glory, glory hallelujah glory, glory hallelujah glory, glory hallelujah his truth is marching on ♪ >> crispus attucks high school ensemble. thank you for being here. "the battle hymn of the republic" is especially moving. birch by requested that it be sung at his memorial. i should say at the outset, although this is a memorial, we are not in church, so it is ok to laugh. birch bayh remarked often how much he enjoyed senator kennedy's service and wished his could be similar. senator kennedy's service was three and a half hours long. [laughter] so this one will be shorter, but i hope no less enjoyable. i was a member of senator birch bayh's staff during his 40 years -- final three years in office. my marriage is the product of a secret romance that started in room 363 of the russell senate office building. this caused our daughter to tell a large group, i wouldn't be here if it wasn't for birch bayh, and says my parents met working with him. not all of us can say that, but every one of us can say that our lives were changed forever and for the better, and that having birch bayh's name

. ♪ hallelujah >> team legends mail-in john the front-runner. she's been that all season. her closing rendition of "hallelujah" left one question for her fellow finalist. >> can i beat may lynn? that's what's going through dexter and andrew's mind too. >> fellow finalist from team blake also have their chances to make one last impression on viewers. now the finalists are waiting for america's voice to be heard. tonight's two-hour finale will include performances from taylor swift, the jonas brothers, halsey and many others. you can watch that right here on nbc bay area starting at 9:00. >> a lot of great voice there. keep the umbrella handy. >> yeah. and make sure you have that nbc bay area app. that will give you updates and alerts as the rain moves in. and you want to make sure you're ahead of it. >> used to it now. >> see you tomorrow morning. nbcy area, dot com. have a great day. ppening now: ppening now: ha man, that's a cool looking hot tub. we should check on the baby. he's so sweet. maybe too sweet? internet's down. go! your home is only as smart as your internet.

." ♪ hallelujah, hallelujah >> reporter: they are some of the best classical musicians in the countryperformance by the handel and haydn society, the most memorable moment didn't come from anyone on stage at symphony hall, it came from the audience. right at the very end of mozart's masonic funeral music, listen -- >> wow! >> reporter: did you hear that? someone yelled "wow," and it resonated, not just in this hall, but throughout the classical music community. it was such a departure from typical audience protocol, which is why the president of the handel and haydn society was absolutely thrilled. >> i was like that's fantastic! >> reporter: this is david snead. >> and also, there is a sense of wonder in that wow. you can really hear it on the tape. this was amazing. >> wow! >> reporter: david was so smitten by the outburst, as was the audience, that he decided to try to find the voice responsible. >> like who was that? because he really touched my life in a way i'll never forget. this reminds me a little bit of cinderella. you're trying to find somebody who was at the ball and you h

mum went hallelujah, he has got the job. didn't do that. mum went hallelujah, he has got thejob. ok. but thoughts and feelings were never discussed. in my panic attack at school, they are not going to talk to me about that. what i did was put it in to me about that. what i did was put itina to me about that. what i did was put it in a box and barrier it as deep asi it in a box and barrier it as deep as i could. i am just it in a box and barrier it as deep as i could. i amjust thinking it in a box and barrier it as deep as i could. i am just thinking about the arc of your life and we will get to the football in a minute, but we know you have, more than most professional sportspeople, you have been very reflective about your upbringing, your background, everything that builds you up as a person that was going on in your head, not just your person that was going on in your head, notjust your physical prowess. i just head, notjust your physical prowess. ijust wonder head, notjust your physical prowess. i just wonder whether you can relate to something we heard in the studio from an a

>> no lie, when i first walked into the gym i heard the it songs the hallelujah, hallelujah.ause i've never seen this. i ain't never seen no boxing goor. >> reporter: the first time he got between the ropes, he admits he was like bamby, trueing to get his footing and teach his body. he was driven by promise by then 1-year-old nieau. >> i remember sawing this is okay. don't worry who's going to be heavyweight champion of the world some day. she's looking at me not knowing the things that i'm talking about. >> reporter: since putting on his first pair of boxing gloves t would take him about a decade to get a shot at the heavyweight title. but he never forgot that promise. >> the new wec hevavyweight champion of the world. >> reporter: deontay wilder was crowned heavyweight world champion. >> i promised you when you were one years old i would be champion and we've been through a lot and daddy come home with that belt. >> reporter: what was that like? >> it was an amazing moment. because i had so much wauging unon that. i dud it. that feeling of a setting a goal and going through

