that includes dallas, fort worth.oesn't look like violent or really powerful tornados but it doesn't take a huge one to ruin your roof or town. so severe thunderstorm watches are up from memphis and little rock, headed towards the busy holiday weekend, people are flying, traveling, there's going to be a lot of air turbulence because of the thunderstorms through the holiday weekend. we have been watching the storm, mccalster, thankfully that's no longer. just a severe thunderstorm watch. you can see the hook, where we watch the chance if we get any tornados. we'll keep you posted rights now, that's just a severe thunderstorm warning. here's the dallas-fort worth area notice the strong storms to the north of town, hail, gusty winds but no tornado warnings for those as of yet. if that's not enough we have had so many storms day after day it doesn't take much to get flash flooding. dallas fort worth is under a flood watch. and it looks like on sunday for our friends especially in the midwest we could have another tornado

t is about 12,000 acres, dallas-fort worth about 19,000 acres, denver 32,000 acres. when reagan national was built, it was a little bit the trend to build smaller airports near downtowns because the airplanes were smaller. they were props, with fewer passengers, and lighter and didn't need as much landing runway space to take off or land.maryland. when reagan national was built, and if you've bb there -- bb there, you -- been there, you know it can't be expanded. it was built with three runways, a primary runway and two commuter runways, and the estimate was in the 1960's, that reagan national with three runways could accommodate 15 million passengers a year. where, where -- well, where are where, where -- well, where are today? reagan national is not 25 and a half million passengers this. twenty five and a half million in additional two thirds over what was built for with three runways. the idea was to spread over three runways but that is when they were smaller and now they are jets and can't land on the short runways. today, 90% cost to use the main runway so ther

by -- order of comparison dallas airport is about 12,000 acres, dallas-fort worth is about 19,000 acresenver is 32,000 acres. when reagan national was built, it was a little bit the trend to build these smaller airports near downtowns, because the airplanes were smaller, an they were props. with fewer passengers and they were lighter and they didn't need as much landing runway space to take off for land. when reagan national was built on this 860 acres if you've been there you know that it is 860 that can't be expanded surrounded on three sides by water on the other side by u.s. not by u.s. but by the george washington parkway no way to expand this it was built with three runways primary and two commuter runways and the estimate was and 1960s that reagan national with the three runways could accommodate 15 million passengers a year. 15 million passengers year. well, where we today, circa 224 reagan nationalto is now 25.5 million passengers year 25.5 million passengers an additional two-thirds over what it was built for on a landlocked -- runways. there's been a couple of other important

at the key dallas-fort worth airport, hundreds of flights were delayed and dozens canceled.und-the-clock this weekend , monitoring the storms, with record numbers of americans traveling for memorial day. the tsa reports that friday alone, more than 2.9 million people passed through security checkpoints. the highest number ever recorded. a weekend, passengers have been feeling the crash. >> it is chaotic. it is chaos. >> reporter: on the roads more than 44 million are driving for holiday getaways. flirting with a 20 year record. everywhere the rush is on to crowd the beach and kick off the unofficial start of summer. the travel wave is just beginning, u.s. airlines say they will fly 271 million passengers this summer , up more than 6% from last year. >> according to the flight tracking website, flightaware, there were more than 5000 delays or cancellations across the country yesterday. the tsa expects another rush monday as all of those travelers try to get home. >>> we are starting out sunday morning and it is marine layer gray again but not nearly as widespread or intense a

. >> un tiroteo en un complejo de apartamentos en dallas-fort worth ocurrio desde un auto en movimiento de nuestra estacion de dallas nos acompana con nosotros. >> muy buenas noches ¿que tal arantxa? >> buenas noches y a ustedes amigos televidentes de noticias telemundo. >> les cuento que aun las autoridades siguen investigando esta balacera que que como mencionas dejo a seis personas heridas, en su mayoria menores de edad. >> la victima con menos edad tres anos les cuento tambien que las autoridades confirmaron que todo esto comenzo cercano a las 7 y 30 de la noche luego de que se le informara de una balacera donde varias personas estaban heridas de bala cuando llegan a las escena, se encuentran heridas, entre ellos pues personas con 19 anos y un pequeno de apenas tres anos. >> la informacion la situacion preliminar apunta a que habia un grupo de menores frente a la de apartamentos cuando de repente un auto paso y comenzo a d disparar, desde ahi es que impacta a una de las victimas. >> cabe mencionar que ahora vemos ahora tambien en camara, estamos ahi apuntando a lo que parece ser uno

