have a great day. making news in america this morning, tornado outbreak. a rare twin tornado in oklahoma as massive twisters barrel through the southern plains overnight. >> it came so fast. >> the terrifying scene as a twister touches down inside city limits and the new threat this morning with more severe storms moving in. back on the trail. >> biden deserted you. >> president trump bashing former vice president joe biden at a pennsylvania rally as he faces new legal setbacks on capitol hill. a judge ruling trump's financial records must be turned over to congress. his response. plus, house speaker nancy pelosi facing new pressure to begin impeachment proceedings. unwanted visitor. the new warning along the east

coast as a great white shark turns up near new york city. what beach towns are now doing to keep swimmers safe just days before the unofficial start of summer. plus, the so-called pink tax. the new study revealing why women are paying twice as much as men for the same products. >> the "jeopardy" juggernaut strikes again. game show genius james holzhauer adds another win to his streak. >> how long will it take him to reach 2 million? >> what the best "jeopardy" player of all time says about his all or nothing style. and fifth time is a charm. the warriors are on their way to another nba finals. the epic finish and why this win is so special. good tuesday morning, everyone. we begin with breaking news overnight. at least 17 tornadoes have been reported in the southern plains. >> the storms are sweeping across texas, oklahoma, kansas and missouri.

in addition to the damaging winds and hail, the big concern is flash flooding with more than 6 inches of rain already falling in parts of oklahoma. overnight, a terrifying scene in the southern plains. [ sirens ] a massive tornado barreling through mangum, oklahoma. the whipping winds reaching nearly 100 miles per hour as it swirled ominously toward homes. orr: tst tched down late monday, destroyed homes, shut down highway ve >> it came so fast, when it hit, we could hear the wind. we could hear glass flying through the house. >> that is the real deal right there. >> reporter: nearby another confirmed tornado hit paducah and in crescent a rare scene, twin funnel clouds swirling side by side before touching down. >> look at that one to the right. >> yep. >> reporter: these cyclones, a small part of the tornado outbreak in the region with confirmed twisters across four states on monday along. >> look at that, boys. >> reporter: dozens of cities

under tornado warnings late into the night and at least 66 counties in oklahoma still in a state of emergency this morning. >> i looked out the window, i saw my carport getting blown away. >> i thought, oh, my god. we actually got a tornado. >> reporter: the national weather service is even responding to videos of the dangerous twisters on social media taking to twitter to warn residents still on the roads to take cover now. and now severe thunderstorms are moving into those hard-hit areas. torrential downpours already causing dangerous flooding inundating streets and swamping cars. firefighters forced to rescue stranded drivers marooned by the rising waters. rain is falling at a rate of three inches per hour in some areas. we'll have a closer look at the forecast in less than five minutes. now to the growing calls for impeachment proceedings to begin as president trump frustrates democrats looking for answers in the aftermath of the mueller report. a lone republican congressman is now saying the president obstructed justice and should be impeached. meanwhile, the president has

suffered a new legal setback. that's in his efforts to block democrats from looking into his finances. abc's mona kosar abdi has the latest from washington where a judge has ordered the president's accounting firm to turn over his financial records to congress. mona, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, janai. the battle over the house oversight committee subpoena was the first test to the president's vow to fight all congressional subpoenas, but it likely won't be the last. president trump in campaign mode as he touched down in pennsylvania. >> from now until november 3rd, 2020, we are going to keep on working. we are going to keep on fighting. >> reporter: for trump that fight includes stonewalling ongoing efforts by democrats to probe his administration and his business. >> they all knew there was no collusion. i come to the great state of pennsylvania, and i say, oh, i need some help. let me call, let's see, russia. let's call russia. it's the greatest hoax ever perpetrated on this country. >> reporter: but it was the

president who was dealt the first legal blow by a federal judge in his lawsuit to block a congressional subpoena. the judge siding with the democratic led panel seeking a decade's worth of his personal finances, but the small victory isn't enough to curb the growing calls within the democratic party to start an impeachment inquiry against trump. >> we have a president that is actively trying to cover up and prevent the american people from getting to the truth, and that's not something i think we can tolerate. >> reporter: abc news has learned on monday house speaker nancy pelosi was confronted by top democrats on the issue in a tense closed door meeting and now one of those calls is coming from the republican party. congressman justin amash of trump engaged in impeachable conduct. >> i think it's a process. it's something that should be done. >> reporter: and the president is also blocking former white house counsel don mcga the white house instructed him to ignore a congressional subpoena.

