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midwest by the middle of the week while we're looking at record-high temperatures down along the gulf coast. then we finish off the week with rain and wind in the east coast. obviously temperatures will drop a little bit there. but the middle of the country will dry out. we're looking at plenty of sunshine. temperatures in the 60s and 70s, so a little below average.

the gulf coast is where we're waking up to thunderstorms, tallahassee and montgomery seeing rain at this hour. the tornado watch lasts until 9:00 a.m. it just barely includes parts of extreme southern georgia as well as florida. we'll see some general thunderstorms across the southeast, but i think the best chance for some of those stronger storms, tampa to jacksonville, just barely into portions of noflorida, gainesvie and atlanta in there. but an isolated tornado or two is not out of the question. rain across parts of the east as well. parts of that working into the north atlantic. tomorrow will stay a little soggy as well as the carolinas where we'll see stronger storms as we get into the afternoon hours tomorrow. the grounds are quite saturated. no surprise that we have flood alerts at this hour. 3 million people included in this, across, once again, the gulf coast. we see ample amounts of rain in some of these spots. notice the mid atlantic picking up an inch or two. parts of florida, localized amounts up to 5 inches. >> okay, angie, thank you. >>> breaking overnight, antony blinken

800% above normal in terms of rainfall. 16 million people under flood watches from texas to the gulf coast. dallas, lufkin, alexandria, mobile looking at the chance for flooding today. especially where you see the pink color in louisiana and alabama. and this is why. heavy, heavy rainfall, up to 6 inches through sunday. that's on top of very saturated grounds. now, as we're looking at the severe weather threat, we're looking at the same spot, from texas to louisiana, across the gulf coast states, especially where you see the yellow there, that's wre we'rehe chance of se throughout the gulf coast states. 83 in houston. all right, that's your friday forecast. >> appreciate it. thank you, michelle. >>> coming up, a divided congress finds harmony on tickets. harmony on tickets. health, but less than 10% of us get enough each day. good thing metamucil gummies are an easy way to get prebiotic, plant-based fiber. with the same amount of fiber as 2 cups of broccoli. metamucil gummies. the easy way to get your daily fiber. new herbal essences is packed with naturally derived plant based ingredients

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we're looking at record warmth in the gulf coast, along the southeast as well. chance of rain from texas to new england on this holiday. primary risks will be damaging winds. but we could see some tornadoes. and we're going to see some really heavy rainfall as well. speaking of that rainfall we do have floodwaters. we have flood watch in green. flash flood warning, 9 million people impacted. we'll talk about the heat in a few minutes. >> thank you. >> sure. >>> a dozen people were injured when a plane encountered severe turbulence on a long haul flight. it's the second such high profile incident in less than a week. scientists say that climate change and increasingly unpredictable weather means this could be happening more often now. here is dana griffin. >> reporter: ambulances racing across the tarmac after severe turbulence rocked this qatar airways flight from doha to dublin. one passenger sharing these photos of the cabin in disarray, food splattered on the season. >> panic, panic everywhere. >> you felt the plane dip for about five seconds. and next we saw

we're looking at that threat across the south today from texas all across the gulf coast states. we're looking at a chance for strong storms. could bring some tornadoes, large hail, damaging winds, and a lot of rain. we're looking at a chance of flooding conditions. we're seeing that rain falling right now. lots of lightning too with some of the storms. heavy heavy rainfall. we do have storms throughout the central plains into the midwest as well. we're going see a wet start to the week for many of us. 13 million people impacted by flood alerts from texas all across the gulf coast states. we could see 3 to 5 inches of rain in some spots, even over 6 inches in some spots. as a result of, that we do have some flash flooding risks where you see the slight risks that is the darker blue. moderate in the pink. right near new orleans, portions of louisiana into across the south. so we're looking at rainfall totals mostly along the gulf coast states that would be the highest amounts. but you can see a lot of rain. this is through wednesday from the midwest, the central plains into the gr