no one was hurt, but several flights were canceled out of dallas. fort worth do too powerful winds and hail more than a million customers in texas. that power as of tuesday as more storms unleash hurricane force winds across the dallas area and we'll talk about the forecast that part of the country with a quick live look here at sfo right now. kyle is in the weather center with what's happening. so dallas is in the clear, but that storms not done the right there in the clear for the moment they've had some flooding issues there today because of all the rain that they took on. you can see where the yellow boxes are. that's where we have severe thunderstorm watches right now. there are a few warnings popping as well. i mentioned dallas is doing okay, but >> if you head over towards that louisiana border, you can see there is a severe thunderstorm warning there. and then if we go in here can see right on the border there, right where they start to get going in the heat of the day. that's when that happens. and you get incredible downpours, incredible wind w

vientos, una situacion que provoca mas de 700 cancelaciones y retrasos en el aeropuerto internacional dallas-forte estados de la nacion se han reportado 28 tornados en 24 horas. >> para el jueves, mas de 21 millones de personas en el sur y centro del pais estaran amenazadas con lluvias y tormentas electricas. >> y para explicarnos lo que esta sucediendo en texas esta noche, el pronostico de este nuevo sistema de tormentas se encuentra con nosotros ya nestor flecha de telemundo dallas forward. >> nestor, muy buenas noches. >> cuentanos, adelante johanna, y es que el estado de texas ha tenido una racha de tiempo severo a lo largo de las ultimas semanas y hoy no fue la poblacion de temple, una poblacion al sur de waco, sobre el interes de interes tal 35 se llevo la peor parte con viento destructivo tambien un posible tornado que sera confirmado manana por el servicio nacional de meteorologia una vez vayan a investigar los danos. >> tambien hubo tiempos severos en partes del norte de dallas, donde tambien hubo reportes de granizo, esta actividad ciertamente fue la mas potente, puede ver aqui entre el

in the afternoon storms will flare up in the tlorth dallas-fort worth area and move through arkansas. >>> saturday afternoon the storm threats will be the highest in kansas, oklahoma, and missouri. and sunday the severe weather risk heads east with the nastiest storms most likely from missouri to kentucky. >>> and now to presidential politics. while president biden was hosting kenya's president with one of the largest state dinners at the white house, former president donald trump was holding court in the south bronx trying to woo his hometown with something that hasn't been done in 44 years. ronald reagan was the last republican presidential candidate to hold a campaign event in the south bronx when he ran against jimmy carter in 1980. cbs news' astrid martinez joins us with the latest in new york. >> reporter: good morning. former president donald trump held a campaign rally in new york city in the democratic stronghold where he is widely unpopular. he recited some of his most familiar talking points. for the past eight weeks trump has spent much of his time on the opposite side of

but by order of comparison does airport is about 12,000 acres, dallas-fort worth, dallas-fort worth is about 19,000 acres, denver is 32000 acres. when reagan national was built there was a little bit the trend to build these smaller airports near downtowns because the airplanes were smaller. and they were props with fewer passengers and they were lighter and they did need as much landing runway space to take off or land. when reagan national was built on this 860 acres, and if you been there you know it's 860 dikembe expanded because it's surrounded on three sides by water and on the other side by u.s., not by u.s., by the george washington parkway. there's no way to expand this. it was built with three runways, a primary runway and two commuter runways, and the estimate was in the 1960s that reagan national with these three runways could accommodate 15 million passengers a year. 15 million passengers a year. well, where are we today circa 2024? reagan national is that wi-fi .55 million passengers a year, 25.5 million passengers, an additional two-thirds over what it was built for on a

. >> reporter: at dallas-fort worth airport security video captured the moment wind gusts over 75 miles per hour easily spun this empty american airlines 737 away from the gate. there were no reports of injuries. the same storm system demolished this warehouse in terrell, and in hurst, texas, homeowners and drivers were pelted with baseball-size hail. heavy rain pummelled the dallas suburb and caused street flooding in houston as severe weather continues to hammer texas. >> there's been a lot more storms now than any other year. so i feel like it's just -- they're getting stronger. >> reporter: a construction worker was killed after a building collapsed north of houston. tom hanson, cbs news, garland, texas. >>> to the middle east now as the fighting intensifies in gaza's sound city of rafah, the u.s. is defending israel's deadly and fiery attack at a tent camp. while calling the loss of life tragic white house spokesperson john kirby said it did not cross president biden's red line that would prevent the u.s. for aiding israel. the israeli military, meanwhile, says its initial probe is

