this tornado caught on surveillance camera near dayton, ohio. meanwhile, here in texas, as the water recedes, the death toll keeps rising. up to 16 dead. and along that swollen blanco river, the national guard searching for the nine still missing tonight. including members of three families staying in one vacation home. late today, authorities confirming the death of 43-year-old michelle carrie charbo. she was inside that home. >> husband jonathan survived found nine miles away. his wife and two children still unaccounted for. the mccomb's lab found alive in a tree. >> there's going to be some dark days but there's still that glimmer of hope. >> reporter: in houston, the fourth biggest city in america, the flash floods unearthing this coffin. and leaving this alligator out of its element in an parking garage. just over the past couple of hours, the water has gone down ten feet. revealing these cars that we didn't even know were here. and inan epic cleanup under way. valerie davis just bought and renovated this house and she only had minimal insu

but here in a cow pasture outside of dayton is where david mccullough says the wright brothers really aviation testing larger and more powerful planes. >> big eights. >> everything. >> land and take off. >> meanwhile the federal government was spending $70,000, a fortune in those days on this so-called aerodrome which crashed in the taco -- potomac on take off. what happened when they wrote and tried to get the federal government involved? >> they were turned down. they had the door slammed in their face. but the french obsessed with aviation, took notice. in august 1908 huge crowds gathered to watch wilbur wright take to the air over the town of le mans. >> he was a hero instantly. >> the federal government final r finally says a-ha when they see that other nations, particularly france, are interested in this contraption? >> exactly. they woke up. they finally -- maybe we ought to take a look. >> orville commissioned to show his stuff in a series of flights at forth meyer out shied washington. he is breaking all sorts of speed and endurance records when on september 17th 1908, he is

ana cabrera, cnn, texas. >> we have a sad update to ana's reporting she mentioned dayton larry thomasn't been seen since the storms hit. texas authorities say they have now found his body. >> all right, turn to derek van dam, our meteorologist who joins us. of course as we mentioned in the reports, there is more severe weather on the way. and how much can this region cope with. >> that's right. there is in fact at the moment. 183 reporting stations on the signs of rivers and estuaries that lead to the gulf of mexico that are reporting some sort of flooding or flood stage at the moment. this is a significant event. something we are going to be covering for days to come. we have obviously had the fatalities. and people's lives just completely impacted by this, rosie. they really can't handle much more. a short amount of time. and put it all into context. 183 locations, arkansas, east texas, oklahoma. all reporting light, moderate to severe flooding. or at flood stage. at the moment. we have had since the beginning of may. first part of the month. over 20 inches of rain. and 500 millimet

. >> governor mark dayton told us a few weeks ago he supports the funding. >> we need to do everything possible to give young somalis that this is the place to make a significant difference. >> however on saturday dayton vetoed a bill that included $280,000 for the program but still backs the program and awaits an amended bill. both shy and fer rfertionaerra says the situation has made them more vigilant. >> i'm not different from any other mother but sometimes to world is just so cruel. >> diane eastabrook, minneapolis. >> yesterday, the senate left for recess without renewing a provision used to justify several nsa surveillance programs. that includes the controversial collection of phone records from millions of americans. the provision expires midnight sunday. if that happens the president says there's no backup plan. >> this needs to get done. and i would urge folks to just work through whatever issues can still exist make sure we don't have on midnight sunday night this task still undone because it's necessary to keep the american people safe and secure. >> the president asked th

this tornado near dayton, ohio was one of several striking this past week. emergency officials in flood-ravaged areas are pleading with residents to watch for warnings and get out when ordered. it doesn't take much. we are saturated folks the isolated thunderstorms could cause local flooding in your area. >> reporter: abc news washington. >> the fbi is investigating a widely used surgical device that is suspected of spreading cancer in women. arguments are trying to figure out when manufacturers knew about risks. the fda said it could spread cancerous tissues and cells. a pathologist reportedly first alerted the number one manufacturer johnson and johnson to the possible risks in 2006. others in the medical community began sounding the alarm. johnson and johnson removed the device last year. "good morning america" will have more on the deadly floods in texas and the johnson and johnson investigation at 7:00 a.m. >>> a house fire sent a person to the hospital. the fire started in the first floor bedroom around 2:30, crews quickly knocked down those flames, bu

