right now we find that rain in portions of eastern iowa.ake that umbrella with you you may need it. 40 percent chance of rain. today's high temperature is 85. 10 degrees warmer than normal. tuesday to reach 82 with the we have a cool down. 70 degrees on wednesday. thursday morning low of 52. friday we make 76. >> equita pretty quiet start. wo have some construction. these are the areas that will have some bridgework. on top of that we do have some work on the tristate. down to just three lanes they've had a few lansdowne north and south bound. at this point it's not causing any major backups but we are keeping tabs on a number of these construction projects and we will let you know how they affect your commute. the blackhawks came up one goal short as their season ended last night with an overtime loss to the l-a kings. a lot of goals were scored between the two teams early on. it's tied at three, with less than two minutes to play in the second, when patrick sharp blasts one in for the power play goal. sharp had two goals in this one. but

this large area of clouds producing heavy weather into michigan and especially eastern iowa into illinoisrnado watches in effect for that line of severe weather which could impact us tomorrow. the storms will be moving in later tomorrow as the temperature moves up, 93 today, 95 degrees and steamier tomorrow. then into the 90s again on thursday. we get a break from the storms and the heat on friday, looks like a nice one, 85 degrees. the chance of showers this weekend will return, saturday and sunday and into monday. >> thank you, bill. speaking of the heat, nothing beats a summer vacation. but where to go without breaking the budget? whether it's the bay area or new york city, get ready to pay hundreds of dollars a night but there are less comprehensive options with equally scenic locales. >>> and super banana? a special version of the yellow fruit is being developed right now that could end up saving lives. as the chesapeake campaign visits town festivals up and down our shores. the answer to treating your dog's fleas and ticks is staring you right in the face. nexgard, from the makers o

those heavy storms are moving into michigan in some of the heaviest weather is moving through eastern iowaing towards illinois. that's a tornado warning that's in effect for east central iowa right now. and this is the system that's going to give us the potential for severe weather in our area tomorrow. for today, though, it will be sunshine. and it will be hot. for the first time this season we are into the 90s. not just 90 degrees, we'll be above the 90 degree mark today. westerly winds to 10 miles an hour. the numbers go higher tomorrow. 95 and steamier tomorrow. humidity higher today. you'll notice the difference tomorrow. the heat and humidity fueling late day showers and thunderstorms. as i mention they could turn severe on wednesday. storms possible on thursday with low 90s in place. and then we get a break for friday, sunshine and 85 degrees. only to see the chance of showers and thunderstorms return for the weekend and into next week. >> seven minutes before 5:00. let's get you updated on the ride to work. >> jillian mele with the details. >> good morning. it's nice early in the m

overnight, eastern iowa submerged. multiple water rescues, crews pulling people from their homes. more than 6 inches of rain falling in just 90 minutes. almost a dozen reported tornados raking across the midwest sunday. >> that's definitely a tail dropping. >> reporter: ominous storms from kansas -- >> it's down! >> reporter: to iowa, funnel clouds do thing the skies. and look at the surveillance video, an ef-1 tornado ripping through a wisconsin parking lot, winds of almost 90 miles an hour. flash flooding dominating the midwest. and in arkansas, cars driving through overflowing roads. and in brinkley, floods overtaking homes, 10 inches of rain falling in just 24 mourps and even memphis, tennessee, intense downpours temporarily swallowing cars. it's not over, happening again today, elevated risk for iowa andmy. up to detroit, you could see damaging wind, isolated tornado and large hail. later this afternoon and evening as they do this time of year. but on the map, it means something. and this to the people of florida, georgia and the carolinas. we're watching an area of scattered

midwest and large hail and strong winds and violent tornados forecast and north central kansas and eastern iowast texas. storm remains in the forecast from wisconsin. and texas got a preview with tornados in the center of the state. i am julie bandaras and pack to huckabee. log on to fox news.com. you are watching fox. bret baier's young son paul was born with heart disease. on tuesday, he and gretta are going to interview former secretary of state hillary clinton and brett, thank you for coming in on a weekend and happy father's day to you. >> happy father's day to you, governor. >> i want to begin. you have been to iraq a dozen of times and now you are seeing a situation that is clearly, clearly on fire. i want to get your reaction to what is happening and from your personal perspective and having been there, your feet have been on the ground there and what are you thinking as you watch this? >> i was struck by lieutenant colonel's interview earlier. and to hear the men who fought on those battlefields and who have held those cities essentially standing side by side with iraqi soldiers and wa

