when i was young, my family moved from des moines to tulsa, oklahoma, but we never missed a dutch reagan movie, which is what my dad called him, "dutch reagan." we would drive -- i remember one time we drove all the way down from tulsa to durant, oklahoma, and that was before turnpikes. we drove for hours to watch a "dutch reagan" movie. never missed one of those. it's not a big deal, but is to me though and i'm the guy leaving. fast forward to when the mayor of tulsa, and ronald reagan was president when president reagan wanted someone to tout his domestic agenda, and he used me. we would appear on all the tv shows, sometimes together and tell people what they needed to know was happening in the administration. i will always remember when as mayor of tulsa, i pushed the construction of a low-water dam on the arkansas river. it ended up being one of the largest public projects in america that was totally privately funded. it had a lot of opposition, but it's pretty amazing. go back and read about this, and you can see anything that ronald reagan wanted, he got. so then there is the wiley

i use the games and when do the shots of, or the of that section, i'm going to do some a tie in des moines for type on. roughly one 3rd of the buildings will be left standing, gutted and renovated as the rest will be taken down to make space for a denser neighborhood with mixed use buildings, not just housing. but the special thing about this project is that instead of sending the deconstructed buildings to landfill, the goal is to resell for use or recycle every thing that you can see here, from literally the ground floor windows like these could typically be used for changing energy standard since these were put in, it means that they can't, they tend to be recycled a tricky process, but it's possible concrete can either be used or recycled as well. but then we've got to find a home for all of these big old american fridges in germany. all those will be tough, so all of this represents a new approach to old buildings and goods. quite a lot to me that they haven't gotten this fault is asked by that as to quite a lot me to that it was my mouth and some comes with my mouth, much improving h

three dozen cars of a union pacific train came off the tracks in glidden, about 65 miles outside des moines. no injuries were reported. the cause is under investigation in illinois. >> man who died trying to save victims from a capsized boat is being called a hero. lorenzo tobin's body was recovered from lake michigan on sunday. he'd been missing since friday evening after he and 15 other people were thrown into the water when the vessel capsized. his family says tobin was a strong swimmer and attempted to get life jackets to the other passengers. >> a new study is taking a look at the stress that comes with being a teenager, and lawmakers appear poised to take action that could make life a bit more peaceful for young people. this morning, the pressure for perfection appears more prevalent than ever in teens. that's according to a new study showing about 1 in 3 gen z kids feel like they have to be perfect. girls were about 14 points more likely than boys to feel the need for perfection. while social media has been linked to the ongoing youth mental health crisis, congress has not enacted me

kansas city, kirksville, des moines. now travel wise, chicago and st. louis today. i think those are the shots you'll watch for delays. otherwise, the book ends of the country look pretty good. boston to washington, d.c. looks pretty nice. miami, chicago, minneapolis, those are spots we'll have to watch with the cold fron shreve. 102 for oklahoma city. lots of sunshine for dallas with a high of 102. and that's a look at your forecast, frances, back to you. >> appreciate that, angie, thank you. >>> coming up, the celtics are seeing green. how much the nba team could net in a bombshell sale. >>> and we're back in a minute with a new twist in the streaming wars. why two of the biggest services could team up to take on netflix. and keep on going. biofreeze. green means go. sometimes your work shirt needs to be for more than just work. like when it needs to be a big, soft shoulder to cry on. which is why downy does more to make clothes softer, fresher, and better. downy. breathe life into your laundry. hi. i use febreze fade defy plug. and i use this. febreze has a micro

. >>> "the des moines register" says iowa's strict new abortion ban goes into effect monday.he law passed last year bans most abortions after six weeks of pregnancy and before many women know they're pregnant. there are exceptions for rape, incest, and to protect the life of the mother. yesterday the judge ruled the ban would start next monday after the state supreme court reiterated next month that there is no constitutional right to an abortion in iowa. >>> the "associated press" says wildfires sent about 25,000 visitors fleeing from the canadian rockies' largest national park and a nearby town. people escaping jasper national park in the town of jasper traveled through darkness and soot yesterday following the government alert. those trying to get away were ordered later to make a u-turn east in they needed a place to stay because hundreds of wildfires burning to the west. it comes during a busy tourist period. >>> up next, halloween in july. target gets an early jump on the holiday with the return of lewis the pumpkin ghoul. the pumpkin ghoul. (woman) c'mon c'mon ♪ (man)

