that happened in tuscaloosa. we have a report from east brutin, alabama which as you can see was really hit. >> reporter: it certainly was hit hard. you can see aall the debris scattered by the homes. this is actually a mobile home trailer, the mobile home nowhere in sight. the trailer overturned and landed upside down on top of these two homes here. authorities say a tornado came through here around 7:30 a.m. we spoke with one resident, joe stouch who was driving through the neighborhoods when things started to get bad quickly. he said tree limbs started falling down on the road. he had to drive around them and he found himself pulling two neighbors from their destroyed mobile home. they were among three residents taken to the hospital with injuries. authorities report no fatality's here but in tuscaloosa county a 24-year-old man and 3-year-old boy were killed when a tree fell on their home and in baldwin county authorities say rain slicked roads led to a crash that was transporting children in the girl's ranch

more than a half a foot of rain in tuscaloosa triggering this landslide, trapping this car underneath a tree. along the coast, rising storm surge flooding this highway in mobile. meanwhile, the cleanup continues this weekend in four states after the system spawned multiple tornadoes. this drone video showing the extent of the damage in brewton, alabama. at least 50 homes damaged or destroyed in this neighborhood. >> it just sounded like a bus or something had hit the side of my house. >> reporter: roofs torn to shreds. houses reduced to debris. >> such a mangled mess. rob, where is the system going next? >> reporter: it's in the carolinas now, and we expect it to re-strengthen over the next 12 hours. take a look at where it is. west of columbia, by about 50 miles, flash flood watches, that's been a hallmark. tornadoes also a possibility, as it tracks across charlotte, then back to tropical storm strength. nags head by tomorrow morning. tropical storm warnings for all the outer banks. got to mention the severe weather threat tonight. storms bubbling across the midwest, burlington, chic

two other people died in the storm when a tree fell on their house near tuscaloosa.louisiana, residents emerged after the storm passed to find flooded streets and heavy wind damage. claudette is headed north and may re-strengthen tomorrow when it crosses into the atlantic off the north carolina coast. brazil continues to be a global hot spot for the coronavirus. yesterday, the country passed 500,000 deaths from covid-19. anti-government protesters marched through the streets of major cities calling for president jair bolsonaro's removal from office for his handling of the pandemic. brazil is reporting nearly 2,000 deaths from the coronavirus per day. in china, vaccination rates are now rising more quickly. the country's national health commission reported it has administered more than one billion doses of coronavirus vaccines. the vaccine rollout in china began slowly, reportedly due to concerns over the effectiveness of the country's versions of the vaccine. but fears over the new delta variant and a concentrated effort from the chinese government have increased the

we had a man in a child killed by a falling tree in tuscaloosa county in the central part of the stateept away by floodwaters, he is still missing. a woman trapped in her car in north alabama, she drowned as well so right now the entire death toll for the state �*s 13, perhaps 1a and that includes the wreck in south alabama. i can only imagine across the state, to have that many children killed in one terrible accident must have a huge impact on people. what sort of response has there been? well, the four young women who were residents of the youth home attended the same high school in the eastern part of alabama. there was a community gathering there today, people sharing memories and stories of these young girls and just a very emotional response from the community, it is a very small community, very tightknit. let's get some of the day's other news: the belgian authorities have confirmed that a body found in woodland is that of a missing soldier who had threatened to kill the country's top virologist. the prosecutor's office said initial findings indicated that jurgen conings shot h

whether due to claudette, the two were crushed by a falling tree that hit their mobile home in tuscaloosa. last night. claudette first made landfall in louisiana. before being downgraded to a tropical depression. the storm dumped heavy rain across the gulf coast states. people also reported seeing tornadoes. i've never been in a tornado now we want to go through another one like that is just wolf and it was gone. just that quick, forecasters say claudette could strengthen back into a tropical storm tomorrow as it advances across north carolina and toward the atlantic ocean. flood warnings have been issued for florida, the carolinas and georgia. the willow fire near big sur in the los padres national forest has now grown to 2080 acres. fire officials say the crews are struggling with the area's rugged and steep terrain. that fire started on thursday night, and it's 0. contained roughly 450 firefighters have been brought in to help out the willow fire is burning west of the arroyo seco campgrounds, and it continues to threaten the historic tassajara zen mountain resort of mountain center. t

so i went down to tuscaloosa the university of alabama and hung out with a biologist who studied snakes. we went to a place where he had basically given snakes that he has done studying to as a hobby to basically his whole basement is just full of the gigantic pythons and constrictors, beautiful animals that are very well taken care of and we just sort of fed them rats and the scientists talked to me about what's going on once that rat goes inside. the python actually has to burn an incredible amount of fuel to get fuel out of the food. you have to expend the energy to earn the energy and he basically determined that the metabolic rate of a python is totally emotionless breaking down a rat or rabbit or something is about the same level as a horse in full gallop. a horse in full gallop. after a couple minutes but the python can keep it up for days so if you want to see sort of metabolism at its finest, you go and hang out with a python and watch them feed on things. you mentioned flying moles. they are an amazing organism a lot of people don't even know exist but if you see some jellylik