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tonit the season 16 winner there's atwo-hour finale tonight -- >> a smart song to sin >> "hallelujah. she's th one to do it. the finale will inclu performance was taylor swift, halsey, the jonas brothers, too -- >> quite the lineup. it begin after the finale of "the village" on nbc 4. >>> new overnight, the golden state warriors are poised for a three-peat. the reigning champs beat the portland trailblazerers in overtime last night. a four-game sweep for the warriors. still noor wd on when prince george's county native kevin durant will rejoin the team. he's beenout since gameive of the western conference semifinals with a calf strain. still excing to watch. don't get me wrong, i give him all the credit,bebut it wo nice if someone else would win. give someone else a chance. >> all right. 4:41. chuck? >>> winningd. gets ol unless it's your team, in which case it's all right. dog-walking forecast. this is 2-year-old bea. cute little dog, nice and small. if you need a little buddy for your house, bec would be a fine edition. perfect dog-walking weather. n.get the extra miles the heat tha

. >> hallelujah, right. >> it was great. see people eating outdoors. >> it was nice. >> fantastic. you know, the rain we were talking about coming today only about 30, who% chance to the north to the south we saw some at frederick burg. that's it most of us remain dry that's the case tomorrow few showers and storms but most areas dry. de right now a beautiful night. nearly full moon out there. temperatures in the 74 winds out of the southwest atix sile-per-hour a mild night. numbers around the region, 68 currently in gagters berg. 72 leaseerg. 68 in frederick burg. not cooling that much a nice mild night temperatures getting int themid to upper 50s in most pots. look at the radar look like rain. this is not rain this is ground clut err buts in rain around the martinez burg area towards morgan west virginia np hamp shire frederick county virginia moving to the east and dying out. you can see stronger srms in our southern zones lookt this really ramped up just to the east of the richmond area. that was a big storm there. more storms cop coming through west virginia for us we didn't s

hallelujah. >> a miracle in maui. >> it's jt unbelievable. i'm so incredibly happy to have my girl back. >> this morning, a woman who was missing ever since she set off on a hike more than two weeks ago is safe and sound, reunited with her friends and famil 35-year-old amanda eller, a yoga instructor and physical therapist mysteriously disappeared on may 8th after going on a walk in the woods. dhen she didn't come home, her boyfriend calle police, fearing the worst. >> the moment she did not arrive home at night, i knew something was wrong. >> police found her white suv with a wallet and cell phone inside at a makaw in hawaii. eller's friends and family didn't give up. her family offered up $50,000 for her return. search parties combed the area by land and air. >> we felt strongly she was probably in the forest from the t go. >> they spotted her deep in the forest as they flew over maui in a helicopter. >> we're literally looking down at the same time, and at the same time, we did a double take, there's a hiker. >> it was amanda wavg her arms

hallelujah. ( cheers and applause ) >> trevor: that's our show for tonight.u're in pittsburgh or herbie, pennsylvania, this weekend, i'm bringing the show to the city. now here it is... your moment of zen. >> do you love american freedom? do you love gas? well reach for a cool, cool cup of freedom gas! made with 1776 freedom! sweet, sweet, beautiful gas! and it's 100% gluten free, so i free and communist free! freedom gas! you can do anything! >> ahhhh! - most people really don't know any tribal history. like, right on our own reserve, we had squaw lake and we had squaw bay, and that's a very derogatory term. it's an iroquois word for female body part, like-- - "grab 'em by the squaw?" - right, there you go. - now i see. - thank you. - okay. - and so, through the media and hollywood,

hallelujah. because i've got something even better planned. aw! why? come on. jut m.i.t. oh...se. i did them every year there. we did them at princeton, too. oh, that's cute. like it's a real college. that's amusing-- i was going to say that about m.i.t.,

