one carving through brewton, alabama. the system is now heading into the carolinas with more flash flooding possible into the night. here's rob marciano. >> reporter: tonight, claudette on the move, wreaking more havoc as it sweeps from the gulf coast to the carolinas. >> whoa! >> reporter: in atlanta, strong winds sending this oak tree and power lines crashing onto a woman's car, trapping her as first responders frantically pulled her out. the driver transported to the hospital with injuries. in alabama, torrential rain unleashing dangerous flash flooding in the middle of the night. dozens of water rescues in birmingham. 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 neig

in east brewton, alabama.rrie fox news, the mass vaccination site at the home of the 40 niners in santa clara, will shut down later this week more than 350,000 doses of the covid-19 vaccine have been administered at levi stadium over the past five months. it's been one of california's largest vaccination sites and provided more than 12,000 shots in a single day during its busiest time back in april, but now nearly 80% of santa clara county residents aged 12 and older have received at least one dose of the vaccine. amazon is on track to overtake walmart as the largest u. s retailer next year, new research from jpmorgan chase shows. amazon's retail business grew significantly faster than walmart between 2014 and 2020. analysts say. there are several reasons why amazon will surpass walmart, including the company's expansion into categories like grocery and apparel. they estimate amazon expanded its share of the e commerce market in the united states by 5% from 2014 to 2020. the irs has now sending out another rou

so mr. brewton pretty much gave the green light to vaccine tourism. so to say, when you're doing a full number, we're not just fully covering our own needs. we can also provide for citizens with a chance to come to russia and get the vaccination here. i know that given the efficiency of our vaccines, there is a high demand for more of there is a widespread practice when people from different countries, commas specifically to russia to get a job against corona virus. and that regard, i would like to ask the government to analyze all aspects of this issue until the end of the month. so that, of course, in compliance with all safety measures and entry requirements to organize the conditions for, for citizens to get a chance to get a vaccine on a commercial basis. as another leader who took part in that discussion was the austrian chancellor sebastian court. he, thanks a lot of our put in for rushes efforts in fight in the global fight independent mac and also the proposal, but mr. paul made and when it comes to the vaccine distribution. but besides this,

and evidence for that, and mr. brewton believes, and that's something that the kremlin has been saying all along, that no serious conversation on these matters is possible until this proof is presented. the american relationship is always been a victim of the vicious political influencing within the us. we see it's, we're well aware that we've been accused of all kinds of things, election interference, cyber attacks, and so on and so forth. not once, not one time did they both to produce any kind of evidence or proof, just unfounded accusations. i'm surprised that we've not yet been accused of provoking the black lives matter movement. that would have been a good line of attack, but we didn't do that. but i'll tell you what. some of the viewers probably won't believe me, but we know from the russian side ahead of the summit that the kremlin really wants to work together with the us on sorting out cybersecurity. masika wants to set up some kind of legal framework to have all. busy that under control and this work had already begun before the events in ukraine before accusations of russi

mr. brewton kept reminding that this was something that russia did not invent. this was something that was 1st introduced in the us back at the beginning of the 20th century latimer put and keep saying that it's very important to look at the context. and to understand that in many cases, russia is following in the footsteps of western nations. then at one point mr. brewton was at the direct question, did you order to kill alexi devali to which vladimir putin said, we don't have a habit of killing people like that. he said no. and vladimir putin also maintained that everything that is happening with the opposition and everything is that is happening with the news networks with the news outlets that are now under certain pressure under this foreign agents law, for example, is within the russian legal for the framework that once again, does in that way or another match, something that has already been introduced in the west. did you get any indication that from that interview with it all, i keep a tree with it all finger pointing throughout that it was there anythi

we are here in east brewton, alabama, this used to be a mobile home community. now there are just pieces of these mobile homes surrounding me at times winds were so intense we're told that a mobile home actually got lifted by the winds. in fact, a young woman and her three children were inside at the time fortunately there were no serious injuries, and they're counting their blessings today meanwhile, about an hour half from here in butler county, they are reeling from a devastating multicar crash ten people were killed the joint of victims were children, many of them were coming back from a beach trip. we are told that the driver of that vehicle, who was shuttling those children from a youth ranch, actually lost two of her own children so many families are grieving today, but also picking up the pieces shep >> kathy park, thank you. >>> the surge in gun violence across america is not letting up this weekend alone, 11 mass shootings, eight people killed, 49 injured president biden's now planning to address the nation on wednesday, to try to reassure americans th