i think she would enter the general election against a member of congress from eastern iowa in a surprisinglyhat has gone back and forth heavily for president obama but terry bran zad has been governor. >> chris cillizza, we'll be back tomorrow with all of the late election primary day campaigning. thank you very much, that does it for us for this edition of "andrea mitchell reports." follow us online and on twitter. qu"ronan farrow daily" is up ne. >>> i'm meteorologist bill ca kari karins, on this monday we're watching quiet weather on both coasts but in the middle of the country, that's where the active weather will be. minneapolis, chicago, kansas city from thunderstorms, a few could be on the strong storms and from new orleans down to the sunshine state. have a great monday. >>> president obama is accused of negotiating with people he shouldn't be negotiating with. no, not john boehner. >> army sergeant bowe bergdahl. >> one pentagon official described him as quote add worst a desserter, at best a stupid kid. >> the u.s. gave up five taliban fighters held captive in guantanamo. >> i know

we find a big line of storms beginning to cross portions of eastern iowa. another line to the north is the one that rocked the tornado in the madison area. the prepared because today could be a stormy day. today, 91 degrees. 92 on wednesday. thursday we make 87. more on our potential storms in a moment. coming up a jury in florida will decide if one man's use of marijuana is medically necessary. >> latest on the wildfires out west one is contained the other is fanned by strong wind. >> and astronauts are getting a coffee machine at the international space station. international space station. that's coming up. oll, we say ♪ ♪ we want you to be okay ♪ enroll, we say ♪ take care people for goodness sake ♪ three homes are already destroyed, and a thousand more are in danger, as a smoky wildfire rages, northeast of bakersfield, california. so far, the fire has blackened about a 2-mile square of trees and brush. firefighters are using helicopters and air tankers to try to put out the so-called "shirley fire"... but it's currently only 10-percent contained. dry w

thousands flocking to eastern iowa to visit the baseball field where the movie took place.tor kevin costner was also there. even sharing a game of catch with his son the event encouraging fathers to play catch with their kids, a major theme in the movie. now back to greta investigates o.j. simpson. # deck. >>> ron goldman, the los angeles police department was almost as much in the hot seat as the former. less than two years after the l.a.p.d. cops were acquitted in the rodney king weeght trial. the riots that followed that judgment still haunted l.a. >> and as the trial of simpson got underway. the names of mark fuhrman, bill vannatter and tom lange became as familiar as oj simpson. >> they determined it was him from the beginning and they never looked at anyone else. that's a big problem. >> the accusation was a corrupt and racist l.a.p.d. cops planted d.n.a. evidence to frame simpson. >> you know, one of the allegations and tom can also speak to this is the whole issue there was an allegation of racism a part of the l.a.p.d. i mean, this was a case where people, you know

yesterday we were chasing tornadoes across parts of western iowa and eastern nebraska. we came out here knowing there was an elevated risk for these super cells to develop that could potentially produce these tornadoes. i met up with the weather team and we were able to intercept a tornado west of des moines in a very rural area and the tornado was pretty weak. it had winds approximately 70, 80 miles an hour. we did pick up a little debris. was on the ground for only a couple of seconds. it was pretty incredible to see this come down so quickly, form and move rapidly, probably about 20 miles an hour. there were 13 reported tornadoes across the states of iowa, wisconsin, missouri and kansas, and flooding is another big issue. we currently have flash flood warnings in effect across parts of illinois and eastern iowa. today the same storm system is on the move. it's a relatively slow mover meaning parts of eastern iowa can see severe weather again. in des moines they were under a moderate risk yesterday for severe weather and this is something issued by the storm predictio

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right through iowa and into parts of northern missouri, including eastern nebraska and northeastern kansas, that's where we are going to see a strong risk of storms today. we could see several tornadoes and damaging wind gusts, straight line wind gusts that topple the hail lines. once again, it is going to be a very busiafter noon >>> the man hirnd the 2012 attack in benghazi appeared in federal court where he entered a not guilty plea on a terror-related charge. he is suspected of helping to plan the 2012 attack that killed u.s. ambassador chris stevens and three other americans. >>> david gregory is moderator of "meet the press." good morning. >> good morning, lester. >> this benghazi attack has been a political flash point from how the administration first characterized it to what they did or didn't have in place in terms of security. the question of what to do with the suspect. some republicans wanted him sent directly to guantanamo bay. the president deciding to try him in american courts. what's the risk in going this fast? >> they don't have a good case. i think there is a fair amou