aviÓn fue empujado lejos de su puerta de embarque en la pista del aeropuerto internacional de dallas, forting 737 800 de american airlines debido a las condiciones meteorolÓgicas, se suspendieron la mayorÍa de las operaciones y mÁs de 700 vuelos resultaron afectados. >> y hoy es dÍa de cierres de campaÑa en mÉxico desde distintas plazas. los tres candidatos presidenciales realizarÁn eventos con sus seguidores para atraer a los votantes que este domingo acudirÁn a las urnas. >> poco a poco se acabe el tiempo, enlazamos con agustÍn en la ciudad de mÉxico, que nos tiene mÁs detalles. hola agustÍn, cÓmo va esto? ya a unos cuantos dÍas de la elecciÓn? >> asÍ es octavio nicol este miÉrcoles concluyen las campaÑas y a la medianoche inicia la veda electoral. por eso las dos candidatas y el candidato a la presidencia de mÉxico aprovecharon sus eventos pÚblicos de ayer para hablarle a su electorado para pedirles que salgan a las urnas este domingo 2 de junio. claudia sheinbaum, de la coaliciÓn sigamos haciendo historia, lo hizo desde jalisco, donde prometiÓ paz y seguridad para todos nosotros. no me

. >> reporter: a dallas fort worth airport, there was a security video of the 40 miles per hour, easilyis airline 737 away from the gate. there were no reports of injuries. the same storm system demolish this warehouse in terrel. and in hurst texas, drivers were pelted with baseball-sized hail. and heavy rain pummeled this dallas summer causing street flooding in houston as severe weather hammers texas. >> there are a lot more storms right now than any other year. so i feel like it's just, they are getting stronger. >> reporter: and late this afternoon a construction worker was killed after a building collapse north of houston. there is another round coming tonight in dallas. we could see more overnight storms before the sun comes up with the possibility of flash flooding and tornadoes, norah. >> norah: looking out for the people of texas, tom hanson, thank you. not to a historic billion-dollar pledge from philanthropist melinda french gates, focusing on women and girls around the world, and reproductive rights here in the u.s. gates said decades are research shows shows investing in wo

intense winds ripping this plane from the gate at dallas fort worth airport.e than a thousand flights canceled nationwide this year is now the busiest severe weather season in 30 years in kentucky, devin johnson and his family are combing through what's left of their home. it is the second time in three years a tornado has left them homeless. a twister in 2021 devastated the region. hey baby. hey, that storm in 2021 led to this harrowing rescue. two infants in a bathtub blown away by a tornado. their grandmother lost her home again this past weekend . back in texas, a 16 year old was killed after a home under construction collapsed in the storm. we will check today's forecast coming up in just a few moments, a powerful explosion blew the facade off a building in youngstown, ohio, killing at least one man and injuring seven people. >> investigators are trying to determine if a gas leak is to blame. the building includes a bank with apartments above it and a brand new f 35 fighter jet has crashed in albuquerque, new mexico. the pilot ejected with serious injurie

so, dallas/fort worth tonight in a watch. tyler, as well. that's coming later this evening. the severe thunderstorm watches are there, and the flood watches for louisville and anyone in green there. locally, you could see up to four inches fall very fast. so, let's time it out. you see how the scattered storms that are happening all over kentucky and tennessee, well, they start to congeal a bit. that line back to dallas happens kind of late evening to about midnight. look what time it is when it erupts over northern mississippi, alabama, and western north carolina. that's 4:00 a.m. so, you're waking up to the thunderstorms that could have damaging winds and still some isolated tornadoes. tomorrow, more damaging winds all across the south and southeast, david. >> david: right into the evening hours. and very early tomorrow morning. ginger zee, thank you. >>> we turn to the other breaking headline just as we came on this evening. congresswoman marjorie taylor greene forcing a vote to try to oust house speaker mike johnson, surprising some of her republican colleagues by doing

fueron capaces de mover un avión de american airlines que estaba estacionado en el aeropuerto de dallas-forta zona de dallas de houston. que repentinos. marcelo así es, césar. eso es producto del tiempo severo en la zona y eso es vientos de 80 90 millas por hora. básicamente son vientos con fuerza huracanada que puede, como tú dijiste. dijiste mover un avión con esa facilidad. así que si usted se encuentra en esa situación y de momento le cancelan ese viaje, ese vuelo por el tiempo severo, no se molesta y entiende realmente que es una razón. bien poderosa porque esos vientos pudieran causar muchos incidentes lamentables. y vaya, muchas veces estás ya en el avión cuando de repente cae bien ese viento y podría haber estado gente ahí adentro. esperemos que no, esperemos que no, afortunadamente, césar, aquí en la zona de la bahía todo está tranquilo. un vistazo a esas condiciones del tiempo. actualmente en la zona. fíjese que las condiciones actuales en san josé la temperatura ya ha disminuido a los 65 grados. en el mercurio, san francisco se encuentra en los 57 livermore con 67 a esta hora y en

