>> all right, rob marciano with us tonight. rob, thank you. >>> and harvey weinstein making news tonight. he's now been transferred to rikers island in new york city. he was moved from bellevue hospital more than a week after being found guilty of criminal sexual assault and rain. doctors inserted a stent in his heart last night. he now faces up to 29 years in prison when he's sentenced next week. >>> there is still much more ahead on "world news tonight" this thursday. disturbing video of a violent police arrest in new york. officers confronting a young man, allegedly smoking marijuana, appearing to kick him to the ground. >>> there are late developments today in the missing children's case making national headlines. their mother has now been extradited back to idaho and the fbi releasing new images tonight of the children at yellowstone. what they reveal about the photos and when they were taken. >>> and then the driver who did not see the train coming. authorities say she is lucky to be alive tonight. a lot more news ahead.

>> rob marciano in nashville tonight. rob, thank you. >>> we're going to turn now to the fireworks at the supreme court today. the justices today hearing a key case on abortion rights. it's a big test for president trump's picks, justices neil gorsuch and brett kavanaugh. outside the court, senate minority leader chuck schumer with a heated warning. >> i want to tell you, gorsuch, i want to tell you, kavanaugh, you have released the whirlwind and you will pay the price. you won't know what hit you, if you go forward with these awful decisions. >> so, let's bring in terry moran tonight. and terry, because the chief justice john roberts delivering a rare rebuke late today to senator schumer. >> reporter: that's right, david. a sharp and extraordinary rebuke , eusticele ago, threatening highest levelse, they are dangerous. all members of the court will continue to do their job without fear or favor from what quarter. now, senator schumer's office fired back, claiming that the senaalngut thepriceha senate republicans would fa

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rob marciano tonight with the latest track. hey, rob. >> reporter: hi, david. unfortunately, the pattern is resetting for more rounds of severe weather and still dealing with that front that brought the tornadoes to tennessee. it stretches right up here into the northeast and i expect that round of storms here in through new york, philly and d.c. overnight, stretching down through the carolinas and georgia and the next stronger wave is coming into texas. central texas will get it tonight, during the dangerous overnight hours again. into houston, down i-10, new orleans, bill lucky, mobile tomorrow. dangerous, damaging winds, potentially some tornadoes and flooding rains. that pushes into north florida and south georgia on thursday. david? >> the devastating picture from the south tonight. rob, thank you. >>> also concern over the coronavirus in the u.s. widening tonight. nine people have died in washington state and that new york city case, now a new one. two new states reporting their first cases tonight. georgia and north carolina added to the map. and that se

let's get right to rob marciano. >> reporter: tonight, multiple tornadoes slamming the south. this massive twister caught on camera heading to jonesboro, arkansas. widespread damage already seen, destroying buildings, ripping off roofs and overturning cars. this tire store absolutely demolished. first responders looking for anyone hurt or trapped in the rubble. >> rob marciano reporting on that breaking news. when we come back a concert for the soul. stay with us. stay with us. which includes preservision... because he said a multi- vitamin alone may not be enough. and it's my vision, my morning walk, my sunday drive, my grandson's beautiful face. only preservision areds2 contains the exact nutrient formula recommended by the national eye institute to help reduce the risk of moderate to advanced amd progression. it's how i see my life. because it's my vision... preservision. i'm working to make connections of a different kind. adp helps canyon ranch place the right people in the right jobs, so employees like dave can achieve what they're working for. my money should work as ha

you can send them to #askgma. >>> time now for weather and rob marciano. hey, rob. >> hi, eva. anxiety certainly high with the coronavirus and with tornadoes after this week but fear not this is not a tornado. this is a fire whirl in grant county, oklahoma from a controlled burn that locals were doing out ahead of what's going to become a high risk day. a couple of days across the plains because, one, lack of rain recently, two, low levels of humidity with this air mass and, three, look at this, these temperatures are well above average, 10 to 20 degrees above average and four it'll be windy. hot dry conditions that may lead to fire potential. that warm air is going to push itil me pring t. into the 60s on sunday and in chicago near 70. in st. louis, even new york city getting up to the 60s and d.c. cherry blossoms a-popping. 71. time for y a -- >>> good saturday morning. more clouds than rain, but keel keel keep the chances of shourps through noontime in the south bap. highs in the 50s today pb partly cloudy, a chilly night tonightr >> this weather report sponsored by chase br