. >> we do have a volatile situation especially over parts of iowa and eastern nebraska. a moderate risk. of severe thunderstorms through the evening. we're talking damaging winds, hail and tornados and heavy rain over an area that doesn't need rainfall. parts of the ohio valley and the midwest. not everyone getting two to three inches in that zone but in local areas, maybe over three inches. >> there could even be a tropical storm. >> yeah the national weather center is watching it toward the georgia coast line. it's going to swing toward florida and maybe georgia and the carolinas. by later on in the week. at the same time it could develop into tropical storm arthur. we're going to be watching that very carefully. areas all the way up to the carolinas need keep an eye on this. heavy rain and maybe some strong winds as we head later into the week. >> we move now to a major announcement coming from the white house. tomorrow president obama is expected to ask congress for more than $2 billion. and new powers to address the crisis, that flood of children arriving here alone

. >> we do have a volatile situation developing especially over parts of iowa and eastern nebraska. a moderate risk of severe thunderstorms through the evening. we're talking damaging winds, hail and tornados and heavy rain over an area that doesn't need anymore rain fall. we're talking parts of ohio valley and the midwest. not everyone getting two to three inches in that zone but in local areas, maybe over three inches with flash flooding. >> as we just heard from linzie, there could be a tropical storm brewing? >> yeah. the national hurricane center is watching an area southeast of the georgia coastline. this is moving south towards the ba hamas. it's going to swing toward florida and maybe georgia and the carolinas by later on in the week. at the same time, it could develop into tropical storm arthur. we're going to be watching that very carefully. areas from florida all the way up to the carolinas need to keep a close eye on this. could be some heavy rains and strong winds as we head into later this holiday weekend. >> clearly a lot to look out for, jeff, smith, thank you. >>> w

across iowa, northern missouri eastern nebraska. we could see large hail and damaging winds -- wind gusts and of course the threat of the heavy rain. then tomorrow we'll watch from detroit and chicago southwestward down through the southern plains. main threat for monday is damaging wind gusts and blowing segments of storms, but not are resulting in tornadoes. it's been a month for rainfall, significant floowe're shy of the wettest june ever recorded will just take a little bit more. from thrunder storms to the tropics, now we're watching a squirrel off the southeast coast from florida up through the carolinas, want to monitor the hreat and by mid-week, jeff, we could have tropical storm arthur. >> glor: thank you very much. firefighters are watching a significant fire in eastern arizona tonight. the san juan fire has eight mountains. it hasn't grown any bigger since friday but it's far from contained. halted repeated efforts. tomorrow marks one year for the wild fire in yarnell, arizona killed 19 men. today a ceremony remembered th

local time and already seeing some warnings with large hail, damaging winds in eastern portions of iowakeeping an eye on this, we could also see the potential for isolated tornadoes throughout the day today for parts of the central and southern plains, so there is your risk here. slight chance of hail, damaging winds, isolated tornadoes. i don't think we'll have a tornado outbreak, but certainly if you live in those areas, be paying close attention to your local weather forecast. then the rainfall, in some cases over a foot of rain the last several days, and some of these cells could produce several inches of rain over the next several days. so that's going to be an issue. flash flood watches and warnings posted here shaded in the green, so that's going to be concern over the next several days. and there is your second official day of summertime temperatures. 88 in new orleans, 87 in kansas city, 75 in new york. and a very nice day in d.c. right, shannon, after the winter we've had, we deserve it! >> you know what, when i was out running a couple weeks ago and i came back drenched in sw

the national weather service says a tornado watch is in effect for eastern nebraska and western iowa. i don'ti don't think i have seen that before. >>> in the bay area, breezy today, let's go now to our chief meteorologist. >> it was cool last couple days. windy at the coast right now. no wind advisory right now except the bridges. sand closed the great highway. from ocean beach to the cliff house. they closed it for a time today. blowing sand continues tonight. more problems there again tomorrow with closures and having to clear the sand. when you get wind like this you have a tough time getting the fog to form but you have a bunch of sand blowing. the winds are getting up there. if you have friends in these areas, it puts sand 4, 5 blocks on the avenues. check it out. the winds are blowing in fairfield, 21 miles per hour. gusts to 30. 24 miles per hour winds in novato. heaviest in the hills. 28 miles per hour gusts at san francisco international airport right now. fog not forming for a couple days because of the strong winds. fog is out of the story. temperatures had a tough time re