record highs in the south along the gulf coast. into the 90s for some of us in texas. all the way along the gulf coast of the southeast. the snow continues in the intermountain west. could be heavy at times. looking at the chance fosome rainr i . also portions of the gulf coast into the southeast. we're look at 84 degrees in sleeve port. and that's your monday forecast. >> okay, michelle, thank you. >> sure. >>> out west, a zebra's daring escape has come to an end. the last of four zebras was finally captured yesterday. sug was on the run for a week. animal control officers earned their stripes after corralling the zebra about three miles east of seattle. they said sug seemed to be in good condition despite her six-day adventure through the woods. >>> tonight, the magic is gone as a wild game 7. we're back in a minute with future taking plight in the air force. our first look as a human goes toe to toe with an ai pilot. every time i dried it! only takes a minute. look at that! the heavy duty cloths are extra thick, for amazing trap & lock. even for his hair. wow. and f

stormy weather across the gulf coast and showers for the northeast. the kentucky derby forecast looks great. partly sunny skies to cleveland. mid-60s for new york and plenty of sunshine for boston. and that's a look at you ar forecast, frances. >>> "early today" is back in a minute with the new highway tech that could save hundreds of lives. >>> and he'll play the fall guy but not the bad guy. why ryan gosling says fatherhood changed the roles he's willing to play. the roles he's willing to play. [sfx: spilling sound] nooo... aya... quick, the quicker picker upper! bounty absorbs spills like a sponge. and is 2x more absorbent so you can use less. bounty, the quicker picker upper. wanna know a secret? with new secret outlast, you can almost miss the bus... but smell like you didn't. secret fights 99% of odor-causing bacteria. smell fresh for up to 72 hours. secret works! it's a crime to smell that good. we're in a limestone cave, letting extreme residue build up to put finish jet dry to the test. dishwashers are designed to use jet dry to defend agains

>> now they're going to move along the gulf coast.ater. we do have the flood concern. now, this cold front is moving east ward. as it does so, it'll take the storms with it. so, it should be okay in houston for today, maybe an isolated shower or storm. but most activity we'll see will be down through the southeast as we go into this afternoon, as we go into saturday too, it'll move into the carolinas. so, we could still see the chance of an isolated tornado. but it's really the damaging wind gusts that are possible and some small hail. and then that flash flood risk, especially in this pink area here. with those rainfall rates of about 2 to 3 inches per hour. and we could see rainfall totals up around 5, 6 inches of rain. that is a lot of water in a short period of time. >> thank you. we'll come back to you in just a few moments. >>> north korea test fired suspected short range missiles off its east coast this morning. the launch is coming a day after south korea and united states flew powerful fighter jets in a joint drill over south

hot and humid across the gulf coast. otherwise, sunny and warmer out west, frances. so we continue to see this same pattern of severe weather sticking with us. >> a tense weekend for those impacted by the storms. >>> now to the legal battle that could change the wayf ticketmaster, accusing the company of having too much control over the live event industry. here's kristine romans. >> reporter: a legal battle ahead that could change the way millions of music fans see their favorite artists. the government suing live nation a year and a half after this. >> i'm not getting tickets. >> reporter: the disastrous rollout of ticket sales for taylor swift's eras tour. at the time, musician miranda hardy shut out from ticketmaster. ♪ ticketmaster ♪ >> reporter: finally getting a ticket from a friend. > >> it's trincredibly frustratin not having a choice on how you get your tickets. >> reporter: that's why the doj and states are suing live nation. >> it's breaking the law. >> reporter: live nation and ticketmaster merged in 2010 and today control 60% of concert promotions in th

and when we get back to normal we head back t the gulf coast. temperatures into the 90s. 90 in houston. 92 in san antonio. that's your tuesday forecast. >> thank you. >>> coming up, it's a bird, it's a plane, a first look at the new superman. >>> but we're back with how china is jolting the electric car market. jolting the electri car market. thankfully, tide's the answer to almost all of them. why do we even buy napkins? use tide. can cold water clean white socks? it can with tide. do i need to pretreat guacamole? not with tide. this is chocolate, right? -just use... -tide...yeah. no matter who's doing it, on what cycle, or in what temperature, tide works. so i can focus on all the other questions. do crabs have eyebrows? ahh... for all of life's laundry questions, it's got to be tide. new herbal essences is packed with naturally derived plant based ingredients your hair will love and none of the stuff it won't. our sulfate free collections smell incredible and leave your hair touchably soft and smooth. new herbal essences. -we're done. -what a

