is one of the streets, he is now kaitlin, they have to make the decision to change the name. >>> a detective turns the table on two robbers who try to hold him up on the ground at gun pint. an update is next. r. so my doctor told me about botox® an fda-approved treatment that significantly reduces headache days for adults with chronic migraine. 15 or more headache d

. >>> relatives are picking up the pieces as tornadoes ripped through northern colorado and twisters touched down last night destroying three homes and damaging two dozen others the strong system hit the denver area bringing hail the size of quarters in spots. no injuries were reported. >>> officials in oregon employed a rather unique strategy to rid its docks of sea lions they made a fake whale it's a fibrer fiberglass orca, the squatters are refusing to leave their sunny spot and what is impacting the local economy. >> we could wipe out the fish in our rivers and the jobs created to process and feed our nation. >> well as bad luck would have it the fake orca is plagued with mechanical issues and has trouble staying afloat. but clearly they were not buying. >>> coming up the latest jobs report is out and we have the new numbers for you plus problems persist for southwest airlines website what the company is doing. >>> the latest jobs report is out and better than expected. the u.s. labor department says that the u.s. added 280,000 jobs in may the strong showing suggests that employe

. >>> some nasty weather plaguing parts of northern colorado. here's a look at a funnel cloud near the town of simla. at least 6 homes were damaged there. other areas saw tornadoes, hail, and some flooding. at least three homes were demolished in another town. so far, no reports of any injuries. >>> san francisco will not be getting $2 million in grants to test rape kits. the kits can help investigators solve sex crimes but san francisco and many other cities have backlogs. in december, san francisco tested and cleared a backlog of more than 700 cases. there are still more dating back to the 1970s. the police chief says now is not the time for grants. he says the old case files are disorganized and his crime lab can't handle the cases until they are sorted. >> you want all that money to go towards the testing of the kids not towards administrative overhead so when we get to that we'll apply for a grant or use general funds because it is a priority. >> the district attorney's office could not apply for the funding without the police department's

it's now the third shooting in the past six weeks to rock northern colorado and residents can't help but wonder if they're all connected. >> it sure seems like it doesn't it. it's one of those things where you can't help but draw a correlation to it. >> reporter: the three shootings happened within about 15 miles of each other. april 22nd, a woman shot in the neck while driving on interstate 25. on may 18th a man shot and killed while riding a bicycle on a rural road. investigators have linked these two shootings. they still don't know about the third. >> there are enough likenesses to this case that we as an agency immediately reached out to the task force that is assigned to investigate this and other crimes with us. >> reporter: that task force includes the fbi. investigators won't talk about the evidence the type of weapon used or whether they had have a suspect profile. mike brew shard, who helped investigate the d.c. snimer attacks in 2002 cautions about jumping to conclusions. >> i don't think they would call this a serial sniper case. right now they've only got two shootings

. >>> tornados rip through northern colorado leaving behind a path of destruction. >> reporter: we're live in port richmond at arrest minuting and somerset street. at times we're seeing drops of run coming down. coming up we have issues on the southeast and he thinks and check the blue route in just a few minutes. >> scientists have discovered a new dinosaur and nicknamed it after a comic book character. we'll tell you about it in the morning buzz. that's a hard question. (laughing) we are the fay family from chesapeake, virginia. williamsburg is just beautiful. because we have thrill seekers and not such thrill seekers, i try to find something that everybody likes. this is a very good spot to do that. the most exhilarating part about this vacation was being with the whole family. it was amazing. >> good morning everyone, 5:14 on this friday, taking a live look at philadelphia international airport. 57 degrees right now, we have showers moving through the area, very spotty, though. >> let's see how things are looking if you're starting the commute. good morning. >> reporter: you can d

. >>> the fbi joined an investigation into highway shootings in northern colorado, this after police linked at least two shootings to the same gun. a woman who was shot and wounded and a person on a bike shot and killed a month later. at least seven other people have reported their drivers side or passenger side windows suddenly shattered while they drove on or near the same highway, interstate 25, and there's now a $10,000 reward for information. >>> well heavy storms still rolling through our region. topper is tracking them all on doppler 9,000, his >>> in tonights health alert there are two things some of us can expect year around, that is change in the weather and some types we'll get a headache. >> andrea explains the two may be related. >> reporter: the national headache foundation took a survey and the majority of participants say they feel weather is a trigger to their headache or migraines. >> was it just coincidence or is there relationship between headaches and weather? >> this is one of those things still a mystery to our scientific community. >> doctors say while many pe

