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Missouri and headed towards that western side of tennessee and kentucky, and around paducah area, and the threat for tornados, some could be very strong and long lived. those are the ones that cause so much damage and where there's a big threat. the other side of this is flooding. very significant rainfall and we've had a lot of rain the last week and a lot of rain over the winter and the ground can't soak up more. and looking at the satellite radar picture. more rain in across parts of the area and we are going to see maybe up it ten inches. tuesday and wednesday, talking about a major floodi...

Temperatures. so those southerly winds will go by the wayside. up comes an area of low pressure from the south, initially we'll bring rain in, we think for tuesday, behind it, the cold weather comes in behind it. and while our normal average high this time of year is around 9, by thursday, we'll be two or three degrees and with snow in the forecast. so looks like rain tuesday and then rain/snow mix wednesday, and all snow and very cold temperatures for thursday. so charles and andrew, the worst news i could hear here. we don't have heat in most places, and if they are lucky enough to have shel...

>> we are all as well. bishop is accused of killing three colleagues at the university of alabama in huntsville. apparently it had to do with tenure, she was denied. >> he was the d.a. he was supposed to follow the charges. i'd like to hear more about that. meanwhile, the supreme court hears a challenge to a government terrorism law today. at the heart of the case is whether a provision banning, giving material support to terrorists violates free speech. some americans want to be able to do that. human rights groups say the law is prevent that go from doing humanitarian and rebuilding work amo...

I'm looking at some stats, kerry, that say four days from now harvey is forecasted to be only about 60 miles from its current location, indicating the extent to which it's just hovering. so when you look at this town, victoria, we know houston is just ripe for flooding and that's not good coming their way. how about victoria. does there appear to be areas for runoff and they can survive massive flooding or not so much? >> reporter: the ground is already saturated by the 16 inches that have fallen thus far. you know, for perspective, 16 inches of rain in -- i guess we're now at 16 hours of this...