looking at record highs along the gulf coast. temperatures soaring into the 90s. 90s in texas all throughout the gulf coast, into florida as well. and then friday, we're quiet. thank goodness throughout the middle of the country. seasonal throughout the southwest. could see some snow in the rockies. higher elevations of the rockies and looking at n the south, lookg at the chance for strong storms bringing tornadoes, hail boo the plains. oklahoma city 80 degrees. all right. that's your monday forecast. >> okay, michelle, thank you. >>> now some good news before you fuel up for work this week. for the first time this year, gas prices are dropping down about 2 cents nationwide, according to a trilby survey. the average price down to $3.75 a gallon. experts say low crude prices and weaker demand due to inflation are what's driving down the costs. >>> coming up, the g.o.a.t. gets roasted. how tom brady tackled his ckrs. >>> gold star families who had millions stolen from them when they were at their lowest. "early today" is back in a

. >> forecasted once again with a threat for flooding and severe weather across the gulf coast statesluding the houston area. we have many reports of wind gusts and hail and a couple of tornado reports. houston had tornado warnings in the area, but it looks like straight line wind damage, 80 mile-per-hour winds and heavy rains. that is why we see incredible amounts of flooding and damage. we also have the power outages. the storm system itself is moving eastward across the mississippi river valley here it still mississippi, alabama, georgia and we still have flood alerts from dallas, texas, all the way to lake charles, new orleans and pensacola, florida. here is the future radar. we still have potential for heavy storms with the texas coastline end towards louisiana over areas that have been damage from the storms yesterday and last night. that will continued this week and throughout the florida panhandle up towards the southeast. here is the rain still to come, 2-3, 5-8 in some areas higher totals depending on where the rain to rains or keeps coming over and over some of the same cit

or east to the gulf coast refineries around houston. that continues to grow.unced building more storage and expanding pipelines in the permian. we announced a new venture, more access to the permian with new pipelines. we have a new opening season marketing effort to build another pipe in the permian. the u.s. has gone from nowhere on the front next, 10 years ago, to be the largest exporter of natural gas. katie: changing of the guard. not sure how many expected that. the trans mountain pipeline. tmx. may 1. the feeling is it could steal volumes currently shipped on your pipelines. re: modeling? greg: that was expected service before 2020. that was a concern. that's an old thought that we may lose volumes. we continue to see record volumes on the mainline which competes against tmx. we have a better toll put in place for customers last year. we are competitive. since that pipe was supposed to come, four years later, the canadian basin continues to grow. our customers are looking for more exports. we expect to ship 3 million barrels a day on our mainline system

and vietnamese-americans on the gulf coast share tributes to home and community. >> this is the pbs newshourfrom weta studios in washington and from the west at the walter cronkite school of journalism at arizona state university. william: one of former president trump's most senior aides took the stand today during his hush money trial in new york. hope hicks served as mr. trump's press secretary during the 2016 campaign and was his white house communications director. on the stand, she detailed how trump and his inner circle handled the revelations about alleged extramarital affairs, and the payments made to bury those stories. andrea bernstein is covering the former president's legal battles for npr, and was in the courthouse today. she joins us now. so nice to see you again. during the prosecution's questioning today, they delved into what happened in the campaign when the infamous access hollywood tape drop. what did we learn from hope hicks about that today? andrea: she was the first and -- the person to first hear about that from "the washington post" in the story they were about to r

we've got those still extending across parts of the gulf coast as you see these thunderstorms workingusy morning for folks across the gulf coast, but here's where we're watching for the severe risk as we get to the afternoon hours today. 7 million people included in this and does look to include much of the southeast, specifically major cities like wilmington, all in that kind of bulls eye. the good news is the tornado risk is low, so that's a positive. we can see stronger winds and hail accompanying some of those thunderstorms. that system that's been quite a mess over the past week or so, that's moving its way out. wave got some of these lingering showers across parts of the north east. and as we get into tomorrow we'll see a quick moving front kind ofswi through parts of the gulf coast. by sunday we're now turning our attention to parts of the south, specifically texas as we gear up for repeated rounds of some heavy rain. here's the deal. we're going to see a system emerge from the rockies sunday morning. this brings the rain chances up across parts of texas. you might remember all