so what you are going to be doing today is testing whether certain solutions or acids are -- >> at daytonmentary school these budding young chemists are getting instructions for the next experiment involving red cabbage and household products. >> take this and dip it into different solutions. reporter: this is not your average fourth grade science class. patricia is a college chemistry professor and volunteer science coach with the american chemical society. she comes to the school once a month. >> this is a fun way to get the kids involved, showing them that science is not just a book but it's real. science is something you touch. reporter: and the students really like the hands on aspect. >> sometimes you fly and stuff. >> chemistry has a lot of things and cooking is one of them. i really like cooking. >> i think it's worth it. i learn amazing things here. >> you don't have to worry about everything being right or the experiment going right even if you mess it up. reporter: for one student it is also very personal. >> i like it when she can take on other people. reporter: that's because

. >>> now check out video here of the tornado passing through a dayton, ohio suburb yesterday afternoon. it lifted a pickup truck and blew it in the building. two people were injured. some businesses and nearby homes were damage, more than two dozen homes in all. police say that two dozen vehicles in the parking lot of the shopping center were also affect. >>> our time 6:09. another candidate is expect to announce his plans to run for president today more on that. >>> a look inside the mind of the colorado movie theater gunman james holmes, chilling word and self diagnosis he wrote in a notebook before that deadly rampage. >>> please take a moment ape close look at this man, he is wanted for taking pictures up women's skirts while they are grocery shopping, more on this when we come right back. >> ♪ >>> get out today it would be worth it. >> before the afternoon. >> before the the rain starts. >> exactly. >> have award not worth it really. >> never heard this. >> funky beat. >> yes. new customers can save an average of $500 just by switching to progressive. so you'll be bringing home th

. >> mayor nan whaley of dayton, ohio,. >> thank you, mayor de blasio. in dayton, ohio we have the lowest unemployment in 25 years but our families have lost 20% of their yearly earnings. it's time for this progressive agenda where work is rewarded, not wealth for dayton ohio, and for our country. thank you. >> very special guest the dean of the entire house of representatives. >> john conyers reporting. brothers and sisters what we are doing here to change things. it's got to change things. we are here with mayor de blasio and so many of our close friends to launch the progressive agenda. give all the members of congress and the progressive agenda a round of applause for putting this together. [applause] income inequality threatens the character of the country as well as our economic future. 95% of the games since the repression went to the top 1% of the economic ladder and wages for the nation's working families remain stagnant. this cannot continue. the discrepancy partial results from the ongoing crisis in the job market. that's why i propose a full

the air force in dayton cancelled an event tonight due to security concerns. let's get to makeick. we understand this is not tied to a specific threat. as you know yesterday the fbi did warn of a threat and influence in the u.s. >> that's right. senior defense officials told us defense and military officials told nbc news it is in part a response not only to last weekend's shooting isis-inspired shooting apparently in garland, texas. also the raised concern by justice department by the fbi that isis is very aggressively recruiting isis wanna be's here in the

of injury or property damage, but this twister that touched down in a shopping mall parking lot in dayton ohio overturned numerous cars. two peopleinor injuries. lar larry mowry has more. these storms will continue to drift southward as we go through the overnight hours. it covers much of western oklahoma and from the dallas-ft. worth area back into the texas panhandle and the far western parts of kansas. so, again, another round of storms expected during the afternoon and evening on wednesday. i can show you that hour by hour. as we go through the morning into the afternoon there will be thunderstorms that develop through east texas, back through mississippi and alabama and stormy weather as we head into the afternoon by wednesday. and then wednesday evening more storms develop in oklahoma and then as we go into thursday morning, another round of thunderstorms for the north texas area including dallas and fort worth. and then houston sees more heavy rain by the time we get to thursday afternoon. that includes back toward san antonio. it doesn't end here in texas with the rain continues t