and he went out and he worked and he got some money and my mum went "hallelujah, he's got the job.0k." but thoughts and feelings was never discussed. in my panic attack at school, they're not going to talk to me about that. what i did was put it in a box and buried it as deep as i could. i am just thinking about the arc of your life and we'll get to the football in a minute, but we know you have, more than most professional sportspeople, you have been very reflective about your upbringing, your background, everything that builds you up as a person that was going on in your head, notjust your physical prowess. and ijust wonder whether you can relate to something we heard in this studio from an australian writer recently, a guy called tim winton, who was writing about what he calls toxic masculinity. he said this to us, he said, "boys and men lead impoverished lives. they have such diminished access to language to express their strong feelings. ‘cause we all have strong feelings, but when you're boy they take away your licence to express them." can you relate to that? no, absolute. a

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a she had rendition of "hallelujah" that knocked on everye out of the park. she was number one itunes. >> she knocked it out of the park. >> she wowed everybody. >> we're a so overwhelmed at this big win. je also made a winner out of a rookie coach,hn legend. >> he make a comment that i would have been good on any team but he knows how to pick songs. he knew my voice better tha i did sometimes when i had insecurities. it.said, i know you can do his validation and confidence in me made me be confident. >> the two-hourinale included star studded performances here. "the voice" returns tis fall right here on nbc 4. a lot of fun. >> john legend is so even keeled. to see him jumping up and down. >> maybe aaron should have been working on it during the me comial. >> very good steel magnolia. >> my girl isabella.go o humane rescue >>> you're watching "news 4 today." i >>>t is 5:45. we are taking a live look at capitol hill. house democrats are in a standoffith the white house. >> thee former a to president trump defied a congressional subpoena to testify. news 4's cr

hallelujah. ♪ patients that i see that complain about dry mouth, kennedy: the owner of maximum security his horse from the preakness following saturday's disqualification in the kentucky derby. if you still want to see him, you could always visit michael cohen. this is the topical storm. tonight we begin in canada where tourism went way up but now it's falling fast. oh, no, the uconn strikers, the world's tallest roller coaster, more like a dive bar. everyone is covered in puke by the end of the night. skip the hour wait and get the same feeling feeght a funnel byl cake. how can men in their 50s wear daisy dukes. why are they making big johnson t-shirts in 2019. the most startling details of the striker this costs $25 million, making it the most expensive nose dive since the clinton campaign. topic number two, nancy is like yeah, he's not ev even going to concede. a couple went to a cabin in tennessee this weekend and the rates were cheap. seems as though they've hit a bear market. yeah. they're so cute. this is why you got to clarify what the letters stand for when you rent an ai airbn

. ♪ hallelujah, hallelujah with all the bags being hit, the speed bag.r: wild admits he was like bambi the first time he got between the ropes, trying to get his footing and teach his body how to be a fighter, but he was driven by a promise made to then 1-year-old naieya. >> i had nobody else to watch her while i was in the gym and i remember saying, it's okay, babe, don't worry. daddy's going to be a heavyweight champion. >> reporter: since putting on his first boxing gloves, would take him about a decade to get his first shot at the heavyweight title but he never forgot that promise. on january 17, 2015, he was crowned wbc heavyweight world champion. >> i promised you. here's daddy coming home with the bell. >> what did that moment feel like? >> it was amazing, an amazing moment. i had so much weighing on it. i thought, man, i did it. i was the feeling of setting a goal and no matter what, going through so much. >> naieya, dad kept his promise. >> reporter: at age 29 wilder became the first american heavyweight champ in nearly ten years and now the big