and then tuscaloosa county a tree fell onto her home killing a 24 gold man and a three -year-old boyo saturday's events. the alabama governor tweeted yesterday was a tragic day for our state. back to you. jon: very sad pictures. from alabama thank you. police say add to the crash add a pride parade was an accident happening last night in fort lauderdale. the 77 -year-old truck driver taking part in the parade and accidentally hit the gas accelerating into spectators narrowly missing congresswoman schultz who was in a convertible nearby deeply shaken but otherwise okay the driver is a member of the family and is cooperating with the investigation. >> remaining in critical condition after a driver rammed his pickup truck into a group of cyclists. now in stable condition after police shot him trying to get away that no word yet on a motive. we are live in los angeles with the latest. reporter: today we heard chilling details from a witness who described this as a targeted attack. we will one you the images are graphic and disturbing happening yesterday morning just east of phoenix they

and demand any employee died when a tree fell on their house just outside tuscaloosa now tropical stormnings are in effect for north carolina. now the fourth victim body has been found after family went over dammit north carolina. they found one - - think differently from the body of the seven -year-old boy. winning the u.s. open coming just weeks after a positive covid test force them to withdrawa previously. now back to "life, liberty & levin". enjoyed. further force. >> this is so important, mark, it's not just about a muslim reform and political islam. the far left the black lives matter movement was to destroy our institutions. just like the chinese revolution did, just like the far left marxist resin pollution did in venezuela to the soviets, chinese et cetera prince's exact same month searches destroy democracy destroy the institution of capitalism and individualism and allow an autocratic socialist entity take power. we sought, my parents sought in sierra and iraq. china is all about it it's the same type of movement that's why they turned our statues and our protests in their v

there are reports just outside tuscaloosa, a tree fell on a home, killing a 24-year-old man and 3-year-old child inside and the accident you mentioned, 10 people killed, nine of them children, that's because most of the victims were riding in a girls ranch vehicle involved in that crash. the charitable organization expressing great sadness as to what happened there. eric, back to you. eric: jonathan, thank you. arthel. arthel: all right, eric. lawmakers today weighing in on the latest attempt at a bipartisan compromise on president biden's massive infrastructure spending bill and senator bernie sanders speaking out on a separate $6 trillion package, some democrats may push to approve without republican support. rich edson is live in wilmington, delaware where president biden is spending the weekend. rich. >> reporter: good afternoon, arthel. and the white house says when president biden returns to washington soon, he will resume those negotiations with democrats and republicans on an infrastructure proposal. there is a bipartisan group of senators who are working on a compromise version, a

and a man and young boy died when a tree fell on their house just outside tuscaloosa.let crash at a florida pride parade was a tragic accident. according to investigators the 77-year-old driver took part in the parade accidentally hit the gas, killing one person and seriously injuring another. no charges have been filed against the driver. and a volunteer for new york mayoral candidate eric adams was stabbed multiple times a day during a campaign event and the bronx. he suffered non- life-threatening injuries. i am jon scott, back to life, liberty and levin. >> will come back america. zuhdi jasser you have written a newsweek about this fusion of black lives matter which is a marxist anti- somatic organization and these modern as law mix of which we have been talking for describe that a little further force. >> this is so important, mark, it's not just about a muslim reform and political islam. the far left the black lives matter movement was to destroy our institutions. just like the chinese revolution did, just like the far left marxist resin pollution did in venezuel

tuscaloosa will be wet too. that's a check in the southeast.your local >>> good sunday morning. a few fingers of fog. cooler weather coast. 60s and 70s around the bay towards noon. >> reporter: this weather report >> reporter: this weather report sponsored by baby bell. more from lake charles in just a few minutes. guys, back to you. >> thanks, rob. >>> coming up on "good morning america," keeping away the creepy crawlies. how to prevent them from ruining your summer fun. >> you're talking about bugs. >> and you too. >>> pop star olivia rodrigo -- what did you say? >> nothing. >> okay. back on track here. pop star olivia rodrigo, she has a brand new song coming out. it's not on her album. where you can find it coming up on "pop news" with janai while i dig in with whit on the commercial break. with voltaren arthritis pain gel, my husband's got his moves back. an alternative to pills, voltaren is the first full prescription strength gel, for powerful arthritis pain relief. voltaren. the joy of movement. (vo) the pursuit of prey. it's a shared in