. >> reporter: the shootings have happened in a 15-mile radius of the town of loveland in northern colorado. the latest victim, 65-year-old william connole, a grandfather shot and killed on his walk wednesday night. >> it's very scary. you don't want to walk at night. >> reporter: two others have been hit. cori romero survived. john jacoby, shot and killed. police say they have connected those two shootings, but are still working to determine if the most recent one is the work of the same shooter. even if the ballistics do match, experts say it's not uncommon for a shooter to change weapons. david? >> howthank you. >>> now to the massive government data breach. federal sources pointing the finger at china tonight. china responding with a message of its own for the u.s. pierre thomas tonight. >> reporter: the hack of office of personnel management computers has exposed the names, dates of birth and social security numbers of those 4 million current and former government employees. but the office also conducts 90% of federal security clearances. >> imagine if they get enough information about

. >>> residents in northern colorado are on alert today after police linked two shootings on public roads. about 60 miles north of denver, a woman was wounded in april and a man killed in may in what had appeared to be random shootings. danielle nottingham reports. >> reporter: the town of windsor had not had a homicide in eight years until a cyclist was shot twice and died. a month earlier, a 20-year-old woman was shot in her car. >> this week we did recover evidence that links these two shootings together. >> reporter: cory romero says she was driving along interstate 25 when her window shattered. romero was shot twice in the neck. >> i don't think it's fair people should have to go out and fear for their lives when they're driving to work. >> reporter: on may 18th john jacoby was found dead next to his bicycle. the 48-year-old was involved in so many community activities people there called him the unofficial mayor of windsor. >> he knew more people than anybody in town. >> in nearby larimer counter several drivers reported their windshields were shattered including randy lyndbloom. >>

this twister was one of many spotted in northern colorado. the storm brought flooding and marble size hail to larimer county last night. you can hear those -- that hail dropping there. that is about an hour outside of denver. at least 30 homes were destroyed. no one was hurt. can you imagine the dents in your car from hail that big? >> awful stuff. our weather is great. nothing to complain about here. >> good. we need perspective like that. >> what do we have today, tom? >> well, some people are complaining about lack of sunshine but we'll get some back by this afternoon. it's still cloudy, sprinkles and drizzle, mist falling. light rain in prince george's county around the beltway there as well as along 95, the beltway as well in montgomery county. fairfax county is wet and inside the beltway just some sprinkles. farther south getting some light sprinkles. fauquier and loudoun county as well. all of these are moving off to the north and west. another cool morning from the mountains to the chesapeake bay and some caution with the wet pavement

. >>> severe storms charged across northern colorado, bringing heavy rain and several reports of tornadoes. roofs were ripped off vehicles upended. the storm damaged more than 30 homes yesterday. if that wasn't enough, hail pelted some areas in central colorado, about 100 miles outside denver. it was almost as big as a baseball and hard enough to punch a hole in a roof. the hail caused significant damage to cars, trucks and homes but fortunately no one's been injured. >>> here in our area the weather is starting to change, just as the weekend arrives. this is the dreary weather finally out of here. let's get the answer from storm team4 chief meteorologist doug kammerer in the storm center. what about it doug? >> it's out of here. it's really looking much, much better. the longer we go throughout the afternoon the better it gets. a lot of you on facebook and twitter saying rg the sun, i'm finally seeing the sun. not everybody is seeing it but the storm system is finally starting to pull out. a lot more clouds out toward the east. you are starting to see some clearing and some blue skies out

. >>> powerful storms are slamming parts of northern colorado. let's look at some funnel clouds at least 6 homes were damaged there. other areas saw hail and flooding. several homes were destroyed. no reports of injuries. >> don't you in this? don't you miss it, michelle, all those tornadoes and snow and wind and -- >> well, it's exciting, though. it is exciting. >> nothing like a foot of snow may 1st. [ laughter ] >> hello. >> i would take this weather any day, yes. >>> we are starting out with nice -- actually pretty nice weather in the bay area. things begin to warm up to the near 80-degree range inland. we'll be near 90 by monday. meantime we go to the top of sutro cam and see there's some fog drifting in over the city. but we are starting out with partly cloudy skies for the most part. in concord 56 degrees. san francisco has 54. santa rosa 52. here's what's happening. low pressure that was over the bay area yesterday now is sinking south over los angeles, san diego gets kicked inland so the sierra will get some thunderstorms but all that tr