. >> hallelujah coming up, and you both. a new report claims trump has only billed less than two on the border wall. now he's fighting back. plus michael just got charged with stealing from get this, stormy daniels. wait until you hear who he's claiming for his legal troubles. it's a good ♪ [laughter] ♪ ♪ "i'm okay." ♪ ♪ it's a revolution in sleep. the sleep number 360 smart bed is on sale now during our memorial day sale. it senses your movement, and automatically adjusts to keep you both comfortable. it even helps with this. so you wake up ready to hit the ground running. only at a sleep number store. save $1,000 on the new queen sleep number 360 special edition smart bed, only $1,799. plus, 0% interest for 36 months. ends monday. sleep number. proven, quality sleep. seeing if you know. white house is pushing back tonight on a surprising new claim. the only 1.7 miles of the president border wall. has been built in the last year. low price of $1.6 billion. the president passed the report on twitter writing, well-being built

i almost said hallelujah. looking forward to it. >> looking forward to the cooler temperatures. >> as we cool off through the weekend. we will be peaking today. then the weekend comes and we'll have a nice little cooldown, especially spots in walnut creek. a nice cool start, clear skies. we go from 51 degrees at 7:00 to some low 70s by lunchtime. we'll take a look ahead at the weekend coming up in six minutes. you have a crash reported at the bay bridge. >> as i was scanning the legs, i see move ment. we quickly got the crash opened. there you go, good stuff. more activity. not causing further problems. another fender bender. i don't seely soing across the kinesia bridge. i'll check that out. back to you. >> sounds good, thank you very much. 6:01. on capitol hill, u.s. attorney general william bar senior refusing to show up for a second day of questioning over the mueller report. this comes after president trump criticizes kamela harris for her exchange with barr on day one. so william barr just didn't show up

. >> hallelujah. >> rocket robert de niro are says like bay heart talking about locking everybody up.n i love him but i don't like what come out of his mouth. listen. >> to get e away without trump -- a individual forced to leave america not -- to make america great again. >> ladies how are you going to lock someone up for a crime they didn't commit? >> well you know i was just in here thinking that. you know, jesse is that robert de niro want the president to be locked up a innocent man locked upir who has been found innocent but that lets you know how these liberals how they work, how they operate and how they think. they don't care whether you're innocent or not if they have a power and they want you locked up, then they want that to be what needs to be. but you know what, we need to stop, startds ignoring robert de niro. what was last time he was in a movie and if he was in a movie we didn't watch it. so -- i say ignore robert de niro. >> irrelevant person trying to gain relevancy by talking about the president. >> that's true once the president name come out of your mouth you're,

i almost said hallelujah.ng forward to it. >> looking forward to the cooler temperatures. >> as we cool off through the weekend. we will be

her rendition of "hallelujah" hit o numberne on itunes. >> even john legend's wife tweeted, i think thismost excited he's been. >> nice moment. >>> 6:37. we are working for you getting you ready for summer. >> molette green is up early taking on a local tradition. cracking open some crabs. molette? >> that's right. we've eaten nearly four dozen crabs this morning and we're not done! one of the things you need to know before making your own >>> morehouse college gradtes re still beaming after the surprise announcement by their commencement speaker over the weekend. he's billionaire investor william s. smith. he pledged tens of millions of dollars to ensure the entire graduating class is debt free. >> everyone wishing they wre at morehouse college. >> everyone changing their degrees. >> we're hearing from a local grad. take a list ento quinton paschel. >> i was sitting in the fifth row. as far as we were concerned, it was, oh, my gosh, it was huge. >> quentin is going to be teaching middle school. to give you some perspective. full-time tuition is $25,000 not including room and board, book

his glory days throwtcg out the first pih to make the day even better, the nats won, praise god, hallelujah>> he went to college on a baseball scholarship and went on a sciencep. scholars that is how we decided who would throw out the first pitch. >> good decision. >> it would have been ang under-handed toss. >> what a fantastic day. a ig and you hve a mean forecast. >> absolutely r. and the forecast for today, tricky. mother nature playing hard ball. the cloudhave hung around longer. so i've had to lower my high temperature down from 84 to 80. so still plenty warm. but these clouds have been really hanging on tough here this morning. not a big chance for rain even clouds. of th there are a couple of showers across parts of northern virginia but no everyone will get rained on today. the clouds have held temperatures down. re n with a south breeze, w only 64 degrees now in washington with a lot of clouds. and temperatures remain in e mid-60s where the clouds are thickest, but where the clouds are thin er and we have ext sunshine, and low 70s along the bay, low 70s on the eastern shore and wh