. >> dallas, fort worth. >> janice: fan of lawrence?>> janice: we have a challenge right now. >> lawrence: we love our texas people. >> ainsley: lawrence can go out. >> janice: he will give you a texas-size hug. excitement over here. >> lawrence: "fox and friends" news alert. in an hour, michael cohen will take the stand. >> ainsley: next guest warns calling a former criminal to the stand is a risky move. hi. i like the y'all. talking about texas. you said you have called convicted felons to the stand and it is dangerous. >> it is dangerous, convicted felons have little credibility and michael cohen is a convicted liar, huge risk for prosecution to put him on. it would be a huge risk in any courtroom except new york city, where i have a feeling the jury is eager to hear anything negative about donald trump. >> lawrence: he's a complicated witness, not just because he lies, he is the attorney who gave the legal advice. analysts said they had to bring him on the stand. why did he have to be a witness? >> well, lawrence, because not a sing

dallas fort worth, dallas love field. need i go on new york jfk, new york, laguardia, and on and on and on. this is not unusual at all. it may be a tempest in the teacup, but at 3:00, when the public starts talking, we'll be there and we'll bring you what they say. tom vacar ktvu fox two news. see what happened. >> thompson, thank you so much for that report. bart's board of directors is meeting today, and one of the things they're going to be expected to talk about, a possible ballot measure that would give the transit agency a financial lifeline. ktvu sally rasmus explains the decades long budget crisis bart is facing, and why leaders say the agency will need help from voters to stay on track on a regular thursday morning at the walnut creek bart station, there are people heading up to the platform to take a train, but not the volume of passengers bart used to have. >> luckily, i only have to go to work three days a week, so get to work from home mondays and fridays. and that's since the pandemic. >> bart says its avera

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dallas/fort worth airport measured a 77 mile-per-hour wind gust as a communities are trying to clean over the weekend. this is the damage that's left over from an ef3 tornado. you can see what's left of this home right here. it was under construction. but you can see multiple homes in this neighborhood with severe with damage. now, the nearby valley view, texas, nearby gas station dramatic video shows mothersists traveling along -- motorists ran for cover into a shell gas station. that gas station actually took a direct hit from the if tornado. the walls collapsing, cars in the parking lot pulverized with flying debris, but the dozens of people who were sheltering there, they actually survived. unfortunately though, seven people did die in this tornado here, around 100 injured. the owners of the gas station told us they were glad their business was a refuge for those passengers, but they were saddened by the deaths. >> it broke my heart. it's sad. i've been asking -- >> we're family with everybody in valley view. it's a small town. everybody stops by here. we know everybody by name.

. ♪ >> bret: fox weather alert now as hundreds of thousands of people in the dallas-fort worth metroplex recovering after powerful thunderstorms barreled across that region producing baseball sized hail and hurricane force wind gusts. the storms come after at least 25 people were killed across five states during a severe weather outbreak over the memorial day weekend. fox weather correspondent robert ray is in valley view, texas tonight with the latest. good evening, robert. >> good evening, bret. indeed, 25 people across seven states have lost their lives over the course of the past several days. memorial day was not what people expected here, especially in texas. look at these visuals, if you can. valley view about 60 miles to the northwest of dallas. and they are catastrophic. seven people lost their lives. here, including a 3 a and a 5-year-old child. now we have been talking to survivors on the ground here for days and this morning i spoke to one gentleman randy lahaina who lane, he andhis wife hunk errede darkness and they could feel their home being lifted off the foundation and b