we have areas of low pressure that develop along this front and across the gulf coast bring in all that moisture and severe risk on top of heavy rain meaning hail, damaging wind, tornados for this area, highlighted from new mexico to little rock and paducah and west of the great lakes. severe storm risk for areas across texas including central and eastern texas to louisiana. there is the risk tomorrow. not only severe risk, i am concerned about flooding, flooding kills more people than tornados and that is going to get us in some areas. >> carley: all eyes on the southeast. thank you. putin and xi jinping are meeting in beijing. national security aid in the trump white house, he is here to react next. >> todd: that meeting is a big deal. how many democrats voted against bill to deport migrants who assault police officers. yeah, they voted against that. details after this. . choose advil liqui-gels for faster, stronger and longer-lasting relief than tylenol rapid release gels because advil targets pain at the source of inflammation. so for faster pain relief, advil the pain away. her unc

risk along gulf coast for severe storms.to date. >> carley: secretary of state bli blinken facing blowback after public criticism of israel from the white house. listen to this. >> given totality of what we've seen in terms of civilian suffering, in terms of women, men, children caught in cross fire, in a number of instances israel is not lasted -- >> carley: replace israel with hamas there. tom cotton condemning how white house handled the israel-gaza war. >> a bunch of weasely politics, he said it is reasonable to assess, like he was coached to say that helping them walk the political line. the report they put out friday night after news deadlines passed, there is no evidence israel is violating international law. >> carley: chris murphy is addressing the bipartisan criticism of biden israel policy. >> when you're being a good leader, you are often upsetting people on the right and the left. president biden advertised mimz as someone who would play down the middle and not pay attention to engs extremes of the debate and th

the national weather service says the storms may not be over yet. us seats on the gulf coast, including texas, could yet experienced severe thunderstorms, with tornadoes, large hill, and damaging wins. in more extreme weather news, heavy rainfall has caused flooding and land slides in western germany. the regional government in the state of garland as freed up funding to help people forced to help people who are forced to leave their homes to sir, old schultz will visit the area to assess the extent of the damage or rain is also on the way the trying to sell it your car while putting themselves in danger. threats since are broken. so most of the water that is still rising. residence fear for the homes, using sunsets to protect the profits of that holds. there's nothing more we can do . we've already had water this time, the house some areas have already be in the back. you 800. so 5 sizes and police have been colton. funds, industries, korea and unblocked trades. and this is great to know that it's working through the volunteers feel send backs to pass on to health club emergency crews.

the national weather service says the storms may not be over yet. us seats on the gulf coast, including texas, cuz he had experienced severe thunderstorms, with tornadoes, large hill, and damaging wins. and before we go, a quick look at the top story we're following for you at this hour of israel's military has found the bodies of 3 hostages, taken by him off the army says they were among those killed at a music festival during the october 7th. and most terror attacks their bodies were taken into gauze. the aid has begun arriving and gaza, the temporary floating peer built by the us military trucks are coming ashore carrying desperately needed supplies. but the united nations says more of road border crossings are urgently needed to convert the threat of famine the that's all for now up next plan at a ports on small scale nuclear reactors. they could be an abundant source of energy for why has only one been so far built. i mean, and he says, thanks for watching and stay with the so you don't think and do the same way you expect and more different things from life than your parents. i ju

with debris, the national weather service says the storms may not be over yet. us seats on the gulf coast including texas, cuz he had experienced severe thunderstorms, with tornadoes, large hill, and damaging wins. before we go, here's a quick look at the top stories. this our israel says that it has found the bodies of 3 hostages, taken by a modest military spokes consensus. they were among those killed as a music festival during the october 7th from aust terror attacks. their bodies were then taken into gods and aid has begun arriving in gaza via us build the temporary floating pier trucks and bid this and barking with desperately needed aid supplies. the un says, the lack of land, a deliveries remains a huge problem. you're watching the w news for all of us here in berlin. thanks for the company. have a good weekend. everybody. the vine humming does not get drunk. why do go to the tasteful waves, squeeze our bodies? how much do we need to put a stop hans praying for help find beyond fis gets much on dw science and i'll take 10 of the .