my mom lives in des moines and i'm happy to say hello to her today. as a western water manager from an arid state, i am keenly aware of the need to be prepared for future drought conditions. on today's drought monitor map, unfortunately new mexico takes the prize in a bad way, but many areas have seen improvement this year. two years ago, the drought monitor map painted a very different picture well over half the nation experiencing some of the worst drought conditions in recent history and major reservoirs hit record low levels. communities impose drug restrictions on water use and emergency actions were taken within the colorado river basin and california to protect infrastructure. in new mexico, over 40 miles of the rio grande went dry, which had not been the case in over 40 years. last october, on a return trip to iowa city, i participated in a discussion regarding the severity of the ongoing drought there in iowa. we know drought conditions posed challenges for every sector of our economy. farmers make planting decisions based on the availability

union pacific says about three dozen cars came off the rails northwest of des moines.e is under investigation. it was not immediately clear what the train was even hauling. >> president biden is outlining a new plan to reform the supreme court. we're learning what prompted him to announce the proposal, which, among other things, would impose term limits on the justices. abc's christiane cordero has reaction. christiane. good morning. >> andrea. good morning. the white house is calling the president's proposal a conversation starter, acknowledging the odds of it becoming a reality. are low. >> extremism is undermining the public confidence in the court's decisions. >> in his first speech since proposing major reforms to the supreme court, president biden said public trust in the court has eroded. >> these reforms restore trust in the courts. >> biden is proposing an 18 year term limit for justices with every president appointing a new justice every two years, ensuring consistent renewal of the court. the president also saying justices should be required to disclose gift

thousands of power outages were reported near des moines. >> a father and daughter are the latest victims of the extreme heat in the west. they were hiking in utah's canyonlands national park when they got lost and ran out of water in temperatures topping 100 degrees. much of that heat will stay in place today, so let's check your tuesday forecast >> well, someone certainly cranked up the heat. we either tied or broke records up and down the northeast. washington, d.c. beating that old high record on the day with a new high record of 102. now it's going to stay pretty steamy here, even as we head into tuesday and some of those old daily record highs are in jeopardy of being broken as we head into tuesday for accuweather, i'm brew guy for abc news. >> coming up, the accused serial killer in custody accused of killing 42 women. >> also ahead, the nfl hall of famer speaking out why? he says he was mistakenly handcuffed and removed from a united airlines flight and later a discovery on (banker 1) let's hear it! (vo) with wells fargo premier a team can help you plan for your dream. (woman) i h

some damaging winds moving in with storms tonight, and there's a tornado watch that extends from des moines all the way to the quad cities. whit? >> whit: greg dutra, great to have you, thank you. >>> we move on now to president biden, defiantly pushing back against growing pressure to step aside in his re-election bid. the president appearing at the emergency operations center in washington, d.c. today, talking about hurricane beryl, the extreme heat, and climate change. the biden campaign trying to ease fears following last week's debate debacle. and the first democrat in congress is now calling on president biden to withdraw from the race. here's abc's rachel skoet. >> reporter: tonight, mounting pressure on president biden from democrats demanding answers about the president's mental fitness, and raising questions about whether biden should go on with his campaign. today, the first democratic member of congress coming forward to say the president should drop out. congressman lloyd doggett of texas saying, "president biden's first commitment has always been to our country, not himself. i

response to a legal challenge filed by pro choice groups. several women in the state capital of des moines, said they were mostly opposed to the new legislation, very problematic. i think that it is something that really is not what the people here want. it's not. nobody asked, nobody asked me, nobody has, and i just think it's un, it's unfortunate that our state got caught up in what's happening across the nation . and it's not, it doesn't reflect or i don't believe it reflects the views of what people want. and especially what women deserve, i totally agree with it. i'm not for abortion. people are very concerned about women. i'm concerned about women. and i'm also concerned about children. god is to give her life. and that's not our place to take life. and so i base my opinion on the word of god. so that's the truth. and so we need to reconsider what is happening and not be so selfish. south africa's former president jacobs, who now has been expelled from the ruling african national congress for backend arrival party in mays, elections, zoom. i was suspended from the agency in january a