the storm is being blamed for the destruction you see here in east brewton, alabama. mobile home flew into another one and ride in the middle of all this destruction, there is a truck that is wedged right in the middle of all this damage meanwhile, about an hour from here in butler county, they are still reeling from a devastating crash that killed 10 people, 9 of them children and the majority of them were young children coming back from a beach vacation they were part of a youth ranch. meanwhile, also in louisiana they got dumped with heavy rain showers and the water at times were rising so quickly, several drivers had to be rescued by crews >> kathy park, thank you >>> staffing shortages along with that bad weather forced american airlines to cancel more than 400 flights this weekend. airlines cut back sharply during the pandemic and now with travel on the rebound, american is having difficulty finding enough people to fly. it is projecting it will have to cancel nearly 50 flights every day until the middle of july >>> new york city signaled its reopening in a big

s i'm jonathan, syrian east brewton, alabama. i'll have details coming up and a big cool down for some bay area said he says. we give you a live. look at it. the golden gate bridge we're going to check in with meteorologist rosemary oroczo who's going to have the forecast i had no idea how much i wamy case was worth. c call the barnes firm to find out what your case could be worth. we will help get you the best result possible. ♪ call one eight hundred, eight million ♪ after severe weather left a lot of damage behind jonathan serrie shows us some of the problems after a tornado touched down near chicago and a tropical storm hit the gulf coast. a weekend of wicked weather across the u. s has storms in the southeast and midwest leave behind devastating damage the national weather service confirming a tornado touched down near the chicago suburb of woodbridge sunday night, leveling some homes and leaving debris strewn across communities. reports of nearly a dozen injuries coming monday morning. with many now assessing the damage to

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mr. brewton is, is not a democracy. it's been a soccer, see. and he makes a decision about in country direction based on himself and himself alone. president bottom, the other hand is dealing with a number of issues, both domestic international. and i think those are what he is keeping in mind when he's having these conversations. what does by you see him out of the park in terms of reassuring european allies, but what will he bring with him tomorrow in terms of native for example, will he have a new native strategy? me when he speaks about drawing lines and responding militarily? if they are cross, if he's speaking they are as the us commander in chief, isn't it? he's speaking as a us commander chief, but what he's really done is, is brought back this alliance. if you think about where we were a year ago with president trump, to where we are today with president bided and analyze, really singing from the same song sheet about the need to strengthen nato, internally, whether we're talking about commitments, about funding, but also in terms of t

do you think that's a hope that something as brewton felt these terrible weapons? he was saying, this is the thing that will constantly keep washington and moscow coming back to each other for discussion. well i, i would say here is their choice. both both parties present biden and present booting. so experience, they know what is on, on the, on the writing board, what are, what problems rephrase globally and that in itself is a signal that the status quo cannot continue. much, you know, i, in all this, in close to relation about something that could have gone sour but didn't go sour. i want to raise an issue and that is these meetings, the 1st meeting. it went well, really, the 2nd meeting may also bowl. well, they promised each other continuity that's very welcome, but i tell you one thing, the frustration was quickly set in. if both parties are not prepared to debate because they talk about symptoms. if you don't start talking about the fact that maybe we in the west on like to see but they effect there is a process, a process of de westernization and there is a

so mr. brewton, i think we'll be duly impressed with that. a russian court has outlawed political organizations linked to jailed opposition, lead alex and valley labeling them as extremist. and that puts them in the same official category as groups such as al qaeda. it means that these allies abandon from running in parliamentary elections this year. but it's me, that's more for me, with russian president vladimir putin main rival, alexia valley in jail. and his anti corruption foundation, now declared an extremist organisation hooton's administration as effectively closed all, almost all avenues of legitimate opposition to his government to say, to welcome all was bad in the trial. we couldn't even talk about any sort of adversarial system. we quality because we filed some 25 petitions and all of them were rejected. the judge didn't want to hear us though we made mincemeat of all the so called evidence both by the prosecution and the authorities now have the full power to jail activist and freezer assets, navarro, and his allies had already

a tornado ripped through nearby brewton, alabama. this drone video showed the widespread damage left in its wake. claudette is expected to strengthen overnight and become a tropical storm again as it heads northeast. storm warnings and watchwes are up all along the carolina coasts. >> reporter: well, one man was killed, another seriously injured when a pickup truck crashed into marchers at a pride parade in florida. tonight officials say it appears it was accident. cbs' mola lenghi has more. >> reporter: tonight, newly obtained surveillance video, shows the moments after this truck drove into marchers, preparing for an lgbtq pride parade in fort lauderdale florida. >> reporter: one person was killed and another injured in what police say was a tragic accident. >> i was behind the vehicle, the truck and it just revved and took off. and i seen the one gentleman go flying. >> reporter: congresswoman debbie wasserman schultz who represents the area and planned to participate in the parade narrowly avoided being hit herself. she said in a

