we are about 15 minutes away from kickoff in kansas city. let's go out to the broadcast booth where dennis o'donnell and tim ryan are getting ready to call the game. dennis? >> reporter: thank you, kim. the story line in san francisco and kansas city as you said has been alex smith all week long. but this is not the first time san francisco fans have seen their quarterback come to kansas city. >> our team not a trusted agent anymore. >> reporter: alex smith is now a trusted agent of the chiefs becoming the fourth 49er quarterback to go from san francisco to a starter in kansas. >> it's big for two guys, joe montana and steve young. >> reporter: 1994, the 38-year- old joe montana proved he still has gas left in the tank throwing two touchdowns and beating the 49ers 24-17. >> touchdown, valerio! >> reporter: like montana, alex smith wants to prove his doubters wrong telling the "new york times" that he wants to, quote, stick it to everybody who thought we couldn't do it. was he talking about the 49? >> no. it was not directed at them at all. i

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it's been a rough night in northern oklahoma and kansas. not so much severe weather, but the radar just heavy torrential rains. i-35 is the worst drive around from oklahoma city and soon up to wichita who has avoided the rain at this point. as we shift over a little bit, this area of springfield just to the east of there, that's where we've been dealing with the heavy rain over the last couple of mornings. as of now you're okay. the other story was the heat yesterday in the deep south. 105 in dallas. 104 in san antonio. it's going to be another scorching day in areas of the deep south. heat advisories are up for many spots. once again, 100 to 105. that hot forecast, as far as the airports go today, there will be a lot of clouds, showers and thunderstorms around new york city, philly, baltimore and d.c. a lot of big airports are going to have storms. that means a lot of big delays this afternoon. that's a look at your national forecast. now here is a look at the weather outside your window. many days, with that front trying to move through,

. >>> heavy rain in central kansas caused widespread flashed flooding. an assisted living facility and hundreds of other residents had been evacuated. a flash flood warning sish used through monday morning. now for a look another the weather, here is nbc meteorologist dylan dreyer. all that water, is it going to continue? >> they're going to get more rain. the flash flood warnings are in effect for today. it only takes two feet of water to sweep a car away. that's why these warnings are issued to remind people don't drive into those, what look like puddles because they could be much deeper than you expect. back through kansas we're seeing more rain, also southern missouri and arkansas. minneapolis seeing torrential downpours with those thunderstorms moving into northeastern iowa. we are looking at the threat of perhaps up to three inches of rain in minneapolis and down across southeastern kansas, southern missouri and northern arkansas, an area that does not need anymore rain. they could end up with another two inches of rain. because of that there are s

index" tonight, a kind of canyon opening up in kansas? you heard it right.er in kansas went up to see his pasture and found a hole instead, 90 feet deep and about the size of a football field. it's a mystery, a giant sink hole that isn't near an oil field or a broken water main. his cattle are all right but the rancher says the sink hole is growing, and he can't keep the tourists away. >>> for the first time in history we will tell you about a new kind of hamburger and here it is. what's different? well, it costs $330,000 and takes years to make because it was created in a laboratory grown in a dish from the cells of a cow, not a cow itself. scientists hoping some day living cattle won't be needed. today two food reviewers tasted it, saying it was a little dry, causing us to think of this lady, remember? >> where's the beef? >> where is that beef. >>> for one 4-year-old what's it like to go to work with daddy? well, getting to watch him play golf. tiger woods won at the bridgestone yesterday matching a pga record for winning the same tournament and shatterin

kansas secretary of state chris kovach among our guests.nd the end of the road is near for the self -- self-proclaimed hugger. san diego mayor. bradley manning wants to be chesley as he pursues tax payer funded gender reassignment their peak from is leavenworthrison cell. the "a-team" takes the ball of that and a great deal more. we begin tonight with another possible reason the president's foreign policy is so incoherent and ineffective that members of his own administration seem uninformed. today's state department news featured a shocking contradiction from spokesperson jan saki. take a listen. >> the red line is the use of c.w. cover chemical weapons. that was crossed a couple of months ago. the president took action which we talked about the time. lou: confident in her assessment that syria had already crossed that red line. the obama administration and responded. until a few ments later when she offered up this blatant contradiction. >> we still believe that they don't have the capability to use chemical weapons. th is not changed. ag