we love it. >>> let's check the weather with our weather nerd, rob marciano. >> yes. good morning, everybody. mt. washington, over 6,000 feet in the air. couple things to look at here. that's not the moon. that's venus amplified by thin clouds and that little streak is the international space station coming in over a little bit of a time exposure there. clear skies over mt. washington. cool across much of the northeast today. let's go to the southwest, the next storm coming in, continued cool showery weather over southern california will continue. this will get into the plains, monday, tuesday. >>> good sunday morning. waking up to some sun. we'll see increasing clouds. temperature pretty mild. by the afternoon a few showers. 60s with light showers and maybe a thunderstorm towards the later afternoon, and early evening hour >>> this weath >>> this weather report is sponsored by state farm insurance. guys, back over to you. >> thank you, rob. thank you. again, just so inspired by these scientists doing that amazing work. thank you for bringing that to us. >> all of the

rob marciano joins us with the forecast. rob, good evening. >> reporter: good evening, tom. this storm will ride a strong jet stream and bring high impact beginning with southern california. some advisories as wind moves in. some showers, maybe thunderstorms as well. we have advisories up for the mountains and in denver, colorado. could see accumulating snows there in the next 24 this thing rides into texas. tuesday, a severe weather threat from del rio to lufkin. and coming with rounds of heavy rain across the gulf states. 2, 3, maybe 4 to 5 inches of rain there. warm air up in the northeast, temperatures approaching 60 degrees, mild weather for the primaries taking place in new england. tom? >> rob, thank you. >>> now to the violent incident caught on camera, and a major reversal by law enforcement in chicago. here's zachary kiesch. >> reporter: tonight, the fbi and local authorities are reviewing this video showing police in chicago shooting a man at a subway station. >> shoot him, shoot him! stop resisting! >> reporter: the officers had stopped the man for walking betwee

abc's senior meteorologist rob marciano tracking it all tonight. rob, good evening. >> reporter: good evening, tom. it hit 59 degrees here in central park. we'll be even warmer tomorrow out ahead of this first of two systems. let's take a look at that one, coming through the midwest. this will help the fire situation in oklahoma. rain. chicago as well tomorrow. there's that warm air out ahead of it. temperatures not just 60s, but could hit 70 in philly. 72 in d.c. the next storm coming in the southwest, that's going to be more potent and rotates into southern california on tuesday. could have heavy rain with this. flash flooding and mudslides is a possibility. tom? >> all right, rob, thank you for that. >>> and there's much more ahead on "world news tonight" this sunday. the striking images. first responders saving the lives of at least 40 people from an inferno that erupted in the middle of the night. >>> plus, the all-out search for a teenage girl who disappeared more than two weeks ago. police say she may be in danger. >>> and the plane crash ri

rob marciano reports. >> reporter: the terrifying tornado outbreak slamming through the heartland. >> oh my gosh, what are we even doing? >> reporter: workers inside this store in jonesboro helplessly watching one of at least 17 reported twisters. >> oh geez! >> reporter: sirens blaring as the ef-3 tornado tears through the city, winds up to 140 miles per hour. at least 18 injured in arkansas. >> no fatalities, thank god. we reported this in the last 30 minutes. the rescue effort is complete. >> reporter: the tornado demolishing parts of the business district, including the mall. fortunately most of the stores closed because of the covid-19 outbreak. this storm delivering a cruel twist. jared burks, a doctor on the frontlines whose image we brought you of him distancing from his 1-year-old zeke, his home destroyed by that tornado. >> i feel like the house lifted up and then slammed back down. i said, god, i'm not ready to die yet. luckily, i guess he heard me, because i'm still here. >> reporter: that doctor riding the storm out by himself in that closet. just can't catch a break. mor