mr. brewton is also saying that the russian economy is gradually restoring. and for now, it's even fair to say that it's coming back to the queen coven time. and perhaps another important announcement from mister pool. and then eventually mister proven, congratulated the american car on his anniversary and also wished guitar where to send them russia hold you to the previous world. come next year it will be the turn of the golf country. and mister really wants to make sure that you targets all the best experience from russia, and hopefully that will be great big event. so again, we began with vaccines and who like you said, and the final part of mr. proven speech was about football. well, what else can i say? let's just wait and see what happened. first of all, with the euro in particular here in st. petersburg, because it is affected by cobra as well. but gradually life is coming back to normal. we have the st. petersburg form here. and we're going to have plenty of football action here in saint petersburg as well. and only a couple of weeks it's friday and

and it all led to quite an exchange with constant interruptions and mr. brewton, even stressing at one point, don't gag me. let me ask you about human rights, an issue that a president biden will raise, mr. president, and he will raise the issue of targeting for us as a nation, nominal russian jail. mister president, why are you so threatened by your position? who says that i feel threatened boyle position or will threaten by opposition? who told you that? i'm scared by our position. he's just lawful both in the united states. the law on foreign agents was adopted a long time ago. it's in operation and sanctions under that law. a much harsher than here up to and including imprison that you go to the other if you must, the patients and let me finish saying what i mean to say everything will be clear to you what you don't like my answer. and if you don't want my aunt to be heard by your view is the problem you're shutting me up. is that freedom of speech? is that freedom of expression? the american way? what can i ask you to make? just ask you a direct question. did you order, alexia vol

a tornado ripped through nearby brewton, alabama.his video shows the widespread damage left in its wake. claudette is expected to strengthen to a tropical storm as it heads northeast. storm warnings are up along the carolina coasts. >>> one man was killed, another seriously injured when a pickup truck crashed into marchers at a pride parade in florida. tonight officials say it appears it was an accident. cbs's mola lenghi has more. >> reporter: tonight newly obtained surveillance video show moments after this truck droefr into marchers preparing for an lgbtq pride parade in florida. >> the vehicle possibly ran over them. >> reporter: one person was killed and another injured in what appears to have been a tragic accident. congresswoman debbie wasserman schultz who represents the area and planned to participate in the parade narrowly avoided being hit herself. she said in a tweet, i am so heart broken by what took place at this celebration. may the memory of the life lost be for a blessing. according to police, the 77-year-old driver

a tornado also tore through the community in east brewton, alabama, with winds topping speeds of up to5 miles an hour. it was just raining hard raining and winds, you know, and then i seen tree limbs dropping in front of me, so i just work around them and it just came through right in front of me. meantime the storm known as claudette, regaining tropical storm strength today is it soaked coastal north carolina before moving away, and we definitely had a cooler day around here today, you probably noticed that father's day was much cooler sunday. but remember last week how odd it was. trend is a little different this week, although. at the end of this week towards the weekend. looks like it wants to heat up again might even get into another heat event. some of the models a real bullish on some real big heat, and then others are more 95 98 ish, but some are going up around 101 103. this is the weekend have been between now and then we're going to get more of the same. these were the highest from today. bad highs tomorrow about the same maybe a little warmer in the inland little cooler aro

in the west, mr. brewton disagreed with that. so there was a bit of a verbal skirmish there. at one point though, the nbc journalist asked algebra a direct question, did you, where are you willing to assassinate, like seeing them on the mr. prudent said no, we don't have a habit of doing that. perhaps it's going to be even more heated and difficult when bottom or potent meets joe biden. unfortunately, the cameras won't be there for that entire chat. okay, well, i was in the tank is speaking to me, be the early and we can speak with david swanson. he's a peace activist and the executive director of the group will be all morning. all right, you're very welcome. david. thanks for your time. what are your thoughts then on the summit g think kit will improve relations between russia and the us. so perhaps you could make it worse. i hate to predict. i like the advocate, but i see no reason to expect it to make things better. present. who is wrong, by the way on russia? never having been blamed for black lives matter. i us, you can find that very easily in us media, buying ads on fa