. >>> plus, strong storms caused widespread damage across the dallas-fort worth region, and texas wasn't the only state to be hit with severe weather. we'll take a look at that and have a check on the forecast when we come right back. n the ft when we come right back. alice loves the scent of gain so much, she wished there was a way to make it last longer. say hello to your fairy godmother alice, and long-lasting gain scent beads. part of the irresistible scent collection from gain. ah, these bills are crazy. she has no idea she's sitting on a goldmine. well she doesn't know that if she owns a life insurance policy of $100,000 or more she can sell all or part of it to coventry for cash. even a term policy. even a term policy? even a term policy! find out if you're sitting on a goldmine. call coventry direct today at the number on your screen, or visit coventrydirect.com. >>> welcome back. a couple of political headlines now. the democratic national committee is planning to officially nominate president biden ahead of the party's august convention by using a virtual roll call. so this mov

this latest watch until 11:00 a.m., including the dallas-fort worth area. we will have big travel delays today as people are trying to get home for the memorial day weekend. severe storm threat, much of texas, the state of texas in towards oklahoma and louisiana. we could see the potential of hail, damaging winds and tornadoes, that includes dallas and austin just on the cusp of san antonio can, the heavy rain could cause the potential for flooding. this has been an incredible springtime in terms of severe weather. today being no exception. but, texas, you're on alert for much of today and into the overnight. fox weather.com for all of your latest details. we will keep you up to date through the morning show, obviously. >> steve: all right, j.d., thank you very much. >> janice: you got it. >> ainsley: individuals in the democratic party looking at joe biden and looking at the economy and how people are feeling about the economy is, your dollar going as far under biden vs. trump. and so they are telling him -- his advisers and anxious democrats are expressin

now out of texas showing an unoccupied american airlines plane being blown away from its gate at dallas. fort worth airport, 80 miles an hour. winds no match for this boeing 7.37, which weighs about 90,000 pounds. no one was hurt, but several flights were canceled out of that airport due to powerful winds and hail more than a million customers in texas without power as of tuesday as more storms unleashed, hurricane force winds across the dallas area and we'll talk about what's happening and that part of the country right now with kyla. yeah. hey there. so you can see it's not bad in dallas right now. you can see where the severe thunderstorm watch is in the area that's surrounded by the yellow boxes here. so all the way from the dakotas heading down into parts of colorado. >> we have had some showers have been rolling through and some heavy downpours. parts of texas, louisiana. but i want to show you basically what's going to be happening over the next couple of days. first of all, they've got heat. so we've got that in place. that is one of the ingredients they can get severe weather going.

documentary on that, it says here to the hello right off the bat, you're going to see this video out of dallas fort worth in the us state of texas. powerful enough wind to blow around this jet here. and i'll tell you what, there's a repeat today on wednesday storms for the gulf coast of texas. we've got that one humid air coming off the gulf of mexico. it's turned brighter for the great lakes that includes toronto 19 degrees. but we've got this batch of rain coming in to the mid atlantic. and otherwise we go. you can really see where it defied is between warm and cool air, right? 18 calgary. 27 in virginia. that's because we've got a warm breeze here out of the cell. okay, so the other day phoenix pushed past 40 degrees, well, measured down a bit, says 38 today, sunshine up and down the coast of california, looking good. looking good though, in mexico, more rounds of rain around mexico city. just the other day. there was some funding to the south of the city cooler in monterey, at 32 and blanket in rain from nicaragua, coast rica, and panama. that meets up with a wet weather towards the top end of

think about chicago o'hare, chicago midway, you think about dallas love field, you think about dallas fort worth. there's a lot of precedence for this. so it's going to be an interesting fight . and whether or not it applies all the way to airports is still going to be an issue. that has to be worked out, which is why this is a big win for the attorneys. >> all right. tom vacar live tonight in the newsroom, tom. thank you. well fire investigators in hayward are now trying to pinpoint the cause of a vegetation fire that destroyed multiple cars and threatened nearby homes. >> the fire broke out this afternoon in the jackson triangle neighborhood east of 92 and 880. ktvu jana katsuyama joins us now live from the scene. jana, you spoke with one neighbor who pulled out her garden hose when that fire started. she's live now at the scene with the details on what happened. >> yes. julie, let me just step aside so you can see just how close some of these houses are. the fire started on those trees right in the back. you can see where there's some burn area in the eucalyptus. it made for a very scar

just in fact, we are on the west side of interstate 35, north of the dallas fort worth area. and this is the rural area where this tornado inflicted some of its earliest damage and then continue moving toward the east. shredded apart to marina at a popular lake here on this memorial day weekend, as well as several people trapped in a gas station with structures that collapse there as well. so a devastating night here in north texas thousands of people dealing with the after effects of this storm it's unbelievable. >> and then what about ongoing efforts to rescue potentially rescue people? >> while the sheriff said that they believed that all of the victims at this point are very likely accounted for some of those efforts to continue going through the debris. some of this area is very difficult to reach as you can imagine, this is a relatively rural area, so some of these areas, in fact, the sheriff said the last two victims were found by teams that had to go out on atvs to get off of these off of these roads. so navigating some of this terrain and the debris field is actually