colorado. she's face blizzards rain, hail, but never this. is it in your mind that somebody out there might take a shot? >> absolutely. yes. >> reporter: that's pretty scary. >> it is. it is scary. but something could happen to us like that going to work. >> i thought i had been in an accident. >> reporter: it started with the late-night shooting of cori romero about six weeks ago on the interstate. a bullet passed through her neck. >> the pull-down mirror was down, and that's when i saw they weren't cuts, there were holes on each side. recall then on may 18th, john jackoby was shot twice and killed riding his bicycle in the city of windsor about 60 miles north of denver. >> we linked the two shootings with evidence. >> reporter: windsor police chief john michaels, whose department is working with local sheriff's and the f.b.i., won't say what evidence linked the shootings, but he's warning the half million people in the immediate area to be cautious. are you worried you're dealing with somebod

john henry smith is here with the latest. >> loveland, colorado is a really quiet northern colorado town and as such, three shootings in six weeks all within 15 miles of each other are very unusual. law enforcement is working around the clock searching for what they believe is a single gunman. >> a male is on the sidewalk, not breathing bleeding uncontrollably. >> the 65-year-old died on that sidewalk just blocks from his home. police say a gunshot killed him and they fear it was fired by someone who's done this before. >> we don't know if this is related to the other shootings and we don't know if there is somebody or somebodies that is inflicting these crimes in the community. there is a tendency for fear. >> the fear is that a serial shooter may be at large. investigators say they have already found links between two other unsolved shootings around loveland, located 50 miles north of denver. on april 22, 20-year-old cory romero survived being shot in the neck. >> you don't really think that something like that would happen to you just driving home from work. >> on may 18, six miles fr

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. >> reporter: the shooting is one of several on roads across northern colorado in the last few weeks. a task force previously linking two nearby shootings. the first in april, along interstate 25. driver cori romero hit by a bullet in the neck. >> it's on both sides of my neck. i'm just really scared. >> reporter: she survived. >> i'm still in shock. you don't think something like that would happen to you driving home from work. >> reporter: in may, a second shooting about six miles away. john jacoby shot twice. killed while riding his bike. now this third shooting ten miles away. >> my guess is it's probably the same shooter. that fits the pattern of other highway-type shooters. they keep doing it until they get caught. >> reporter: task force investigators are attempting to connect seven recent reports of motorists with shattered windows. it's not clear if those involved gunfire. for "good morning america," clayton sandell, abc news, loveland, colorado. >>> now the abc news exclusive. new information about sexual misconduct allegations against former house speaker dennis hastert. h

. >>> the mystery causing tension in northern colorado. three people gunned down in last two months. two of them linked to the same shooter. latest on that investigation coming up. >>> deepening questions about a rash of unsolved shootings making people in colorado than easy. a man was shot brokelocks from his home in loveland. now the investigators are looking to see if a serial shooter is on the loose. we have the latest from denver. >> reporter: this is the latest vick was shot. he was actually a few blocks from his house when he was gunned down. now at this point, authorities are not saying there is a firm link to the other shootings, only there is a likeness. at this point, an agency task force is investigating whether or not there is a connection. as we have been recording, this is the third shooting in the area in the past six weeks. in april, a 20-year-old woman shot in her car as she was about to get on the freeway. she was shot through the neck and survived. a month later, a 48-year-old man shot along a country road. his bike fou

. >>> tornadoes are touching down in northern colorado. one twister damaged three homes, but so far there are no reports of injuries. the crews are trying to reach other homes that may be damaged or destroyed. but are slowed down by the violent weather. it is causing flooding 40 miles north of denver and they are recovering from devastating floods. now here is "red eye." >> welcome to "red eye." hello, everyone. i'm joanne nosuchunsky. let's welcome our guests. if other guests suck she will have to carry the show. i am here with terry sheffield. andy is so smart he uses 11% of his brain allegedly. it is tv's andy levey. you may recognize him as the guy selling ninja weapons out of his van. it is gavin mcginnis writer for screet carnage.com. -- street carnage.com. he put the dip and lo into diplomatic. >> a block. the lede. that's the first story. >> and then there were 17. rick perry tossed his cowboy hat into the crowded republican presidential candidate ring on thursday. as the law requires, he was introduced with a country rap song. a p

