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South of there. also omaha watch out for strong storms late today. the forecast, there are some showers out there this morning near boston. we should dry it out this afternoon. everything should be okay. and then as we look towards the southeast, thunderstorms possible down around the deep south. overall, though, doesn't look like anything too bad. the west coast, by far, the worst for your travel. >> we appreciate the update. let's turn to sports now. it's not even april and technically we've started the baseball season, although this isn't really opening day yesterday, was it? that's comin...

that's when everybody started freaking out. >> i'll at all talk to the passenger who shot this video. and if you're a big fan of apple one probably can't wait to get your hands on the in you i pap pad. our own tech expert weighs in. syrian president al assad says he's reportedly ready to end nearly a year of unrest that's gripped his country. kafi annan met with al assad today. the syrian leader blamed terrorist groups for blocking a peaceful solution. thousands of anti-government demonstrators filled the streets in moscow today. they're furious over russian president elect vladi...

that's when everybody started freaking out. >> a passenger who shot this video. >> check out this video showing a tornado strike in kentucky. look at that roof. it's blowing right off. it was part of the killer storms that hit the nation last weekend leaving a huge path of destruction. former u.n. secretary kofi annan is trying to prevent a full-blown civil war. he's meeting in damascus to halt government shell iing and attac that killed thousands of people. he's expected to press the president to step down. the meeting comes as 12 people were killed in syria today. thousands of an...

There yesterday. one meant we could not put an amendment on. senate bill 438. and then the state employees. and that meant we could not put an amendment to say that if you are raped or victim of incest, that you cannot get what your doctor and have an abortion. and we just felt that that exemption should have been in there. and our voices were silenced yesterday and we felt for all the women of georgia. we needed to speak up and say something. >> let's talk about the way things have been. this is like most people say under the law. the federal government can't fund abortion, but it's legal.

We walked out basically because we felt it was an attack on women's rights. there are 56 senators in georgia. 47 of them are men. 9 are women. one in the majority party. eight in the minority party. and we just felt we had enough there yesterday. one meant we could not put an amendment on. senate bill 438. and then the state employees. and that meant we could not put an amendment to say that if you are raped or victim of incest, that you cannot get what your doctor and have an abortion. and we just felt that that exemption should have been in there. and our voices were silenced yesterday and w...