>> good morning, it is 7:00 a.m., saturday, may 30th. here's some of the stories other following on "action news," breaking news, a new new jersey state trooper is dead following a crash overnight. an atv driver collides with an suv driver overnight. we're tracking stormy weather moving the delaware and lehigh valleys later this weekend. let's go outside to chris sowers with the check of the accuweather forecast. >> reporter: that image you just saw was down in texas with thundershowers and thunderstorms. that system will push through sunday evening into sunday night and on monday, that's when we have the best bet of seeing heavier showers and thunderstorms. today and tomorrow look all

right, it's warm and sticky. pottstown 69 degrees at this hour. coatsville 66. saint davids, 66. ken net square, 66. over the river we go into south jersey we're seeing temperatures around 66. cinnaminson, browns mills ewing gandys beach 67. buena, muggy 68 degrees this morning where we had fog earlier on, a lot of that is beginning to lift. still haze left over, once the clouds begin to pull away we'll see sunshine later this afternoon. that will help to get the temperatures up into the upper 80s, the forecast goes like this, lots of sunshine, mixed with clouds from time to time. 83 degrees by lunchtime. 3:00 p.m., 87. 6:00 p.m., 85. what you're not seeing there is how high the humidity will be. 88 degrees, that's the forecasted high. it will feel like 90 with all the humidity. sun sets at 8:22. the humidity sticks around through the duration of the

weekend, as a matter of fact it peeks -- peaks on monday. thunderstorms are possible late sunday afternoon into the evening. heavy downpours sunday night into monday. the forecast models putting out as much as 2 1/2 inches of rain by monday afternoon for parts of the area. when i see you in ten minutes we'll talk about that and we'll have cooler numbers in the forecast. >> more on the breaking news, a new jersey state trooper is dead following an accident in monmouth county. it happened on eastbound 1955 half mile east of route 539 in freehold. to put that into prospective it's in this area. "action news" learned that the trooper's cruiser hit a deer and ran off the road into the woods. one was killed and another injured and taken to the hospital in critical condition. interstate 195 is closed near

route 539 while an investigation into the crash continues. stay with "action news" for the latest on the deadly crash involving a new jersey state trooper. also new this morning an atv rider is fighting for his life following a crash in camden county. his quad collided with an suv around 12:15. the accident happened at river road and cove road. the vehicles rolled over, the atv rider was thrown on the road and hospitalized in critical condition. they are questioning the suv driver. new this morning a man was shot four times in time leg in philadelphia's logan section. the gunfire broke out in the 500 block of west duncannon street. the victim is thought to be in his 30s he was taken to einstein in serious condition. police have not announced an arrest and working on the motive. they hope neighborhood cameras provide clues. in texas more rain is

predicted for the flood-wary residents across houston, is san antonio and dallas. president obama has signed a disaster declaration paving the way for federal aid. michelle francis has the details. >> the body of the missing juvenile has been identified. >> reporter: 6-year-old andrew mccomb has been identified. a helicopter wishinged -- wisked a police lieutenant to safety when his car became trapped. >> reporter: rescuers were overwhelmed. >> over the past month enough rain in texas to recover the entire state. 8 inches deep that's over 35 trillion gallons of water. this woman was trapped on the roof of her stalled car by rising flood waters. police used a hover craft to

pluck her to safety. in dallas, floodwaters overwhelmed this giant truck and made casthe was of -- castaways of the driver who retreated to the meridian. i'm stuck on the freeway in five feet of water. >> reporter: the army core of engineers opened the spill away of the dam to run off over 50,000 gallons of a water a second. more rain is coming. flash-flood watches for 6 states one to two inches widespread in the area heavy over dallas. michelle francis abc news new york. philadelphia police are investigating the death of a baby boy who was born several months premature in west philadelphia on thursday. he was taken to the hospital the university of pennsylvania in a duffle bag yesterday.