democrats are calling the move the latest act of obstruction from the president. janai, kenneth. >> all right, mona, so much following from washington. thank you so much. abortion rights advocates are planning to protest from coast to coast hoping to fight a wave of restrictive new laws. rallies are planned in nearly every state today after alabama outlawed virtually all abortions last week, even in cases of rape or incest. missouri followed with similar legislation. as the challenges mount against roe v. wade, more people are speaking out including sexual assault survivors. >> prohibition was put in place, people didn't stop drinking. they just became more dangerous. people made their own. less rights than our rapists. we're done having less rights than a fetus. [ chanting ] >> reporter: louisiana's poised to become the next state to restrict abortion rights. the governor, a democrat, is promising to sign a bill making abortion illegal once a heartbeat is detected. in a statement monday vice president mike pence said he hopes to see the, quote, sanctity of life restored to

american law. a new warning about the measles this morning. the cdc has now confirmed cases in 24 states. oklahoma is the latest. nationwide 880 cases have been reported including 41 in the last week. most new cases are in new york. it's the largest number since 1994. another deadly plane crash in alaska. a float plane crashed near the city of ketchikan killing the pilot and passenger. no word on the cause. the plane is owned by taquan air. that's the same company involved in last week's midair collision between sightseeing planes in the same area. six people died in that crash. in north carolina a marine pilot safely ejected before his jet crashed. he walked away from the crash site in the woods. he was based at air station cherry point. the cause of the crash is under investigation. and it's time now for a look at your weather for this tuesday morning. good morning. unfortunately, another round of

dangerous storms will rip th or er and we're watching out for the worst of the storms to hit between kansas city, st. louis between st. louis and little rock and little rock down towards dallas. in addition to that, watch out for flooding rain in sioux falls, des moines, kansas city all the way down to oklahoma city with the possibility of 12 inches of rain aggravating river flooding in some areas. i'm accuweather meteorologist paul williams. coming up, the major retailer going out of business. also ahead, new evidence that women are being charged more than men for the same products in the drugstore. a closer look at the so-called pink tax. but first yet another horse dies at a california racetrack. the 25th of this racing season. the new call for change next.

the eiffel tower in paris is back open a day after this man climbed nearly to the top. police say he has family troubles. the 2500 visitors who were forced to evacuate yesterday are allowed to return today. there are new questions about safety at a california racetrack after the 25th horse death of the season. the animal rights group peta is calling for all racing at santa anita to be suspended until more safety measures are implemented. the track says it imposed new protocols back in march. some experts have claimed the wet weather's effect on the track's surface has been a factor. so a new study confirms what many women have known for years. we're paying more than men for virtually the same personal care products. online retailers, amazon,d tpaye

than twice what men y silaoduct. the so-calun oso of the products. >> if we go to a restaurant, we would expect that the glass of wine that we might order is the same price as the glass of wine that a man might order. however, with the personal care product industry, it is just accepted and normative apparently that women are just expected to pay more. >> how about that? researchers found in many cases the only differences between the products are the fragrance, color or packaging. meanwhile, the women's clothing chain dressbarn is going out of business closing 650 stores. the industry has been hit hard as consumers turn to online shopping. already this year retailers including payless shoe source and gymboree have announced more than 6,000 store closures, which is more than all of last year. ford motor company is cutting 7,000 salaried jobs, that's about 10% of its white collar workers. the company is trying to keep

pace with technology while facing a slowdown in car sales. a new record for hbo. nearly 20 million viewers watched the final episode of "game of thrones" making it the single most watched hbo telecast of all time. the actor who plays bran on the show has revealed the intense security around filming the final show. producers booked all hotel rooms near the shoot and covered the actors in blankets during the rides to the set. but there was another big mistake, not a coffee cup this time, but a plastic water bottle showed up in the final episode. i don't know how that keeps happening. we never make mistakes like that. >> a random water bottle, do people even notice it? >> i don't think they would. not at all. >> i don't think so either. oh, excuse us. coming up, what the video game fortnite does to a child's brain. but first the growing concern about great white sharks lurking off the east coast in places they've never been seen before. what's being done to protect swimmers this season. plus the unusual discovery

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checking the calendar it is may 21st, but a new blanket of snow is bringing down trees in the denver area. up to 9 inches fell south of the city. i-70 west of denver was closed for hours. >> nine inches. wow. now to the warning about a great white shark just days before the start of the summer season. >> a nearly ten-foot-long shark has been tracked off the east coast in a place great whites have never been tracked before. beach towns are worried and are scrambling to protect swimmers and their crucial summer tourism dollars. this morning a massive predator venturing into new territory. for the first time ever, a great white shark is being tracked in long island sound just off the coast of connecticut and new york city. the tracking group ocearch says the shark named cabot sent off a

