depression claudette taking aim at the southeast.ooding are expected from florida up through the carolinas and the tropical storm warning posted overnight for most of north carolina's coast. claudette wreaking havoc over the weekend, as it moved through the south, spawning multiple tornadoes. at least 50 homes damaged or destroyed in this neighborhood in alabama. angela spears says a tornado sucked her out of her mobile home. >> next thing i know, the walls came falling out, and i went flying out the door. >> reporter: authorities saying hydroplaning is likely what caused this 18 vehicle pileup in montgomery on saturday, ten people losing their lives, nine of them children. authorities identifying two of the victims, 29-year-old cody fox and his 9-month-old daughter ariana. also killed, eight children, who were riding in a van from the tallapoosa girl's ranch, a home for abused and neglected girls. >> we had eight fatalities. and one survivor. >> a bystander rescuing the driver, identified as candice gully, the only one in the girl's

this as tropical depression claudette takes aim at the southeast.eavy rain and flash flooding are expected from florida up through the carolinas, and a tropical storm warning posted overnight for most of north carolina's coast. claudette wreaking havoc as it moved through the south spawning multiple tornadoes. at least 50 homes damaged or destroyed in this neighborhood in alabama. angela speers says a tornado sucked her out of her home. >> next thing i know the walls came falling out and i went flying out the door. >> reporter: authorities say hydroplaning is likely what caused this 18-vehicle pile-up near montgomery on saturday. ten people losing their lives, nine of them children. authorities identifying two of the victims 29-year-old cody fox and his 9-month-old daughter arianna. also killed, eight children who were riding in a van from the tallapoosa county girls ranch, a home for abused and neglected girls. >> we had eight fatalities and one survivor. >> reporter: a bystander rescuing the driver identified as candace gully, the only one in the

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♪ >>> tonight, a severe storm threat as we come on the air on the heels of deadly tropical storm claudettestate of emergency declared in alabama after claudette left at least 14 dead, 9 of them children killed in a horrific pileup on a slick highway tornadoes touching down in the south and the midwest, potential ef-3 in the chicago suburbs. tonight, more severe weather on the move. 37 million at risk from tennessee through maine. al roker is timing it out for us. >>> new concerns over the delta variant. the states most at risk and the alarming data from the cdc on vaccinations the new warning for younger americans. >>> travel troubles as summer heats up. why american airlines cancelled hundreds of flights even as the tsa hits a new pandemic record. >>> on board the first u.s. test cruise in 15 months is the industry ready to set sail again? >>> the major victory for college athletes with the supreme court in the battle with the ncaa. >>> amazon's prime day is here. this summer, rivals are offering duelling deals. >>> the thrilling performances from women of team usa, earning their ticket t

. >> en alabama el paso de la tormenta claudette deja destrozos y accidentes fatales con 9 niñas muertasente . >> esto y más este lunes. >> estamos vivos de mi,agros. >> los padres dicen que sus hijos aún tiembblan de horror cuando vieron la balacera pensnaron que el os niños estaban muertos . >> otra vez juntos y somos testigos del reneucnto de una madre guatemalteca y su hija luego de ser separadas en la frotnera por cuatro años. >> cheques por sus hijos y las familiasueden recibir dinero mensual le contamos cómo acceder al crédito por hijo. >> noticias telemundo con josé díaz balart. >> un tornado dejó escombros las casas en un suburbio de chicago, rubén pereira habló con los afectados. >> la escena es catastrófica, los techos volaro, árboles arrancoados de raíz y también casas destruidas y decenas de miles hola ogares se quedaron sin electricidad. >> estuvo feo, hoible se sintió como si se fuera a acabar el mundo las cases temblando. >> tan solo más de 130 "voz y voto" resultaron dañas y en el p poblado más de un centenar de hogares quedaron dañados. >> este es un ejemplo del poder d

