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a press conference scheduled for 4:30 central time, and we'll have updates for you then. >> ryan henson from ksdk, thank you so much for keeping track on things there. let's bring in nbc meteorologist michelle grossman. so michelle, what 12 million more still at risk of severe weather today. >> yeah, hi there, alex. the good news with that statement is we're not expecting what we saw last night. we have a really powerful cold front moving through, warm and humid air mass. we could see some strong storms, but mainly it's going to be some winds, it's going to be ferocious rains with flooding. not what we saw last night. this was really unusual. from a meteorology standpoint, it was historical, it was devastating, it was destructive. from a humanity aspect it was so sad and just really, really unusual. unusual in terms of the power, the strength, unusual for this time of year. unusual for the location. it was so far north, normally these places we're talking about snow cover on the ground, not a super cell tornado. let's take a look at the tornado outbreak in terms of numbers. over 30 torn

ah surgeon henson called us, i grant john. every time he spoke, he was something new in bizarre. he said andrew was shot in the head and he had a backpack or rocks tied to them. that's what he told us over the phone. he believed it was us a suicide. he was just waiting on the coroner, and once he found the gun, he would be confirmed that it was a suicide. who so the 1st day i met tammy, she decided aman talked to the news. so i walked in, i didn't know what to expect, you know what i mean, we had heard about what was happening, but i didn't know i was just walking into this. and tammy said my son was killed and i had to call my producers like, hey, this is actually your story today. i know you just wanted me to get a sound by here, but this is your story. she says her son was killed. mm. enter sonics mom tammy sat. i spoke at a local radio station today saying she believed her son was murdered. we discovered that when andrew was found on june 27th, he wasn't wearing the same clothes he might missing and cameras. in his dorm caught this footage, he was last seen wearing this sweat

reporter ryan henson is there. we welcome you on this really difficult day. what's the latest where you are? >> reporter: well, since day break broke, really since last night, crews have been streaming in here trying to help clear some of the debris, clear some of the rubble. like you said, this is very much a search and rescue mission, and the concern is really those people who are still unaccounted for. that wall you're looking at right there that's no longer there, that stretches about the length of a football field and those strong winds that came through our area last night ripped off the roof off of the building right there. so we have two confirmed fataliies like you mentioned, alex, and several injured to varying degrees, one person who had to be flown out of here to an area hospital in st. louis. police say they are still trying to get an official count of people who were in the building at the time. one problem that they're having is some workers left on their own accord, and police are in the process of trying to track them down now. here's one ama

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you remember but last year, it was all virtual so you had actress sarahjessica parker and taraji p hensonormal globe nominations who were big celebrities, a—list celebrities and their publicists would show up early in the morning, like 5:00am or 6:00am, in los angeles. it was a lot of pomp and circumstance in announcing the golden globe nominations. none of that this year. i was there live at around 5:00am in beverly hills, at the beverly hills inn and the only celebrity on hand was the rapper, snoop dogg, surprisingly. he did some of the nominations and he was followed by the president of the hollywood foreign press association, helen hoehne, who did the rest of the nominations so quite a different tone. much more i would say sombre, much more respectful, not a lot of pomp and circumstance... considering you are inside the tent now and we really want to find out from you notjust whether you have been offered freebies laughs like they were in the past — which was one of the criticisms of the la times report, but what difference did actually has made with the presence of people like you in

henson as the evil miss hanigan. you can't forget about annie's dog sandy.a. >> i know what you'll be doing at 8:00. >> i just recorded it from my phone on my dvr at home. i'm going to watch it with my daughter. i just love that film, and i can't wait to see it live. >> i'll be singing along in the newsroom. >> raj, what's coming up next at 5:30? >>> a lot going only. no businesses or schools to be shut down. that's the plan. president biden unveils the newest version of his plan to take on this feared winter covid surge. >> and the other move to get at-home covid test kits for free. >>> plus could his parents face charges? next, the new details we're learning about the deadly school shooting in michigan. >>> and making progress, but is it enough? we investigate if pga is making the grade when it comes to safety. good evening and thanks for being with us. i'm raj mathai.

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sam swore the legends too, but his henson, 12 o'clock, but a sneak large was speaking from the balcony. that was 1000000 moskowitz assa living shield around the white house. we were only 2 journalists inside a lot of people, pension ass. poor people are they are missing the social security that they had. and the former is european society under communist through a day had to subsidized flats, gym, the gardens, holidays, education medicine. i do agree with me high, got too much of that. glasnost openness was the oxygen that needed for a free discussion in the soviet society. not only there, but here in eastern europe as well. i get a wraps it up for this news. i think she accompany this sunday or written that they said 30 minutes. oh, join me every thursday on the alex salmon show and i'll be speaking to guess of the world politics sport business. i'm show business. i'll see you then. ah mm hm. mm. and welcome to world support. from the earliest days of nation states, security has been the most critical and the most controversial issue in europe. and while ensuring it provided both pros

henson! [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ you look so beautiful!u. we had to pick a special dress for you, kelly. it's beyond you look like this every day? i hate you. >> taraji: no, not at all. >> kelly: i know that you have a salon in your house, you love hair and makeup, nails all that stuff? >> taraji: i do, and i almost missed out by one year, i did not get accepted into high school performing arts in d.c. -- >> kelly: who is laughing now, high school. >> taraji: i went back to speak to the students. >> kelly: never mind, you're great. >> taraji: they love that story, because at the end it was just a no from that place. i had to learn that at a very young age. and i did not know how to process it. i thought that meant i could not act. so i went on and try to enroll in a school of cosmetology, but i needed to enroll in the ninth grade. and i was already in my tenth grade year, so i missed it, but it was always in me, because when i was in college i used to do $20 set acrylics. >> kelly: you can do acrylics? >> taraji: i taught myself, i don't h