we do, though, have stronger storms expected through eastern nebraska into kansas and western iowa, isolateds and also some very large hail will be our biggest threat. then tomorrow for father's day, we do still have a slight risk across parts of southern wisconsin down into oklahoma, but just a slight risk of some moderate thunderstorms with the hail and the damaging wind gusts of the the rest of the country actual >>> good morning. i'm first alert meteorologist brittney shipp. we are going to see great conditions, plenty of sunshine, nice temperatures. 79 to 82 degrees. northwesterly wind 10 to 15 miles an hour and that's just the beginning of a fantastic weekend for sunday as we head into father's day we are going to see temperatures of 84 degrees. another day with plenty of sunshine. we take a look at what happens as we head into next week the 9 by monday and then 90s by tuesday. happy father's day. >>> for today's top spot we're heading down to tallahassee, florida, where you'll find our affiliate wtwc. it's the second latin dance festival. this one is for everyone from beginners to exp

again dumping two to three inches of additional rain fall and access extending from eastern nebraska up through parts of iowa. and southeastern minnesota. not too far from minneapolis saint paul. in addition to river flooding. keep in mind, minneapolis has over twice the normal amount of rainfall. >> we're also tracking severe weather as well. >> big thunderstorms developing from the high plains of colorado through kansas. northern missouri. iowa. we're talking damaging winds, large hail, and maybe even an isolated tornado or two. >> we'll be watching. thank you. >>> the other developing headline out of iraq where the militant group has captured four more towns in two days. in baghdad the iraqi forces with their own show of force. at this point it may be more symbolic than anything. tonight here a revealing portrait of their dwindling power. their tanks under fire and supply of missiles gone. martha raddatz standing by for us but first, abc's hamish macdonald on the urgent plea to america from the iraqis. >> reporter: the military is taking on isis fighters here just north of baghdad. they claim from the air

iowa. and parts of eastern nebraska and north carolina and this alone comes with severe weather. pockets of it tonight. you could see hail and damaging winds. also isolated tornados possible and a more jelled together area for severe storms for saturday from rapid city to des moines, look out. congrats on your wedding. >> thank you. >>> the numbers worse than thought at one of the most dangerous labs in america. the president being briefed after cdc workers were possibly exposed to live anthrax. abc's linzie janis is right there asking the authorities how did this happen. >> reporter: the number of people possibly exposed to deadly anthrax rising tonight to 84. the cdc scrambling to decontaminate what should be the safest and most secure labs anywhere. earlier this month, workers in three labs handled live anthrax without wearing protective suits. they thought the bacteria was dead but soon found it was very much alive. >> reporter: one of the staffers said the cdc is devastated by this. >> it was something that should never have happened. we pride ourselves in making sure our pe

that's where we'll see it pushing through eastern areas of nebraska and then on to iowa as we head outn father's day, chicago, st. louis will be in line for thunderstorm activity. as again it's this area here at highest risk. as we go into the overnight hours we'll shift further east where we will watch for heavy rainfall threat. we got soaked in the northeast but now high pressure is building in giving way to clearing skies. it will be a beautiful day over much of the region. the only exception maybe across new england where we have spotty rain showers in the area. but as we continue to dry out temperatures will warm up nicely by sunday in new york city. 83 degrees will top out in the mid 80s for monday, and then it gets close to 90 degrees as we get to the middle part of the workweek. today it looks like a nice day to the northeast. high pressure moves in but it's the next system bringing rain to the northeast for early next week. >> thank you so much, eboni. appreciate it. >>> four world cup matches are being played in brazil, columbia will play greece and uruguay will take on costa