claudette is being blamed for at least 13 deaths in alabama.is renewed concern that we could possibly see a resurgence of the coronavirus in the fall. it comes as vaccination rates have declined in the u.s., and the highly contagious delta variant continues to spread. more than 65% of adults have received at least one vaccine dose, but that falls short of president biden's july 4th goal of 70%. >>> it was not the usual day on the job for one pilot here in the u.s. he had a special passenger on board for the very first time -- his dad. here's jericka duncan. >>> we have a vip on board. and that vip that i'm talking about is my father. >> reporter: that announcement before takeoff from 34-year-old anselm dewar was followed by tears of joy. >> dad -- this is the first flight with my father. >> reporter: he's been flying planes for ten years, but he says busy schedules kept his father from experiencing what it was like to be his son's passenger until earlier this month. >> i just wanted to go on a flight with my son. i've always wanted to do it. >>

claudette dumping a massive amount of rain as well. up to 10 inches on slidell, louisiana, and homes in mississippi surrounded by water. in the west, a brutal heat wave is maing drought conditions even worse, already sparking fires like this one in southwestern utah. rob marciano taking us through all of it tonight in just a moment, but we start back in the gulf where claudette has moved inland, weakening to a tropical depression. elwyn lopez leads us off. >> reporter: tonight, claudette's damaging winds and heavy rain spreading inland. rain falling as fast as two inches per hour. dangerous flash flooding along the gulf coast. water surrounding homes in hancock county, mississippi. more than 10 inches of rain. about 20 people rescued. >> five was in my truck, and i was standing beside my truck. >> reporter: so, the water came up to here? >> yes, ma'am. >> reporter: including terrance ladner and his family, forced to abandon their flooded home before dawn, seeking shelter in his truck bed until help could arrive. you lost everything ins

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>>> claudette clobbered the southeast. the tropical depression is gaining steam as it nears the east coast after leaving a trail of destruction in alabama. >>> the biden administration celebrates another vaccine milestone, but his fourth of july covid goal still looks like a long shot as the new delta variant spreads across the country. >>> the president returns from his first trip abroad facing challenges both foreign and domestic, from russian hackers to infrastructure roadblocks we'll look at the biggest issues that lie ahead. >>> teeing up trouble at the u.s. open. the wild shod that had everyone talking. it's monday, june 21st early today starts now >>> and good morning, everybody. i'm lindsey reiser. >> i'm phillip mena. we begin with tropical depression claudette which is expected to gain strength this morning. the storm brought destructive winds and flooding to the gulf coast. a woman in georgia was trapped in this car when a tree and power lines came crashing down heavy rain led to a tragedy on an alabama intersta

. >>> claudette battering the gulf, sweeping its way across the southeast. heavy rain, flash flooding, and strong winds. at least 50 homes damaged by a tornado in alabama. the system now taking aim on the carolinas. tropical storm and flash flood alerts in effect. rob marciano with the timing and the track. >>> also tonight, the deadly crash at the pride parade in florida. a pickup truck plowing into the crowd just as the parade was getting under way. at least one person killed. new surveillance shows the moments just after the crash, the truck goes through a fence. the driver then taken into custody and questioned. what authorities are saying tonight. >>> alarming news about the highly contagious covid delta variant now spreading to almost every state in the u.s. the variant already becoming the dominant strain in parts of the country. unvaccinated americans at greater risk. hospitals are now seeing more unvaccinated young patients and infected pregnant women. health officials are urging them to get their shots. >>> the catholic church facing backlash. bish

tropical storm claudette caused widespread damage and spurred tornadoes.nathan serrie has more now from alabama, just wolf and it was gone. just that quick. it's another tornado tragedy in the southeast, claudette hitting louisiana on saturday as a tropical storm quickly moving east across alabama and mississippi, bringing high winds and heavy rains and causing at least a dozen deaths, including nine children who were killed in a 15 vehicle crash south montgomery, claudette was later downgraded to a tropical depression, but winds were still topping 30 miles an hour on sunday, causing widespread damage from new orleans to atlanta. presenting the down in there my clothes, my building, uh, certain things that just can't be replaced. storm also brought up to 12 inches of rain along the gulf coast, prompting flash flood watches in alabama, the florida panhandle, georgia and the carolinas with some areas warning there. already inundated with water from previous storm because we have rivers that are already hot and drainage ditches that are always proven and stra