he was pronounced at the hospital. investigators say the 22-year-old mother is in the hospital her relatives living in the home are being interviewed at this point. they are not accused of anything. an autopsy will determine if the baby suffered trauma. 32-year-old rahime felder is not talking to philadelphia police. they think he carried out a sexual assault and attempted sexuality assault in south philadelphia. one crime scene is up the street from his mother's chadwick street family home. he surrendered on a probation violation. he is not charged in these attacks. police are testing gloves and sneakers and clothing and dna evidence tieing him to the ray tacks. rahime felder spent 12 years in prison for attempted murder. parents in the allentown school district are upset they are learning of an alleged rape

at the local high school and were not notified by the district. many say they learned about the sexual assault on social media. school officials are not giving out any details except to say it happened sometime in may we've learned a 15-year-old boy has been arrested for raping a 16-year-old girl in the school's basement. for the second time in a week a woman was victim idessed along the -- victimized along the radnor trail. she was near conostoga road and brook side avenue. >> she pass a white male as she passed the male she turned around as she did he dropped his running shorts down to his ankles and exposed himself on the trail. >> motorcycles officer patrolling a trail. earlier this week, a man grabbed a woman's rear end the suspect

was was arrested thursday, he is accused of slapping a woman's rear in media. amtrak is trying to return personal items to the victims of the train derailment as quickly as possible. many items fell out of luggage that were tossed around. amtrak is in the process of cataloging everything that was recovered from the wreckage. democrats who want to live in the white house want growing former maryland governor martin o'malley is expected to announce he is running later this morning. and followed by vermont governor lincoln chafee next week. the mega millions jackpot jumped to a cool $253 million. if you missed it, the numbers were 20, 27, 38, 49, 66 and the mega ball was 2.

233 million was on the line. 253 million-dollar drawing can be seen on "action news" at 1 # p.m. 71 millions is up for grabs in tonight's powerball. still ahead on "action news" saturday morning. think you're too young to try something new think again a local woman is training for a triathlon when most are starting retirement. on the west coast where has goo washed ashore, beachgoers can finally enjoy the fun in the sun. >> reporter: if you're going to the jersey shore, you can have fun in the sun we're not checking much wet weather but later on, we're checking flooding issues, we'll talk about that when i come back

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>> on california coastline affected by a mysterious oily goo washed ashore, the beaches are open. it's been determined it's safe for families to enjoy the sand and water. because of tar washed ashore that caused officials to close 7 miles of beaches. the okay was given for people to enter the beaches and the water. >> it's warmer on the east coast than on the west coast. that will change. the pattern is about to flip. there's the view of the center city skyline looking back from our temple university camera. we have fog out there it's warm and sticky, 70 degrees on city avenue. officially philadelphia coming in at 69.

sws look at storm tracker 6 live -- as we look at storm tracker 6 live double scan we're crystal clear. today for the most part we don't have any issues, later in the day, 5:00 p.m. 6:00 p.m. that's when we start to see the showers and thunderstorms develop. there's the 69, reading 70. wilmington and millville, 68. this is the important number this measures the amounts of moist in the air. we're in the mid of 60s. anytime we're above 60s that's humid. you get into the # 0s -- 70s that's awful. fortunately we don't have any 70s in the forecast. you can see how the numbers climb through tuesday and then they drop off. tuesday into wednesday thursday friday, setting up the end of week. works nice, 48 to 72 hours it's going to feel not so nice out there, you'll need the ac. satellite and radar we expect more sunshine as the day wears

on. future tracker 6 we'll time it out for you we'll see combination of sun and clouds, warm and sticky, highs in the upper 80s are feeling closer to 90. 4:00 p.m., 5378 we'll seal the ice -- 5:00 p.m. we'll see the isolated thunderstorms erupting in the lehigh valley and the poconos. we'll allow for a chance of that later on. tonight we're quiet. tomorrow morning it's similar to what you're seeing out the window right now combination of sun and clouds, warm and sticky. highs around 88 degrees tomorrow afternoon. late in the day, the thunderstorms approach the western suburbs by 5:00 p.m. 6:00 p.m., they move east during the overnight they set up what appears to be an unstable monday they kind of sit over the area here, come monday morning we'll see heavier showers or thunderstorms. it depends on where the front is. this is the frontal system if the front sits here, the heavy weather will be here, if the

