>> stay tuned for "good morning america." have a great day. > making news in america this morning, severe weather threat. >> just bodies everywhere, people everywhere, don't know dead or alive. >> a deadly twister slamming oklahoma, hotels annihilated, cars crumbled and trailers tossed. at least two dead, dozens injured, and another storm on the move right now. president trump in tokyo. the president making history in japan, becoming the first leader to meet the new emperor. the lavish visit and the new tensions over north korea as congress bickers over the russia investigation back home. beach dangers. back-to-back tragedies over the holiday weekend. a shark attack in maui leaving

one man dead, plus the ocean hazard that had an entire family fighting for their lives. the new warnings and how to stay safe when you hit the beach this summer. budweiser backlash, why this commercial about corn syrup left the beer company in a sticky situation. ♪ and a moving performance, the stunning rendition of the national anthem from a 96-year-old war veteran, as military members are honored across the country this memorial day. good monday morning on this memorial day. i'm kenneth moton. >> i'm elizabeth hur in for janai. we begin with the deadly storms tearing through tornado alley. >> at least 177 twisters have hit oklahoma in the past week including a powerful eekend.s yd the death toll from the storms

>> reporter: four minutes of terror in oklahoma. >> bodies everywhere, people everywhere, don't know dead or alive. >> reporter: an ef-3 tornado tearing through el reno, a small town just outside of oklahoma city. >> my ex-wife called and said that the tornado just took our house out and that the kids were still inside. >> reporter: 145 mile-per-hour winds annihilated everything in their path. the second floor of this hotel sheered off. a nearby trailer park decimated. >> we heard screaming, children and adults both. >> we could hear them but we couldn't get to them. >> there's no way for us to get out. we had to punch a hole in the wall for us to get out. >> reporter: this boy was trapped in the rubble after his home was flipped by the powerful winds. >> i was in a chair at the time. i fell back in it and when we get up, the whole house was yefr turned. >> reporter: at least two dead and dozens of others injured. witnesses describe the scene as rescuers comb through piles of

debris in search of survivors. >> a lot of destruction, a lot of chaos and a lot of dead. >> reporter: officials say people in the path of the powerful twister didn't have time to take cover. the warning issued just minutes before the tornado touched down. >> it looked to be just like a regular oklahoma thunderstorm and all of a sudden it hit and the next thing you know they were talking about debris in the air. >> reporter: the entire state of oklahoma is now in a state of emergency as another storm threatens to bring more tornados and destructive winds. >> and we will have more on the path of the latest storm coming up in less than five minutes. turning overseas to president trump's state visit to japan, chock full of pomp and pageantry, the president became the first head of state to meet japan's new emperor just weeks after he ascended to the throne and he sat down for talks with the japanese prime minister. they touched on trade, iran, north korea and much more. we have the details from washington.

>> reporter: just moments ago we heard from trump and prime minister shinzo abe after bilateral talks, the prime minister reassuring japan that the u.s. holds the same position on north korea one day after tweeting that he wasn't disturbed by north korea's recent missile test. president trump making history as the first world leader to meet with japan's new emperor. the japanese rolling out the red carpet for trump and first lady melania at a welcome ceremony full of pageantry and sumo wrestling. >> as sumo grand champion, i here by award is the united states president's cup. >> reporter: the two wasted no time beginning formal talks, addressing matters at the center of the president's state visit. >> we are going to discuss various challenges of the international community including north korea. of course we are going to cover bilateral economic issues between japan and the united states. >> reporter: however, despite

concerns expressed by trump's national security adviser, john bolton and prime minister abe about north korea's recent missile test, the president tweeted mid-trip that he is confident chairman kim will keep his promise to him and that he wasn't bothered by the, quote, small weapons fired off. >> i personally think that lots of good things will come with north korea. >> reporter: his trip also comes amid trade tensions between the two countries escalated by threats trump made earlier this month to raise auto tariffs, calling imported vehicles a threat to national security. >> we will talk to japan about autos. i will say at the same time since i'm president, many auto companies have announced and have actually built and are building plants in the united states. >> reporter: and also while on stage in tokyo, president trump called former president barack obama's administration a disaster on the economy and the iran nuclear deal among many

