move right now and meteorologist is dams is in the fox weather center tracking all these. good morning, adam. a couple of areas we are tracking. showers moving along the northeast eventually here today and a few folks maybe hanging onto winter-like temperatures, i do think we are going to continue to see off and on mix by new york city and washington, d.c. and farther to the south, these are general spring thunderstorms, not big weather there. the big weather farther off to the center of the country. we are looking at the line of thunderstorms moving up to the mississippi river. that later today is going to be bringing at least a threat of severe weather. you see our bulls eye over the memphis area. small chance of tornadoes, clayton. clayton: appreciate it. heather: brian kilmeade standing by to tell us what s on fox &
expand on a 2010 law that currently caps loan repayments of 10% of monthly income. extending the relief to what the white house estimates is five million people with older loans. given the long rule-making process, the new program would not take affect until december of 2015. now, the white house estimates 71% of fwrad wat with a bachelors degree carries debt. $29,400. the president also plans to announce support for a more sweeping student loan measure sponsored by massachusetts senator elizabeth warren. joined now by the president s nestic policy advisor cecilia munoz. good to see you. good morning. good morning. hopefully it s still dry there before the spring thunderstorms roll in. let me ask you, if this is something that was necessary to do, why did it take four years? why not why wait until now? well, congress passed a law a you foo years ago that applies this tropical depression to students that are in school now. what the president is doing is making sure that we re ma
all the latest episodes. all included with your service. it s like hi-fiving your eyeballs. xfinity.the future of awesome. i m milissa rehberger. here s what s happening. a couple thought they saw a fedex truck on fire before it smashed head-on into a bus in california on thursday. police say the truck swerved across a median into a bus killing ten, including five high school students. and spring thunderstorms have knocked out power to some 75,000 people in michigan. two men had to be rescued after they were pinned under their golf court in grand rapids. both men are safe now. back to lockup. the original bergen county
quickly sparked thousands of angry responses and debt threats. no official reaction from the saudi government. u.s. human rights groups asked the state department to intervene. today, parts of the south are dealing with the aftermath of a winter snowstorm. but soon enough, southerners will be dodging spring thunderstorms. and the tornadoes they spawn. tonight, senior national correspondent john roberts takes us to an alabama community government red tape could soon mean the difference between life and death. sat down on the ground. basically, it s a path for 38 miles to the north end of the camp. anthony clifton remembers well april 27 of last year. that is when three monster tornados tore through decab county, alabama, killing 31 people. in this whole swath where the tornado came through, how many storm shelters do you have? only one. a year before the storms hit, decab got a fema grant to install six large community tornado shelter like these.