every part of society in kansas city is talking about this. it's a big deal. >> host: again, i have been left restrained about this that you have. for me, the notion of a single company may kinematics, controlling the post office and also the infrastructure is essentially the creation of alternative internet. >> guest: compared to what? for me, the google experiment is like the worlds they are. we could not imagine electricity and other domestic uses until these giant world fairs in the beginning of the 20th century. people went to visit and they saw a lecture kitchens any idea that electric appliance totally foreign at the time. so kansas city is the world fair of high-capacity bp people will say that not an experience in touch feel it and that will drive policy. i am more interested in the google experiment as a digitalization of what is possible. i share your concerns that if you had one at your doing everything, content and everything else, there are risks to the free flow of information there. google swears they are not using data from pe

s coming utap on sport extra, thee nationals though back but also leap forward in kansas city. one red skins rookie learns it's a take game. first we start with the red skins third preseason game. tonight there was both good news and bad news to report. we'll start with the bad news.e. sec year cornerback richard crawford turn his lcl, possibly liz acl. he will be out for the entirentr year. the red skins won their third preseason game and did it withit the third and fourth-stringourt quarterback. how about that? the first thing quarterback, robert griffin iii suiting up again as a spectator. cuns not suiting up. he was out with a mild foot sprain. third and seven at the red skins h 3 wp jenkins gets blocked to the ground and does not quit. he ends the drive. how about the red skins first possession? it looked better. recollection grossman starting. goes downfield to davis, davis looking strong as he comes backe from c the achilles surgery. 31 yarld game to the 30. two plays later grossman to garsoni, seven-yard touchdown. grossman completes 11 of 21 passes for 171 yards, 7-0 r

in wichita, kansas, streets turned to rivers, submerging cars. swamping their engines. abc meteorologist ginger zee picks up the story there. >> reporter: submerged on a sunday. more than seven inches of rain, filling backyards, enveloping cars in some parts of central kansas. >> these cars that we're weaving around right now are cars that have been stalled here all night. >> reporter: the seemingly never-ending rains closing road after road. cars and people bobbing in the flooded streets near wichita. it's been a rough weekend, just east of the rockies. in northeast colorado, sheets of rain blurring the neighborhood. relentless hail coating the roads. one hailstone almost three inches wide. a reported tornado causing a truck to flip, a roof to rip. and look at those mounds of white. that is hail, plowable hail in windsor, colorado. they could have used the plows in montana. golf ball-sized hail bombarding the highway. and now, as the kansas flooding fades, they say it's a setback with a silver lining. >> always get frustrated when this happens, yeah, you always get fru

more heavy rain through kansas even into areas of missouri and parts of arkansas. that's what we are talking the potential for severe weather. damaging winds up to 60 miles per hour large hail and tornadoes. large spread area north dakota, south dakota parts of nebraska and also a wide area of kansas especially the person part of the state is what we are looking at the severe weather risk. still on the hot side in texas at this hour it's 85 degrees we are talking triple tig gets as we head through the after noovenlt parts of the great lakes and the northeast it is beautiful this morning feeling more like september weather rather than early august weather across the area. current temperatures only 60 chicago and the city of cleveland. you will stay below average in the 70s new york city, cleveland, chicago. it is absolutely gorgeous out there. 103 for dallas 103 san antonio. continuing to be on the hot side. by wednesday 105 add in a little humidity it will feel even hotter than that. otherwise, more storms. a lot of weather to talk about. >> dangerous heat. >> brin

and people love it in kansas city. every part of society in kansas city is talking about this market. it's a big deal. >> host: it's a big deal. again though i have been less restrained about this venue have i think but for me the notion of a single company controlling the post office and also controlling the infrastructure is essentially the creative -- creation of an alternative internet. >> guest: well, compared to what? for me the google experiment is like the world's fair. we could imagine uses of electricity, domestic uses particularly until these giant world fairs in the 20 century. people went to visit and they saw electric kitchens and electric kitchens and they saw the ideas of electric appliances totally fine at the time so kansas city for me is the world's fair of very high-capacity standardized connectivity and people are going to live in that an experience it and touch it and feel it and that will drive policy. i'm more interested in the google experiment is a visualization of what is possible. i am conce