i want to bring in melissa henson and i'd love to came to come off the back of this as i am wondering if the music in the entertainment industry do they even care that some kids and some women are being impacted negatively as go to melissa hanson fest so to the extent that girls are sing primarily are exclusively highly sexualized or eroticized images of young women in the media. it shapes sir, expectations about what their life is going to be when they mature and what's, what society expects of them. girls who consume highly sexualized media, for example, we know are more likely to suffer from eating disorders. the more likely to initiate sex at a younger age are going to have more sexual partners over the course of their life time. they're also more likely to have an unwanted pregnancy. they're more likely to experience episodes of depression came this is show business. is it even a factor it's really, really important that hasn't really been discussed, at least from what i've seen in the publicity on this documentary. and that is the question of diversity in this, in this whole sit

professor henson said, as usual he is right in everything he says, he points out that reagan institutedy says only 45% of americans approve the military now. i cited that for my next book just the other day. in 2018, it was 70%. these guys have presided over a free fall of the american people's confidence in the military which was once the only institution that we still had any respect for. i was listening to these guys, and all i hear is, i don't trust my soldiers. they are not going to listen to me. they won't take the vaccine. holy cow. it never occurred to me that my troops will follow me, but i guess i was coming up under a different army. for instance, in my army, unlike today's air force, we did not ask pronouns to our signature blocks. we were serious about were fighting and serious and winning. in fact, i was in the last war that we unequivocally won, operation desert storm. it is been 30 years. if you guys guys were coming off a spring of victories, if they had put something in the w column, i might be more willing to listen to them. but all i see is a bunch of guys -- so may

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i want to bring in ryan henson in illinois. ryan, what is the situation where you are? out of the way to give you an idea. that is the amazon facility. that wall right there which is no more than a length of the football field and winds ripped off the roof. the storms have since moved on out of the area. we are 20 miles outside of st. louis, missouri. as you take a closer look, there have been two confirmed dead here overnight as search and rescue efforts continue. 30 were taken away and back with loved ones. one person was injured badly. they were flown to the area hospital to get further treatment. it is still very much an active situation and scene here. we know the facility loads up the amazon trucks to be out to deliver to folks for people who ordered items here. there is not too much product inside. according to one worker we have spoken with this morning. there were people inside the building and search and rescue crews are still searching for people in the building. we spoke with first responders who said this effort to last several days. the edwardsville mayor

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executive director henson and the public i want to go through a couple of highlights on our revised use of force dg 05.01 and s commissioner lis said there's a lot of people to thank and i don't want to repeat but i want to thank everybody commissioner elias mentioned and thanked the members of the police department san francisco police department who worked on this and will shop this if you will and really kind of made the product a better product a lot of hands went into this and a lot of eyes were on this policies are evolutions. we know we don't answer every question with policies but i think this along with 3.01 which will hopefully before the commission in a very near future would really enhance our policy development process and keep us relevant, keep us up-to-date and keep us current and in rhythm and policy provisions whenthey are needed. so with that i wanted to highlight a couple of things. commissioner lis spoke about the documentation of use of force . one of the highlights is as she mentioned about previously our use of force levels stopped at the threshold of injury, visi

executive director henson and the public i want to go through a couple of highlights on our revised use of force dg 05.01 and s commissioner lis said there's a lot of people to thank and i don't want to repeat but i want to thank everybody commissioner elias mentioned and thanked the members of the police department san francisco police department who worked on this and will shop this if you will and really kind of made the product a better product a lot of hands went into this and a lot of eyes were on this policies are evolutions. we know we don't answer every question with policies but i think this along with 3.01 which will hopefully before the commission in a very near future would really enhance our policy development process and keep us relevant, keep us up-to-date and keep us current and in rhythm and policy provisions whenthey are needed. so with that i wanted to highlight a couple of things. commissioner lis spoke about the documentation of use of force . one of the highlights is as she mentioned about previously our use of force levels stopped at the threshold of injury, visi

executive director henson and the public i want to go through a couple of highlights on our revised use01 and s commissioner lis said there's a lot of people to thank and i don't want to repeat but i want to thank everybody commissioner elias mentioned and thanked the members of the police department san francisco police department who worked on this and will shop this if you will and really kind of made the product a better product a lot of hands went into this and a lot of eyes were on this policies are evolutions. we know we don't answer every question with policies but i think this along with 3.01 which will hopefully before the commission in a very near future would really enhance our policy development process and keep us relevant, keep us up-to-date and keep us current and in rhythm and policy provisions whenthey are needed. so with that i wanted to highlight a couple of things. commissioner lis spoke about the documentation of use of force . one of the highlights is as she mentioned about previously our use of force levels stopped at the threshold of injury, visible. now that th

those charges were originally dropped before this case was taken over by a special prosecutor, tiraji hensoninally be set free because i knew it all along. that is when the charges originally were dismissed. is she happy now that the truth is out? again, he puts -- this is a complete dismissal of people who are real victims of hate crimes. maria: i know. james, your thoughts. james: really poisonous set of lies, lied to the police and horrible lies about donald trump supporters. that was the point of this and that's why all of these politicians on the left jumped on this story and inflamed it and i would hope that the people of chicago and illinois and the united states would say they're done voting for politicians who exploit and inflame racial tensions for their benefit. maria: yeah. it's pretty incredible. james: they've been hoping a long time for that. maria: it's disgusting that he made this whole thing up and so many people saw through it from the beginning, but not al sharpton and joe biden and kamala harris unfortunately. dagen and james, stay right there. the next hour of "mornings