we have the risk for severe storms across parts of minnesota, wisconsin, iowa, eastern nebraska. effect across many states out west, across the rockies, we have gusty winds and low humidity out here. so there is an elevated fire danger in place. now let's head over to brian. >> thanks a lot. let me tell you what's going on in sports. the party is still going on in san antonio. the spurs stunned the heat in five games. >> the final seconds, san antonio is back on top once again. >> wow. talk about a rematch that went their way. the spurs earning their fifth title in five. final score, 104-87. leonard had the task of covering lebron james. he was awesome. he takes the mvp trophy because he did so well. he added 22 points and ten rebounds in the final game. this gives the reinforcement to the word that teams matter. not necessarily super stars. big man tim duncan, 38 now getting some extra love on father's day. his kids become overwhelmed with emotion as they know how much their dad wanted their championship last year, but gets it this year. he's the second player ever to win a cham

not just across minnesota, but down to iowa. eastern areas of nebraska, and south of dakota inundated with a lot of rain. 8-10 inches, we are expecting showers and storms to develop. some could be strong to severe. here sa look at the flood -- here is a look at flood warnings, including areas along the missouri river. get -- mississippi river. getting into lacrosse. flood warns there. it's on the quiet side. most of the heaviest rain wound down. there's a lot of cloud cough, plenty of moisture. as we go through the afternoon temperatures will heat up. we are dealing with the threat mainly as we go into the late part of the afternoon. showers and storms developing. on average we are expecting 1-3 inches of rain fall and it will fall over the same areas that are already saturated. it includes soup bowls as you goat into iowa, and heavier -- as you get into iowa, and nef year into kansas. we start to see drying up to the west. high pressure on monday. looks like we'll see the rain winding down for a brief period. >>> all right. thank you s

eastern europe and asia. the costs in independence iowa -- india could be higher but i think the lack of choices in india will easier for xiaomi to penetrate. >> can the brand translate as well as in other countries as it does in china and maybe some day in the united states? >> the business model, which is the efficient, sustainable model that they've invented, can they put all the pieces together and customize it for the international market? this is what they're doing. >> we have a quick piece about what his plans are. >> i'm actually not that interested in being a huge company. i want to be a good company focusing seriously on a few products. i have no interest in being a boss. [laughter] >> wait. what? [laughter] >> the company raised $90 billion last year, i think. the value of the company last summer was 10 billion. do they need to raise more money to finance this global expansion? >> if anything they'll probably be raising money only to price the body of the stock. so the potential for recruitment of new executives as a way to value the company. i laughed at that because he's very modest. i think xiao

we do have stronger storms expected right through eastern nebraska into kansas and western iowa.dos and also large hail will be our biggest threat. tomorrow for father's day we do still have the slight risk across southern wisconsin down into oklahoma. but this is a slight risk of moderate thunderstorms with the hail and the damaging wind gusts. the rest of the country looks pretty nice . >>> lots of sunshine and 50s outside right now. the giants game coming up at 1: 5, we should see temperatures in the low 70s. and cooling off into the upper 60s around oakland after 7:00 later on this evening. highs near 70 in san francisco. for the north bay, those highs mainly in the 80s. pleasanton on the warm side. today's top spot we're heading to tallahassee, florida our affiliate wtwc, the second annual tallahassee latin dance festival. this is for everyone from beginners to experts. you'll be able to mambo and much more. live music and dance workshops to keep the family entertained. lester, going to break out your skills? >> i'm tempted but i won't. thank you very much. still to come on

eastern on c-span 2. tomorrow, live coverage of the iowa state republican party convention with speeches from louisiana governor bobby jindal, kentucky senator rand paul, former pennsylvania senator rick santorum. that starts tomorrow at 11:00 a.m. eastern here on c-span. >> one of the things people don't always recognize is that during the war of 1812, it was fought from 1812 until early 1815. it was really about america against theng british and this is our second revolution. this flag is the object for which francis scott key penned words which became our national anthem. 1995 that then flag was made to look old and a whole bottom's section that was reconstructed and then it was moved into a new space, theytate -- deliberately did not want to do it again. they wanted the flag to become the metaphor for the country. it is tattered and torn but it still survives. we're not trying to make it look pretty. we are trying to make it look like it has endured its history and still can't celebrate its history. >> this is the 200th anniversary of the naval bombardment of fort mchenry during the war of 1812. learn more

eastern time. unfortunately we have severe storms in nebraska, iowa, in towards minnesota.tornado watches particularly dangerous situations here for nebraska. we saw that twin tornado move through. we have several tornado warnings. doppler radar here for parts of iowa, north of waterloo, independence. this is an ongoing investigation. a historic event for folks in nebraska. >> those pictures are unbelievable. >> i've never seen anything like it. >> good to see you. >>> up next on the "kelly file." see why a growing number of people are saying president obama campaign promise to transform america is actually happening. we have that next. >> you remember the evil empire. who's the new evil empire? my name is karen and i have diabetic nerve pain. it's progressive pain. first you have that, that feeling of numbness. then you get the hot pins. it got to the point where i felt like, almost like lightning bolts, hot strikes into my feet. the pain was, it was... i just couldn't handle it, so my doctor prescribed lyrica. the pain has been reduced and i feel better than i did before.