this thing is quickly moving to the southeast about 45 miles per hour toward dayton and howard county, not doing much. light shower here as it weaks moving southeast. is it going to make 29? it might. in washington down to 78, baltimore got to 705 and a very dry air mass with humidity at 27%. we have winds gusting 25 to their miles an hour and temperatures beautiful, low to mid-70s. if you're headed out this evening, going to nats park or anything else, 73 at 7:00. the winds relax some, upper 60s by 9:00. a chilly night dipping into the 40s and 50s with this front coming through. cooler air behind it will give us a nice start to the weekend and things warm up, especially by sunday. just the stray shower possible the next hour or two and a chilly night. let's talk about the beach forecast. cool tomorrow, nice sunday and really fun on monday as we start to warm up. around here a chilly night 46 in the outer suburbs, 30s in the mountains with ad from advisory -- mountains with an wind advisory and look how much lighter the winds are tomorrow, 5 to 8 miles an hour with mid- 70s. sunday wa

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i mean, the chamber of commerce i was with the dayton chamber today, i'm going to be with the cincinnatiomorrow. they are always saying we need infrastructure investment. it's how you create jobs not just construction and steel jobs and cement jobs right then but to lay the -- but to lay the foundation to set the table for more job growth as you know andrea. >> and from my own reading on this subject in the past these acela trains could go a whole lot faster if the track, if the roadbed were better but it's not been improved in decades. >> we run on the same old rail beds and the same curvy rails. i mean we you know over time you should straighten these out so that trains can safely go faster but amtrak is just always trying to kind of catch up to keep their tracks and trains and repair let alone kind of doing the new investment and we need it -- and trains run through my state, not nearly as important as amtrak on the east coast, but i look at the condition of water and sewer and highways and bridges and our ports and our rivers and our lake and our airports. we're just not keeping up a

. >> stationed in dayton ohio. >> the physical fatigue is what almost got me in the end.ll the people cheering me on it was like they were willing me to finish. >> she realizes her mind was playing tricks on her. >> i got up the last time i thought i was running. so i was obviously a little out of it. in my mind i was jogging. >> now she knows she was staggering. >> it makes me cringe but to everyone else, it's inspirational. i'm so humbled to inspire people. >> happy mother's day. have a great weekend. this is "jeopardy!" today's contestants are a journalist and comic originally from lemont, illinois... a college instructor from milton, georgia... and our returning champion a college instructor from squamish, british columbia, canada...

this tornado caught on a surveillance camera near dayton ohio was one of several striking this past week. this morning, emergency nishls flood-ravaged areas are again pleading with residents to watch for warnings and to get out when ordered. >> it doesn't take much. we're saturated, folks. the isolated thunderstorms could cause immediate local flooding in your area. i can't stress it enough. we're -- we're to a point where we're missing 11 people. we don't need any more. >> reporter: bazi kanani abc news washington. >>> after more than a week of stormy weather, there's no relief in sight for the southern plains. >> justin povick tells us what's in store. >> another active afternoon over the south plains. oklahoma city dallas high risk for more flash flooding in addition. large hail damaging winds, tornadoes, especially along and west of interstate 35. these are the same hard-hit areas we have been talking about for the past couple of weeks. southeast, spotty thunderstorm some packing a punch from greensboro north carolina south and west toward atlanta. t.j. and reena, back to you. >> all

. >>> and this is video of the tornado passing through a dayton, ohio suburb yesterday afternoon. it lifted a pickup truck and blew it in the building. two people injured. some businesses and nearby homes were damage. two dozen in all. police say two dozen vehicles in the parking lot of the shopping center were also damaged. >>> former pennsylvania senator rick santorum is expect to join crowded republican field running for president later today. santorum promises to make a major announcement near his hometown outside pittsburgh. he gave mitt romney a run for his money in 2012 before dropping out of the race. republican web site in iowa said santorum will vice split tomorrow after launching his campaign. >>> former new york governor george pot tacky will make his campaign official. he will be the the eighth republican date with more expect to yum in soon, ukee? >>> philadelphia students will make their case for more school funding. twenty students from andrew jackson he will meantry school will go to city hall to deliver paint brushes to council members a symbol of the tools neede