front sets up to the south the heavy thunderstorms stay down here, that's the only thing that we're unsure of, our confidence level is not where they want them to be for the monday forecast. rainfall totals range anywhere from 1 to 2 1/2 inches in the northern portions of the viewing area in the lehigh valley and the poconos. this is following the front. the front sags to the south the heavier numbers shift to the south. nascar in dover, sunny and muggy, 85. 85 degrees again sunday. ocean temperature are chilly they are stuck in the mid 50s today, breezy and humid 74. hazy sunshine monday, 77 degrees both days feature a good sea breeze. reading, 89. allentown, 88 sun and clouds,

sticky. trenton, 87. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast we'll do it all over again tomorrow, repeat performance, exception being we have a late-day thunderstorm. monday, numerous showers and thunderstorms, soak, downpours a possibility. 82 degrees, warm and humid tuesday, sticky during the morning, by afternoon drier air work in, morning rain, wednesday, thursday, friday, 78, 82, 84. no humidity. >> that's amazing. anyone can finds their inter athlete at anyone age. tamala edwards has her story in the art of aging report. >> reporter: at 67 years old lisa garrett is training for her first triathlon. >> i have a competitive bone in my body but i want to cross the finish line. >> reporter: she is joining fit

nation. her goal is to finish the half mile swim 18-mile bike ride and 4-mile run in less than 4 hours. and test how far she can push her 67-year-old body. >> there's nobody more dedicated to their fitness journey than lind's did a car -- linda garrett. >> reporter: she said she is doing it to try something new. >> i'm going to retire, i'm used to be being busy and exercise was part of my routine i pushed it a little further. >> reporter: she is by far the oldest on the team, the rest are in their 40s. we'll be watching fit nation and roading her on. with any luck a few of us will go out there to yell there. show me what you got. tamala edwards channel 6 "action

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>> here's what's happening in and around the delaware and lehigh valleys this weekend. the second annual run walk philadelphia takes place at the philadelphia zoo. family and friends and advocates offer hope inspiration. it's part of the love lung walk. it supports lung cancer saving lives and research. the 5k gets started at 8:00 a.m. st. christopher is holding the bike rodeo for kids. it promotes safe cycling as an easy way to live a more healthy life. it's a chance to stay active and safe on the road. object -- obstacle course

happening at the children's urban center parking lot at the hospital. it's free to attend. rock the future celebrates five years free music at the world cafe live. seven bands features music correspond after school program owe music corp school program happening today in university city. that's what's happening today. sports is next.

>> reporter: welcome back, everyone, 7:23 saturday morning temperature wise we're nearly 6 degrees above average. we have today and tomorrow to go. if the temperatures hold to what we're forecasting 88 degrees

for both days, this is the second warmest may recorded in philadelphia. records go back 125 years. it's dry, we have 1.9 inches of rain. it's 2-3/4 inches below where it should be. the drought monitor includes south jersey, we have moderate drought conditions from allentown to the poconos. lack of water is -- what we're seeing down here, in the lonestar state they picked up 10 to 20 inches of rain, that's a quarter worth of rain for what we see in an average rain. they are picking up heavy rains now you can see this complex of showers and storms, heavy downpours and thousand and thousands of lightning strikes. lack of rain to which of it to the south.

we'll see if we can get it to shift in the seven-day forecast in just a bit. >> the phillies return home opening a series against colorado the offense apparently didn't camp the flight from new york city. >> reporter: good morning, no team in baseball scored fewer runs than the phillies, the rockies scoring runs not the only problem. he hits two home runs off cole hamels. this makes it 2-0 colorado. the phillies are no hit for most of the game. cody ashy called up from aaa he makes a hit. phillies get two hits on the night. later on the in the inning, two on for darren rough. that's a strike to end the inning. ryan sandberg is stunned. 9th inning. that is ruled a check swing

sandberg wants the umpires to check their eyes, he said a couple of magic words, he is ejected. the. >> in my opinion the umpire down the line has the better view. i know he has the right to make the call but it twenty against us. >> reporter: demarko murray is a key new piece chip kelly brought in. the former running back as not been here very very long, but as favorable impression of his new teammates. >> this is a good team, young team we had a great first week, this is only the first week of many. we have a better foundation, we started that a couple of weeks ago couple of month ago with the workouts, we're getting on that now. >> reporter: there are few things more exciting and nerve wracking than a game 7 in the

stanley cup. lightning played one last night. no score a tie breaker the lightning win 2-zip they wait for the winner of the chicago anaheim serials for -- series for the stanley cups finals. johnson former star greensville. he goes down with a serious injury, moments later he is able to get up to a knee, one knee, what does he have in his hand? breathe, breathe, she said yes. those two are getting married. that's awesome. that's a look at sports this morning, i'm ducis rogers.