big thunderstorms moving across the gulf coast. isolated tornados overnight indicating something going on across the gulf coast. red are tornados we've seen over the last 24 hours. tornado watch for panama city, tallahassee, chip ly until 9:00 a.m. this morning. ing ingredients are there for more tornados this morning. it has had a ton of lightning with it. severe thunderstorms constant with this. severe thunderstorm on the ground now. when you see this effect you get nervous about this line much storms. this initial front line is approaching tallahassee and this back line moved through panama city. either is capable of big severe weather. we can continue to see it over numbers several hours. for today, continuing to watch this push further toward the east. storms get more serious in north florida and could stretch to tampa. guys, this is the way it's been this may and look like it will continue today. >> todd: thank you. we appreciate it. secretary of state blinken meeting with ukrainian president zelenskyy in kyiv early this morn

with debris, the national weather service says the storms may not be over yet. us seats on the gulf coast including texas, cuz he had experienced severe thunderstorms, with tornadoes, large hill, and damaging wins. and i am joined now by frank billingsley chief meteorologist at pcr tv station. houston, thanks for being with us. um, can you tell us more about the situation right now in southeast texas? sure. i can tell you the death count has gone to 5 now and also we're looking at about 650000 homes in harris county without power. no, to put that in perspective, that would be about a 1000000 people and there are about 4700000 people in harris county. so we have to a quarter of the people in this county alone. and this was the hardest to get our without power. so that's and, and here's the problem. it didn't just take out a power poles or power lines. this weird, which was at a $140.00 to a 160 kilometers per hour. this when it took out huge power lines, it took out the kind that you see on the side of the road that you don't want to go anywhere near. it took those out. so it was, this was

so it is exceptionally hot down south along the gulf coast, including florida, too.n the 90s, especially back across texas. as we go into tomorrow, we're still continuing with the heat. corpus christi, baton rouge in the mid-90s. even getting into the middle and end of the week. temperatures still in the 80s and low 90s. y ese es tu Último pronÓstico. forecast. >> thank you, dylan. >>> okay. we apologize ahead of time. this is the last thing you want to hear ahead of a holiday weekend. but pools and beaches closed? stephanie gosk is tracking a summer shortage. >> good morning. they are lucky to have enough life guards here in new york. but that is not the case at lakes, pools and beaches around the country. we will have details coming up, as well as some tips if you are considering swimming someplace without a life guard. >>> plus, in this morning's boost, a little boy's sweet surprise that moved his grandfather to tears. that's coming up. meanwhile, at a vrbo... when other vacation rentals aren't what they're cracked up to be, try one where you know what you'll get.

we've also got some strong thunderstorms happening across the gulf coast. new orleans included in that. plenty of lightning as well as some heavy rain. and that's one of the things that we'll be concerned about in that area here as we get through the day today. notice the flood watches are already up from parts of the gulf coast, from louisiana, stretching into into georgia and florida. we've got mobile, new orleans under those flood watches with the heavy rain working through. and that is why we've got still the chance for some of this flash flooding to occur here as we get through, especially the morning hours today. that's when we'll likely see the heaviest rain across this region. notice the spot that we're really watching for the flash flooding stretching from mobile, pensacola, panama city, dothan all included in that here as we get through our day to day, likely seeing that impacting folks for their saturday plans. big picture. look, we'll see anywhere from an inch to two inches of rain in some of the highest spots. guys, back to you. all right, angi

well, deadly storms are sweeping the gulf coast, heavy rain, wind, hail, reports of tornadoes now.> at least one death has been confirmed in louisiana as the gulf coast faces serious flood threats. severe thunderstorms barreling across the region. some h areas could see a half ft of rain, another tornado watch in place across nine counties in central florida this morning as these powerful storms race across the south. the biden administration reportedly is moving forward with a new $1 billion weapons package for israel, the massive arms deal coming a week after biden held back a shipment of weapons, threatening to cut off aid if israel launched a full scale invasion of rafah. it includes tank ammunition and more tar rounds. in kyiv, antony blinken taking a break to play guitars and serenade ukrainians in a dive bar, singing rocking in the real word, three weeks after congress passed another $61 billion in aid to ukraine. well, americans are drowning in debt. that's according to a new report, the new york federal reserve, total household debt surging $17.69 billion or 1% higher from

