we get the latest tonight from nbc meteorologist dylan dreyer. >> reporter: this weekend's deadly and destructive storms responsible for at least four fatalities. on maryland's lake linganor one man was killed and eight injured when their boat was swept over a dam. the heavy rains blamed for the rushing waters. >> some were found clinging to rocks, some were rescued by the helicopter. some were pulled out of the water by neighbors. >> reporter: also in maryland, a woman and child died after apparently being electrocuted in the flooded basement of their home. in ft. wayne, indiana, heavy rains and high winds downed trees and power lines. >> we heard a huge boom and woke up and looked out my bedroom window and the tree was covering over my driveway over top of my car. >> reporter: multiple tornadoes were reported over north dakota dropping golf ball-sized hail. residents in phoenix are cleaning up after a massive dust storm knocked out power to thousands. and tonight, it's the midwest bracing for even more severe storms. dylan dreyer, nbc news. >>> gay pride celebrations took place acro

dylan dreyer nbc news. >>> gay pride celebrations took place across the country today, two days after that landmark supreme court ruling on same-sex marriage. close to 2 million people lined the streets of new york for this year's parade but it was a very different scene overseas in instan bull where police used tear gas even a water cannon to disburse crowds. >>> officials in this country are voicing new concerns that isis will use social media to inspire lone wolf attacks. law enforcement's asking everyone to remain vigilant heading into the fj fourth of july holiday. one year since the group proclaimed statehood. we get more from nbc's bill neely in iraq. >> reporter: exactly a year since isis declared its new state, a year of mayhem and massacre. in the last week alone it claimed 200 victims in the syrian border town of kobany. like syria, iraq is locked in battles with isis its army struggling after fleeing from two major cities. this iraqi soldier says the army is outgunned by isis. this policeman's older brother was hanged by isis. his younger brother shot. he too, was hit but

our meteorologist dylan dreyer is here monitoring all of this. hey, dinl good evening. >> good evening, savannah. a tornado was spotted at midway airport. that tornado warning has expired, but we do have flash flood warnings in the chicago area where rain is falling at rates of about two inches per hour. this is part of a cold front that extends right down into texas. but folks in texas are really keeping an eye on what could become tropical storm bill. it's expected to make landfall tomorrow morning but as it moves over land it is expected to intensify. that brown ocean effect where it actually takes the moisture from the record-setting rain we saw in may and uses it to intensify the rain we're going to see through the day tuesday, tuesday night and into wednesday. we could see as much as a foot of rain in some areas. this could lead to life-threatening flooding and a dangerous amount of rain is most likely going to spread into the midwest by the end of the week. savannah. >>> a lot of fear up and down the eastern seaboard after two young swimme

>> i said dill. >> dylan dreyer.> this is what my dad does. he gives me the serving spoon because he knows i'm going to shovel everything into my face. >> that's good. that's really good. >> and what a great idea with the little holders. >> the thing i love about this is in the summer, you want something easy. the sword fish is easy. the corn is always easy. >> the potato salad, does that bring out the sweetsweetness? >> a little bit. it's also to put with the salsa. it dresses it up a little bit. you don't have to do a ton with the fish. >> some swordfish? >> but a little bit of grilled peach is a nice flavor combination. >> i've never cooked swordfish before. >> it's an easy fish to cook. >> we're going to continue to eat this. it's on the website. that does it for this saturday morning edition of "today." tomorrow on "today," a very special dad proving you don't need superpowers to be a superhero. >> we'll have that and a whole lot more father's day fun including some treats from dylan's father-in-law and sheinell

. >> and i'm carson daly in for lester holt alongside sheinelle jones and dylan dreyer. >> we start with breaking news with the standoff on the texas highway. we have charles this morning with the latest. >> reporter: good morning, erica. dallas police came under attack from one or more people inside an armorreded van. after a police chase and shootout a standoff is under way. after midnight an armored van pulls pulls up to headquarters and four shooters firing on police from what could have been multiple locations. officers start to return fire but the van rammed the scene and sped away. the scene captured by several nearby and posted to twitter. onlookers shocked by the flurry of gunshots. dallas police say it was an armored vehicle. >> they were shooting at police officers from different locations. possibly elevated. >> reporter: luckily no officers injured. dallas police asking for the public's help. this is the first time the headquarters has been under attack. four bags out is side the headquarter, one with a pipe bomb. dozens of officers and s.w.a.t. members head to the van and th