it's another day of showers and thunderstorms from kansas to the ohio valley.st will see showers and storms. the same goes for the northeast coast. isolated showers are possible along the west coast. >>> this morning we're getting a rare realtime view of the tornado that swept through moore, oklahoma, in may. the video shows the approaching funnel cloud and debris tossed violently around. it was recorded by church surveillance cameras just recovered from a broken dvr. that tornado killed 25 people. >>> a florida man accused of killing his wife made it easy for police. he apparently posted a picture of her body on facebook. on thursday he was charged with first-degree murder. gaby fleischman of our miami station wfor reports. >> reporter: this picture shows a smiling medina family out for a pool day. less than 12 hours later, 31-year-old eric medina posted another picture on his facebook page, an image of his wife jennifer alfonso lying dead on their kitchen floor. >> i can't fathom that. >> reporter: investigators swarmed his home after they say he walked into

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a school bus crashed outside kansas city and there are multiple injuries. these are live pictures from the scene. the bus overturned on a highway near kansas city. it happened about an hour ago. several ambulances are still at the scene of the accident. we just learned that one hospital is preparing to receive at least 8 children. we don't know how many people were on board and the extent of the injuries at this point, but we will keep you updated. >>> these out of control flames are threatening more than 2,000 homes, hotels and camp buildings near yosemite national park. authorities say the rim fire has grown to more than 25 square miles and is only 5% contained today. the amount of smoke pouring into the sky just shows the size of the massive fire. people are leaving behind their homes and campgrounds. >> a lot of memories, been up there 15, 18 years. so we just had a family reunion up there. the first weekend of august we had 60 people up there. we had a big family reunion. >> so far, two homes and five other buildings have burned and the fire has jumped

the other rainy spot is in eastern kansas. wichita, emporia, kansas city.d shapes up. still very hot. we're talking easily 100 to 105 in much of texas all the way through much of the midwest. cool through the great lakes. temperatures will be in the 70s at most during the day and at night could be dropping off into the 50s. that's like good fall camping weather. as far as thunderstorms go, saturday we'll see a few of them along the mid-atlantic but not a lot on sunday. here's the wrapup for the weekend forecast. pick your area out. showers and storms, missouri up to florida. saturday, not a washout. storms from kansas city all the way back to jersey. finally looks like a really nice sunday on the eastern seaboard. new england, the humidity level will come down. overall, the weekend, not too many people have washouts. >> bill, thanks so much, buddy. >>> coming up at the top of the hour on "morning joe," obama/putin relationship. how russia granting asylum to edward snowden could complicate a tough relationship. >>> coming up, we have seen tough parliamentary

from kansas to tennessee. to give you a sense of the intensity of the downpours they've been seeing, parts of missouri saw 15 inches of rain in two days. parts of arkansas got 10 inches overnight. so far this weather system has left at least two people dead. we begin our coverage in hard-hit nashville and nbc's kerry sanders. kerry, give us a sense of what all that water is doing. >> reporter: well, good evening, lester. more than 200 people here in tennessee were rescued by boat. the power of those flash floods is evident right here. this is the foundation of what was a one-story office building. those flash floods picked it up and deposited it over here in a parking lot. rain was predicted, but nashville residents didn't expect to wake up to this. eight inches of rain on already saturated ground sent water rushing down city streets and highways, forcing some to shut down completely. it began before dawn. >> a couple more inches and this area is going to be in trouble again. so hopefully this will slow down.

the 49ers will face an old friend in kansas city. jim harbaugh and his team are looking forward to it. >> it is the first time for everything. we are looking forward to it, and i know alex knows we are coming. >> i hope we smack them up. we are friends off the field, but when he play i don't want him to do well. >> that game is on channel 5 friday night. >> yes. >> i will mention it all week. >>> we all played wiffle ball as kids. this is a replica stadium. jason williams is playing in taiwan. look at that. walk off home run to get the win. he was pelted by bubble gum. reigning league champs, copenhagen. showing off, look at that. are you kidding me? bare handing it and getting the out. that is the number 1 play of the night. 49ers this friday night on channel 5. it will be on channel 5. >> awesome. >> don't forget the hour-long post game show. >> a shark tale. wait until you see what happened next. ,, ♪ all right, let's go ♪ shimmy, shimmy chocolate ♪ shimmy, shimmy chocolate ♪ we, we chocolate cross over ♪ yeah, we chocolate cross