that's right outside dayton. the tornado tossed nearly two dozen cars and forced a store to evacuate for a possible gas leak. two people had minor injuries. lots of trees came down here but no reports of any major structural dang. >> meanwhile, catastrophic flooding has ravaged communities across the state of texas tonight and the water keeps on rising. take a look from above. entire neighborhoods under water. 13 people are dead in the lone star state. 11 are still missing. jay gray is in one of the hardest hit areas between austin and san antonio. it was just too much water too fast. >> we had torrential rain in a very short period of time in the middle of the night. >> reporter: in parts of houston more than 10 inches of rain fell in just one hour turning roadways into canals and crippling the nation's fourth largest city. >> a pretty helpless feeling when the water started coming through the walls. >> reporter: but as severe as things are in houston the situation is even worse here texas town of wimberley wher

. >> a tornado touched down near dayton ohio flipping over cars and leaving behind a trail of wreckage in the parking lot of a shopping center. two people were injured. several restaurants and storms damaged. >> the storm system moves east. the plains not out of the woods yet. justin povick with the forecast. good morning. >> thanks and good morning. the northeast preparing iffer showers and thunderstorms later on wednesday afternoon. we need the rain. really have not had much at all so far for the month. any rainfall here will be well appreciated. as long as you're not out driving in it right? there will be travel delays along the interstate 95 corridor. think we're if good shape in boston for another day. south plains severe weather and flash flooding. big-time concern wednesday afternoon, oklahoma city and dallas. a couple of hard-hit cities. later on this week more severe weather and flooding over the central plains. t.j. and reena, back to you. >>> a major breaking story overnight. six world soccer officials have been arrested in switzerland as part of a u.s. investigation. indict

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essentially moving east on our storm tracker, headed for rockville at 11:48, washington at 11:12 and dayton at 11:22. look ahead. hot again with thunderstorms tomorrow. they will not affect the commutes. nice but cooler finish to the week. memorial day weekend looks good, not storm free. saturday looks best, thunderstorms on sunday and memorial day but not a washout. we'll come back, talk about a potential problem tomorrow morning and it is not thunderstorms and we'll have the 3-degree guarantee. >>> it has been four days since savvas and amy savopoulos were found murdered in their home. >> our ellison barber is live. >> reporter: the house behind me looks a lot how it has the past few days. the front road in front of the savopoulos house was blocked off. police had a dog here and earlier in the day in prince george's county searching the area where thursday night police found the family's blue 2008 porsche. >> it was recovered on annapolis road in prince george's county, maryland, and it had been set afire. >> reporter: in a new video you can see flame enguffing the car and black smoke fil

captured video of a tornado losing moving across a busy intersection in beaver creek ohio which is near daytonses saw it touchdown in a shopping center. the twister flipped a number of cars in the parking lot. two people suffered minor injuries. the national weather service later confirmed a tornado did indeed form there. >> now turning to take a look at what we're going to face here. this afternoon depending on where you are could be very active. >> and our greatest risk at this point for severe weather would just be those heavy downpours with the humidity so high but we have a low risk for strong winds so we're watching these storms really careful. on storm tracker six live double scan you can see nothing has developed just yet. we expect much of the day to be dry. not a bad day but certainly feels warm and humid. let's go outside and see what it looks like right now at sky six looking live at philadelphia international airport. you shouldn't have any big problems right now flying out. currently no major issues heading out the door. it's later today that you want to watch for that. that curr

dann, bring us up to dayton what officials are doing and what they are saying. >> reporter: well, jim tonight we hear from the lawyer representing train engineer brandon bostian the ntsb has not ruled on what caused this derailment but mayor michael nutter was shocked and dismayed the engineer was taking a sharp curve at a speed of 106 miles an hour. >> i mean that is devastating information. >> reporter: sources identified the engineer as three two-year old brandon bostian of queens, new york. according to data retrieved from the black box the train was going at a speed of 106 miles an hour as it's a approached the curve with a 50-mile an hour speed limit. >> just moments before the the derailment, the train was placed in to engineer induced braking. >> reporter: ntsb says engineer tried to slow the train down, into last seconds but it only slowed down to 102. surveillance footage captured the train speeding by in the top right of your screen, a couple hundred yard before the derailment, seconds later you see bright flashes of have light as power lines came down and arranged. >> our

