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than 24000 square feet, which is of land that's as wanting a 1000 year rain events of struck dallas, death valley, california and 3 other areas in recent weeks. there would zilkey as a climate scientist and president of the institute governance and sustainable development. he joins us now from south carolina. so we've just covered many different countries on a number of continents. when you look at what is happening, devastating images from pakistan, but also see countries like saddam china. of course, the u. s. being affected by this. is there any way that you are particularly concerned about that you're perhaps watching more closely? well, we'll see the extreme weather events at rome in the world hitting down almost randomly and the 12 punch of droughts followed by floods. actually 123 punch because you often have wild fires in there as well. so the, it's going to be all over the world. i suspect that the tropics will be the, the most heavily impacted because they're already very hot. and as cloud cover, which is cool in the world, begins to shift, we're going to open up more heat in the tropic

that's going to be a big deal in parts of dallas and the red river valley today through tomorrow morning. then we look at the next couple of days where we're expecting more flooding in the same areas. through tuesday morning where heavy rain is still falling. this continues to shift to the south, bringing in areas like waco all the way over to shreveport and even into houston, which they also desperately need the rain. but again, too much in a short amount of time, that can cause problems. anywhere from three to five inches of rain in the dallas area and you see the drought. this is rain that will be extremely beneficial. jericka? >> molly mccollum with our partners at the weather channel. thank you. >>> the justice department faces a fast-approaching deadline. it has until this thursday to provide a redacted copy of the affidavit used to justify the fbi's search of former president donald trump's florida estate. cbs's debra alfarone is in our washington bureau tonight with more on reaction to that search. >> reporter: well, jericka, that search and seizure of those classified and top se

that's going to be a big deal for parts of dallas and the red river valley today through tomorrow morningore heavy rain is falling and shifting to waco, shreveport and into houston which they also desperately need the rain. too much in a short amount of time can cause problems. this is rain that will be extremely beneficial. >>> today russia is investigating a rare attack on president vladimir putin's inner circle. daria dugina was killed last night. the 29-year-old was the daughter of an ultra nationalist who has urged the kremlin to case late the surgeon ukraine. russia said the bomb was intended to kill her father but he switched vehicles at the last minute. today president biden spoke by phone to leaders of france and germany. this is the largest on the continent. this we can marked six months of the unprovoked invasion. charlie d'agata looks back in tonight's reporter's notebook. >> reporter: it's not often return to the war in ukraine starts with a silver lining. we headed to the straight port of odessa for the first grain ship to set sale. the 20 million tons of backlog but it's a

eastern kentucky, illinois, death valley and now the dallas area all drenched by once in a thousand yearods just in the past few weeks. as long as we're talking about records, how bad was it in texas? the wettest hour of rain we've seen in 70 years in austin just under 3 inches and dallas just over 3 inches. the dallas county judge issuing a disaster declaration, opening the door, guys, for state and federal aid. hoda, back to you. >> sam brock for us there in austin, texas. sam, thank you. >> so much rain so fast. mr. roker is here now with a look at all that rain and what we can expect today. >>> we have more on tap, unfortunately. 9 million people under flash flood watches and there could be some flood warnings a little bit later on. you could see more heavy rain starting to move to the east into upper parts of mississippi and alabama, parts of louisiana as well. louisiana and mississippi, the flood threat targets today. tomorrow those showers move into the southeast. we're looking for heavy rainfall. we've got this risk today of flash flooding. a moderate risk. northern louisiana on