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fox 31 in denver with residents covering the assessment of the storms in northern colorado, at least 25 homes damaged there. in denver, a bizarre hailstorm pounded a neighborhood with up to 2 feet of hail making it look like snow had fallen. fox 5 in new york with a staten island plumber who won the powerball jackpot but didn't realize it until weeks later. anthony pinned his lucky ticket behind a basement pipe for six weeks before someone told him a winning ticket had yet to be claimed. he says he plans to continue working but relax a little more. i bet. >>> and this is a live look at hartford from fox connecticut, our affiliate there. they are calling for what one man wishing a cat really did get his tongue. >> what is the problem? >> the problem is my cat was getting too aggressive and i was inside and then he attacked me and scratched me on the leg and bite me. so me and my wife we come outside and now we cannot go in the home for lining three or four hours. >> and you said this is a cat? >> yeah. >> the police came out and helped get control of the aggressive 7 1/2 pound cat. no

the northern colorado serial shooter may have struck again. a woman was driving on the interstate when her car windows shattered out of nowhere. several cars have had their windows shattered in that same stretch of road. police in colorado say they don't have any physical evidence to tie the reports together, but they say the same person could be behind the incidents. >>> it was a big night for the british and women on broadway. >> and the american theater tony goes to helen meren. >> you're majesty, you did it again. >> that's helen meren accepting an award last night. one made history as a best. they also won for best score and book making the first time all female teams have won this caps a truly banner year for broadway. new plays boosted broadway to a fantastic record breaking year of ticket sales according to new york times. >> temperatures climbing quickly into the upper 70s and low 80s. 75 in annapolis. 77 in gaithersburg. and even 77 into st. mary's county. hourly temperatures around town we'll continue climbing. the high around 87 de

authorities are surveying the damage from tornadoes that swept through northern colorado overnight. those of the top stories at this hour. as we mentioned, the labor department report on jobs and wages for the month of may far outstripped expectations. the u.s. economy added 280,000 new jobs across many industries, especially automakers, retailers, and in local governments. workers are making more money for a change. wages rose 2.3%, compared to a year ago. a pace we only reach twice as the financial crisis. what makes a business confident enough not just a higher, but also pay more? joining the is the cofounder of a dinner delivery app that raised more than 20 million -- $100 million in venture capital. me is lindsay. let me start with you. the jobs report today, it was better than people expected, that's the good news. this?r any bad linings in lindsay: it certainly be expectation. themarket has lowered expectation for labor gains from 300,000 down to 200,000. the market was elated with this number. when we look at the underlying fundamentals, on a three-month average, it leaves l

fox 31 in denver with residents covering the assessment of the storms in northern colorado, at least 25 homes damaged there. in denver, a bizarre hailstorm pounded a neighborhood with up to 2 feet of hail making it look like snow had fallen. fox 5 in new york with a staten island plumber who won the powerball jackpot but didn't realize it until weeks later. anthony pinned his lucky ticket behind a basement pipe for six weeks before someone told him a winning ticket had yet to be claimed. he says he plans to continue working but relax a little more. i bet. >>> and this is a live look at hartford from fox connecticut, our affiliate there. they are calling for what one man wishing a cat really did get his tongue. >> what is the problem? >> the problem is my cat was getting too aggressive and i was inside and then he attacked me and scratched me on the leg and bite me. so me and my wife we come outside and now we cannot go in the home for lining three or four hours. >> and you said this is a cat? >> yeah. >> the police came out and helped get control of the aggressive 7 1/2 pound cat. no

police are investigating potential serial shooting spree in northern colorado. police have already linked two shootings over the past six weeks including a driver who was hit on the way home and a man shot and killed riding his bicycle. they are trying to figure out if a third shooting is connected. in the latest incident a 65-year-old grandfather found dead on a sidewalk western night shot in the chest. >> there are enough likenesses to this case. we as an agency reached out to the task force. >> shock. you don't think something like that would happen to you driving home from work. >> task force investigators also attempt to connect at least seven reports of drivers with shattered windows. it's not clear that those involved gunfire. alison: a french prosecutor says the germanwings copilot andreas lubitz reached out to dozens of doctors before crashing the jetliner in the french alps. this suggests he was seeking advice but it was about undisclosed ailment. investigators say lubitz had a history of depression. and he intentionally crashed the plane. all 150 peop