again, tropical storm claudette making landfall southeast of new orleans.mara, where i am, you can see around me, it's very quiet, the skies are clear. we're really not having much rain or winds. but the worst part of this is from gulfport to pensacola. boris and amara. >> rosa flores is new orleans, thank you so much. let's go to the cnn weather center and meteorologist allison chinchar right now. allison, give us an idea what you're seeing across the board? >> as rosa pointed out, most of the convection is farther east, affects areas of mississippi, portions of alabama and even areas of western florida. sustained winds for tropical storm claudette, about 45 miles an hour, but still gusting up to 60. the storm will continue to weaken across land. notice this, once it gets back out over the atlantic, it's expected to restrengthen back into a tropical storm as it slides off the east coast. so this is going to be a storm that we'll watch for several days. you do still have tropical warnings across several states, again, mainly because of those winds. you're s

and this morning claudette taking aim at north carolina. ginger and our weather team tracking the latest. >>> grounded. why american airlines is canceling hundreds of flights as a record number of travelers return to the skies. >>> rocking and rolling. back to normal? for the first time in more than a year, a sold-out concert at madison square garden while many states ease covid restrictions. the new concerns now over that highly contagious delta variant, now detected in at least 45 states, fueling outbreaks in areas with low vaccination rates. why experts are warning it could lead to two americas. >>> urgent manhunt. the new image of the suspect seen opening fire inches away from two children on their way to a candy store after another violent weekend in our country. the new warning about gun violence this summer. >>> dramatic video. the jaw-dropping explosive test. is the navy's most advanced aircraft carrier ready for the battle? >>> royal rift. stunning new details about what led to the split between prince william and prince harry. >>>

claudette is being blamed for at least 12 deaths, including ten people. nine of them children in butler county, alabama. the children, all from a youth ranch, were riding in a vehicle that crashed on interstate 65 about an hour south of montgomery. among them, cody fox and the youngest victim, his nine-month- old daughter arayanna. one official said the bus may have hydroplaned on the rain soaked road. 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

claudette is expected to strengthen to a tropical storm as it heads northeast.torm 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 seen here escorted away from his truck, what was supposed to be the lead vehicle in the parade, had ailments preventing him from marchin

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. that is reporter ariana jasso has the latest tonight from monterey county, right now we're going what we cal

claudette will intensify and reach tropical storm status tonight and earlyd early morning. tropical conditions are expected around the south carolina area. it made landfall along the coast early yesterday. >> we had close to eight to 10 inches of rain. we had trouble launching boats because the water was swift. >> what roads are to blame for crashes that claimedthat claimed of 10 people including nine children. >>> take a look at these flames spread from two cars, they are just raging cut this was sent to us by an abc news we were. these vehicles burned out we spoke to a man that said that he was asleep in one of the vehicles but he woke up when he up the heat and saw the engine on fire. he tried to douse the flames but he didn't have nearly enough water. the good news is that nobody was hurt. >>> some bart passengers expected delays up to 10 minutes today because the buses are replacing the trains because of an extensive track project. they are working on a storage facility for the fleet of the carson the schedule way back to normal tomorrow. >>> if you are a bargain shopp

reporter: tropical storm claudette making landfall this morning.and mississippi. we have video into the newsroom of that damage along the mississippi gulf coast. you can see in the video the intense moments, the heavy rains and winds and slidell. people there saw flooding waters into their homes and also on some of the streets there. some ponding happened there on the north shore of lake pontchartrain. here in louisiana, governor issues a state of emergency ahead of tropical storm claudette. city officials asking residents to move the vehicles to higher ground ahead of what they believed was a 4 to 8-inch rain event. coastal flooding always an issue especially in the low lying areas. expecting 2 to 3 feet. again tropical storm claw dead making landfall here in louisiana just southwest of new orleans. rosa flores, cnn, new orleans. >> tonight enough is enough. that is the growing message from conservatives across arizona in response to the state's election recount. i'll speak with one of the republicans up next. >>> and a racial reckoning. america m