first, leading this hour, the supreme court sending shockwaves of its own today for places luke tuscaloosal with a unanimous decision and a major victory for college athletes that could reshape college athletics forever. the court ruling that stutd athletes in the ncaa division can receive payments for education-related expenses. supreme court justice brett kavanaugh writing, nowhere else in america can businesses get away with agreeing not to pay their workers a fair-market rate on the theory that their product is defined by not paying their workers a fair-market rate. under ordinary principles of anti-trust law, it is not evident why college sports should be any different. the ncaa is not above the law, unquote. cnn's jessica schneider joins us now. jessica, do we know how much athletes will be able to make? >> jake, this certainly does pave the way for college athletes to get paid. but this does not permit for direct cash payments. now, under this unanimous decision from the supreme court, the ncaa can not limit education-related payments. that includes money for things like computers o

year old man and three year old boy who were killed when a tree fell on their home just outside tuscaloosa lasted for about 10 seconds and then zakariyah claudette also bringing several suspected tornadoes to the area dozens ofn florida's panhandle and another hitting a trailer park head on. i was asleep when they felt like something grabbed the front of my vehicle and pushed it and next thing i know i'm hearing glass shatter all like a tropical storm warning is in effect for parts of the carolinas has claudette moves towards the atlantic. packing winds as high as 40 miles an hour in east brewton, alabama, jonathan serrie ktvu fox two news, i let's check in with meteorologist rosemary oroczo now and the weather here in the bay area, and we saw that live picture from the golden gate bridge. it's a short time ago, and you can see that the fog was kind of lingering on the coast there. yeah, the marine layer has grown to about 2000 ft. mike, and with that, we've got a nice cool down that continues for your bay area monday also happens to be the first full day of summer outside our doors at thi

near tuscaloosa, a 24-year-old man and his 3-year-old boy died when a tree fell on their house. drenching rains, severe winds, and suspected tornadoes in alabama and across the florida panhandle demolished homes and tore apart buildings. in louisiana, cars struggled as heavy rains flooded streets and homes. >> it was completely flooded all the way -- we couldn't get out. there was no way we could have gotten out. we saw somebody walking down the road. it was up to their waist at least. >> reporter: back here in alabama, the ntsb and local authorities are working together to investigate what happened in that crash. as for claudette, the storm is now moving to north carolina and will continue east strengthening back into a tropical storm before heading out over the atlantic. anthony? >> all right. thank you. such a huge loss there. >>> at least six people were hurt by severe weather near chicago overnight. a tornado tore apart trees and power lines about 30 miles west of the city in woodridge, illinois, and damaged homes in naperville. flooding was brought to o'hare airport. some

we will go to robert joining us from tuscaloosa, alabama. good morning. caller: good morning.ant to make this observation. these united states will come together and radicals, people with guns, we were colonized by england, then it was overthrown by [indiscernible] and the rest of the people called criminals. not just americans, but the united states consists of the most criminal elements from every continent in the world. in the most criminal elements, the numbers from whichever continent they came from. there are a lot of good europeans now. the criminal element in this country was brought here after the enslavement of african-americans. there are criminal elements of the african-american community. they don't criminalize european americans or other so-called white people or so-called black or white people. most criminals are from europe, a lot of good people came from europe, but they are the one who are -- all those ethnic europeans don't love one another either. i feel sorry for the young people. this must be the most dangerous country in the world. people are jumping in

up in tuscaloosa. not everybody but a lot of them with advanced degrees. i'm talking about that.ipping a guy that said blessed are the meek. a guy that said when you're slapped in the face, turn that cheek. what good is it if you only love your friends. i could go on and on, but i don't need to this is the message. show this so-called false profit that so many people have centered their belief systems around. how did they grow up reading the same bible, how have they disregarded so much of their belief system for a person that is the antithesis of everything. if you're going to quote me in your little blog post or whatever. read, and then go down one by one. pete, how could that be? >> yeah, it is a really good question, joe. i think part of it really has to do with human psychology. i think if you take a step back for a lot of people, of the christian faith, and again not all of them, but off enough to be concerning they have been royaled by grievances. that has been around and brewing and growing for decades. and that kind of anger, when we are gripped by anger, they wander fro

played in the united states house of representatives, as a state legislator, as a prosecutor in tuscaloosathe election system the integrity took a hit what happened with the democrats did with voter fraud and election theft. right on the heels you have budget deficits $30 trillion debt mark going to blow through. battle between free enterprise based on liberty vs. dictatorial socialism. you have border security. as i said, we are under assault at virtually every angle from the socialist democrats and we have got to beat them back. pete: that's true, representative mo brooks running for the senate in alabama. thank you so much for your time this morning. appreciate. >> it my pleasure, thank you. pete: coming up, indianapolis families are blaming bad policies for the skyrocketing murder rate. lawrence jones went there to talk to a heart broken family blasting the city for allowing their sister's killer to walk free. that's next. ♪ ♪ you wanna be where you can see(ah-ah) ♪ ♪ our troubles are all the same (ah-ah) ♪ ♪ you wanna be where everybody knows your name ♪ ♪ you wanna go where people kn