Tonight, the deadly storms that ravage the Midwest and South are now moving east.

A federal judge orders the Trump administration to stop deporting immigrants to El Salvador after hundreds have already been sent,

and a new development in the case of the college student who went missing in the Dominican Republic.

We begin with the devastating storms that have left at least three dozen dead. More than 60 reported tornado spanning eight states, homes in Mississippi torn apart.

Winds of 165 miles an hour blasting a town in Arkansas.

One survivor says she and her mother are blessed to be alive.

The same system already fueling wildfires in the plains as the storms head east.

Ginger Z is tracking it all from the storm zone.

Also tonight a federal judge orders a temporary halt to deportations of suspected Venezuelan gang members.

The Trump administration has already sent hundreds to prisons in El Salvador, citing a rarely used wartime declaration.

The search for a college student who vanished on spring break takes another turn.

Police have now confiscated the passport of a key witness.

The manhunt in New York City for a suspect who allegedly set a man on fire in Times Square.

Houthi rebels are vowing revenge after U.S. airstrikes in Yemen.

President Trump watched the attack unfold from Florida

and promises to use, quote, overwhelming lethal force

until the Houthis stop attacking ships in the Red Sea.

Dozens are killed after a nightclub catches fire,

trapping the victims inside.

Police say they're investigating whether the operator's bribed officials

to keep it operating.

Starbucks is ordered to pay $50 million to a man

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