active nfl player kicks down the closet door and the southeast cleaning up, after tropical storm claudettees landfall i'm shepard smith, this is the news on cnbc. >>> destroyed homes, power outages, and more than a dozen killed tracking the fatal after math of claudette. >>> anden an inside look at the race to get more people vaccinated >>> american airlines cans also flights. >>> violence rising, people fearful, another weekend of mass shootings. >> it is a concern of many americans. >>> we are on the ground with one police department, push to go reimagine how they fight crime. >> our job is to proactively in the field engage members of the community. >>> new restrictions on fans at the olympics what police say caused this pride parade to turn deadly. the small business that needs a finance lifeline. >>> and new tonight, the nfl player who just announced he's gale >> announcer: live from cnbc, the facts, the truth, "the news with shepard smith." >>> good evening tropical storm claudette picking up strength now over the carolinas during the day before heading out to sea, and leaving behind

la tormenta claudette ha dejado muerte y destrucciÓn a su paso en el suroeste del paÍs.y tendido elÉctrico. paulina: todo indica que claudette seguirÁ causando daÑo, ya que todo indica que se va a fortalecer antes de dejar carolina del norte. reportero: la tormenta sigue con fuertes lluvias y vientos. 10 personas murieron el sÁbado en un choque al sur de montgomery, en la interestatal 65. autoridades dicen que posiblemente los vehÍculos planearon en la carretera mojada. ocho niÑos murieron en un vehÍculo de una instituciÓn para niÑos maltratados. otras personas murieron luego de que un Árbol cayera sobre su casa el sÁbado. en atlanta, un enorme Árbol aplastÓ un vehÍculo y la mujer fue llevada al hospital con heridas. se estÁn evaluando los daÑos. barrios de mississippi completamente inundados. >> tuvimos hasta 10 pulgadas de lluvia. reportero: 50 casas daÑadas en scandia. este parque de caravanas fue arrasado. paulina: en otras cosas, new york continÚa la reapertura econÓmica. restaurantes y cafeterÍas ya estÁn operando con su mÁxima capacidad. esto fue gracias a que el

>>> tropical depression claudette carves a deadly path of destruction across the southeast. we're tracking the storm as it heads east and continues to gain strength >>> can congress bridge its differences to rebuild america we are live in. where the new trillion dollar bipartisan infrastructure proposal faces a key test today. >>> hope on the horizon. u. ss. crews begin testing the waters for the first time since the start of the pandemic. ♪ ♪ >>> it's times like these you learn to live again. the foo fighters rocked a packed madison square garden and marked a milestone for new york "early today" starts right now. >>> good monday morning, i'm phillip mena. >> i'm lindsey reiser. tropical storm claudette is expected to strengthen into a tropical storm this morning. it's left a path of destruction along the gulf coast the storm has been linked to at least 12 deaths in alabama heavy rain led to a tragedy on an alabama interstate. according to the butler county coroner, 10 people including 9 children were killed in a pileup the victims include a father and his 9-month-old daught

. >>> good evening claudette is making her way out to sea tonight but not before the tropical storm took a deadly and damaging swing at the gulf coast and southeast, causing at least 14 deaths and spawning destructive tornadoes. alabama taking the brunt of it. parts of it under states of emergency tonight. another violent weather outbreak causing damage and injuries outside of chicago overnight. and as we come on the air, big parts of the northeast are under severe thunderstorm alerts and warnings. al roker is tracking it all let's begin with kathy park in alabama. >> reporter: tonight, the southeast picking up the pieces, after a lashing from tropical storm claudette. alabama's governor declaring a state of emergency in eight counties, so residents like destiny ward can rebuild. >> is that your trailer there? >> yes all of that is pieces of my trailer. >> reporter: she survived a tornado with three young kids by her side. >> i picked up my one-year-old daughter, had her on my chest. my other two kids ran up to my leg and the moment it happened, you can feel the trailer lift up and fly.