>> i'm in a very competitive district in des moines, iowa.n for a long time see red lights flashing everywhere. they lose white house this go around and will lose down ballot races across the way, they will lose senate, house and state houses and governorships, as well. we saw president biden on television for 90 minutes and it frightened the entire country. this should scare everyone regardless of party, this is bipartisan concern. for his health and health of the entire country, being under this man's watch is danger to all of us. >> carley: down ballot races is a big deal. voter enthusiasm is down for president biden and if democrats don't turn out to vote for him, they will not vote for the democratic down ballot, that is the major concern, where future of democratic party is up in the air and they say it is in kamala harris. watch this. >> the president and you will remember this in 2020 refer to him as a transition candidate and said he be a bridge. does he believe that? >> yes, i think his statement stands. one reason he picked vice pr

winds, especially from chicago to des moines, could be airport delays there as well., new york and pittsburgh, damaging wind. can't rule out a tornado or two. could be flash flooding from chicago to cleveland. also down into parts of central ohio and parts of the northeast as well. that's what's going on around the country. >>> and that is your latest weather. >> all right, al. thank you. >>> still ahead, what a moment. an emotional wimbledon welcome for princess kate, receiving a standing ovation, a long one during a rare public appearance during her ongoing cancer treatment. her daughter charlotte beaming right from her side. we'll have more from london. but, first, these messages. thanks. hi honey ready to go? yup. there it is, there it is... ahhh...here we go. i guess it also has some disadvantages. yes it does. only pay for what you need. ♪liberty. liberty. liberty, liberty.♪ this is what joint pain looks like. when you keep moving with aleve. (♪♪) just 1 aleve. 12 hours of uninterrupted joint pain relief. aleve. strength to last 12 hours. looking for a reason to

also minneapolis down to des moines.ther area of strong storms. 18 million people at risk for severe weather today. wind gusts again, 75 miles per hour or more, could be a tornado or two. from des moines down to atlanta, we have high rain fall rates that already on saturated soil that could pose a flash flood risk. we're talking about locally three inches of rain from minneapolis down to the southeast. and the heat is on here in paris. we are talking about 100 degrees today. they're starting their heat wave. those hot temperatures also being mirrored in the states. we're going to take a look at that coming up in the next half hour. in the meantime, we will get to your forecast in the next 30 seconds. i'm sorry, hoda. >> hey, al. how are you? we saw the 100 degrees, we were like, wow. >> confirmed. so 0 degrees. >> every bit of 100. >> so there's, of course, a big reason we're in paris. craig, you're here with all of that news. >> yes, hoda, savannah, bonjour. bonjour to you as well. folks, the success of team usa is roll

to happen before the election. , here's what former principal deputy assistant attorney general des moines on "fox news sunday" this morning talking about if the former president does win the election. >> -- for jack smith to continue to pursue a case that he knows is going to be extinguished at noon on january 20th seems somewhat that harassing, arguably abusive. it's not as though he's going to be able to jam a trial into that several-month window. >> reporter: and trump is back on the campaign trail next week. he has rallies in florida on tuesday and pennsylvania on saturday. mike? mike: we will follow it. madison scarpino, thanks so much. for more on this and first lady jill biden's role in president biden's re-election campaign, let's bring in former chief of staff of laura bush and author of u.s. first lady, anita mcbride. anita, welcome. >> hi, mike. thanks for having me. mike: from "the new york times," quote, one senior white house official, however, who has worked with mr. biden during his presidency, vice presidency and 2020 campaign said in an interview on saturday morning that

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the des moines register puts it this way.ing blow for the people and abortion clinics in iowa. what more can you tell us? >> folks in iowa, at least with planned parenthood, want to remind people that the clinics are still open for sci testing, ob/gyn needs for women and birth control. here in illinois, folks with planned parenthood are preparing for a surge in demand when it comes to care, and i spoke with the executive director of planned parenthood illinois, and she tells me, unfortunately, they have already gotten used to treating patients from other states. now, with this law, there are some exceptions. for example, if a pregnancy is the result of rape or incest, a woman has a certain time period to report that to a physician or a member of law enforcement. also, if it's determined the fetus cannot survive outside of the womb of the mother, an abortion will be allowed. and an abortion will be allowed if it's determined it's necessary to save the life of a mother. i asked the leaders in illinois if those exceptions bring

in des moines. because of record cold weather, there were all these flight delays.y canceled all the flights that day. and today we could be scrambling. you might see us on monday right here back on the couch in milwaukee. >> brian: it was a shame. i was going to pack this up. i was going to shrink wrap that. >> lawrence: let's leave it. >> brian: the president of the united states had the longest speech -- the former president, longest speech in convention. >> ainsley: 93 minutes. >> steve: beat his record. >> brian: what an opening. he had so many great speeches. eric was fantastic. mike pompeo was strong. and then you had hulk hogan. you saw some dana white introduction. nobody better. >> ainsley: franklin graham. >> brian: basically he endorsed donald trump which i don't think his dad ever did. >> ainsley: a prayer, too. everyone had their heads bowed, eyes closed because of what happened to him last weekend. >> brian: fascinating the way it started do. this once, it's traumatic, i'm not telling it again. so here is donald trump describing what happened last sat