eastern time. unfortunately we have severe storms in nebraska, iowa, in towards minnesota.do watches particularly dangerous situations here for nebraska. we saw that twin tornado move through. we have several tornado warnings. doppler radar here for parts of iowa, north of waterloo, independence. this is an ongoing investigation. a historic event for folks in nebraska. >> those pictures are unbelievable. >> i've never seen anything like it. >> good to see you. >>> up next on the "kelly file." see why a growing number of people are saying president obama campaign promise to transform america is actually happening. we have that next. >> you remember the evil empire. who's the new evil empire? >> you're sitting in it. awesome, amazing, that's epic, bro. whatever happened to good? good is choosing not to overshoot the moon, but to land right on it. good is maxwell house. ♪ good to the last drop good is maxwell house. so i can reach ally bank 24/7 but there are24/7branches? i'm sorry- i'm just really reluctant to try new things. really? what's wrong with trying new things? you f

iowa. >> coming up new tonight on the newscast at 11 p.m. eastern time. called the suicide bomber, the path that the american took that led him to attack others in syria. and a transgender model and actress, her perspective on the challenge that's she faces time. >> more than a million students in the u.s. are homeless. with you bun los angeles teen who lives in a homeless shelter is not letting it hold her back. jennifer london has her story. >> for the past six months, this small room, shared by two families, has been the closest thing to a home that jameera has ever known. before moving here no los angeles, jameera spent another summer on skid row. >> sometimes you feel like you want to keep going. >> but she has had no choice. when jameera was 12, her family left peru and illegally crossed the border into arizona. and she has been homeless ever since. >> if my mom never had me, it wouldn't have happened >> so you're blaming yourself? >> i just want to give my mom everything she gives me. because my mom, she's the only thing i have. if something happen

eastern on c-span2. and on saturday, the iowa republican party convention in des moines. three potential republican candidates are speaking, louisiana governor bobby jindal, kentucky senator rand paul, and rick santorum. our coverage begins live saturday morning at 11:00 a.m. eastern on c-span. >> from the perspiective of the victims, i don't see any distinction. if you try to justify my program on the basis of the victims' loss, i can't convincingly explain why 9/11, yes, 93 world trade center, no. i think the only way you justify this program as a special carve-out is from the perspective of the nation. a recognition that 9/11 was, along with the american civil war, pearl harbor, maybe the assassination of president kennedy, and 9/11, its impact on the american people was such that this was really a response from america to demonstrate the solidarity and cohesiveness of the american people towards these victims. >> read more of our conversation with kenneth feinberg and other featured interviews from our book notes and q & a programs in c-span's sundays at 8:00 from b pu

eastern on c-span2. this saturday we'll have live coverage of the iowa state republican party convention in des moines. speakers include louisiana governor bobby jindal, kentucky senator, rand paul, and 2012 presidential candidate rick santorum. that starts at 11:00 a.m. eastern saturday on our companion network, c-span. >>> when i started covering congress you had people like senator russell long, wilbur mills, danny rostankowski, howard baker, people who were giants in their own way. a couple of those guys got themselves in trouble, but overall they were all intelligent. they knew how to craft legislation, they knew how to do a deal, they all worked with whoever the president was, whether it was their party or the other party. yes, there was politics. at the end of the day they usually found a way to come together and make decisions for the good of the country. today you just don't see that anymore. first of all, the quality of members of congress with the house and senate in terms of their intelligence, their work ethic, it has diminished. i think increasingly people are driven by the politics and by