we're watching that once once again mainly from eastern texas to across the gulf coast. rain. 13 million people impacted across the gulf, the eastern parts of texas. we're looking at that heavy rain. seeing a little bit of hail, the thunder, the lightning. that will be the theme all throughout this monday. the grounds are saturated. we're going to see rain on top of that. so we could see a chance for flooding. how much rain are we talking about? 1 to 2 incheser hour. some spots could see up to 5 to 8 inches. especially where you see the denmark colors, the red, orange, yellows into portions of louisiana, mississippi, alabamaing and then into the panhandle as well. 3 million people at risk for very large hail, 2 to 4 inches, winds gusting up to 60 miles an hour. that could bring down a few trees and power lines. a few tornados are possible from houston to new orleans to panama city. likely in some spots we're seeing stronger storms. certainly within this yellow shading as well. waco has had so many storms. corpus christi could see some stormts. wednesday we'll be wet from

great lakes so it'll be unsettled for folks there, and still humid and stormy across parts of the gulf coast rather here as we get into your sunday, but still sunshine on the east coast. sam, i know folks are excited about that because let me tell you they sure complain in the north east when it rains every weekend. this weekend not so much. >> i prefer the rain, just my demeanor. i did see the graphic that says east coast great day. that's all we need to hear. >>> still ahead inside republican senator rick scott's bid to replace minority leader mitch mcconnell. what he's doing to set himself apart from the other two candidates hoping to fill the leadership spot. we're back in just a moment. e leadership spot. we're back in just a moment. and stabbing pain in my hands, so i use nervive. nervive's clinical dose of ala reduces nerve discomfort in as little as seven days. now i can help again feel the difference with nervive. it ain't my dad's razor, dad. ay watch it! it's from gillettelabs. this green bar releases trapped hairs from my face... gamechanga! ...while the flexdisc contours to it.

joe biden couldn't get 200 people to show up at a rally anywhere along that florida gulf coast. >> 's new he was in new hampshire the other day and know what he was there. >> you get him to come down i will do the opening soaking at 5 people to show up. >> 45% of kansas voted for joe biden. >> may be he should go to kansas and get people excited. let me just jump in here. 1 of the things i noticed that i think is very interesting is what happened in 2016 was that trump went places where other people including hillary clinton wasn't going. he went to the rural areas in wisconsin and michigan and pennsylvania and i remember because i cover the race people saying we have not had a candidate come here in forever. nobody cares about us out here in the sticks. i think that's what he's going to do now. he's doing it in places that democrats take for granted and i think that's why you saw so many people shop last night. >> let me bifurcate before my twitter feed has the word smuggle over 500 times. there's a difference between what i think last night was a stunt and reading too much into it t

have such a strong signal this year. >> let's put up some of the rainfall totals for parts of the gulf coastecause they've already had a really wet spring. what does this mean for those areas that are already saturated it means that need to be prepared for flooding coming up and be ready to evacuate. >> if called you by the local authorities how concerned should people be for this season? they should be ready ready.gov slash hurricanes has their information where they can go to go through checklists, repair. >> we can get through the busy hurricane season. >> we've done it before. >> what's ready look like now, we've got a week out. and as alison said typically the height of the busy he is part of hurricane season is mid to late september what should people be doing now considering those storms could come far sooner than that they should get ready.gov. >> again, they have a great checklist, but includes things now like reviewing your insurance plan updating your supplies. so getting some extra batteries and so shelf-stable foods, those are things you can really do. now rather than at the hei

you can see it's really heavily focused right here alone on the gulf coast.one to three inches is possible for a lot of these areas, you can see right down there, but some of those areas seeing that orange color indicates four or even five inches is not out of the question, even though that won't necessarily be the widespread amounts that we end up seeing. another concern monday two is actually going to be the return of some strong to severe veer thunderstorms. same thing, we're looking at houston up through dallas over to shreveport, down into new orleans. the main threats here are going to be damaging winds. the potential for some large hail, and yes, even having some possible tornadoes as well. >> wildfire evacuation orders and alert are in effect into canadian provinces more than 3,000 people in northern british columbia have been ordered to leave their homes as nearby flames covered nearly 1,700 hectares, some people are refusing to go the government warns that resins are likely to be impacted by wildfire smoke for the rest of the weekend. meanwhile, the