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>> a 13-year-old becomes the victim of a stray bullet and now she is clinging to life at a south jersey hospital. there are more questions than answers after a baby is taken to a philadelphia hospital

dead in a duffle bag. chris sowers is outside with a look ahead at the forecast. looking good so so far. >> reporter: yeah, today it's cloudy, we'll see sunshine as the day wears on. today and tomorrow, sticky, temperatures in the upper 780s. not too bad. let's look at the jersey shore ship bottom, 62 degrees, winds out of the south at 15 miles per hour. seas buildings 3 to 4 feet. beach haven 62. look at the ocean temperature that has cooled down. we had up welling taking place this week it's when the colder temperatures climb to the top and pushes the warm water out to sea. the numbers have dropped off a little bit. ocean city, 61. atlantic city, 62. a little bit choppy down there maybe you want to do fishing later on, flounder season just

started. ocean temperature of a cape may 68 degrees. the boating forecast looks like. combination of sun and clouds, choppy seas, high tide we're coming off high tide next high tide is 6:15. waves pick up out of the and winds pick up 15 to 20 miles per hour. if you're on the beach to catch some rays i wouldn't you will get sandblasted. we have cloud cover overhead. that's about it. it's nice and quiet. if you're heading to citizens bank park, 30:35 start time against the colorado rockies. sun and clouds, 87 degrees by the first pitch. peak around 88. 9th inning, 85. don't forget the sunscreen it will be warm and humid you'll see a decent amount of sun you do not want to catch a nasty burn. when i see you in ten minutes or so, we'll talk about the potential for flooding in the seven-day forecast along with

cooler temperatures. eva? >> more now on our breaking news though. a 24-year-old new jersey state police trooper was killed in an accident overnight. "action news" learned that he was killed that his police cruiser hit a deer 195 freehold monmouth county. the trooper ran off the side of the road and hit a tree. 29-year-old trooper who was in the car was injured and treated and released. the two troopers were patrolling on interstate 195 in monmouth county. they are assigned to a division in hamilton township mercer county. we'll have more on "action news" at 9:00 a.m. and 6abc.com. police are looking for two gunmen who shot a 1-year-old girl if a barrage of bullets. that girl was rushed into surgery in critical condition. two men unleashed 17 shots.

are a bullet hit the girl in the stomach she was sitting on the front steps of a neighbor's home. the bullets pierced several vehicles and bedroom window. police say the girl was not the target no word who was or why. she was taken to temple university hospital. it is new on "action news," two men were shot in the chest overnights in camden, one of the men crashed his is car at mount ephraim and kaign avenues while trying to drive to the hospital. both victims are in critical condition at cooper university hospital. the search continues for the shooter. philadelphia police are searching for answer this morning after a dead baby was taken to a hospital in a duffle bag, authorities think the baby boy was born in the home in west philadelphia. someone brought the baby in a duffle bag to the hospital of the university of pennsylvania

where he was pronounced dead. family friends tell "action news" the 22-year-old mother was 5 to 6 months pregnant and lived in the home with several family members. >> i'm very nervous and scared. >> reporter: what are you most concerned about right now? the baby. her life, the baby's life. >> an autopsy is expected to be performed on the baby police say the mother was also taken to hup, although it's not clear what she is being treated for. a girl was struck by a driver in frankford around frankford and margaret. the girl was riding a bike. the driver took off. the girl was taken to st. christopher's hospital for children and expected to recover. delaware county police have identified the man found in a suitcase and did you find on the road.

he was 40-year-old scott burnheisel of philadelphia. a man found the body thursday when he smelled the strong odor. police have a person of interest wanted in connection with the sexual assault and attempted sexual assault in south philadelphia in their custody. detectives are waiting on the results of dna to link rahime felder to those crimes. "action news" dann cuellar has the details. >> reporter: it was a ten thousand dollar reward and subsequently tipsters that led police to 32 rahime felder. the u.s. marshals and police raided his mother's home two blocks from the two assaults took place. it appears rahime felder was in the process of packing his bags and fled before lawmen could get there. >> how do you you feel that he is being saw the for it. >> reporter: i can't believe it.