. >> i'm craig melvin alongside dylan dreyer and sheinelle jones. a big thanks to you on the plaza braving the rain. >> nothing like a shave in the rain. happy father's day craig. >> thank you very much. >> and thanks to our friends from the blind barber they're giving free trims and shaves. lester holt will be here this morning. we saw him upstairs earlier. very excited. we have a few surprises up our sleeves. you want to stay with us through the broadcast. >>> we have lots of news to get to. service being held this morning at mother emanuel church in south carolina the site of the horrific massacre days ago. as disturbing new images of the gunman emerge along with a hateful manifesto that appears to lay out his motive for murder. ron allen is out the church in charleston. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. the doors reopened this morning. thousands attended. what is expected to be a emotional and moving sunday worship service. as we learn more about the killer who authorities say tried to destroy so much here. and as charleston comes togethe

dylan dreyer nbc news. >>> now, your nbc 10 first alert weather. >> last night at this time, we wererence a day makes. very quiet nice. we'll have a quiet start to the work week with nice conditions on monday. getting you back to work. nice start to the work week. heat returns on tuesday in a big way. we'll be near 90 degrees on tuesday. we're going to keep it warm during the work week. many storm chances, starting on tuesday. it's going to be an unsettled work weekment. 72 in philadelphia. nice night in terms of the temperatures and low humidity. temperatures mainly in the 60s to the north and west. 67 in allentown. 62 in lancaster. 66 in westchester. 72 in philadelphia. mainly in the 70s, upper 60s, south and east of philadelphia. enjoy the temperatures tonight. enjoy the temperatures tomorrow. we're going to crank up the heat on tuesday. there is the westerly flow. we had the breeze all day. good thing, bringing in the dry air. the 21 miles per hour in philadelphia. 12 in allentown. 12 in wilmington. we'll keep the breeze with us over the next several hours. new clouds outside now

time -- >> and imagine the groom, to be upstaged by joe manganiello. >> that's a good point. >>> dylan dreyer high pressure. it has been just scorching out in areas like inland washington state. spokane hit 107 yesterday. that's the second-hottest temperature it's ever been in spokane. portland, 91. las vegas, 109. that's five degrees above average. during the next several days, though it will try to cool off by a couple of degrees as we go into tomorrow, we are looking for the heat to build right back in. reno, 101 on wednesday. 102 on thursday. boise still staying up around 100 degrees so it is going to remain exceptionally hot. elsewhere across the country we have a couple areas where we could see some stronger storms, upper midwest and ohio >>> good morning. i'm meteorologist bill henley. what a beautiful day ahead. a breeze out of the west at 12 miles per hour. upper 70s and low 80s. a little cool for this time of year but that changes tomorrow. 87 degrees with a chance of some late day showers and thunderstorms tuesday, more likely to come through early wednesday morning. chance of show

time -- >> and imagine the groom to be upstaged by joe manganiello. >> that's a good point. >>> dylan dreyerpressure. it has been just scorching out in areas like inland washington state. spokane hit 107 yesterday. that's the second-hottest temperature it's ever been in spokane. portland, 91. las vegas 109. that's five degrees above average. during the next several days though it will try to cool off by a couple of degrees as we go into tomorrow we are looking for the heat to build right back in. reno 101 on wednesday. 102 on thursday. boise still staying up around 100 degrees so it is going to remain exceptionally hot. elsewhere across the country we have a couple areas where we could see some stronger storms upper midwest >>> good morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. temperatures are starting to climb. in the east bay it's now 66 degrees. in the peninsula 62 degrees. and 60 degrees for the south bay. we will gradually start to see that sun coming out and a high of 70 degrees in san francisco. north bay 95 degrees. all the east bay makes it up to 74, we'll see some lower 90s in the tri-val

let's get a check of the weather from dylan dreyer in for al. hello, dylan. >> hello.ng on across the midwest. heavier rain moving out of omaha and moving through des moines right now. and this is going to be an area that we're focused on this morning. then an area we're focused on later this afternoon as well. we are looking at the chance of some stronger storms. but minneapolis, you are starting to see just some spotty showers on the lens there. but you have a better chance of thunderstorms later on this afternoon. temperatures only in the 70s. now, these two orange areas through northeastern colorado that's where we could see golf ball sized hail. perhaps even up to baseball size. i think it melts after awhile. some tornadoes are likely in this area here and this orange area here through lincoln stretching down into northern kansas. so that's all because of the cold front moving through. also unsettled across the southeast. this is a stalled front not going tha >>> good morning, i'm first alert meteorologist brittney shipp. heading into the rest of today, temperatur