they're looking for robert kling, the man who rented the ryder truck in junction city, kansas. >> itseems hard to believe that all this destruction is the work of only two men. >> the next day armed with sketches of kling and a suspected companion, law enforcement officers canvas the entire area. >> one agent was assigned the dream land motel, and when he walked in and talked to the owner of that particular place, and he asked her, has anyone been in here that had a ryder truck with him? she said actually there was here recently. so the agent decided show her the artist conception. she looked at it and said that really looks like the fellow who rented room 25. >> it read the name of tim mcveigh. the ryder rental truck had been rented in the name of robert kling. there was some question as to which was the true name, if either were a true name. >> so we do a record search through our national crime information center to see if any timothy mcveighs had been arrested anywhere in the united states recently. to our surprise we learned that timothy mcveigh has been arrested in noble county

a wet ride in the rockies, kansas and oklahoma.erstorms drenching highways from the great lakes to the ohio valley. and slick roads east of the mississippi. >> if you're flying today, just a few cities to be concerned about. airport delays are possible in denver, kansas and detroit. >>> now, to switzerland, where investigators are searching for the cause of a deadly hat air balloon crash. a man from california was killed. the rest of his family, injured. lama hasan reports. >> reporter: horrifying images of what was meant to be an american family's summer holiday. remnants of their now deflated hot air balloon. a air of shoes strewn on the ground. the family of four had been traveling for two hours in clear weather, soaking in this breathtaking scenery when suddenly, their hot air balloon hit an electricity power line. plunging 165 feet, they came crashing to the ground. the adamson family, well-known in malibu, were on vacation here. grant adamson, the father, was declared dead at the scene. earlier this year, in egypt, it was a h

mcveigh buys the 1977 yellow mercury from a used car dealer in junction city, kansas. the next day, mcveigh reserves the ryder truck from the body shop, using the alias, kling. they drive to oklahoma city, mcveigh parks it several blocks away from the murrah building. he removes the license plate from the car, and says not abandoned, please do not tow, will move by april 23rd. needs battery and cable. two days later, mcveigh and nicho nichols meet. >> it would have been mixed in barrels, something akin to a 50-gallon plastic barrel. it led to the boosters, and then ultimately that detonating cord would have come together where the detonating caps or blasters were. >> reporter: but at the last minute, terry nichols, like michael fortier, bails out. >> as time grew near to the bombing, nichols got cold feet. he decided he didn't want to do that. he decided that was going too far. mcveigh screamed at him, threatened him, may have threatened to kill him. >> on the morning of april 19th, mcveigh, now on his own, drives the ryder truck into oklahoma city. at 8:57 a.m., secur

ajent of the chiefs becoming the fourth 49er quarter bashg to go from san francisco to a starter in kansas city. >> 1994, joe montana proved he still has gas left in the tank. like montana, alex smith wants to prove his doubters wrong telling the new york times that he wants to, quote, stick it to everybody who thought we couldn't do it. whiz talking about the 49ers? . >> no. it was not directed at them at all. i think just in joan. i think just over the years, things you go through, doubters, things like that, it builds up. those guys gave me an opportunity, given me a couple opportunities over the years there, coach harbaugh and that crew. obviously we disagreed what happened last year, but you mouf fron it. so, no, that was not solely directed to them at all. >> as for his old teammates. >> we're looking forward to it and hope we smack him up. he doesn't play for our team anymore sdmri think alex's comments were directed at the 49ers, and they ought to be. he should have that kind of at tushgsd and he will have. >> exactly. >> great game. exactly. >> thank you. >>> and, of course, the 4

montana right down through kansas and speaking of kansas, talk about the rain you saw yesterday.hes of rain in just the morning hours and seeing more thunderstorms in the area is never a good thing. the flooding potential will be high. a rainy summer. more rain expected, again, into the southeast. another couple inches expected in your area but in the northeast, complete opposite picture. gorgeous temperatures below normal. actually seeing 70s today. we like it. will it stay this way? we have the outlook for the month. ta-da, it will stay that way for at least a month. >> normal, normal, above and below. >> thanks so much, indra. >>> almost at the top of the hour, everyone. which means it is time for the top news. >> this is not the usual kind of chatter, but had to be corroborated to take this kind of action. >>> significant threat. new details on the al qaeda messages that forced the u.s. to close embassies across the middle east and north africa for a week. is the plot already in motion? >>> in an instant. the terrifying moments caught on tape as this building collapses and fi