that essentially what this gives, latimer brewton is equal footing with a us president, something that he craves in terms of the international spotlight, but also will improve his standing domestically. so this is the challenge for joe biden, and it's no secret that these men are particularly fond of one another. in fact, of lot of recruitment gone into this meeting saying that he liked to the you previous us president donald trump, better that he was an intelligent man. and he thinks that joe biden is kind of a career bureaucrat. and so that's not boating particularly well and for his part, joe biden has labeled vladimir putin a or so in terms of the common ground that these 2 men can find. it's going to be a challenge. indeed, nichols, we had the various contributors all out there in the lead up to this meeting in the last hour. one of them actually just that the putin really needs a success story at the moment to be brought in from the cold. all you might say the international spotlight he wasn't at the g 8. russia hasn't been at the g 8, but non, while nearly a decade, about 8 year

but our partners, unfortunately, are doing just that mr. brewton said that he was hoping that the summit could at least create the conditions for a proper and fair discussion on these matters. and then he went on to explain why the hope is there. and he actually praised the white house for constructive approach. and at least one aspect, because one of the 1st steps when it comes to the international agreements that was made by the joe biden administration when they began their work in the white house, was prolonging the new star treaty, which is the last remaining pillar of nuclear arms control and will know when the new administration lead by president biden extended the new start treaty, a 1st step. and i think this is a very important step. and in general, of course, on the part of president biden, this is a manifestation of professionalism. of course. president putin also touched on cybersecurity, which is one of the more headline grabbing dents in the us, russia policies at the moment. how did he elaborate on that? well, what is global security without cybersecurity? that's somethin

in the west, mr. brewton disagreed with that. so there was a bit of a verbal skirmish there. at one point though, the nbc journalist asked alim or a direct question, did you, where are you willing to assassinate, like seeing them on the mr. prudent said, no, we don't have a habit of doing that. perhaps it's going to be even more heated and difficult when bodamer potent meets joe biden. unfortunately, the cameras won't be there for that entire chat. for frank speaking to me earlier that will offer and russia analysts mark mccauley, believes the white house establishing trust is a prerequisite. the constructive talks relations are now did all time low. and if you go back to 985 and go mature, went to geneva. many women and skeptics saying, well, gover job was going to just to parade shelby views and so on. and he had new ideas in his head would actually he changed the future of the world from geneva. so therefore, of geneva has, has history and by his aware biden knows that put into very, very experienced. dr. very experience and in that interview, he was quite aggressive and h

so mr. brewton, i think we'll be duly impressed with that. and the tempted not to play games taking another bite out or by ukraine of bullying, or meeting up on the ball or more. alright. even backing up routes, john cut in. great to get your thoughts. thank you very much. indeed. 7, talking about 0 pleasure. now russian court has outlawed political groups linked to jailed opposition leader alexis, val, me labeling them as extremist. and that puts them in the same official category as organizations like al qaeda. it means no bound. these allies are banned from running in parliamentary elections. this year, furnished me as more from moscow, with russian president vladimir putin main rival, alexia valley in jail. and his anti corruption foundation, now declared an extremist organisation, hooton's administration has effectively closed off almost all avenues of legitimate opposition to his government to say, to walk. all was bad in the trial, we couldn't even talk about any sort of adversarial system or quality. because we filed some 25 petitions

but i think they're not taking moscow and certainly, mr. brewton comments seriously that ukraine is a red line. and if it's, if it's broached, they pay the consequences. and i think that they were testing that and, and i think they were clearly caught off guard by the reaction from moscow and, and we'll see if it happens again in the very near future. but it's clear that nato is wanting to up the ante with but with respect to ukraine, it's not going to become a member of nato. but it just the mere fact that nato is interacting with the ukraine. i think as that's dangerous precedent and the same with ga, ga, if you recall, 2008, the united states had just completed military maneuvers in that country. they had even gotten their equipment out and then the georgia for both the russians to, to attack and as a consequence, in 5 days it was over and, and they haven't, they've all, they also were trying to be members of nato. so we see the game, perhaps dream played out time and time again. history does have a tendency to repeat itself. michael maloof, a former senior security policy analyst

discussion that made you think that would take my son is anything that would make you think that mr. brewton has decided to move away from his fundamental role as a disruptor, particularly disruptor of nato in the united states. and if i could also just follow up on your description of how you gave him a list of critical infrastructure in the united states, did you lay out very clearly what it was that the penalty would be for interfering in that critical infrastructure? did you leave that vague? did he respond in any way to it? you 1st of all, asher. second question. first. i pointed out to him we have significant cyber capability. he knows he doesn't know exactly what it is, but it's significant. and if in fact a violate is basic norms, we will respond cyber. he knows this, i'm away. number 2. i think that the last thing he wants now is a cold war without quoting him, which i don't think is appropriate. i mean, ask rhetorical question. you've got a multi 1000 mile border with china. china is moving ahead. hell bent on election as they say. seeking to be the most powerful economy in the wor