tropical storm claudette bearing down on the gulf coast. the state of emergency and flash flooding alerts. up to 8 inches of rain possible. >> waves already crashing along the seawall here. >> our team on the ground, tracking its path. >>> dangerous delta variant. president biden's warning. >> easily transmissible, potentially deadlier. particularly dangerous for young people. >> with the pace of vaccinations slowing, the state is seeing a resurgence and the outbreak shutting down this building. >>> new president in iran. ebrahim raisi. just elected as the new leader. the hardline cleric hand picked. what it means for u.s. relations. martha raddatz in tehran. >>> dodging the bullets. two small children miraculously escaping harm as a gunman opens fire directly next to them. the deeper look into gun violence that's taken the lives of more than 100 children this year. >>> abc news exclusive, a woman whose husband was shot and killed by police in hawaii speaking out. >> i never thought i would think of honolulu as a bad place, as a dark place.

and this morning claudette taking aim at north carolina.and our weather team tracking the latest. >>> grounded. why american airlines is canceling hundreds of flights as a record number of travelers return to the skies. >>> rocking and rolling. back to normal? for the first time in more than a year, a sold-out concert at madison square garden while many states ease covid restrictions.

eric: tropical depression claudette is blamed for at least a dozen deaths if alabama, after the storm battered the gulf states with flash flooding and strong winds. 10 people were killed including nine children when two vehicles crashed in a slippery section of an interstate in greenville, alabama. the storm also spawning powerful tornadoes there, uprooting trees and turning homes into ruins. officials say a man and child were killed after a tree fell on their house. 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

are you all claudette is now lingering over north carolina. 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 te

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we had a tropical storm, claudette, a lot of rainfall.e course of that, an suv carrying a 29—year—old man and his young daughter, they were killed and also collided with a van carrying residents of a youth home. the driver was pulled to safety by a bystander but unfortunately, the son and daughter of the driver perished, as did their two nephews and four residents of the home, the eight dictums of the home, the eight dictums of the van ranging in age from fourup the van ranging in age from four up till 17.— four up till 17. you are talking _ four up till 17. you are talking about - four up till 17. you are talking about i - four up till 17. you are - talking about i understand there were girls who are in like a foster home for abandoned or neglected children. correct. some of them are placed there privately. some are in the care of the state. �* , some are in the care of the state. �*, ., .,, some are in the care of the state. �*, ., , some are in the care of the state. �*, ., ., , ., state. it's almost too awful to contemplate- _ state.

we had a tropical storm, claudette, we had a lot of rainfall and in the course of that, an suv carryingaughter, they were killed, and they also collided with a van carrying residents of a youth home. the driver was pulled to safety by a bystander. unfortunately, the son and daughter of the driver of the youth home. the eight victums of the van ranging in age from four up till 17. you are talking about i understand there were girls who are in like a foster home for abandoned or neglected children. correct. some of them are placed there privately. some are in the care of the state. i mean, it's almost too awful to contemplate as a result. what were the conditions like? i mean, they must�*ve been pretty dreadful. yeah, there was a lot of rainfall across the state. we had a man and a child killed by a falling tree in tuscaloosa county in the central part of the state. there was a man swept away by floodwaters — he's still missing. there was a woman trapped in her car in north alabama, she drowned as well. so right now, the entire death toll for the state is 13, perhaps 1a, and that includes

it was falling pretty bad. >> right now claudette is a tropical depression lashing north carolina but the national hurricane center expects it to restrengthen into a tropical storm. we'll bring in cnn meteorologist. pe pedro, what is latest on th trrm? >> there's parts about to reemerge over the western atlanta. water temperatures here plenty warm enough when you factor in the gulf stream online that allows the system to reenergize back into a tropical storm. mind you right now 35 miles per hour winds and 39 mhp is categoririririd back into a tral storm. we expect that to take place here within the next four to six hours. once it does, the storm picks up in forward progression. we expect the system to begin to skirt north ward and impact portions of the canadian maritime tuesday night into wednesday morning. not a major wind player anymore. bringing major rainfall. the immediate concern is as it tries to strengthen and develop. we can see storm surge from wilmington north about 1 to 3 feet. the coastal communities there's beach erosion and damage on the coasts but storm surge going to