. >> rob marciano is in new york city with a look at what's ahead. >> great to be with both of you. lots coming up on "gma." the new cruise ship in crisis, passengers are being tested for coronavirus off the coast of california after a former passenger dies. your governor declaring a state of emergency and now there's new cases on the east coast. dr. jen ashton is standing by answering your coronavirus questions all morning long. so send them in to our facebook and twitter and instagram accounts. >>> plus alex trebek's powerful message on the one-year mark of being diagnosed with pancreatic cancer. how his wife, his faith and all of you are helping him beat the odds. >>> and an incredible deals and steals blowout. we're celebrating women's history month with all companies that are started and run by women. 14 of them. you do not want to miss it on a jam packed thursday on "gma." reginald and kumasi, back over to you. >> thank you, robert. checking on that thursday. ust making sure. thursday. >> mm-hmm. >>> we hear a lot about retailers closing stores. one luxury brand is opening a b

rob marciano is here. good morning, rob. >> good morning, mary. great to have you here. we're watching a fast-moving fire that hopefully will calm down a little bit later today into tomorrow. this is what was going on in beaver, oklahoma, yesterday. over 10,000 acres was this fire. it caused some evacuations in this small town, windy, dry conditions, sort of be the case again today. but we're looking at this next system that's hitting san francisco to bring rain to the plains. that will help things out. san francisco hadn't seen rain in 37 days. this is their wet season. a remarkable dry february they had. this system gets into the plains and will help the fire situation in kansas city. back through tulsa seeing rain tomorrow, and eventually getting into the northeast. this doesn't look like it's that big a deal. some rain from d.c. to boston. the next system coming in, this does look like a big deal for southern >>> we've lost janai and now we have lost eva. i don't know what you gentlemen are doing on that side of the desk, but it's great to have you, mary. >> we're ki

. >> rob marciano is in nashville, tennessee with a look at what's ahead. ahead. >> 24 fatalities across the state of ptennessee, we'll have the latest from here and the latest on the coronavirus and politics, what happened last night and super tuesday primaries across 14 states. that and much more guys coming up on "gma." see you soon. >> all right. thank you. >>> here's your chance to own a piece of literary history. the unusual former home of shell silverstein is up for sale. >>> and a child in danger dangling off the side of an suv as it drives through a texas parking lot. >>> and as you get your day into gear and as the sun is coming up a live look outside of downtown san francisco. we'll be right back. we saw the earthquake grace in bold was offering a grant program. i signed up and i was actually selected it leaves the house in tack. you now know that in the next earthquake your house will be standing and we also got a discount on our earthquake insurance. if there is an earthquake. our house has a better chance of surviving in. . >>> all right. welc

. >>> a check of the forecast with rob marciano. it hasn't felt like much of a winter on the east coast. other parts of the country, different story. >> this is a great time to go skiing this time of year. spring skiing or powder, but 50 or more resort have closed in the past day or so because of the virus. folks getting up to lake tahoe, stalk on i-80. this is a westbound late shut down because of the heavy snow there. winds gusting at 50 miles per hour. alpine, they have shut down not because of the snow but because of the wind. portland, oregon, snow falling and they're seeing some of their trees blossoming, too this is very late in the season to get snow in portland. and this is a slow-moving storm. we're looking at another couple of rain in the valleys, snow in the mountains. could see 4 feet to 6 feet of it. before it traverses into the plains. >>> good sunday morning. on and off showers to start the day. we'll see a few more breaks in the north bay later on today. temperatures are cool, and looking at a few more showers for y