the hello right off the bat, you're going to see this video out of dallas fort worth in the us state of texas. powerful enough wind to blow around this jet here. and i'll tell you what, there's a repeat today on wednesday storms for the gulf coast of texas. we've got that one humid air coming off the gulf of mexico. it's turned brighter for the great lakes that includes toronto 19 degrees. but we've got this patch of rain coming in to the mid atlantic, and otherwise we go. you can really see where a divide is between warm and cool air, right? 18 calgary. 27 in regina. that's because we've got a warm breeze here out of the cell. okay, so the other day phoenix pushed past 40 degrees, well, measured down a bit and says 30 today, sunshine up and down the coast of california, looking good. looking good though, in mexico, more rounds of rain around mexico city. just the other day. there was some funding to the south of the city cooler in monterey, at 32 and blanket it in rain from nicaragua, coast or weekend panama. that meets up with a wet weather toward the top end of south america. and

that area was hit very hard this area here near valley view and cook county, which is north of the dallas fort worth area. >> this is because the neighborhood that took a direct hit, we spoke with the sheriff here are short while ago, who confirmed that the latest death toll is now seven people, including four children, two of those victims there's two and five years old. >> and this is what so many people here endured last night. >> this is a neighborhood that essentially took a direct hit. there's a family of five was inside this home as the tornado approached this area and i just spoke with one of the people in the family who were inside and is everything the pressure started dropping in. they could feel the intensity of the storm and the warnings getting louder they ran this way, fredricka and inside the storage building just behind their property, there's a cinderblock storm shelter that they had built and that is where they wrote out the storm, but they could just feel the intensity of the pressure dropping. the storm ripping through here the gentleman we spoke with said, you know, if th

shredded its way through this part of north texas near the little city of valley view, north of the dallas, fort worth area. >> you can see some homes just destroyed and absolutely he leveled throughout the day, we've seen dozens, if not, hundreds, of residents, just cleaning it all up in some cases like this, bringing in heavy equipment to just bulldoze the debris away. it has been a devastating day and evening for many of the residents who live here. the storm in this area killed at least seven people. the sheriff here tells us that four of those seven victims were under the age of 18 two of them are two and five years old. so just simply devastating, heartbreaking news that so many people are dealing with right here. but we spoke with a number of people who wrote out to the storm inside of makeshift says storm shelters that had been built on their own to protect themselves from this, is that they could feel the pressure dropping, everything starting to violently shake is the storm ripped through here and they knew in the dead of night that when they woke up and emerged from these shelters or

. >> power outages have skyrocketed in texas after severe weather tore across the dallas fort worth areaday, hitting communities with hurricane force wind gusts and baseball sized hail that forced officials to activate outdoor warning sirens. at one point, more than a million customers were left without electricity, and local officials say getting the lights back on won't be easy or fast. >> this is a broken lens problem brought about by straight line winds. this, unfortunately, will be a multi day power outage situation. >> tuesday's severe weather was an extension of deadly storms that swept across the central u.s. over the memorial day weekend, killing at least 24 people in seven states. and on tuesday, a 16 year old boy was killed when powerful thunderstorm caused a home under construction to collapse. we see the houses like moving like bad and then we just hear a lot of cracking noises. meanwhile, folks here in north texas are still assessing the damage from the weekend tornadoes. entire communities were destroyed, and some are dealing with the loss of multiple family members. they

the orlando sanford international airport, dallas fort worth international, charlotte douglas internationalrnational. three out of the top ten airports with the longest delays were in central florida, but that could be due in part to hurricane related delays coming up. >> pride month celebrations already underway across northern california. >> also ahead tonight, the composer behind disney's mary poppins has died. his lasting legacy next. and it's been a pretty nice holiday weekend out there across much of the bay area. >> as we give you this live look outside on this sunday night, chief meteorologist bill martin has your memorial day forecast coming up after the norman, bad news... i never graduated from med school. what? -but the good news is... xfinity mobile just got even better! now, you can automatically connect to wifi speeds up to a gig on the go. plus, buy one unlimited line and get one free for a year. i gotta get this deal... i know... faster wifi and savings? ...i don't want to miss that. that's amazing doc. mobile savings are calling. visit xfinitymobile.com to learn more. doc?