eastern arkansas to memphis, torrential rain, as much as a foot overnight saturday. forcing people out of their homes. farmers are hoping they can save that are crops. this is iowa, several feet of water. 6 inches of rain in an hour and a half in cedar rapids. the cedar rapids river rose 2 feet in a couple hours. in wisconsin, fierce winds tore apart this industrial building next to an airport. large pieces of insulation caught in the fences. >> a new big worry this week. molly cochran has the details. >> and we have the severe weather on monday, omaha, kansas city, making its way to chicago by late in the day monday. flooding downpours, wind, isolated tornados. keep an eye to the sky. we are monitoring an area of low pressure in the atlantic, could turn into a tropical depression late on monday. if it turns into a tropical storm, would be the first named storm of the system, arthur. back to you. >> thanks, molly. we'll be tracking that tropical weather on "good morning america" with ginger zee. >>> but now to washington. >> later today, the president is expected to ask congress for billions of dollars to help with the steady flow of children p r pouring into th

eastern on cspan 2. this saturday we'll have live coverage of the iowa state republican party convention that's happening in des moines. speakers include louisiana governor bobby jindal, rand paul and rick santorum. that starts 11:00 a.m. eastern on cspan. >>> cspan's new book, sundays at eighth includes huffington post correspondent david wood. >> there's something that drives them to this ideal of service and the -- it's like so many people i know who served in war that the intensity and experience, the intensity of the relationships they had with their combat buddies are so strong and so pure and true that they looked back on those times with longing. so i'd always ask them, do you wish this had never happened? they're like, i'd do it again in a heartbeat. i think there's something else that goes on there too. it is that going through a near death experience somehow steeem to give them so much strength and courage and optimism that i think that's one reason they would do it again. >> read more of our conversation with david wood and other featured interviews from our book notes and programs. now avail

long-track tornadoes, very violent storms as that area shaded in red across parts of iowa, western parts of -- or eastern something to watch there. otherwise by sunday that risk for severe storms does continue. today will be another hot day across texas, highs into the 90's and also triple digits. >> turn away from the screen because your miami heat did not do so well, maria. the spurs who did so well in game three, looked great in game four now lead the best six games to one. kawhi leonard all alone dunk. the spurs can close out the series game five on sunday. world cup finally, it is here. the control room is besides themselves with glee. brazil opens up in brazil with a nightmare. they're trailing 1-0. the whole country goes quiet. later they get a big break against croatia. they tie it up 1-1. they take the lead 2-1 and win 3-1. a penalty kick should have been saved. there will be three games today, the world cup. speaking of the world cup, look how it got started. j.lo and pit bull in brazil trying to perform. they can't get off the ground literally. ♪ ♪ >> a technical glitch caused a problem with t

eastern. martin o'malley travels to iowa, and we will show you his remarks at the ios eight democratic convention at 8:00 -- at the iowa state democratic convention at 8:00 on saturday. >> there is a big swath of america not included in the discussion for either party. particularly, i would argue the republican party. arcalled and boot-coll conservatives, folks that really still understand the value of work and the importance of work and the responsibility and people who understand the importance of family and faith, believe in freedom and limited government. voila, those are conservative voters, but a lot of them do not vote at all because they do not see either party talking about concerns they have been trying to create an opportunity for them to live the american dream. santorum argues that working americans have been abandoned by both political parties and offers answers to their problems. eastern.night on 10:00 this month on our online book club we are discussing "the forgotten man." start reading and join others to discuss the book in our chat room on book tv. over 35 years c-span brings p

eastern here on c spann 2. this saturday, we'll have live coverage of the iowa state republican party convention in des moines. speakers include louisiana governor bobby jindal, kentucky senator rand paul and 2012 presidential candidate rick santorum. that starts at 11:00 a.m. eastern saturday on our companion network, c-span. >>> one of the things people don't always recognize is that during the war of 1812, it was fought from 1812 until after 1814, early 1815. and it was really about the america re-establishing its independence against the british. this was sort of our second american revolution. and this flag is the object for which francis scott key penned the words, which became our national anthem. >> the image in 1995 that the flag was made to look whole and restored and there is a whole bottom section that was reconstructed, when the flag was moved into the new exhibition space, there was a deliberate decision by the curators not to do that again and what we wanted was that the flag becomes a metaphor for the country. it's tattered, it's torn, but it still survives and the message is really the survival