things he said. he also said he's not a fan of joe biden. as we know, that's not the first time he's mentioned joe biden while on this trip. kenneth, elizabeth? >> mona, thank you. a family in chicago is demanding answers after a crash involving two police cruisers killed a woman. officers were answering an emergency call when they slammed into several vehicles. verona gunn, in her 80s, was killed in the crash. ten police officers were also injured. one driver caught the crash on video. >> there was two other cars that were also in the accident and one happened to be a lady who was pregnant, and she messaged me this morning to, like, just thanking me for the videos. they're able to show the doctors what happened. >> gunn's son says he wants someone held accountable for the crash. police have not yet said what emergency call they were responding to at the time of the crash. now to the rip current dangers this memorial day. this morning the coast guard is searching for a 16-year-old who disappeared while swimming in texas. it comes as rip currents close several beaches in the lone star state.

in north carolina an entire family was caught in a rip current. three children were rescued but their father did not survive. and in another incident, a man drowned after getting pulled out to sea. his son was able to save two others from the current. >> there was only a yellow flag out that day but it could change in an instant. i was able to save two people. my girlfriend got saved. by the time i got to my old man, it -- it just happened real quick. >> officials are warning people to always swim in front of a lifeguard. time now for a look at your weather for this monday morning. >> good morning. downpours will be numerous throughout the north central part of the country. minneapolis, sioux falls, des moines, chicago, milwaukee, flooding downpours and travel disruption courtesy of thunderstorms. look for rain to reach throughout the rocky mountain rod the great lakes he a

region with thunderstorms really clocking the chicago area. then by late monday into monday night, look for flash flooding, hail, isolated tornados in amarillo, near wichita, omaha, towards cedar rapids. i'm accuweather meteorologist paul williams. coming up, the tributes coming in overnight for hall of fame quarterback bart starr. also ahead, an incredible survival story. a woman is found alive after getting lost in a forest more than two weeks ago. what she ate, and wait until you hear where she slept. later, talk about a rock and a hard place. how this big boulder got in the middle of a colorado road. n the middle of ♪

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a fire at a hotel's parking garage covered downtown houston in smoke. the blaze started in one of the vehicles parked inside. in all, two cars were destroyed. however, there weren't any injuries and so far no word on a cause. a desperate search is under way for a missing 5-year-old girl in utah. elizabeth shelley was last seen by her mother saturday morning at their home near salt lake city. police say the girl's uncle, alexander whipple, is the main suspect. he was visiting the family's home when the girl disappeared. whipple was arrested saturday on probation violation and other charges. authorities say he's not cooperating. now to that incredible survival story of a hiker in maui rescued after being lost in the woods for 17 days. amanda eller is now sharing details of her harrowing ordeal, saying she made a critical choice to stay alive. >> reporter: this morning, amanda eller is spending this memorial day resting. >> it did come down to life and death and i had to choose, and i

chose life. >> reporter: the 35-year-old was just released from the hospital after spending more than two weeks lost in a remote hawaii forest. eller says she got lost after going for a short run. >> she didn't have her phone. she didn't have any of those kind of tools. you could easily get turned around because everything looks the same. it would be very easy to get misguided. >> reporter: officials called off the search after 72 hours but volunteers dubbed amanda's angels persisted. >> you all were not going to give up. >> we were not going to give up. >> reporter: photos show the yoga instructor looking thin and overcome with emotion as she made the first phone call following her ordeal. >> the last 17 days of my life has been the toughest days of my life. >> reporter: amanda says she ate berries, plants and guavas to survive and even slept in a wild boar den, covering herself with ferns to sleep. the trained physical therapist nursed her own injuries which

included a fractured leg after falling from a 20-foot cliff. >> there were times of total fear and loss and wanting to give up. >> reporter: eller confronted treacherous terrain and brutal weather for days including a flash flood that swept away her shoes. abc's marcus moore is in the forest where she was rescued. >> reporter: this is what it looks like in this part of the forest, trees for as far as the eye can see, also thick brush and rugged terrain. >> reporter: this morning eller's mom called her a real survivor. >> i knew we were going to get her, if we hung in there long enough we would find her, i was confident of that. >> doctors expect eller to make a full recovery. >> an incredible story there. coming up, the ski resort in the u.s. with so much snow it's staying open until at least august. also ahead, the pit road chaos at the indy 500 and the close call for one crew member. and the warning signs posted