lungs so we pour out our praise to you only ♪ great are you, lord ♪eat are you, lord [applause] >> hallelujahresident of the united states and mrs. trump. [applause] mrs. trump: good morning. welcome to the white house. please bow your heads for a prayer. the lord bless you and keep you. the lord makes his face to shine upon you. and be gracious to you. the lord lifts up his contents upon you and give you peace. men. mr. president. president trump: thank you very much, honey. thank you. [applause] please, thank you very much. and thank you, melania, for the great job you do as first lady. people love you. no matter where i go, people love you. [applause] on this national day of prayer, the first lady and i are absolutely delighted to welcome all of you to the white house, a very special occasion for us. i know it is for you, too. the white house is a very, very special place. i'd like to begin by sending our prayers to the people of venezuela in their righteous struggle for freedom. [applause] the brutal repression of the venezuelan people must end, and it must end soon. people are starving.

. ♪ hallelujah ♪ >>> little mash-up there. it is up to america.se are some of the clips from the final performances on nbc's "the voice." tonight, the season 16 nner ll be announced. two-hour finale tonight. >> they sang their hearts out. >> yeah. they'll include performance was tayr swift tonight, the jonas brothers, halsey, some other folks, too. >> that's going to be a good show. >> indeed. >> 9:00 p.m. right after the season finale of "the village." >>> closer to home,o a ll climber was cheered on as he reached the top of the herndon monument in annapolis. christian shrine was the plebe who capped off the tradition. the freshman class works to climb to the top of the -foot monument while it's covered in grease. no smallat the goal is to replace the underclassman dixie manhattan with an upper classman's hat. it's about teamwork. they reached the top in a little more than an hour. about tradition, too. >>> here's your morning business report. >> reporter: good morning,'m kate rogers. another retailer is going out of business. dressbarn shutting

and has not been a suggestion before, and to be merit based, my gosh, i mean, this is -- i expect hallelujah choruses around the white house for coming up with this proposal. it is a terrific beginning. we know the process, and if we didn't know that the process was going to be at times intense, we wouldn't need -- we wouldn't need senator graham to remind us. kevin, thank you very much for being with us. we appreciate it. >> thank you. lou: good luck with all of this. >> thank you. lou: thank you. up next how president trump's immigration proposal is playing with the men and women who protect our border. we're joined by the head of the border patrol's union. also the new controversial tool to grade college sats by adding another score that the parents have to worry about. the country is a little riled up about this one. there's something about consolidating power, whether it's political, economic, or academic. and that's what they are doing. and we'll see how that's playing. stay with us. that and much more right after these quick messages. ♪ limu emu & doug look limu. a civilian buying a n

hallelujah. >> she's a trooper, man. she's a warrior. i had no doubt if anybody could make it through it, it was her. >> reporter: the 35-year-old yoga teacher and physical therapist went hiking alone without her cell phone and when she didn't come home, her friends and family offered up a $50,000 reward and hired a private rescue team. eller knew the forest well and also knew how to take care of her body. >> she was able to manage to stay hydrated with the river water and eating fresh fruits from the trees. >> reporter: but when she fell into a ravine between two water falls, she was stuck until the rescue team spotted her friday afternoon. >> when everybody combines their efforts, it is incredible. it can move mountains. >> reporter: and doctors we heard from yesterday saying how amazing she looked given her ordeal. she described eating wild berries, even bugs that landed on her. she drank water from the rivers and at night she covered herself in ferns and leaves or slept in the mud to stay warm. truly a remarkable story. willie. >> so