claudette is forecast to regain its tropical storm status as it sweeps across the carolinas on monday news. the acting prime minister of armenia, nikol pashinyan, has declared victory after a snap parliamentary election that was called to defuse a crisis over an ill—fated war with azerbaijan. he was speaking as early results showed his party opening up a significant lead over a political bloc led by a former president, robert kocharyan. australia has a new deputy prime minister. barnabyjoyce returns as leader of the nationals party, which forms a ruling coalition with the liberals of prime minister scott morrison. mrjoyce previously resigned from the role after revelations he had an affair with a former aide. 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 himself. he had been on an anti—terrorist watch list because of his extreme right wing beliefs. israel's prime minister has called on the us and i

in the south tropical moisture claudette makes its landfall. we are seeing some early remnants from this tropical storm. we will have updates later this hour. we have a team of report exist and analysts following the latest. >> the superdome in new orleans, it is expected to make a mess of juneteenth celebrations in the southeast and father's day celebrations as well tomorrow. >>> let's focus on one of our top stories this morning. president biden shifting focus himself to pressing domestic agenda, including a deal on infrastructure now showing signs of progress. >> nbc news white house correspondent laura eagan is following president biden in wilmington, delaware, this morning, where he is spending the weekend. good morning to you. what sticking points remain with this? do you get a sense that they can be resolved by non? >> reporter: yeah, good morning, guys. we haven't heard a whole lot from president biden on the infrastructure teal. that's because he spent the past week on his first international trip as president. in fact, the last time w

it will be long gone and we'll be done with claudette.ront is coming down through the great lakes. we have a few storms around detroit. but later on this afternoon, 26 million people at risk, ohio, pennsylvania, upstate new york, northern new england, and kasiee a strong chance for storms. nor more likely the rest of this week. we are on our third "c," third storm of the season, and it's only june. >> bill karins, thanks very much. >>> coming up next here, "the new york times" is taking a look at how republican states are expanding their power over elections. we're going to take you to that just ahead. don't go anywhere. we'll be back in just a moment. . we'll be back in just a moment this is a gamechanger, who dares to be fearless even when her bladder leaks. our softest, smoothest fabric keeping her comfortable, protected, and undeniably sleek. depend. the only thing stronger than us, is you. hey, mom. i'll never say this but.... - thanks for telling me everyone 12 and older is eligible for the covid-19 vaccine. (both) thank you for get

and claudette is still packing a punch right now in the carolinas. meanwhile, back here in east brewton, we have learned several people were injured after the storm came through, but one woma sucked out of her home savannah >> terrifying. thank you, kathy park, thank you. >> al is standing by in long bridge, new jersey, on the road for rokerthon. al, good morning >> hey, good morning, guys this just really brings home the fact that you don't need a really strong storm to cause big problems this thing is now reintensified into a tropical storm 65 miles east-southeast of raleigh. 40-mile-per-hour winds moving east-northeast at 25 miles per hour moving offshore quickly. it should not be a problem over the next hour or so and then west, more severe it's out to sea and no problem we are watching back to our west, no severe weather pushing in here. we have severe thunderstorm watches up stretching from northeastern ohio, parts of r upstate new york this system is going to be spawning severe weather today for 26 million people. we have the threat of some to

it touched down after tropical storm claudette hit the southeast of the u.s.ropical depression. obviously these folks were hit hard. we were feeling the remnants of it here up in atlanta. >> it continues. the tropical cyclones are multi-faceted whether they're super typhoons, category 5 hurricanes or amazingly old tropical storms. you can't take the category too lightly or too seriously. this system is now a tropical depression 45 kilometer per hour winds moving at 20 wind kilometers per hour. it has created a lot in the way of rainfall. also tornadoes too. again, a lot of rainfall in short order. we have seen some areas pick up nearly 10 inches of rain here in the southeast. we're going to see a lot more. we have a flood watch in effect and the area shaded in red. southwest georgia, southeast alabama and the panhandle of florida as well. as the system continues to weaken and push to the east, it can create rotations with each little storm as we're seeing in alabama. it will continue to push up to the north. continue to weaken. once we get to monday it reemerg