. >> stationed in dayton, ohio. animals started with big red. >> the physical fatigue is what almost got me in the end. of course, all the people cheering me on, it was like they were willing me to finish. they wouldn't let me quit. >> she knows more than a million watched that video. when she sees it, she realizes her mind was playing tricks on her. >> when i got up the last time, i thought i was running. so, i was obviously a little out of it. in my mind, i was jogging. >> now she knows she was staggering toward it. >> when i watch the video, it makes me cringe, but to everyone else, it's inspirational. i'm so humbled to inspire people. >> and so, we choose captain cudd. happy mother's day. we'll see you on monday. good night. >>> new heart break from the scene of a fatal drunk driving crash. why the family who lives here can't return home. >> police will tell you why they consider a suspect a monster. >>> and a dramatic rescue of a family stuck in the sierra. they're safe and sound tonight and celebrating right n

come at the national museum of the united states air force, located at patterson air force base at daytonaced their congressional medal on permanent display in our world war ii gallery. containing the 80 silver goblets, one for each raider donated by the city of tucson to the raiders in 1959. the medal will go on display this weekend. helping to form and educate the american public about the doolittle raid and our military heritage and secondly to inspire and motivate current and future generations of american youth toward greatness as example five by the raiders. -- as an simplified by the raiders -- as exemplified by the raiders. more than one million visitors annually will visit the medal. in just a minute, you will hear a prerecorded statement from lieutenant colonel retired dick cole. jimmy doolittle's copilot on the mission at took place 70 years ago this coming saturday, 18 april. the first aircraft off the flight deck of the uss hornet. they had the shortest amount of takeoff space available. they did it and paved the path forward. dick cole turns 100 years young this september. h

traffic controllers who refused to clear him for take-off from the melbourne florida, airport to dayton ohio. >> hold your position. i didn't tell you to move. would you please return to your hangar and call the tower sir. >> instead hall's plane veered off the taxiway and hit a building. hall was heard slurring his words. responding officers could smell liquor on his breath. inside the plane they found an almost half-empty bottle of cognac, an unopened bottle of wine and behind the pilot's seat a plastic water bottle with a clear liquid smelling of booze. hall refused to talk leaving jail this morn, but officers say when documents reached his wife in hawaii, she said he had a drinking problem and she isn't surprised, adding he was known to drink alcohol in the mornings prior to flying. the ten-year-old boy was checked out by doctors. he's expected to be okay. his father is now facing criminal charges of reckless operation of an aircraft and child abuse. >> rose: more cars have been added to the air bag recall list. that's coming up next. [man grunts] one wishful thinking, right? but th

police camera captured video of a tornado moving across a busy intersection in beaver creek ohio near daytonaw it touchdown in a shopping center. the twister flipped a number of cars in the parking lot. two people suffered minor injuries. the national weather service later confirmed a tornado did indeed form. >> in our area we have a chance to see strong downpours and gusty winds but nothing like that. >> good, nothing like that. and dry this morning as we head to chopper 6hd still over the scene of this tanker truck accident along the pennsylvania turnpike. it's the westbound direction about a mile approaching the bensalem interchange, that's the exit for route one. you can see just the left lane is squeezing by that truck accident that happened hours ago. that means you have miles of jammed traffic coming in from new jersey headed through bucks county toward route one this morning. not to be outdone on the maps new jersey turnpike now also has a crash in salem county, northbound side between exits one and two. watch out for restrictions. not a huge delay just yet and on septa's 101 trolley