police in georgia, kansas, oregon and florida investigated scams like this.possible to track down the scammers. u.s. attorneys police and other federal officials are now trying to get the word out about the scam and make sure people know if they don't already notify people about arrest warrants. >> diane macedo fox business, thanks. >> a medical emergency for nast d nascar driver doan knee stewart. >> it's the video they don't want you to see. passenger's luggage left out in the rain to get all soaking wet. >> let's check in right now with steve doocy on "fox & friends." >> where is the skycap. con on get out there and get the bags. >> coming up on "fox & friends." a witness to the fort hood attack breaks his silence and tells the story you are not here. a store owner fined 30,000 dollars for posting a political sign inside her own shop. how does that happen? game show week continues this time to get money. we did get geraldo rivera. he will play the quiz master. gadgets that will help you get to sleep. the best workout for your pets. all american summer conc

alex smith leading kansas city. alex spent his first seven seasons with the 49ers and was dragged through the ringers with a coaching system and weak supporting cast. he was traded to kansas city this off season with the emergence of kaepernick. kaep took over and lead the 49ers to the super bowl where they suffered their first loss ever in the big game. 49er offensive coordinator greg roman for one will not get caught up in facing his former pupil. >> nameless, face less opponent. you no i, -- you know, loved working with alex. happy for alex and alex's success and very appreciative of all of the contributions he made while a 49er. wish him nothing but the best. he is a fine, fine competitor and quarterback. >> meanwhile, the raiders are just trying to field a winning team. they have a lot of holes to fill on both sides of the ball. even though it is pre-season, the players want a win and the players accomplished that on friday against tony romo and the cowboys who already had a game under their belt. they admitted

alex smith leading kansas city. alex spent his first seven seasons with the 49ers and was dragged through the ringers with a coaching system and weak supporting cast. he was traded to kansas city this off season with the emergence of kaepernick. kaep took over and lead the 49ers to the super bowl where they suffered their first loss ever in the big game. 49er offensive coordinator greg roman for one will not get caught up in facing his former pupil. >> nameless, face less opponent. you no i, -- you know, loved working with alex. happy for alex and alex's success and very appreciative of all of the contributions he made while a 49er. wish him nothing but the best. he is a fine, fine competitor and quarterback. >> meanwhile, the raiders are just trying to field a winning team. they have a lot of holes to fill on both sides of the ball. even though it is pre-season, the players want a win and the players accomplished that on friday against tony romo and the cowboys who already had a game under their belt. they admitted

and in kansas, a spectacular light show. severe storms plowing across the plains with 80-mile-per-hour wind gusts and ping-pong sized hail. >> and ginger is here tonight. ginger, there's more rain in the forecast. >> right. it's all related to that same front. now we go further west. you can see why. there's that low pressure system positioned over northern texas, and western oklahoma. it is retro grade, almost moves backward. most of the rain will happen in central kansas, wichita up to salina. >> and meanwhile off the coast of florida we're looking at the return of dorian. >> yes, or dorian or what's left of it. most of us won't see any of this which is great news. it really jets off into the atlantic. the only thing you'll see are clouds and maybe a rain ban. >> overall it's heading in the right direction. >> thank you, ginger. health officials on the trail of a stomach bug that's affected 400 people in 16 states. they're now doubling down. they've found the source of some of these cases but there are still a lot of unans

and people love it in kansas city. every part of society is talking about this market. it's a big deal. >> host: i have been less restrained about this. for me the notion of a single company controlling the post office and also controlling the infrastructure is essentially the creation of alternative internet, not just the internet, but the net. >> guest: compared to what? fahmy, the google experiment is like the world's fair. we couldn't imagine use of electricity until the giant world fair back at the beginning of the planet century. people went to visit in the face of the electric kitchens and the idea of electric appliances at the times. so, kansas city for me is the welfare of very high capacity standardized connectivity that people are going to live in that and experience it and touch it and hulett and that will derived the policy. so i am more interested in the experiment as the digitalization of what is possible. volume concerned and i share your concerns that if you have one after the coup actor doing something that is for bulkeley integrated there are risks to