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so flood warnings here across the gulf coast states in towards florida.nd there's the flash flood risk. not as bad as it was yesterday but certainly something to watch for as we go through today and saturday. river flooding. okay. so even though the storm has moved eastward, we are still going to see the potential for the flooding and just within the last hour, i have seen more major river flooding in the texas area. a lot of these rivers and streams funnel into the bigger cities and, again, that's going to be a big problem. in some cases we were talking about flood alerts that they haven't seen since hurricane harvey in 2017 for texas. i have said this a lot of times. it doesn't take a hurricane. it doesn't take a named storm. it doesn't take a tropical storm system to cause extensive damage for some of these vulnerable areas. especially the houston area. along the east coast, along the gulf coast, rather, see the potential for stronger storms, the northern plains as well. it's going to be a messy weekend for a lot of cities across the eastern u.s. so we

now the flooding extends essentially from chicago all the way down to the gulf coast. really the focus is going to be on monday between mobile, alabama back through new orleans, keeping in mind too, that there is still the potential for flooding across east texas, if you recall, we had some devastating floods north of houston just one week ago. so even though that area is not really the focus for monday, any additional rainfall and net areas likely just going to exacerbate a lot of the cleanup efforts that are still on ongoing in that area most of these locations, you can see here in the yellow anticipating about two to four inches total over the next few days. but there will be some isolated spots. they could pick up as much as four or even five inches of rain total well, finally, the styles came out for la is gold gala. it's held every year to, on an asian pacific contributions to the creative arts and more, kristie lu stout has the store all right stars arrived at the music center in downtown los angeles saturday to attend the annual gold gala a gathering of who's w

a lot of the gulf coast states are preparing for a scorcher of a weekend. look at fort lauderdale, florida, sun shining bright there. they're actually on tap so far for their hottest year on record, and some of these numbers really high. substantial heat moving into places like texas, for example, where we have excessive heat warnings already going into effect. it could feel like up to 118 degrees in brownsville, texas. heat advisory in effect from san antonio out towards fort stockton. the holiday heat continuing in areas like miami we could see temperatures in the 90s, so we are gearing up for a very hot memorial day weekend. it's so important folks stay hydrated. that is a look at th three. two. good. saturday morning. i'm meteorologist francis lawson. temperatures still on the cool side, but we will see some clearing this afternoon. look for a high of 59 in san francisco, 62 in oakland, san >> somara: and guys, summer's right around the corner. we're seeing these numbers in the triple digits. heat can sneak up on you. i really do implore everyone this w

the storm chances continue tomorrow from the great lakes to the gulf coast. and we could see super cells fire up across the plains especially tomorrow. 17 million people impacted today on this friday ar. a little bit above average, and storm chances across the southern plains into arkansas and louisiana. all right, that's your friday forecast. >> okay, michelle, thank you. >>> "early today" is back in a minute with a school helping native-americans reclaim their history, and, can you spell winner? a florida 12-year-old crowned king at scripps national spelling bee. olay visibly firms, lifts, and smooths wrinkles, by penetrating the skin, to boost regeneration at the surface cellular level. try olay. okay, so here's my most requested hack for stubborn odors. you'll need vinegar, a large salad bowl and... oh, hi! have you tried tide fabric rinse? it works after your detergent to fight deep odors 3 times better than detergent alone. i love that. try tide fabric rinse. this isn't charmin! no wonder i don't feel as clean. here's charmin ultra strong. ahhh! my bott