iowa and through to minnesota. meanwhile conditions could fuel wild fires across the southwest and lightning may spark wild fires across eastern new mexico. >>> a las vegas community gathering to mourn a police officer killed in a deadly shooting spree, allen beck was ambushed by a gun-toting couple while eating pizza last week. he was an active church member and loving father of three, who was close to promotion of sergeant before being gunned down. the couple went on to fatally shoot a third person inside a walmart before dieing in a shoot out with police. >>> the question in phoenix, who would kill a priest. police it there are searching for a suspect in the shooting that occurred in a roman catholic church. meanwhile investorors are releasing a desperate 911 call made by the priest. we have the latest on this story. >> yes an awful lot of anguish with regards to this tape. you can hear just how physically difficult it was for the father to make the call as he saw his colleague, 28-year-old father kenneth walker dieing in front of him. he tried to administer cpr, one of the problems was he was on the phone to 911 and the di

eastern. there are eight primaries going on, primaries in eight states. mississippi, alabama, iowa, new jersey, and south dakota all have u.s. senate and house primaries. california voters are voting in the house and government by marion their state. gubernatorial primary in their state. just over 10 minutes away, a number of republican senators will be introducing legislation to deal with issues in the veterans affairs department. these include senator mccain of arizona, tom coburn, senator burr of north carolina, and senator flake of arizona. again will also be live at 2:15 eastern when the brookings institution will host a discussion on the results of the european union elections. speakers include the british and irish ambassadors to the u.s. and representatives from the media in the imf. at eight includes financial journalist michael lewis. >> we are living through a really traumatic. . period.y traumatic there are real structural problems. i am not an economic forecaster. everything i read suggests we are going to be living with unusually high levels of unemployment. a lot of

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watching mississippi and iowa and why and what it means for the senate potentially and also the president announcing a beefed up military presence in europe. he's on an easternrip beginning with one of america's staunchest allies. poland has been communism free for 25 years. we'll talk about the president's trip and what it means now considering the timing of everything else that's going on. also meet a 91-year-old marathoner. it's a story you've got to see or hear to believe. we're going to talk to her live about what keeps her motivated. this was her 15th marathon and she started running when she was 76, harris. >> you are the perfect person to do that interview. i remember when you were preparing for your first marathon. >> my only marathon. >> now you have a baby on the way. that will feel like a marathon, too. >> i have a lot of questions for her. she has five kids, 10 grnd children. i need some advice from harriet >> we'll be watching. thank you. >> well, i'm still preparing for my first marathon. it's my pleasure to be outnumbered here. now it's my turn with a big story. the dirty little secret. your spouse could be keeping it from you. are you ready?

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eastern. up next, rand paul of kentucky, bobby jindal of louisiana, and rick santorum. they appeared at the iowa onublican party convention saturday, an event held every two years. up first, senator rand paul. [applause] >> thank you. thank you. [applause] i can tell you most everybody thank you. i can tell you, most everyone in earn'ston has seen joni dad. that joanie will come up there. i can also tell you that we're going to do everything to make sure that she can come up there. i don't see how iowa can send us a guy who disparages farming and disparages my friend chuck grassley. i don't see how that's going to happen. [cheers and applause] >> now, i don't know about you but i'm not so excited about the president freing the taliban. i'm not so excited about the president saying somehow they're no longer a danger. i'm not so excited about hillary clinton saying oh, the taliban's of no danger to americans. so i said the other day, i was in texas. i said, you know, if this president likes to trade so much, we've got that marine on gun charges down in mexico. why don't we do a trade but this time

eastern colorado, into nebraska and kansas. 103 hail reports. 178 wind reports. that's your strong gusty winds that cause some of that damage, so today we are still looking at some stronger storms moving into iowa and areas like missouri. they are weakening a bit. no severe weather right now. cloud-to-ground lightning and heavy downpours. in red in northern texas up in the american and southwestern parts of michigan that's where we could see stronger storms a >>> and right now we're seeing 40s and 50s outside, today's highs will be running cooler than what we saw yesterday. out by santa cruz, 72 degrees, 63 with some morning police around monterrey and the rest of the bay area during the afternoon. mid 60s around 6 r san francisco. we'll see temps closer to 80 by livermore for the afternoon. day forecast. erica. >> all right, dylan, thank. world cup excitement is building this morning, team usa prepared to take on an old rival in ghana tomorrow. on saturday two former world cup champs came head-to-head. italian striker mario balotelli poured home his teamed's second goal and ivory coast scored two second half goals in over a minute and a half to score a 2-1 win over japan and talk about a big u