wrapped >> grant: one person died and six others were injured after being shot at a house party in daytono early this morning. police say there were as many as 100 people at the house on germantown street when the shooting happened. witnesses say gunfire rang out around four a-m. a man was pronounced dead at the go wrapped >> grant: >> reporter: organized labor is assisting in efforts to legalize recreational marijuana use in california. the united food and commericial workers' western states council is conducting research aimed at shaping a legalization initiative for the 2016 ballot. the labor council has a foothold on the state's marijuana industry for medicial purposes, representing about 1,000 workers. they say they want to make sure the proposal for recreational marijuana use contains strong labor protections. ap-ca--marijuana legalization labor assists marijuana legalization effort in california >> reporter: washington - ben carson a retired neurosurgeon turned confirmed that he will seek the republican presidential nomination in 2016. carson, who has never run for public office, w

a tornado hit a suburb in dayton yesterday. the mall security camera caught the twister in action. you can see debris flying. this is what it looked like in the mall's parking lot. cars and trucks flipped, trees ripped from the ground. two people hurt, but luckily nothing serious. >>> more breaking news. six top bosses of the world's most popular sport arrested in an early morning operation all at the request of the united states. just hours ago plainclothes swiss police officers arrived in a five star hotel and arrested five officials and nine capitol executives from if i have ark, soccer's global governing body. the allegations, various forms of fraud and bribery over media, marketing and sponsorship rights in connection with soccer tournaments in latin america. $100 million could be involved. switzerland's attorney general moments ago, a parallel investigation into quote, money laundering in connect with the 2018 and 2022 football world cup. justice officials took data and documents from headquarters in europe. the fbi has been investigating possible corruption for years and now

next is vincent in dayton, ohio. go ahead. caller: sir, my question is for the national guard units and domestic law enforcement authorities also using the center for their training. guest: vincent, all different types of units use this facility. it is a national asset, a military asset. it is used all different times. even this afternoon it will be used by a unit coming in as a law enforcement unit to understand how to operate in these environments. it is not just the army. it is the joint force. we use this facility by the army navy, air force, marines, other government agencies use it, and they use it to come here so they can train to do what we're going to ask them to do, wherever that might be around the world. it is used by a number of organizations and all of those organizations are able to benefit from the investment that the american people made here in virginia. that is what we are trying to do here. we built this facility and it is great. it is one of those places where you can broaden the possibilities for training

in all our long history, we have never seen a greater dayton this -- greater day than this.e of many millions who have grown up in a europe that has been united, democratic, and mostly prosperous, a europe that the veterans here set free. mine and other generations have since ve day enjoys the most peaceful period in europe's history. thank you. [applause] today, while remembering those who made the ultimate sacrifice all of us from all of the allied nations can still joyously agree with churchill. in all of our long histories, we have yet to see a greater day than ve day. alex: i think we would now like to hear from the band once more, please. thank you very much. while i organize my notes. thank you. ♪ ["stars and stripes forever" playing] [applause] alex: i would like to now come to our next speaker. secretary albright's deeply sorry that she could not be with us here today. instead, she has asked her sister, kathy silva, to deliver her remarks on her behalf. i would ask you to give a very warm welcome to kathy, please. [applause] kathy: i am very honored to be here today

. >> a tornado touched down near dayton, ohio, flipping over cars and sending them crashing to the ground, leaving behind a trail of wreckage in the parking lot of a shopping center. two people were injured. several restaurants and stores damaged. >> the storm system moves east. the plains not out of the woods yet. accuweather meteorologist justin povick with the forecast. good morning to you, justin. >> t.j. and reena, thanks and good morning. the northeast preparing for showers and thunderstorms later on wednesday afternoon. i want to focus on this area. we need the rain. really have not had much at all so far for the month. any rainfall here will be well appreciated. as long as you're not out driving in it, right? there will be travel delays along the interstate 95 corridor. perhaps some backups and delays out of jfk, laguardia, and newark. and then south to our nation's capital. i think we're in good shape in boston for another day. south plains, severe weather and flash flooding. big-time concern wednesday afternoon, oklahoma city and dallas. a couple of hard-hit cities. later on thi