. >>> plus bat herred by claudette, the tropical depression triggers a tornado in alabama and drencheser parts of the southeast. >>> and minneapolis, colorado springs, chicago and many more u.s. cities confront a major spike in gun violence. we'll look at what's behind the rise in shootings nationwide. >>> live from cnn world headquarters in atlanta, welcome to all of you watching in the united states, canada and around the world. i'm kim brunhuber. this is "cnn newsroom." >>> the rye rainian government says friday's election of ebrahim raisi az the next president was the lowest turnout since the 1979 revolution. washington criticized iran from blocking other candidates from run running. in a statement they said we see they announced raisi the winner on friday but iranians were denied to choose their own leaders in a free and fair electoral process. here is fred pleitgen in tehran. >> reporter: conservatives celebrating a victory. ebrahim raisi close to iran's supreme leader will take over as president. "with the help of god and with the help of said ebrahim raisi, he will do a good jo

where does claudette go from here?tennessee valley and goes off the outer banks of the carolinas where it could potentially restrengthen. once it gets to the tennessee valley it weakens considerably but when it hits the western atlantic, it would restrengthen into a named storm. notice as it takes this journey, it's going to slowly drop a lot of rainfall across the deep south. for this reason, we could see up to 6 inches of rain from new orleans all the way up to about charlotte, north carolina. much of this area has a flood watch in effect. more than 30 million people are in there. we have already picked up about 9 inches of rainfall in some parts of louisiana and mississippi. we are going to add to those tog totals and that warranted that flood watch. in addition to this system, there is another headline we are watching in the world of weather and that would be that record heat continuing out west and the drought continuing to worsen. >> we will have more on that right now. thanks so, meteorologist tyler mauldin. >>>

claudette is expected to weaken as it continues to move over land. remnants could cause problems for the carolina as we go further into the weekend. arthel, back to you. arthel: we'll be watching that for you right here on "fox news live." jonathan, thank you. and a different problem for more than 40 million people in the drought-stricken southwest. a blistering heat wave scorching multiple states, raising the dangers of wildfires and threatening the health of vulnerable populations like the homeless and those in low income neighborhoods. temperatures soaring over 100 degrees also raising concerns about electrical grid failures. eric. eric: wow. pretty scorching. president biden is talking up covid vaccinations. he says the u.s. has administered more than 300 million shots so far. the cdc estimates that about 45% of us are now fully vaccinated but the president is warning that we must not let our guard down as that new delta variant that was first detected in india, well, it is spreading across the country. >> the new variant will leave unvaccinated

claudette spawning tornados. ripping off roofs. homeowners forced to flee flooding rains. >> the water came up to here? >> yes, ma'am. >> where the storm's headed now. plus, your father's day forecast. >>> breaking overnight. proud parade crashed. one person killed and another injured when a truck plows into a crowd in ft. lauderdale, narrowly missing a politician. what we're hearing about the driver this morning. >>> biden's battles. the president's week ahead. focusing on infrastructure and reaching his july 4th goal on vaccinations. his views on abortion front and center as catholic bishops take up the issue regarding communion and public figures. >>> meghan speaks. this morning, we're hearing from meghan markle for the first time since the new baby about her children's book in an npr weekend exclusive. >> to really just feel like this story that i wrote for my husband and son could be your story also. >> as we get new reporting on the royal rift between william and harry. >>> a day of deals. the big retailers jumping in to comp

we'll see claudette makiiing server winds. claudette a 40-mile storm. for now this is a weather we are worried about. a front that's coming down. we'll move you ahead in the afternoon, all of a sudden seeing all the bright colors later on today. a break almost coming across with one storm with 20 miles per hour as they move across the southern part of the country. there is your deadly weekend right there. there is your recap. it was not pretty. john. >> chad, we'll be watching that throughout the day. >>> new yorkers go to the polls tomorrow to vote for the primary for mayor. the number one issue really had become a cry. one of the campaign volunteers was stabbed with an ice pick. joining us now is maggie h haberman. this race is seen as an inflection point here in new york city. crimes have become a prime issue. >> that's right, it is terrible what happened allowing eric adams to focus the attention for several weeks now as the city emerged from the pandemic. all crimes and shootings are all most notably. that's something what you see a lot of candidat