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california amusement park when three family members were thrown from a water ride. a mother, father and son were injured at castle park in riverside after their log-shaped boat flipped over. the mother is currently in critical condition. park officials are blaming the accident on the ride's water levels, saying the water was too low to slow the boat. legendary pro football quarterback bart starr has died. starr led the green bay packers to victory in the first two super bowls and was named the mvp of those games. as tributes to the hall of famer poured in, another great packers quarterback, brett favre, tweeted, bart starr was the most kind, thoughtful and classiest person you could ever know. starr was 85. a close call at the indianapolis 500 when a mechanic was injured by a driver coming in for a pit stop. it happened as jordan king pulled into pit road, his car clipping a tire, sending it flying into a crew member, knocking the man backwards and injuring his leg.

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making headlines at 4:27. suspected robbers lead police on a chase in the east bay. we are live at the scene of a crash where it all ended. president trump in japan is meeting with the japanese prime minister talking everything from trade to north korea. and a gillette ad is going viral. the story behind this man who is shaving for the first time. good morning and thank you for joining us on this memorial day. it is monday, may 27. mike, we're going to experience a change this week. >> it kind of starts today. we get rid of the chance of wet weather. you can still see a few radar returns out there around stockton and the gray you see is not solid. that's a broken line of cloud cover out there right now. so let's see what the temperatures, chilly, mid to upper 40s in the north bay

valleys, low to mid-50s elsewhere. temperatures will remain on the cool side from upper 50s along the coast from half moon bay to san francisco. low to mid-60s around the bay and some mid to upper 60s in the north bay and east bay valleys. we'll take a look at those 80s and when they come back soon. let's get a check of traffic. tammy, thank you. the bay bridge camera super light right now. no incidents. the metering lights definitely not on this early. and drive times all in the green across the bay area which we like to see this early on a holiday. on to developing news in the east bay where investigators are looking into an armed robbery, a police chase and a crash. >> it appears all three are related to a group of teenagers. the robbery happened at a gas station. the suspects crashed their car on hillcrest avenue in antioch. amy hollyfield is live in antioch this morning. amy? >> reporter: hi, good morning.

it all ended here in antioch but according to our media partner the bay area news group three teenagers were arrested. look what police found inside the suspect's car. police say they found the cash register drawer from the gas station. they are accused of robbing. they say they also found a gun and masks. the officers say the suspects crashed their black car in antioch and ran into a white car in that crash. there was a foot chase. one person was tased by police. this all started at 8:00 last night at the arco gas station. it was robbed, and police say the attackers showed the clerk there a gun and a threatened the clerk. lafayette police spotted their car on the way out of town and then the chase began and it all ended in antioch. they all need to be medically cleared from the tasing and the crash.

once that happens we're told they will be taken to juvenile hall. reporting live in antioch, amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. >> amy, thank you. it is now coming up on 4:30. if you're just waking up, an update on your weather and traffic. all right, guys. let's take a look at my 12 hour day planner. by the time we get to 7:00 we'll be in the low to upper 50s. the 50s are dominant at the coast as are mid-60s. even though we'll see a little more sunshine today and less wet weather, it's not going to be the warmest day to be outside, that's for sure. it's going to be quite breezy along the coast. let me show you the winds right now and you can see they are firmly coming ashore and that's why even though today is drier, it's not going to feel very warm whatsoever. that will come in a couple days. i'll show you that up next. in terms of traffic very light on this memorial day. a live look at the golden gate bridge. we can count the cars on one hand right now. drive times all in the green. presidentru