the mayor of dayton, ohio. >> thank you, mayor de blasio.on ohio we have the lowest unemployment in 25 years. but our families have lost 20% of their yearly earnings. it's time for this progressive agenda where work is rewarded not wealth for dayton for ohio, and for our country. thank you. >> very special guest, the dean of the entire house of representatives. >> john conyers reporting. brothers and sisters what we're doing here is going to change things. it's got to change things. we're here with mayor de blasio and so many of our close friends to launch the progressive agenda. give all the members of congress in the progressive agenda a round of applause for putting this together. income inequality threatens the character of the country as well as our economic future. 95% of the gains since the great recession went to the top 1% of the economic ladder, and wages for the nation's working families remains stagnant. this cannot continue. the discrepancy partially results from the ongoing crises in the job market. that's why i propose a full

the dayton suburb beaver creek hit by the twister.t threw a large truck right through a local shopping center. the person in that truck one of two confirmed injuries. luckily those injuries were deemed minor, certainly not by those who received injuries i'm sure. in florida, a group of female store clerks halted a brazen robbery attempt. several men rushed into a jewelry store as you see there and they started smashing display cases snatching contents picking up all of that jewelry and throwing it into buckets. that is until the store's women fought back. the store's owner protecting her property with the help after metal pipe, as you see her go to work. she was ready for that i think. the burglars however made off with $200,000 in jewelry, just under 30 seconds. they beat a quick retreat but did make off with something. they would have taken far more. >>> u.s. diving team member, managed to a safe landing after a stump -- stunt went terribly bad in paris. the shocking video shows him smacking his head on a platform as he attempt as c

air force in dayton ohio cancelled the spring concert dow to elevated levels. >> and a sea of blue in long island, new york. thousands of police officers attending the funeral of new york police officer brian moore. he died on monday two days after being shot in the line of doubt. julie? >> that's right, jon. >> reporter: police commissioner bill bratton promoted brian moore to detective in his honor and here to witness that moment 30000 police officers coming in and including thousands flown in by jet blue and going to the wake yesterday and taking a look at the funeral. it was a sight for sore eyes and his family a ratifying after a moving procession in the church and included motorcycles and philadelphia and new york and boston and the surrounding area. and his mom and dad taking a final journey w with their son. a sea of plow. it was a job moore died fighting crime. and he did it extremely well. five years on the son, moore, son and causin and nephew of police officers earned service medals x. taking after his dad. a father/son relationship that came to a tragic end when brian moo

air force in dayton ohio has canceled its spring concert tonight due to elevated security levels at wright patterson air force base. 3200 military installations, including all major bases, recruiting centers and health clinics are affected by the new security alert which comes on the eve of the gulf leaders arriving in washington for a summit on combatting isis. we've just learned, in addition to the meeting at camp david, saudi arabia's new king solomon will meet with president obama at the white house next week. bret? >> jennifer, thank you. >>> hillary clinton faces a new controversy tonight. while the democratic front-runner pivoted left on immigration this week audio has surfaced that has her taking a much different stance. chief white house correspondent ed henry shows hillary in her own words. >> reporter: hillary shifted hard left appearing in las vegas with undocumented workers, particularly dramatic flip-flop when she was a senator and railed against illegal immigrants in an audiotape obtained by the republican national committee. >> we've got to do several things and i am adaman

about 10 miles away 74-year-old dayton larry thomas was last seen in his home. he's beloved by this community. >> he would be missed. it's very tragic to know how he died. you know we think he died. he's missing right now. >> reporter: and the home of alice was found submerged in water with her nowhere to be found. and her family like many others searching for tathehe missing. >> she's cold and wet, and she wants home and that's where we're trying to get her. i feel for others going through the same situation and may god be on their shoulder. >> so sad. what's the biggest threat right now? >> the problem is these isolated thunderstorms that could pop up anywhere. and they create more water that causes problems and they're worried that the river behind me could rise yet again. and others are are continuing to rise as we speak. you mentioned southeast of here where we know the colorado river is expected to reach above flood stage tonight. that's before they get additional rainfall and could peek sometime on friday or even into the weekend. so, the flood threat rem