couple areas across the region in this severe weather potential. 7 million people kansas city, des moinesa all included in that. the biggest threat we're going to be looking at is the winds. if you're traveling today we know it's a busy travel week with the rain gearing up for the end of the week chicago and st. louis a couple of spots you'll want for delays thanks to thunderstorms and flooding risks on the roadways. so be careful with that. miami, too, not just as we get into tomorrow but fourth of july as well. chicago, minneapolis, a couple spots with the potential for scattered storms. what the good news is, simone, washington, boston, and the est coast looking pretty good if folks are traveling out of those hubs. >> angie lassman, thank you so much. >>> still ahead president biden still hasn't spoken with top democrats following his debate performance last week. what we're learning about white house response to panic from within the party. we're back in a moment with more. thin the party we're back in moa ment with more this charmin ultra soft smooth tear has wavy edges. it's no ordi

i talked to one guy that built 150 homes in the des moines area.s year he's building a pair that affects all the people providing material and appliances. in iowa, there's a shortage of housing. not only a shortage of housing but a shortage of affordable housing so that's a real crunch. >> when i first spoke with you, when i went back up for analysis in the booth, there was a feeling that when you think about republican national conventions, traditionally this is the party of big business. that might have been one of the most significant anti-big business speeches in history republican conventions. did you hear it that way? >> i heard it is not necessarily from that angle. what i heard was let's take care of the american worker. it's like when the american worker does welcome everybody does well. that's good for families. it's good for communities, good for everything. even when you go into the school districts, primarily a type facility. they can't hire people because the minimum wage, they can get a job at mcdonald's for $80 and the school can on

. >> i remember being in iowa, des moines, it was really, really cold.t to wear, so we just layered. the president just and we just celebrated his first 100 days, and we couldn't be more proud, because it was the most work that any elected president of the united states in recent memory has actually accomplished, not just talked but accomplished. from his first days he did what he promised us he would do, and he has only just begun. >> what do you see as the linkages here in what is still a relatively select group. as i mentioned in my introduction of you, a group we hoped would continue to grow and enlarge in both parties, by the way, and what do you say to the political folks, the operatives, who are concerned that kamala will have to do something that is different than other officials. she will be in many states that have never had a black woman governor or senator, she will have to get that state electorate comfortable with that statewide, and they've never had a practice session, if you will. >> but that's what democracy is about, letting everybody

and i headed towards de moines and mounted mobile kindly. and so i've moved from the east towards seeing jack people as well as from a fall, i'm good that if they have roots in that state feel, so the patient i've seen, joe, would it be sold in a few days? 50 liters of russia and china beach, i get a stall where the shanghai cooperation organization, annual summit is taking place. the regional block has been called integrated economic and security cooperation between members is expanded in recent years. i've represent small, the 3rd of the wells population at a cost of the global economy. the indian probably minnesota and remote is due to be absences. they share a solvent job. it is in the cause that capital with mold is the 24th annual meeting of the shanghai corporation organization. our seo, i'm on the 1st the this to arrive was fine, is president. you can thing who wants to take the opportunity at this for him to further enhance by law to the loved the lack of cooperation. strict security arrangements have been made here in the causes of

so the richest kid in des moines can go to school on taxpayer dime.ch >> james, project 2025 plan toral funding about public education could mean at least a 10% reduction for education funding in texas. which already has some of the lowest per pupil funding levels for public schools in the nation. as a former public school teacher your self, how have you seen cuts to education funding impact kids and teachers in texas? quick so caught up before as a politician was a middle school teacher. often say being a middle school teachers the best preparation for serving in politics. [laughter] i served in the classroom wrapped the state legislature cut about 10% from her education budget. in one class. forty-five kids 45 middle scores in one class. i did not have enough desks for all the students i had kids sitting on the air conditioning unit. in the wealthiest country in humann history in the 21st century children sitting on the air conditioning unit. so much of this voucher debate is not just hurting kids it's also trying to blur the mind between church andwe state. in christian nationalis

some of them right here in wisconsin, down trees, took out power lines in des moines, iowa and at least two tornadoes were spotted in the hawkeye state. let's get right our meteorologist, elisa rafah with more on this. elisa. good morning to you good morning. >> we had an intense winds or storms roll through parts of iowa, illinois triggering multiple tornado warnings for the city of chicago and more than 400 storm reports. a lot of them damaging winds because we had wind gusts up to 105 miles prowar in this line for camp grove, illinois, 97 mile-per-hour wind zone, holy cross, iowa, even 75 mile per hour wind gusts reported at o'hare airport. we are looking at more than 500,000 customers without power from the damaging winds that are roll through the severe risk continues today, we do have the continued threat for damaging wins isolated tornadoes and large hail stretching across the ohio valley and then getting into the northeast. so something that we'll have to watch out for again, kasie all right. >> elisa rafah for us this morning. elisa, thanks very much. coming up next here inside