sources say they did find gloves and sneakers and clothing that appear to match those worn in one or both attacks, the rape and robbery of a woman on monday in the 1800 block of rosewood and attempted sexual assault of a 30-year-old woman in the 1700 block of chadwick back in march. according to court records and his mother, rahime felder was released from prison after serving 12 years for attempted murder. no comment from his lawyer, but again, police are waiting for the results of dna evidence to see if rahime felder can be linked to the crimes. at special victims i'm deny dann cuellar -- channel 6 "action news." >> the an traction scare is more -- anthrax scare is more widespread than originally thought. the center for disease control prevention is testing to see which ones were live.

they were supposed to be inactive. cdc is investigating the army dugway proving grounds in utah that ships anthrax. the general public is not at risk. the priest in charges. world meeting of families is under a investigation for probe into the a castle. the investigation will not impact the pope's visit and world meeting of families this september. former house speaker dennis hastert has resign from the board of christian school that bears his name. he is accused of violating banking laws. a person familiar with the allegations contained in the indictment he paid hush money to conceal claims of misconduct.

the daughter of devon steel has suffered a setback a result of a compliks -- complication of stem cell transplant. in march her father announced she was officially in remission. a new jersey community welcomed home one of their own last night. there was a big well how many home for a south jersey soldier who was stationed in the middle east in the past year. the town. blackwood came out to give a hero's welcome to don cook. they were happy to see dad again. he joined the army in 2008 and reenlisted for another 6 years.

he said he was overwhelmed for all the attention. >> we love this, we do. this means a whole lot to a lot of people. >> cook is a graduate of try -- try try triton regional high school. fans are on the raceway for the fedex 400. the drivers are ready for the big race. while racing is primarily dominated by men, there are a couple of ladies in the picture. ruth snyder is a tire specialist. lap -- laparoscopic device that cause it is cancer in women, who knew what and when. the sentence a judge handed down for woman who skipped out on paying her cab fare.

meteorologist chris sowers will have the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, "action news" saturday morning continues in just a moment.

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>> a woman in ohio chose exercise after a jail cell. she skipped out on a fare from a cab ride from cleveland to plains mill haut. she has two days to finish the

walk. she has to serve four months probation and pay $100 to the cab company. >> reporter: i think i would have chose that, too. >> over jail. >> reporter: i would say she dot lucky. cecily would have run that in four hours and back on the couch. >> reporter: there's the view in cape may it's still fogged in pretty good. 63 degrees, we have a lot low-level clouds down the shore that's holding the visibility back a little bit. it should burn off over the next hour or so. winds are calm, water temperatures 57 degrees. it's only an issue for cape may county. trenton down to 5 miles per hour. lancaster, 5 miles. wildwood 7. cape may visibility between 3 and 4. a little bit afternoon issue down there. -- a little bit of an issue down there. everybody is okay. millville, 68. trenton, 67.

the poconos 67 degrees. it's very sticky out there even though the numbers look cool, you add in the humidity it's uncomfortable. salt light and radar showers and thunderstorms, this is a cold front this is lining up across the heartland of the nation, we are expecting severe weather up and down the frontal system this afternoon. as you can see there's philadelphia right there. it's not to a far to the west west the front is getting closer and closer. that frontal system that will produce the severe weather winds up to 60 miles per hour in the highlighted area. eventually all that will sit over top of the delaware valley sunday into monday. frontal system is far enough to the west it's a nice day. combination of sun and clouds, warm and sticky, decent amount of sun. sunday, showers and thunderstorms break out late in the day. after 5, 6:00 p.m. the front stalls monday, low pressure develops pulse east and monday is a mess, lots of clouds

and showers thunderstorms drenching downpours monday does not look like a nice day enjoy the weekend. later this afternoon by 5 p.m., one or two areas could see a pop-up shower or thunderstorm. warm and sticky that's the main story today. overnight tonight partly cloudy skies, sunday morning isolated shower early north and west of the p-a turnpike. 10:00 a.m. it's late in the day, frontal systems comes in from the north we'll see showers and thunderstorms developing northwest to southeast across the viewing area, monday, the frontal system sits over top of us, showers arena thunderstorms yellows, roads -- reds and organses, that represents the heavy drenching downpours. 2 to 3 inches of rain by monday