mr. brewton is, is not a democracy photography. and he makes a decision about its country direction based on himself and himself, alone. president, by the, near the hand is dealing with a number of issues, both domestic international. and i think those are what he is keeping in mind when he's having these conversations. what does by you see him out of the park in terms of reassuring european allies, but what will he bring with him tomorrow in terms of native for example, will he have a new native strategy? me? but he speaks about drawing lines and responding militarily. if they are cross, if he's speaking they are as the us commander in chief, isn't it? he's speaking as a us commander in chief, but what he's really done is, is brought back to alliance. if you think about where we were a year ago with president trump, to where we are today with president bided and analyzed, really singing from the same song sheet about the need to strengthen nato, internally, whether we're talking about commitments, about funding, but also in terms

the storm left a trail of devastation across alabama on saturday residents in east brewton.hey were picking up the pieces over the weekend. >> loud noises pain. and might try and next thing i know the wow pain fallen out. and i went don't the cat out. and the threat there had made a good lawyer of the good >> i'm le good taking that that how and. >> the round it was it was a good he my life. >> just this morning cloud debt had maximum sustained winds of 40 miles per hour higher than that. >> next on kron 4 news at night. a woman went to take out some cash in. thought she suddenly won the lottery. the story behind her billion dollars balance. next on kron 4 news at 9. diy means having the right tools. search with images? that's a tool. so's renting with a swipe. same-day delivery, that's a power tool. this isn't just diy. this is the home depot. how doers get more done. >> schuch ari richardson is the fastest woman in the country winning the 100 meter dash over the weekend and not her ticket to the olympics. but all week. she's been dealing with the death of her mother after

rain is slowing down relief efforts as homeowners try to rebuild their communities in east brewton, alabamajohnson, siri fox news. how well the cool down that started way back on friday, finally bringing temperatures to well below average for this time of year, giving you a live look at what is happening across the bay area at this hour. we are mostly sunny away from the coastline, and on this first full day of summer, feeling a little cool for this time of year. as we get into the second part of your week, we will begin to rebound between now and then. we've got some mild weather that will be and that it has to do with this truck you can see and low pressure right off our coast line. continuing to bring us the onshore breeze. the deeper marine layer and clouds along the coastline, partly cloudy skies reported. i guess it looks like mostly cloudy over areas near point race. it looks like we got a little bit of sunshine in and around santa cruz capitola and from san francisco, down to the san mateo county coastline. we've got a mix of sun and clouds out there. the onshore breeze through fair

it's expected to move out over the atlantic later monday in east brewton, alabama. jonathan serrie fox news. we're learning more information tonight about a deadly crash at a pride parade in south florida, a member of immense chorus groups slammed into fellow singers at the start of that parade. one person died. another was seriously hurt. fort lauderdale's mayor, dean trantalis, said the early investigation shows this was an accident. there had been initial speculation that it might have been a hate crime directed at the lgbtq community. has happened in wilton manors, the city just north of fort lauderdale last night, authorities said the 77 year old driver of a pickup truck suddenly accelerated when he was told that he was next in the parade, and he crashed into those victims. it's tragic. i'm just like i said, hopefully, god willing, it's not what i what i thought. my first thought in my first reaction. the driver did remain at the scene and cooperated with investigators. he was tested for drunken driving, and police found no signs of impairment, and so far no ar

in east brewton angela speers is grateful to be alive. she says a tornado sucked her out of her mobile home saturday. >> this loud noise came and i went flying out the door on the couch. >> reporter: the national weather service now says that an ef-2 tornado tore through this area. 20 people injured. and this morning, authorities investigating a horrific 17-vehicle pileup on i-65 near montgomery. a car likely hydroplaned. nine of the ten killed were children. two of the victims 29-year-old cody fox and his 9-month-old daughter ariana. in another car eight children killed. officials say the youngest, just 3 years old. that van carrying a group from a ranch that helps vulnerable youth. the driver, the sole survivor. >> they weren't able to get to the children due to the heat. >> reporter: in hancock, mississippi, the dangerous floods forcing this man and his family from his home. rising waters hitting his neck. he pushed for the doors to save his loved ones, making it to his truck bed waiting for help to arrive. >> you lost everything. >> b

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