. >> 26-year-old maelynto jarm home the top prize, her rendition of "hallelujah" hit number one on itunes make a winner out of coach john legend. >> he said i would have done well on any team or any coach but he kpiws how to songs and he knew my voice better than i did sometimes when i had insecurity about it and he said you can do it and his validation and confidence iad me me me be confident in that. >>the voice" returns this fallri ght here on nbc4. >> her voice isincredible. it is unique, too. >>> morehouse college graduatese are incredib and incredibly happy. they're still beaming after the surprise announcement by the commencement speaker over the weekend and by now you know his name. biloronaire invest robert smith. >> pledged tens of millions to make sure the entire class is debt-free. cory smith spoke to the local morehouse grad about the impact of that generous gift. >> reporter: he returned to his anacostia neighborhood a college graduate and he left morehouse in atlanta with a bachelor of arts in english. life long friends and -- >> what more could i ask for. >> reporter: and

kennedy: amen, hallelujah. >> but the president should actually support our farmers and maybe there'som -- kennedy: no subsidies. >> -- the revenue from -- kennedy: no subsidies. >> one point that's a real problem -- kennedy: you have about ten seconds. >> so we have nafta. and so american-made items pay the tariff to come in from china, but if you're a company that produces in mexico, you don't pay a tariff, and because of nafta, you get tariff-free. we're sometimes incentivizing an american-made product to go to mexico and then be brought into the u.s. and we can't compete. this is a perverse outcome -- kennedy: yet we have the tightest labor market we've seen -- >> you're right. kennedy: -- in 60 years, so something's working! more free trade, fewer subsidies, and thank you, and congratulations on the future birth of your -- >> baby number nine. kennedy: well done, sean duffy! e. >> i'm as career. [laughter] kennedy: very good, thank you. coming up, john bolton reportedly pushing the white house to pull the trigger in a number of global hot spots like venezuela and iran, but is the

that i gave you at the top of the show i don't think you can do much better than the stock of -- ♪ hallelujahal who reported some really remarkable numbers close observers of the show know i've always been a fan of the dollar store chains. they offer tremendous bargains for regular people of course they got a killer candy aisle. but everyone on wall street has been terrified that dollar general and its dollar tree would be annihilated in this trade war because so much of their merchandise is sourced in china. if you sell everything for a dollar and you get your stuff from a country that is being hit with 25% tariffs, very simple answer you got to start sources somewhere else or raise prices or lose money on a lot of stuff you sale if you keep ate a buck. dollar general saw this coming let's be real here over a year ago the company gave american companies pretty much fair warning i thought he made it crystal clear he wants to crack down on trade with china if you believed him, you had plenty of time to find new suppliers. that's a lot of what dollar general did. now it gets just 6% of its merc

one person said, hallelujah, we are not talking about brexit today, we are talking about other thingsbout the big issues on the table, all dealing with the uk's own neighbourhood, and the uk not here. a real vision of the future after brexit actually happens. what about those top jobs? when you consider the things the eu has dealt with in the last five years, migration, brexit, the sweep of populism across the continent, you get the feeling that the next people into these top jobs have got a real challenge on their hands. yes, they do, these are the primary ones. the key one is the president of the european commission. sitting on top of all of the eu's institutions, sitting atop the bureaucracy, the jean—claude juncker job, at the minute that is the one the leaders really have their eye on, i think. the leaders really have their eye on, ithink. what the leaders really have their eye on, i think. what we got on that was this announcement today that they are going to call a special summit immediately after the eu elections happen at the end of this month. and thatis happen at the end of

lemonis: hallelujah.e floor makes me want to follow your lead. and i appreciate you having that evolution to say, "i want the sale bad, but i'm not willing to break my people or my customers for it." and that, for me, is really the epiphany. so, what is the time? steve: well, it's about 3 1/2 to 4 weeks. lemonis: so, can you compromise 3 1/2? steve: yeah. we can do 3 1/2. lemonis: so, the task is to get this unit made. we will take the unit to a location, and the group will pitch the entire company... steve: okay. lemonis: ...on becoming -- having a national account that will buy from you on a regular basis. okay? i'm gonna let you guys work. ♪ now that the team has standard units in production, we can accelerate the purchase of raw materials, improving our margins. not only do we have them readily available, but we're getting a pretty significant discount because we're buying in bulk -- almost 8% on the material side. i estimate that it will be close to $4,000 a unit. across 200 units a year, that's $800