[applause] >> offering today's invitation, pl w mclaughlin from des moines, iowa, delegate at large iowangle raising your children, nothing much matters. jackie kennedy'k n she said them 60 years ago and this is why we gather on this historic we as parents and grandparents eave and earth to protect our children and the america offers them. raising our childre the single most important job we have. which is why we dedicate and listours advocating on behalf of president trump. we owe it to ourhildn to give them the kind of america we america that president trump wants for all of us. [applause] thankat home every night when we finish our prayers, we finish our prayers and we pray for all of t chiren. d his family.nd president tonight i would like to add my jj, jack and george, god bless you kevin, michael -- protect us against the wickedness of the devil. may god review -- reb him. the power of god. al spirits about the of souls. amen and god bless president trump. [applause] >> please rise for the presentation of colors. the colors are presented by the veterans of the honor grd. let's give

accountability and that's what the governor wanted and that's what were seen happen so the richest kid in des moinesers time. >> project 2025 plan to phase out federal funding or aspects of kt. >> 12 education could mean a 10% reduction for education, funding anduc texas which already has te lowest funding levels are public schools in the nation. as a former public school teacher yourself. how have you seen cuts to education funding impact kids and teachers in texas. >> before i was a politician i teacherddle school often saying peter but a schoolteacher is the best preparation for serving a politics and i served in the classroom right after the state legislature, about 10% from her education budget. i had in one class. 45 kids and 45 middle schoolers in one class. , i did not have enough desks for all the students, had kids sitting on the air conditioning unit in the wealthiest country in human history in the 21st century it killed children sitting on the air-conditioning unit so much of the voucher debate is not just hurting kids, it is also trying to put a line between church and state. project 2

. >> west des moines, iowa. >> and ferndale, washington. ♪ >> hi to my best friend lydia, watching in we're here to celebrate our 1st anniversary. >> that's lovely. >> happy 1st anniversary to that lovely couple. happy tuesday. y'all get extra credit because it is drizzling out there. it's raining. we have our blue ponchos out. but they have come. we want everybody to get on tv! >> there you go. >> yeah. >> give them their moment. >> yeah. i think everybody needs a moment. we will get out and visit them in a minute. savannah is enjoying a little time off, much deserved time off. >>> but we do have a lot of news to get to this morning. let's get to our news at 8:00. we will begin with new developments overnight in what is now the kamala harris presidential campaign. the vice president now has the endorsement of enough delegates to win the democratic party's nomination. nbc's peter alexander is at the white house. he has the very latest for us. hey, peter. good morning. >> reporter: hoda, good morning to you. you said it, vice president kamala harris wasting no time uniting her party. i

[applause] >> offering today's invitation, please welcome james mclaughlin from des moines, iowa, delegate>> good evening. if you bungle raising your children, nothing much matters. jackie kennedy's words speak letters today than when she said them 60 years ago and this is why we gather on this historic occasion. we as parents and grandparents would move heaven and earth to protect our children and the opportunities of a strong free america offers them. raising our children is the single most important job we have. which is why we dedicate and list hours advocating on behalf of president trump. we owe it to our children to give them the kind of america we all remember growing up in -- the proud, patriotic and faith america that president trump wants for all of us. [applause] thank you. at home every night when we finish our prayers, we finish our prayers and we pray for all of the children. our country and president trump and his family. tonight i would like to add my boys, jj, jack and george, god bless you kevin, michael -- protect us against the wickedness of the devil. may god review -

a rough one from des moines. can see urban dale here, potential tornados ripping through, northern indiana where one person was killed, unfortunately, with a tree. you can see here today we've got the shot from the afternoon through the evening as you go west to east, from there in vermont down to washington, d.c. most of pennsylvania, all of new jersey and new york city included. that's for mostly damaging winds. then hottest day for so many folks. it was the hottest for many in the mid-atlantic. your local weather in 30 seconds. >> michael: we're just getting started. we'll be right back. waiting years for it to grow? meet new pantene pro-v miracles. with our highest concentration of pro-vitamins yet, infused with ingredients like biotin & collagen. strengthens hair bonds and repairs as well as the leading luxury brand without the $60 price tag. ♪ for stronger, healthier hair. ♪ if you know, you know it's pantene. ♪ ♪ ♪ have you always had trouble losing weight you know it's pantene. and keeping it off? same. d