eastern kentucky, southeast illinois, death valley, now the dallas area now drenched by thousand year floods. the shoal creek may not look like much, but 12 hours ago, it got up to the middle of the railing at the restaurant next to it. closing businesses and flooding the nearby roads. we saw between 2 to 3 inches of rain per hour. a 70-year record. also in dallas, smashed this time around. jose? >> sam brock in austin. thank you so very much. >>> still ahead -- thousands of educators walking out of the classroom, hitting the picket lines today. why these teachers say they've hit their breaking point. but first, contentious primaries in new york and florida and what happens tonight could determine whether there's a red or blue wave in the fall. wave in the fall riders! let your queries be known. yeah, hi. instead of letting passengers wrap their arms around us, could we put little handles on our jackets? -denied. -can you imagine? i want a new nickname. can you guys start calling me snake? no, bryan. -denied. -how about we all get quotes to see if we can save with america's number one

flash flooding especially in the southern plains, into the lower mississippi valley where you see that pink. that includes dallas that is a moderate risk. we don't see that very off then. we'll see flash flooding today and also tomorrow. we do have the expectation of heavy rain it's going to come fast, it will be furious this will be good in the long run, but short-term a dangerous situation today. 3 to 5 inches, locally higher amounts up to 8 inches in spots. we have another system that's separate where we're looking at rain in the northeast as well, where we could see flash flooding as well back to you guys >> all right, michelle, thank you. >>> let's turn to politics new nbc news polling shows that many americans are not feeling very hopeful 58% say they worry that america's best years are behind us that is the highest number ever recorded in our nbc poll president biden's job approval rating is at 42% with over half the country disapproving there was a shift in the issues that are most important to voters threats to democracy took the top spot, overcost of living and over jobs, over immigration, over all of

portions of the southwest, but the southern plains, lower mississippi valley where we're expecting that extreme flooding. so dallasyou're included in that where you see the pink, that is a moderate risk. that is rare we saw that the past couple of days but we don't see it often. here is the setup here it will drop a lot of rain it will be three inches per hour and we could see we'll see that storm slowly shifting to the east, continuing to drop a lot of rain in spots we're also looking at rain in the northeast today, 4 to 5 inches we'll talk about that, too, in just a few minutes. >> we'll see you in a bit, michelle thank you. >> sure. >>> a fiery car crash on sunday killed three indiana state university students and seriously injured two others it happened early sunday morning about 10 miles from campus in riley, indiana authorities say a vehicle suddenly veered off the road, slammed into a tree, and caught fire the driver and two passengers could not be saved they were pronounced dead at the scene. the two other passengers were able to escape alive but with serious injuries the university believes a total of fiv

valley 90s in st. louis, same thing in memphis. dallas, 38 triple digi well. you factor in the humidity, it's going to feel pretty terrible. 96 in scranton still steamy for many of us today. we're also tracking storms we'll do that in just a few minutes. >>> here's another reason that our planet may be warmer you might remember when the island of tonga was devastated this past january by a volcanic eruption, right? nasa scientists say a massive amount of water vapor was blasted into the stratosphere, equal to more than 58,000 olympic-sized swimming pools that could raise temperatures by trapping heat and it may be five to ten years of about that vapor fully dissipates >>> "early today" is back in a minute with why cities far from the southern border are seeking help with a migrant surge. >>> and why the nfl is fighting the suenonspsi ruling for quarterback desean watson. no, he's switching his choice cash back category to home improvement, so he earns more on a new doggy door. extra large. with the bank of america customized cash rewards card, you just can't s

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dallas, flash flood warnings in effect. heavy rain ongoing moving across mississippi river valley, this is a drought-stricken area, they needhe rain, but too much of a good thing is causing problems and that is ongoing through at least wednesday. here is rain forecast, three to five inches and up to seven to nine inches, remember it doesn't take a tropical system to cause this damage and that is what we're seeing next couple days in the areas through tuesday. flood watches and warning from texas to louisiana. the tropics have been earily quiet, i mean, this is almost peak season we're getting into, watching this area that could develop. i'm not that concerned with it, if it does develop, we have several days to watch it. watching areas of flooding. we are into the heart of tropical season and seeing heavy rain and it doesn't have a name, we don't need a named storm to cause problems. we will continue to keep you up to date. foxweather.com, keep you posted. >> todd: welcome back. >> carley: brian stelter signing off the airwaves for the last time at cnn after cnn cancelled his show. >> it is not partisan, it is required and

