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No. 11 South Carolina drops series opener against No. 1 Arkansas The Gamecocks fall to 1-5 in SEC series openers this season Share Updated: 11:44 PM EDT Apr 22, 2021 Jeff Blake South Carolina starting pitcher Thomas Farr struck out five in seven innings of work, but the No. 11 Gamecocks lost the opener against No. 1 Arkansas 6-1. SOURCE: Jeff Blake The Gamecocks fall to 1-5 in SEC series openers this season Share Updated: 11:44 PM EDT Apr 22, 2021 Arkansas' Robert Moore hit two home runs, including the go-ahead two-run shot ...

Detention facility closed, keeping it open is not efficient, it's not affective, and it's not in the interest of our national security. >> and the president is expected to announce specific steps that he will take to close guantan o guantanamo. in addition, he will talk about how the u.s. can better secure its diplomatic facilities, especially in some of these very dangerous regions of the world. christine? >> dan lothian in washington, thanks. ahead on "starting point," in oklahoma one of the worst scenes of destruction is an elementary school obliterated during that tornado. next, we'll he...

This is a situation. we'll be dealing with here for the next hour or some of look at the rain. take a look at the radar, heavy amounts of rain. one to three inches of rain on the ground. impressive. -- you saw john standing in there. very heavy rainfall out there people don't have protection, and on top of that, the threat for hail. we've heard of pebble sized hail, dollar sized possible and the strong winds as well. really a lot to be dealing with, unfortunately, john, looks like we'll have it for some time, slight risk area just south of you today. john. >> all right. that's not the news tha...

Host the president and say final farewells to 24 of their own. today the first victim will be laid to rest. a funeral will be held for 9-year-old antonio cannedelaria. today would have also been the school's last day of the year. state insurance officials say claims are now expected to surpass $2 billion for monday's epic twister. 13,000 homes have been damaged or destroyed. 10,000 people are without a place to live this morning. and on sunday president obama will be here to witness the devastation firsthand and provide comfort to a grieving community. for many here that grief is almost imposs...

All right. vinnie politan, nice to see you this morning. >> great to see you. >> catch hln "after dark" live at 10:00 p.m. eastern on hln. severe weather is sweeping back into oklahoma. john berman was live on the ground but we lost his shot because of the bad weather. we're going to talk to him on the phone in a minute, but first, the latest on the storm. meteorologist indrid petersons is here. >> it's so unfortunate will it breaks my heart this morning. look at this. look at oklahoma and the radar here. all of the cells seem to be taking aim just for the oklahoma city and moore area. look ...