that is claudette. to look a little better, by tomorrow a lot of places drop 5-8 degrees. still hot but much better than this past week. rachel: sweltering hot in the southwest, for sure. will: thank you, rick. coming up, a wild brawl breaks out among members of antifa threatening to destroy video evidence. a reporter who was caught in the mulled of it is going to -- middle of it is going to tell us about it live next. ♪♪ ♪ and they're always glad you came ♪ welcome back, america. it sure is good to see you. the lexus es. every curve, every innovation, every feeling. a product of mastery. get 0.9% apr financing on the 2021 es 350. experience amazing at your lexus dealer. bipolar depression. it's a dark, lonely place. this is art inspired by real stories of people living with bipolar depression. emptiness. a hopeless struggle. the lows of bipolar depression can disrupt your life and be hard to manage. latuda could make a real difference in your symptoms. latuda was proven to significantly reduce bipolar

are now, tropical storm claudette has weakened to a depression.ntinues to dump heavy rain on to the southeast. tropical storm warnings have been issued for much of coastal north carolina. >> other parts of the country are not getting enough rain, if any at all. nearly 30 million people are under heat alerts in the west as they continue to battle an extreme heat wave. let's bring in cnn's allison chinchar in the weather center. give us an update on claudette. >> the thing they showed that tornado damage, that's going to be factor we are dealing with today, is additional tornados. you saw the tornado watch valid for many areas in the gulf coast for another hour or so. right now tropical depression claudette looking at winds 30 miles per hour moving to the east-northeast at 13 miles an hour. here is the thing though. we actually anticipate the storm will restrengthen back into a thunderstorm over the open atlantic again and ride up along the east coast making its way towards nova scotia. because of this you have tropical storm watches and warnings in

. >>> tropical storm claudette caused multiple tornados that ripped through a town in alabama saturday. the twister left three people injured, one survivor said she rode out the tornado by hunkering down at home. when she came out, she was stunned by what she saw. listen to this. >> all of the sudden the trees behind the houses over there, kind of just it was just like they imploded, they just fell over. i was in shock really. i didn't, i mean i didn't really know what to do. it was just really helpless feeling, because i knew we were fine, the einside of my house ws fine but i walked out on the front porch, it was upsetting to see. >> it caused flooding across the region and forecasters say more tornadoes are possible. cloudette weakened from a tropical storm since rolling in from the gulf of mexico, but it is expected to pick up steam again so let's bring in meteorologist tyler maldin for more of what to expect. >> those pictures we showed, kim, clearly explain why we can't take tropical cyclone tropical depressions and tropical storms likely. even though it's not a category 5 hurric

the tropical storm system called claudette brought strong winds, flash flooding, and tornadoes. more than a dozen people were killed, including ten children. nine of them in a single crash. many were left hurt or with no place to live. jessi mitchell is outside baptist medical center in montgomery, alabama, where some of the injured are being treated. good morning to you. just an awful, awful situation. how are people responding down there? >> reporter: it's certainly a sad morning here in alabama. as some are recovering, many are mourning the dead. most of whom likely died in a crash that was likely caused by hydroplaning on the wet roads. two among the dead were young fathers with their young children. for the family of cody fox and his daughter ariana, father's day is forever changed. the volunteer firefighter and 9-month-old are among ten dead from this multi-car crash on the highway near greenville, alabama. >> it is a tragedy for alabama, and it's -- a national tragedy when you lose this many children. >> reporter: the other eight all traveling together in a van from the t

claudette spawning tornados. ripping off roofs.>> where the storm's headed now. plus, your father's day forecast. >>> breaking overnight. proud parade crashed. one person killed and another injured when a truck plows into a crowd in ft. lauderdale, narrowly missing a politician. what we're hearing about the driver this morning. >>> biden's battles. the president's week ahead. focusing on infrastructure and reaching his july 4th goal on vaccinations. his views on abortion front and center as catholic bishops take up the issue regarding communion and public figures. >>> meghan speaks.