here a security camera ripping up a swath of a dayton suburb yesterday. the security camera was mounted at an outdoor shopping mall. you can see the tornado sweep across from left to right in your screen. cars and trucks were tossed around. some injuries were also reported. a witness saw cars in the air. there we go. there's the tornado. some of those cars still had people inside of them when they were being tossed around. up do 30 vehicles were damaged. a dozen were completely destroyed. >>> meantime there's a less than 1% chance of getting instruct by lightning, but that's exactly what happened. ryan cross was riding four-wheelers and dirt bikes when a storm suddenly came pounding through. his wife said a powerful bolt entered through his head and exited out his back. amazingly he's okay. >> frightening there, too. >>> screaming and struggling, the chp is said it ah reasons to believe something bad happened inside this suv. they say you might be able to help them figure it out. >>> bribery, back-room deals and now behind bars. fifa soccer officials arre

the air force in dayton cancelled an event tonight due to security concerns. let's get to makeick. we understand this is not tied to a specific threat. as you know yesterday the fbi did warn of a threat and influence in the u.s. >> that's right. senior defense officials told us defense and military officials told nbc news it is in part a response not only to last weekend's shooting isis-inspired shooting apparently in garland, texas. also the raised concern by justice department by the fbi that isis is very aggressively recruiting isis wanna be's here in the united states. with that kind of threat you never know where the threat will come, who's going to come and who's going to carry it out. as a precaution at this heightened time of concern, the threat level or force protection level is actually what it is raised from alpha to bravo. very quickly, at all military bases by the way in the united states, it's not in any response to a specific credible threat according to senior officials. >> okay. so mick just real quick. this bravo level -- what is the highest? delta the highest? th

air force in dayton ohio has canceled its spring concert tonight due to elevated security levels at wright patterson air force base. it's the first time since the 10th anniversary of 9/11 the u.s. military has raised its force protection levels. the head of u.s. northern command admiral bill gortner ordered the protection level raised to bravo which means more security checks and guards due to predictable terror threat. signs at the entrance reminded those arriving the security level was fp-con bravo. the idea is to keep would-be attackers off guard. >> is there a specific terror threat? >> pentagon officials tell me no. this is, quote, not due to a specific credible threat but informed by recent events. prudent measure to be unpredictable. the raised level is due to recent internet postings by isis. the decision comes after james comey warned isis followers in the u.s. are being urged to strike. north com, we share the same concern about the potentiales there posed by extremists as discussed by director comey and others. our change is not tied to a specific credible threat recent events l

. >> kelly dayton spent nine years in the army national guard including one in iraq before staying homeg daughter. a work mace injury to her husband left them seeking bankruptcy protection. after they paid 2,900-dollar over nine months, they learned drink water wouldn't represent them either. now her marriage has fallen apart. they're williamstown home is in foreclosure. kelly is living in an apartment with her toddler and an older daughter moved away. >> what do you do at that point? >> i don't hire a new lawyer and try to get my money back from this guy. >> reporter: how? >> by the word. >> these two indignant clients chased their lawyer online. they met each other along the way. found a couple dozen others with similar complaints and formed a facebook group which they called duped by drippingwater. one member asked us not to show his face due to his line of work. he said money got tight for his family when this overtime dried up. upon hiring drinkwater, they say the lawyer suggested borrowing more if necessary to cover his fees. and this was his mortgage advice. >> he said we didn't

about ten miles way, 74-year-old dayton harry thomas was last seen in his home. >> he will be missed.t is very tragic to know how he died too. we think he died. he is missing now. >> reporter: and yesterday in the suburb of houston, the car of alex tovar was sub meshlged with the driver nowhere to be found. and tonight the driver and others continue to search for missing. >> she's cold and she's wet, she belongs at home and that's where we're trying to get her. >> i feel for the others going through the same situation and may god be on their shoulder. >> it is so sad. what is the biggest threat right now? >> well the problem anderson is the isolated thunderstorms that could pop up anywhere at any time and they dump a tremendous amount of water that creates problems because the ground is already so saturated and the community here in wimberley is concerned that the river behind me could rise again. even though this one has receded for,000, other rivers are continuing to rise. you mentioned wharton texas, southeast of here the colorado river is expected to reach above flood stage tonigh