afternoon. poconos, clouds and sun 78 degrees. sunday, cooler temperatures more in the way of clouds, sticky both days. jersey shore hazy sunshine sunday, 77 degrees is the forecasted high with the sea breeze both days, water temperatures look driefl -- delightful for the delaware bay. 75 off fortescue gandys beach. 57 off the coast of atlantic city i'm not jumping in at 57 degrees at this point. delaware bay 75. 88 degrees, warm and sticky, sun and clouds today i need ocean temperatures of 70 degrees to get me in there. winds southwest 7 to 10 miles per hour. overnight tonight 66 degrees outlying suburbs, 69 for center city. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, repeat performance tomorrow the exception being late-day thunderstorm. showers and thunderstorms numerous monday, 82.

drenching downpours are likely. i woonlt be surprised if -- wouldn't surprised if we had flood advisories going up with the rain being printed out on the advisory. tuesday, morning rain, 75 degrees. >> fyi takes you to the shore. >> reporter: here's what's coming up on fyi philly. >> it's our annual down the shore special. we'll take you on a winery tour. check out the hottest summer shades and we'll have a way to spend time for a good cause. we'll get you fashion ready for the beach boardwalk and beyond. and, of course, there will be with ice cream. that's on fyi philly. we hope you join us.

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county fought to ban the device. in 2013 reid underwent a hysterectomy after the procedure she was found to have a rare cancer. the couple said it was spread by the device making her progression much worse. >> i'm angry that this tool was on the market for 20 years and the fda didn't look for any issues with it. >> reporter: it was thought the risk was extremely rare, but now the fda estimates up to 1 to 350 cases cancer is hitting. reid knows dozens of women with similar stories. fda issued a warning saying the device should not be used on most women. they are looking into johnson and johnson the main manufacturer of the device. theythey were alerted about the

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>> meteorologist chris sowers has pizza every week. >> reporter: two slices -- [laughter]. forecast for today, 88 degrees, that's the forecasted high. warm anticipate sticky, breezy. the humidity will make it feel like the low 90s sunday, humid, thunderstorms developing late probably after 5:00 p.m. 6:00 p.m. they will be across the western suburbs and not into the city until after 7:00 p.m. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast 82 degrees, monday, monday is the day we have to watch things closely. the frontal system will sit over top of us, with all the moisture drenching downpour and wouldn't be surprised if we have flood

advisories issued. the rest of the week looks nice with temperatures in the 70s and 80s and lower humidity leaves. >> thanks chris, 7:56 we're just a few minutes away from saying good morning to "good morning america." here's paula ferris with a preview. >> reporter: goodgood morning, eva hello philadelphia. we have more strong storms pounding the southern plains, dallas, and you austin and houston reading for flooding again. rob marciano is on the ground in dallas this morning with the very latest. we have new details emerging about the allegation being leveled against dennis hastert, the former speaker of the house breaking his silence to a friend what he and prosecutors are saying this morning. and finally, surf is up for these talented pups they are hitting the waves and trying to to be top dog in this competition.

our sarah haynes is all over the story. it's coming up on "g.m.a." this saturday, we'll see you soon. "action news" continues at 9:00 a.m. here's the stories we're working on for you breakerring news, a new jersey -- breaking news, a new jersey state trooper is dead after hitting a deer in monmouth county. how some people are finding comfort and support in social media like facebook. now for chris sowers and the entire "action news" team, i'm eva pilgrim. we'll be back in an hour.

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good morning, america, breaking overnight. flooding disaster. rivers rising. threatening more homes. new evacuations overnight. highways impassable. the rescues by hovercraft, drones searching for victims as the death toll rises. from the relentless rain. and more tornadoes. plus, close calls from lightning. our coverage from the heart of the danger zone as more extreme weather moves in. twin shark attacks. two young women bitten in shallow water. witnesses rushing to help. >> at first, she was a little freaked out. >> the new concerns about ocean dangers as millions get ready to hit the water for the summer beach season. actress' anguish. "gossip girl's" kelly rutherford dealt