rob marciano is going to have a lot more on that in just a moment. first to victor oquendo in hard hit donelson. good morning, victor. >> reporter: good morning, amy. we are east of nashville. an ef-3 tornado with winds up to 165 miles per hour destroyed everything in sight. at this home just a few walls left standing. you can see a bed and a dresser in place and as you take a look from above, this is all that's left here in this neighborhood. the devastation stretches for at least a mile. a school was also destroyed. >> reporter: devastation across central tennessee. >> people were crying and screaming. i mean we didn't know what was going on. >> reporter: two massive tornados ripping through communities in and around nashville killing at least 24 people. >> the devastation is heartbreaking. >> reporter: violent power flashes lighting up the night sky. the twisters wreaking havoc as people slept, with many still missing. at this airport the storm tossing these small jets around. homes flattened. the high winds snapping power lines. >> i watched debr

marciano in times square. >> ohm. dan harris, you never know who you're going to meet here in times square. i want to bring in to you -- this is earl smith. he's the former dean of colby college where dan harris went to school. mr. smith, just how bad of a student was he? >> he was a really good student. >> that's enough. [ laughter ] was he ever called into the principal's office? or your office? >> no, no. >> what? >> there he is. >> there he is. >> i'm not going to say a word, dan. >> hello. >> you've since retired. >> yes. >> he'll get you to retire for sure. handsome man. you look fantastic. >> there you go, danny. >> that would be embarrassing. >>> saturday morning. a lot of cloud cover showers throughout the morning hours. throughout thefteron wut it's highs in the >>> big savings are written in the stars. "deals & steals," that's coming up next. ♪ baby there's nothing holding me back ♪ ♪ you take me places that tear up my reputation ♪ e 50 to 85, and looking to buy life insurance on a fixed budget, rem

rob marciano is here. >> what are you laughing at? >> starts with a what's up? i love it. >> you guys are twinning. >> you have the purple tie on, look at that. >> i will not be ignored. >> we have green on. >> impressive video. this is cool stuff. unfortunately, if you live in these houses, it's cold and miserable. this is what happened in hamburg, new york, with lake-effect snow and the winds ripping off the lake at about 50 miles an hour. waves crashing on to the shore and spraying these homes with lake water, freezing them, entombing them in ice. i mean, this is spectacular. it almost looks like gingerbread houses or ice castles. it will thaw here in the next day or two but that is a sight to behold, for sure. we've got weather warnings out for the west. impressive system dropping into southern california. windy today and low snow levels, a clap of thunder across southern california as this things goes through the inner mountain west. snow into the rockies. and then, tomorrow, looking for rain across the tennessee valley, that's kind of the leading edge of t

. >>> meantime, let's check in with our pal rob marciano following some difficult weather in some parts of the country. >> i think that's as close as you get to being invited into janai's home. we had some rain yesterday across ohio, really from dayton to columbus, a good 4 to 5 inches of rainfall, this road that was cut through east of columbus. in franklin county there were some water rescues, flash flooding and some river flooding with all the rain that came through. for a lot of these people as much as you typically get in one month you got in a day. that front pushing through. cooler air behind it. next storm up, it will be >>> good saturday morning. waking up to clouds here in the city. we'll see more sunshine today. mainly sunny and warmer. upper elevations could see cloud buildups and isolated shower. we did see that yesterday. rain returns late tomorrow and will continue into the overnight hours. highs today milder. how about 68 for you in concord, 66 palo alto, accuweather seven-day forecast, level one on aiai >>> still march, and of the snow should be across parts of northern

i heard rob marciano say on "weekend gma" that's going to thaw. probably the next day or so. >>> charges have been dropped against a man shot by police at chicago transit station. >> he man was stopped after a struggle with police. he'd been stopped for moving between cars on a moving train. the police department itself asked that the charges be dropped because of how the incident was handled. the city's mayor calls the video, quote, extremely disturbing. >>> a man is behind bars and due in court later today after sparking an explosive standoff at a gas station outside cleveland. >> he intentionally ran into a gas pump and several cars, then threatened to shoot police officers and bystanders. here's abc's trevor ault. >> reporter: the dramatic moments ohio deputies confront an erratic driver, his vehicle in flames. the lake county sheriff's office says that 59-year-old man intentionally rammed his suv into a gas pump, hitting a truck that ignited on impact, a family inside rushing to escape. the driver's suv then catching fire too. authorities say