>> over the weekend, crazy in kansas, now parts of arkansas.ut five inches of rainfall. understand, they've had 13 inches in the past 45 days out there. so it's just one storm on top of another. farther up in hutchinson, had some hail as well. but the flooding just still continues this morning. this is a storm, that system that developed in the overnight hours. typically you expect the rain to be all day long. this was an all-night-long rainfall during the night. this was saturday night into sunday morning. now we're pushing you ahead until today. more scattered rain over chanute, kansas. and there are spots. now, i know the radar picks it up well, but there are spots you'll see that are in the white, the pink, and that's ten inches of rainfall or more in the past 48 hours here across parts of kansas and into missouri. and there's just more rain coming. when you see a front that's blue, red, blue, red, that means it's stationary, it's not going anywhere like a stationary bike. and if a front's stationary, then rain starts and stops in the same

they're looking for robert kling, the man who rented the ryder truck in junction city, kansas. >> it seems hard to believe that all this destruction is the work of only two men. >> the next day armed with sketches of kling and a suspected companion, law enforcement officers canvas the entire area. >> one agent was assigned the dream land motel, and when he walked in and talked to the owner of that particular place, and he asked her, has anyone been in here that had a ryder truck with him? she said actually there was here recently. so the agent decided show her the artist conception. she looked at it and said that really looks like the fellow who rented room 25. >> it read the name of tim mcveigh. the ryder rental truck had been rented in the name of robert kling. there was some question as to which was the true name, if either were a true name. >> so we do a record search through our national crime information center to see if any timothy mcveighs had been arrested anywhere in the united states recently. to our surprise we learned that timothy mcveigh has been arrested in noble count

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the best chance of severe storms will be right across parts of oklahoma and kansas. biggest threat, though, will be for damaging winds and also large hail and we co-also see heavier downpours in an area that does not need more rain. now here's a look at the weather outside your window. in boston, 79 degrees, partly cloudy, low humidity, not too bad. 89 in recall lay, north carolina with late-day thunderstorms. pittsburgh should top out around 82 today. we're in the 90s in houston, texas but that is some relief from the triple digits. 79 in minneapolis. so we are still watching the areas in the plain states. also arkansas and missouri. tomorrow, they're going to get another round of rain. they've already had about 18 inches of rain since the beginning of august. >> oh, it's summertime. >> i know. >> thanks, dylan. >>> just ahead, we'll go to cairo and egyptian police vow to crack down on protesters. >>> plus, a 12-year-old gem of a find. we'll tell you what it is when "early today" returns. >>> welcome back. well, the state is set in egypt for a possible confrontation

city missouri number three four years ago so she's still still and she's still lurking around kansas city and she's still in the. first edition. it was for a commercial for applebee's and i booked it and i was i was going out for the extra i cop bumped up her principal you did that first audition i don't remember i remember my first job i was two years old doing it was a print ad for a shot children's bug spray and i remember i was on the cover of some magazine and i had like a net and i was it was me smiling and it said mommy i don't itch anymore you remember your first audition was from out walk and i did not get a call back. was it it's nerve racking isn't it was it by the way i was i was fired from saved by the bell do you know what a lousy actor you have to be to be fired for it said by the bell. my career is really just been managed humiliation to tell you the truth you memory almost absurd line of dialogue mine was vicky once you accept that i'm your real half brother you'll understand that dorian couldn't have killed your real father. outside of that with a straight face you

the bus overturned in kansas city. eight sixth grade girls hurt. their injuries not considered life threatening. tonight we are learning a suspected gunman entered a school in georgia was heavily armed nearly 500 rounds of ammunition and an ak-47. they show hill in front of a mirror posing handing an ak-47. a school employee talked about him out of going on a rampage and believed he looked like help wanted to kill. >> he said he didn't have any reason to live, he knew he was going to die today. >> i believe it was bigger than me. he was a hurting young man. i just started praying for him. >> she kept talking to him to make sure he didn't go outside where the children were. more from fox's deidre dukes. >> reporter: musical math session, 145 elementary students that showed up for school are excited at mcnara high. >> it is very emotional. >> reporter: knowing the real danger they faced. >> he was giving demands there is intruder alert but this is real. >> they began alerting staff there was a gunman on staff. >> i didn't know where he was. that was