today, i'm saying hallelujah anyhow, because no one was hurt. >> reporter: there are reports that winds from this storm system hit about 110 miles per hour, at least 110. as we said earlier, there was some major damage here, but no injuries. that is a good thing. crews from the national weather service are expected to be out today to survey the damage and really figure out how strong this tornado was. >> mireya, thank you. f pictures not pretty. thanks a lot. >>> let's take a look at where the storms are going today with chief weather caster, lonnie quinn of wcbs tv. what are you seeing? >> at lot of rain, from kansas to oklahoma into texas. i do believe this morning, and throughout this afternoon, i think rain, i think flooding is going to end up being the biggest story of this day. now, you see all the areas shaded in green. those are flood watches c. we still have a threat for tornadoes. those are sort of colored in the yellow swath. it is a tornado watch right now in portions of the southern plains. watch how this is all going to progress. as we get to this afternoon, kansas city, y

. >> hallelujah. >> that's too loud. >> okay. sorry. >> very nicely. >> okay.et's get to it. lots to get to in the weather department. because we got these storms. this is one aft another after another and today we're going to see them across the mid-we and redevelop through the western plains. we have heavy rain right now. >> that is almost over. we also have some heavier rain approaching the kansas city area moving through southeastern kansas as well. so we had the flash flood alerts in effect. flash flooding is also a likely scenario with the fact that the ground the totally saturated and more heavy rain is expected. two areas, one that includes chicago, north of indianapolis, another that includes north platte. we could see damaging winds,il ha possibly an inch or more in diameter. tomorrow we will see that threat back across kansas into nebrka, also through northwestern missouri as well. i want to focus on the flooding right now. the arkansas river especially where we could see significant if not record flooding. the water just continues to overflow these

of course the belmont and the one horse wins all three that will be the triple crown, hall hey hallelujah cavuto, i got through this weather report and kentucky derby report having had several mint juleps earlier on today. neil: the hat thing where did that start? >> yes, the hat actually, the hat situation began when the derby started 145 years ago, and it really has never lost its charm, ever since, all the women here and the men love to put on their best hats, it's kind of like a peacock thing. go big or go home. the more colorful the better, and i will tell you, last night at one of the big galas, i stopped tom brady and i do believe it was because i was wearing a very impressive hat that he shook my hand and said hello. neil: this is why they don't have me covering it because first of all, they wouldn't find one to fit me so i said give it to janice. give it to janice and they said all right, we'll do janice. >> i appreciate that. i think you would look good in this color. i also have to tell you that christine moore is the official milner at the kentucky derby and she fashioned this

. >> hallelujah. >> if anybody could survive that it was her >> there she goes. >> i never experiencedis showing up with so much freaking heart and so much passion. these guys were not going to give up on me, thank god [ cheers and applause >> reporter: now celebrating and giving thanks to the community that never lost hope. >> amanda! >> reporter: now, she is home with her family now. we will hear from her later today. apparently, the wounds on her legs are particularly excruciating she is in for a long recovery road ahead we will hear from her at the hospital really looking forward to hearing more of her story. >> thank you so much. >>> we are joined by two of amanda eller's friends, javier cantellops found and rescued amanda, and sara haines helped coordinate the search effort good morning to you. >> good morning. >> hi. >> i see a lot of smiles there, and for good reason. do i have this right -- amanda was actually at the party for her rescuers last night? she came >> that's right. she definitely was >> and how is she? i am blown away by that. >> she is doing great. she has a littl

>> i would say, hallelujah.ast we have somebody in a position to do something about it, to figure out exactly what was going on in that very crucial period between the election and when mr. trump took office. as bill barr said he used the word several times in his interview, strange. that's putting it mildly. what was going on here does not smell right and the only person in government really that has the authority and the jurisdiction to get to the bottom of it is bill barr. it is not the inspector general. that, that work of the inspector general at the department of justice is limited just to internal decisions within the department. bill barr is the attorney general has jurisdiction to look at what these other officials were doing in that process. neil: is it your sense, congressman, that whole matter becomes one investigation after another? obviously the house democrats particularly want to pursue more on the mueller report. republicans are responding now with this investigation, the investigation into coun