across the nation, the southwest, the southern plains, the lower mississippi valley, also the northeast, and we're looking at dallasgun for more rain throughout the next couple of hours, and only going to add to what the problems are this morning. back to you. >> even though rain, there is too much of it at the moment. michelle grossman, thank you very much. >>> we are dilling into the latest polling numbers from -- we are digging into the latest polling numbers from nbc news and what americans are saying about the investigation into former donald trump and who they want to control congress next year. "way too early" will be right back. year "way too early" will be right back help make trading feel effortless. and its customizable scans with social sentiment help you find and unlock opportunities in the market ♪♪ choosing miracle-ear was a great decision. like when i decided to host family movie nights. miracle-ear made it easy. i just booked an appointment and a certified hearing care professional evaluated my hearing loss and helped me find the right device calibrated to my unique hearing needs. now i enjoy every

dallas. and we're going to add to the rainfall totals in the lower mississippi valley and southern plains, nineimpacted by a flood watch from texas through the mississippi valley and over to mississippi and alabama seeing heavy rain. where you can see the darker colors, torrential downpours. where you can see the brighter colors, the yellow, oranges red, the heaviest rains. generally two to four inches of rain in east texas and arkansas and louisiana and mississippi and alabama, especially where you can see the darker colors. we can see up to six inches, if not a little locally higher in some amounts. here is the problem. we have an area of low pressure moving very slowly. it's going to continue to move very slowly over the next several days. which i showed you the flooding today, it is going to be the same spot tomorrow, the same spot the next day, so we're looking at the potential for flash flooding as well. the temperatures only in the 70s in jackson. that's a look at weather. >>> michelle grossman, thank you very much. >>> we are thinking of those poor people in dallas today. new photos, th

dallas from our affiliate fox 4. one of the big stories there tonight, workers at the dinosaur valley state park unethed giant dine beillion years ago. the tracks were uncovered in a drought-stricken river. officials estimate the dinosaur stood about 15 feet tall, weighed close to seven tons an an adult. pretty amazing. that's tonight's live look outside the beltway from "special report." we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ ♪ it's the most wonderful time of the year ♪ claritin provides non-drowsy symptom relief from over 200 indoor and outdoor allergens, day after day. feel the clarity and make today the most wonderful time of the year. live claritin clear. it's beautiful out here. it sure is. and i earn 5% cash back on travel purchased through chase with chase freedom unlimited. that means that i earn 5% on our rental car, i earn 5% on our cabin. i mean, c'mon! hello cashback! hello, kevin hart! i'm scared. in a good way. i'm lying. let's get inside. earn big time with chase freedom unlimited with no annual fee. how do you cashback? chase. make more of what's yours. >> tech: cracked windshield? trust safelite. we'll replace yo

will be in the 80's in the inland valleys and that's going to continue reyna bay area traffic listen. and let's get a look at things here. 84 westbound west of dallas. he road. >> we have an accident there, livermore. so you are seeing delays as you're traveling along. 84 5.80, up here of slight delays. you're traveling along the westbound. >> heading into the city made to fremont street exit. 18 minutes for you. make that drive no accidents or hazards. there. southbound as you're traveling along a heading towards the peninsula there just under 60 80 to one. 0 one. let's check on 8.80, cell down to milpitas about. 35 minutes for you. >> and then if you're traveling along highway 4, 20 minutes, that's down from 40 when we last checked in antioch to congress to 42 lead with a look at crockett down towards the maze. that right. 31 minutes you're taking 24 walnut creek down to 5.80, just under 15 darya. james, back to you. thanks for him. >> all right. a 31 the time one of our top stories this morning. the fact that fbi agents raided the mar-a-lago home of former president donald trump. they may be investigating whether he mishandled presidential recor

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