he's from kansas and he takes every opportunity to talk about our stories. we have a network to make sure we keep going forward with this >> thank you we're going to go to questions from the audience. we're going to start with a few partners. first bob who's president and ceo of the san francisco chamber and if i'm not imposing too much we have others to the extent we have time >> thank you carl thank you for getting us ail together. first of all, i'd be remissed mr. mayor if i didn't congratulate you on the events coming up. before i get to my question. thank you for your participation particularly entrepreneurs. i want to get you to talk about the education and the world of the united states. what kind of impact if the immigration reform didn't happen what impact will it have >> in the short time the visas the h1 petition we're trying to find a replacement for that person in the united states it's difficult to find people with skills so we might enable them to set up their offices and build a team. >> i was going to say if you guys haven't checked out the

look at the pictures out of kansas. crazy lightning with that supercell. driving through ping-pong ball-sized hail. and 80-mile-per-hour wind gusts. where will the severe weather be today? let me show you. it will be in parts of the plains, also in eastern montana. pueblo, and garden city in southwestern kansas. and the rain comes with it. very heavy at times. there's been flash flood warnings in parts of missouri. in northern arkansas, they'll go today. and goodland, kansas, you're in the bull's eye for some of the heaviest rain. you're want to be cool, go into the northern great lakes. minneapolis going to be 78 today. chicago, below the 80-degree mark, too. and seattle got their first measurable rain in quite a while. they had over a month without it. now, trying out for the rest of the weekend. >> time to show our kid forecaster. we have to get right into it. bill kelly, who is a chief meteorologist at one of our columbus stations, he has a little daughter that's the cutest thing you've ever seen. wait until you see her in the next half hour. >> thank

we have been monitoring excessive rainfall stretching from kansas to the other side of texas.as was staying dry for a while this summer. from florida up into georgia, and carolinas and virginia. and because of that we have had problems with morning fog. then as that breaks up, we have got more showers that come through, but these are not as heavy today as what we have been experiencing for the last week or so. we get a little bit of a break, but still as we get the afternoon going, you can see the northern portion of georgia, you are getting really heavy showers right now. we have a larger disturbance rolling through, and it's swirling parts of california and nevada as well. that's going up into the southern portion of oregon and idaho, and the concern will be the lightning will spark more wildfire activity. with 53 wildfires already burning here, we're concerned about strikes in the afternovef and evening. we'll have more and temperatures too in the next half hour. richel? >> rebecca thank you. stay tuned and be sure to visit aljazeera.com. thank you so much for your time. ♪

take a look at this video out of emporia, kansas, kind of between kansas city and wichita, kind of rightpeople and big-time flooding going through there. they've seen 4 to 5 inches of rain over the last couple of days. there's more rain there this morning, so this flooding is not going anywhere. they've just gotten pounded with rain over the last week. and unfortunately, got to tell you, there's some more there today, and over the next couple of days. we have a front that's kind of stalled out across the area and we'll continue to see these impulses of energy move through, and each day these showers and some of them very heavy rain showers continue through the area. the good part is, i think today the severe weather for that area is gone. in fact, i don't think today we're looking at any kind of real severe weather threat anywhere, not any widespread threat, but we will see a little bit of severe weather. cooler temps around the great lakes. this front has moved through and dropped things down. chicago, today, enjoy it. a spectacular 74 degrees on the lake, a nice one. guys, back to you

louis, kansas city, detroit, and flint, michigan -- as well as here in new york city .ore we're joined by one of the workers, terrance wise, who works at both burger king and pizza hut and is a member of the standard kansas city. .e joins us from kcpt and here in new york, we're joined by josh eidelson like intruding writer at salon.com. his latest piece is, "fast food strikes intensify in seven cities." josh, talk about this expanding, massive protest that is taking place. far the largest right by fast food workers in the history of the united states, less than one year after the first big strike by fast food workers anywhere in the united states. it demonstrates a real escalation in this campaign. it is a dramatic showdown between and embattled labor movement and an industry that crly n only is prevalent in the u.s. economy, but really represents where jobs are going in the u.s. economy. organizers estimate somewhere between 2000 and 3000 workers at least have gone on strike this week. this is a mammoth industry, so it is not one that is going to concede quickly. we w