. ♪ hallelujah >> that's too loud >> okay, sorry >> do it nicely, okay? you the weather? >>> lots to get to in th weather department because we have got these storms. i mean, this is one after another after another. today we are going to see them in the midwest and redevelop back through parts of the western plains so we have got heavy rain moving through des moines right now that is almost over. but we also have heavier rain approaching the kansas city area, moving through southeastern kansas as well. so we have the flash flood alerts in effect for five million people flash flooding is also a likely scenario with the fact that the ground is totally saturated and more heavy rain is expected. two areas, one that includes chicago just north of indianapolis and another including north platte, those areas we could see damaging winds, isolated tornados, and hail possibly an inch or more in diameter tomorrow we are going to see the threat back across kansas and into nebraska. also through northwestern missouri as well i want to focus on the flooding right now.

hallelujah! >> reporter: a miracle in maui. >> it's just unbelievable.to have my girl back. >> reporter: this morning a woman who was missing since she set off an a hike more than two weeks ago is safe and sound, reuniteid with her friends and family. 35-year-old amanda eller a yoga instructor and physical therapist disappeared on may 8th after going on a walk in the woods. when she didn't come home, her boyfriend called police fearing the worst. >> i'm hoping that she did not arrive i knew something was wrong. >> reporter: police found her white suv with a wallet and phone inside in maui. but after 72 hours police called off the search. still her friends and family didn't give up and her family offered up $50,000 for her return. search parties combed the area by land and air. >> we felt strongly she was in the forest from the get-go. >> reporter: and late friday they spotted her deep in the forest as they flew over maui in a helicopter. >> we're all looking down at the same time and at the same time we all did a double take. there is a hiker. >> it was

hallelujah! >> reporter: a miracle in maui. >> it's just unbelievable.m so incredibly happy to have my girl back. >> reporter: a woman who was missing ever since she set off on a hike more than two weeks ago is safe and sound, reunited with her friends and family. 35-year-old amanda eller, a yoga instructor and physical therapist, mysteriously disappeared may 8th after going on a walk in the woods. when she didn't come home, her boyfriend called police fearing the worst. >> that she did not arrive home at night, i knew something was wrong. >> police found her white sunk with wallet and cell phone inside at a popular trail in the mack waughia reserve in maui. but after 72 hours, police called off the search. her family and friends didn't give up and the family offered up $50,000 for her return. search parties scanned the area by land and air. >> we felt confident she was in the forest. >> reporter: and deep friday they spotted her deep in the forest. >> we're all looking down at the same time and at the same time we did a double take, oh, there's a hiker.

. >> amen, hallelujah. this is going to be tough on you, jason, because the ladies have brought it. of the week are all the parents down at morehouse, spelman and clark atlanta who were there for their kids' graduation this week. the famous racist church who wants to protest wanted to come and make a stink. i'm proud of all the parents not to give them the attention they want. not 20 minutes ago, the ceo agreed to pay off the entire debt of class 2019. that is how you win the week. >> he's one of the few black billionaires in the country. he is amazing. >> i'm not sure that i can top that. that's actually -- good for him and good for all of them. sometimes you try throateaten t you're going to do these things in the black community, you get what you came for. all right, so my contender, and i'm actually going to call it a four-way tie today, honestly, because i loved all you guys' during the week. it's a four-way tie. i'm picking the lunch lady. we've all been to public school. the lunch lady sometimes is the difference between you having a chocolate milk and you being thirsty, a li

so i don't want to take this great leap in saying hallelujah, we're at a space now where donald trumpnize how racist we all are and we want to move away from that. there's still an underlining i think problem, joe, that still needs to be addressed in so many sectors that white folks an black folks interact in america. >> and what a great point you made that the historic election of barack obama actually brought about a complacency that has been now wiped away. i wanted to ask you, we've talked over the phone about this, about mayor pete. he did very well at your national convention. he's doing very well among white americans, but he is not moving black americans in the democratic party right now. he comes in at 0% if you look at the cross tabs in a recent south carolina poll and even 0% in indiana. can you tell us any insight from what you hear from activists on the ground, why is that the case and also what can he do to -- to get more support among the very people he needs support from the most. >> i think that the thing that mayor pete had to deal with first is that he was unknown t