years, and unfortunately we started the morning with even more 70 to 80 mile per hour winds in dallas fort worth. they've got ongoing warnings this morning. just chaos over the weekend, at least 22 people were killed, hundreds of homes and businesses have been damaged. and unfortunately, we got a real busy day ahead. i will be tracking that and gio is all over how this is going to impact travel. then this morning, 30 years after nicole brown's murder, her sisters sit down with diane sawyer in an abc news television exclusive, and diane discusses like only diane can, how they are really hoping to give nicole a voice. still. and for all of those that are in domestic abuse situations. also our exclusive with the american father now home after being detained in turks and caicos for having ammunition in his luggage. and finally, we have a grocery store challenge coming up this week on gma. we're taking store brands versus name brands or national brands, and seeing where we can save. and i missed him. richard gere is in studio this morning, so we hope you'll join us on gma. >> you missed him. ha

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magnitude of the devastation that we're finding here invalid the texas, which is just north of the dallas, fort worth area this is the rural area we're tornado really touched down here just moments before it come, came into this rural community. >> you can see here on the landscape, just the amount of devastation, 12345 homeless back over in this area here a little bit closer you can see the intensity massive trees ripped apart, homes, shattered as well as power lines down all over the place through here. >> and the resonance that we've talked to said they could feel the pressure dropping and that was how they knew the darkness that the storm was getting closer and closer. >> this family over here, the garcia family had a homemade storm shelter that they built in in a backyard, large shed area i were five people huddled together as the storm blew through here. they all survive, but the sheriff hearing cook county, texas tells us that in this area this subdivision on this rule park, just south of the town of valley view, seven people were killed. and of those seven victims here in the valley vie

people killed in this area near the city of valley view in north texas, north of denton in the dallas, fort worth area. and we spoke with the brother of some of the victims are and this bars of family was in a trailer. you see those two trucks in the trees behind me there was a family of four mother, father, two children. their trailer was blown by the winds of the storm, more than 100 yards and the cars and the remnants you see here is what is left of that trailer. the mother and the two children were killed. we spoke with a benito esparza just a short while ago. he was out here this morning looking for some of the belongings of his brother who has a broken hip and a broken leg is in the hospital. it was another one of his children who broke the news to him yesterday that his wife and two children had been killed. it's just a simply devastating de for this family that are going up. for me, when is it this is, this is the rest this debris over here and his sister-in-law and niece and nephew? we're left underneath this car. he arrived here on the scene of the three of them were already dead,

we are near the small city of valley view, which is north of the dallas fort worth area. it was just before 11:00 last night that a tornado rip through here. the national weather service now says it was an ef-2 a tornado with winds of up to 135 miles per hour. and you can see the devastation that it has left. and here in this neighborhood, we have seen people throughout the day, essentially piling together what is left of their home structures, and barnes and shared it's just pile some families are we spoke with the garcia family that lives in this home right over here and just moments before the tornado struck build their own storm shelter out of cinderblock and that's where the around and you could feel the tornado hit yes. especially with that that breathing holes that we have in there. i mean, you could just feel it, you know, we hear that there's when going really all right. well, it's probably coming it's probably coming and. then again, you just kinda feel where it just goes quiet for maybe a minute, just nothing. and then out of nowhere, you just hear the wind sta

winds of 100 135 miles per hour, ripped through this area near valley view, texas, north of the dallas, fort worth area and denton, texas terrifying moments if you look behind me, this is the convenience store along the interstate where dozens of people, in fact, emergency officials say more than 100 people of such shelter inside here to protect themselves because there isn't much else to many other places to be able to hide from the storm that was barely in its way. through this part of north texas. and it came through with devastating results in this area alone seven people were killed. four of those victims young children, and we spent to yesterday in the neighborhoods that were so ravaged by the storm. and we spoke with many residents who said, you know, they had they had some time of warning preparing for what was coming and they knew as a storm hit that it was going to be bad sirens everywhere. it was all dark and yeah. i mean, it's one of those moments that you see. you see videos about tornadoes is eid people read telling him, i'm just like how, you know, i'm retelling them now, but

impacting the us midsection in texas, rescues and damage assessments are underway in areas north of the dallas-fort worth metroplex and other parts of northeast texas. after severe storms and possible tornadoes we're getting reports of overturned 18-wheelers, damaged homes and down trees and power lines. and in oklahoma, police say the town of clear moise shut down and to avoid the area there to reports of extensive damage. the state emergency operations center has been activated, right now, around 240 he thousand customers are without power across multiple states in the region. what does by weather concerns a record number of americans have been traveling this memorial day weekend. the us transportation security administration says it screened nearly 3 million travelers on friday alone. that's a new high mark for the most travelers screened in a single day. that's the past the previous record from thanksgiving weekend last november it also says five of the top ten busiest traveled days in the agency's history have occurred this year. >> we'll beaches in new york reopened this holiday weekend at le