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. >>> tornado and flood watches are in effect along florida's gulf coast this morning as powerful storms make their way through the south. strong winds, torrential rain, and possible tornadoes caused extensive damage in southern louisiana last night, and at least one person was killed in the baton rouge area. at one point more than 100,000 people in the state lost power. >> it's coming right for us. >> hundreds of miles to the north in missouri a tornado touched down on a golf course in branson. there were no reports of injuries to the area or damage to the golf course. and today the severe storms move into florida, including tampa, orlando, and jacksonville. isolated tornadoes and damaging winds will be possible. >>> coming up, frightening moments in a louisiana church after an armed teenager interrupts communion. how he was stopped. >>> a new surveillance video, a delta plane catches fire, forcing passengers to evacuate. how it all started. a chance to let in the lyte.” discover caplyta. unlike some medicines that only treat bipolar i, caplyta is proven to deliver significant symptom r

. >> we've got thunderstorms rolling through the gulf coast. this is the area we were watching yesterday. and we have a newly-issued tornado watch for florida and georgia until 9:00 a.m. this morning eastern time of course. we have a big chunk of the country that has been dealing with the repeated performance of these storms. 9 million people, mostly florida, extreme southern portions of gaj. a georgia. tallahassee, tampa could see these storms. the severe risk for the southeast. and by tomorrow most of that rain will filter into the northeast. it lingers for parts of the carolinas as well. between now and tomorrow, we'll watch for the potential for flooding concerns. we've seen this number go way down as far as flood alerts are concerned. it does include 3 million people from mobile to the panhandle of florida. florida expecting upwards of five inches in some of these spots. we could see likely flooding concerns for folks there as we we'll see plenty of sunshine from dallas to san antonio, with highs nearing 90. and that's a look at your forec

possibly almost down to the gulf coast. now, where were you won't see it here, where the clouds are good news guys. this isn't a one-night event, this is not an eclipse event. this is going to go on for night after night after night jad. >> thank you, sir. exciting stuff. >> during the weather on the sun for a change. >> let's go to cnn's paula newton and done robin, ontario. now, she's just not that ottawa in canada there, paula, there familiar up, they're not exactly a novelty in canada, but are they any brighter tonight? is there any more excitement given the g5 status? >> listen, it is still always spectacular and what canadians heard was that because of the strength of his stormy, you just heard chad go through it. the colors might be different, right? we're used to that greeny color, the milky color, sometimes some blues. it's that purples in some cases the pink, they're really looking in different directions. in different areas to see if they can see that intense color. i will say though that the cloud covered here i

it knocked out the lights to more than a million homes along the gulf coast, spawning tornados and floods, destroying property. here's a look at some of the debris flying just outside the lobby. this is a houston skyscraper there, and then look at that, the blownout windows leaving gaping holes all the way up the side of houston's downtown wells fargo tower. take a look at this electrical line, just bent basically in half and pulled to the ground. let's get right to nbc's priscilla thompson on the ground in houston. what a mess, and of course as this turned deadly, it's tragic. what's the latest? >> yeah, ana, good morning. it was a scary night for folks across southeast texas as those severe thunderstorms moved through. we're here in downtown houston, parts of which look like a disaster zone this morning. take a look at this building behind me. as you can see, the entire facade has just crumbled and this is just some of the damage that people are waking up to. >> parts of texas and louisiana under water this morning after an intense night of storms left communities drenched and claimed t

exited and then there are a couple of more areas that are under the gun for some storms along the gulf coast is still more than a half of almost half 1 million people without power across parts of texas as we go through the day today. >> now the problem over the next couple of days is that heat we'll build, we're looking at the heat index, so the temperatures coupled with the humidity are approaching 100 degrees. you could see it approaching 103 in brownsville, texas by monday, some middle and upper 90s for that heat index and corpus christi, even in houston, some of those heat index values in the middle nine these, again, a lot of these people don't have power or access to air conditioning right now, we also have air quality alerts and effect from the houston metro down towards galveston. because when you get this very hot air, it could be stagnant and that traps the pollution that comes out of the tailpipes of our cars. so it makes the air quality pretty poor, especially for those that might have preexisting conditions genes lung or heart disease, children, elderly. so just take it easy, t

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