ping off the coast of greenwich monday. the shark's twitter handle sending out this taunting tweet, hello, greenwich, how are you today? cabot is nearly ten feet long and weighs more than 500 pounds. researchers tagged him off nova scotia in september. he then traveled to florida then back north. researchers credit cabot's unexpected cameo on the recent effort to clean up the waters off long island sound. >> it's interesting that he's gone so far west into the sound and i think that's because it's cleaner than ever. i think it's because there's a lot of life there, and they're always on the life, these white sharks. he wouldn't be in there if the water was dirty. >> while the odds of a shark attack are small, the u.s. saw the largest number of unprovoked attacks worldwide last year. cape cod saw its first deadly shark attack in more than 80 years. local researchers believe the sharks are being lured by a growing population of seals. authorities are now taking action by installing emettll bo hp leaticms o trau

another idea under consideration, giant nets in the water to protect swimmers. it's a technique used in australia. >> i would just say to people, have some common sense. don't swim out into the middle of the food chain when it's going off, when the bait is there, the game fish is there, the sharks will be on that. >> as for installing protective net, critics worry about the cost and environmental impact. meanwhile experts are exploring ways to address the seal population, which has also been hurting the fishing industry. get ready for big crowds at the airport this summer. airlines are predicting a record number of travelers this season thanks in part to lower airfares. the average domestic airfare has dropped to $350. that's down 16% in the past five years. months after the death of singer aretha franklin, a lawyer yshree handwritten wills have been found in her home. the most recent was found under the cushions in her living room in a notebook. it's reportedly full of scratched out words. up to this point it was believed

that she had no will. first they're checking to see if the handwritten will is legal under michigan law. a hearing is scheduled next month. there may be a scientific answer as to why millions of people can't get enough of fortnite. experts say the wildly popular video game has addictive qualities that can influence your brain. a machine monitoring the brain of a boy who plays fortnite up to five hours a day shows the area of his brain that releases dopamine lit up while he was playing, and that could be associated with addiction. >> just because we see a dopamine area lighting up in the gamer that we saw today, that doesn't inherently mean that the person has an addiction. what it means is that it's affecting the areas of the brain that are involved in that. we ultimately have to find out how they're doing as a person. >> parents, listen up. experts say game addiction is a real disorder and games like fortnite are designed to make people want to keep playing. in sports, the golden state warriors are headed to the nba e

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the reigning champ. "jeopardy" james has done it again. james holzhauer was back on "jeopardy" last night and got back to business. >> the professional sports better won his 23rd consecutive game winning another $89,000. he's approaching ken jennings' all-time "jeopardy" cash record. >> jennings wrote an essay in "the washington post" praising holzhauer's aggressive style saying everyone else has been playing it wrong and calling him the "jeopardy" equivalent of a basketball player scoring 70 points per game. >> jennings says most contestants are too afraid to take a big risk. it's interesting to see jennings come out in support because we know there are a lot of people, these analysts who have come out against holzhauer saying the way he's playing the game isn't really true to "jeopardy." >> oh, like so ruining the game? >> no. >> or just making it more fun to watch. well, it's become a familiar chant at trump rallies, build that wall. but one guy has taken it to a whole new level. >> in fact, he came to last night's rally in pennsylvania dressed as the border wall. it earned him an invitation to join the president on stage.

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might nikko, wet roads out there? >> you can see the embarcadero b on the east bay. no fog to deal with we have oakland at 57 and clear lake the obvious outlier there, 44 degrees. let's see where we end up this afternoon. more showers and temperatures in the upper 50s to mid-60s. all right. we'll take a look at traffic now with alexis. >> good morning, mike. overall, we are looking okay. i have live doppler 7 on our traffic maps. you can have wet pavement. mine was mostly dry. i had a pocket or two of rain. i was dealing with road spray this morning as well. so you could have something similar. we are already stop and go getting out of the central valley. not terrible. 21 miles an hour once you make

it to 580. there you go, you can see a sheen and a stackup in the cash lanes in the bay the warrior who they will face. >> draymonden tries the 3. >> green nailed that shot in overtime on their way to a 119-117 win in the dove's defense then stopped the blazers from tying it or winning game four at the buzzer. >> we knew if we were going to have a chance to win that, we had to make a stand. in basketball that's what it's up about. >> we had to scratch and claw for three of the four victories. >> we will enjoy it. we know four more wins defiance your season. >> the warriors are now the first team to reach the finals five times in a row ine an 50ears look there,

too. dig's sporting goods started showing the hats and shirts. dove nation can load up on nba finals gear. they will either face the raptors or bucs. abc 7 is the only place you can see the finals. you can watch game one next thursday may 30th only at 7:00. hi, mike. >> everybody. here's it way over towards the south bay. you can see a better chance of wet weather there, if you are about tohill hit pleasanton, livermore, over towards fremont, you may run into wet weather from in hayward. you can see aroundbayview