throughout the night to get all of this restored, but still, you see these pockets all over the dallas, fort worth area area where you have a one side of the street, you have power the other side. it does not have power. >> this is intersections like this with no working lights and kinda become very treacherous. as people kinda try to navigate all of that. and this, are scenes playing out all over the place here in the dallas county area. there's still about 200,000 people or customers without power of the number statewide is about 400 and a little over 450,000 customers without power so far. >> but it could still take some time to bring everybody back online. >> that's what local officials are saying this unfortunately will be a multi-day power outage situation that does not mean if you're hours out right now, that it will be out for multiple days, it certainly could be l for multiple days. >> we did have a significant number of down leinz because of this weather event. in many cases it's not going to be simple repairs. we're looking at complete reconstruction for parts of our area and k, t

the orlando sanford international airport, dallas fort worth international, charlotte douglas internationaland philadelphia international. three out of the top ten airports with the longest delays were in central florida, but that could be due in part to hurricane related delays. at least 15 people are dead after a tornadoes and severe storms battered parts of texas, oklahoma and arkansas over the weekend. it has been an extremely active tornado season in the heart of the country. fox news kevin uretsky has the latest from the central us reeling once again from a series of powerful storms that left a trail of destruction in their wake. >> texas, oklahoma and arkansas all saw severe weather saturday night that tore through neighborhoods and ripped homes off their foundations. one of the hardest hit areas appears to be the community of valley view in cooke county, texas, north of dallas, where a gas station and travel center were torn apart by an apparent tornado. >> it took a major hit. there's not much left of it. >> as you can see, multiple fatalities have already been reported. officials

in the house of congressional districts for thus the area of the dallas-fort worth airport. just to locate it for you. before coming to congress i spent nearly three decades practicing medicine in that area. i chose obstetrics through attention to details they spent time at residency as an ob/gyn at parkland hospital. due to its emphasis on proper care and attention to detail. when i started my residence at member doctor jack pritchard who was the leader of the department of obstetrics and gynecology and practicing ob you are unique in medicine. those are privileged enough to continue are going to be charged with taking care the simultaneous care to patients with the life expectancy of 100 years. nowhere else in medicine does not occur. the patient population for parkland and dallas county hospital district serves both rural is multiethnic. almost completely uninsured or underinsured. but again, this of the best statistics in the country. the lesson for me there always was it does not have to be this way. you can do better. i would like for us to focus on that with whatever

this is the dallas-fort worth airport. ground stop is extended. e are looking at this. i mean, a severe thunderstorm firing up. we do have tornado warnings, severe thunderstorm warnings and thunderstorm watches from wichita falls all the way down into central texas. so we will be watching that. plus, they got some heat. this system will knock down some heat. but heat advisories down through texas, record highs possible all along the gulf from brownsville, the heat index, feels like 112. 99 in new orleans. dallas, i should say tampa will feel like 101. tomorrow look at these temperatures chilly around the great lakes into new england. even memphis 5 degrees below average. temperatures then become more mild during the week. it will be beautiful here in new york. mid-70s, upper 80s through raleigh. chicago will see temperatures in the mid-70s. >>> and that's your weather. >>> and that's your weather. >> coming up next, tributes pouring in for beloved nba legend bill walton. a one-of-a-kind star on and off the court. we will remember his remarkable and

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as well as income income over the long delay holiday weekend killing 25 people 8,000 foot dallas and fiore fort worth area are without power following the storm you're seeing. >> yikes. >> thank you >>> thanks >>> coming up, tesla shareholders are urged to rejects elon musk's massive pay package. the brewing internal fight next. are you interested in safeguarding your investments with gold? alamos gold is a growing canadian gold producer with a long track record of outperformance. alamos gold. invest with us. our growth sets us apart. a slow network is no network for business. that's why more choose comcast business. and now, we're introducing ultimate speed for business —our fastest plans yet. we're up to 12 times faster than verizon, at&t, and t-mobile. and existing customers could even get up to triple the speeds... at no additional cost. it's ultimate speed for ultimate business. don't miss out on our fastest speed plans yet! switch to comcast business and get started for $49.99 a month. plus, ask how to get up to an $800 prepaid card. call today! >>> welcome back to "power lunch. we've got