bill karins winning 2-1, 64% to bill karins. that does it for us, i'm yasmin vossoughian, alongside louis burgdorf, along with ayman mohyeldin. our biggest fan out there. that's your name. howard stern is ayman mohyeldin. "morning joe" starts right now. >>> you've said it should be wrapped up. do you believe that it should be wrapped up overall? or just as it pertains in any way to president trump? >> i think it should be wrapped up completely. i think in fact they should apologize to him for putting him through this and then someone should apologize to the united states of america for putting the country through this. >> that's president trump's attorney, rudy giuliani, he had more to say about the russia investigation yesterday. telling nbc's halle jackson, after days of no response, the special counsel has responded to some of giuliani's questions with regard to a potential presidential interview saying quote they're engaging us on several points where we could reach an agreement. asked for details, giuliani said quote, that'

. >>> here is bill karins with our weather. >> yes, showers today as go throughout the inner mountain west. wednesday a similar pattern. a lot of big cities from seattle to portland, much of the weekend, but no issues 70s if s toe, low 80s. can't do much better than that for the west. >> we'll take it, all right bill, thank you. >> one georgetown university student achieving one goal after another. he opportunity paralyzed after after a football game his junior year. >>> and an american held in a jail in venezuela is now in great risk. simparica is what kills tick and fleas, like us. kills? kills! studies show at the end of the month, it kills more ticks in less time than frontline plus and nexgard. guess we should mosey on. see ya never, roxy! use simparica with caution in dogs with a history of seizures or neurologic disorders. the most common side effects are vomiting, diarrhea, and lethargy. say goodbye to ticks and fleas... with monthly simparica chewables. somehow we always leave packing to the last minute. guys, i have a couple of things to wash. we got this. even on quick cycl

let's get a check of your weather with meteorologist bill karins.storm? >> a little more on the two. they called the fire chief on the town they were in about the storms and about the rain to get advice for people to stay safe. and then they jut -- the randomness of falling trees, horrible. so, my condolence to them and their family and friends and coworkers at the station, too. the storm itself has weakened to a subtropical depression. it was all about the rain. an ugly morning in montgomery. it is ba to get that way in birmingham. that's the worst of the rain from what's left of alberto. 27 million people still under flash flood watches because it's been so wet in the southeast, as alberto moves to the north we'll get bands and storms into areas of west virginia, virginia, the month untans of north carolina. but the primary concern is going to be montgomery to birmingham, and then through tennessee all the way back up through western kentucky through the central illinois. even chicago is going to get drenched by this. we're talking the pink and th

bill karins on the road. >> yasmine, you want to weigh in?tate warriors. >> a safe bet. >>> still ahead, new reaction to the roseanne controversy. >>> plus, ivanka trump at her dad's side, leading some to ask where's the first lady? we'll have melania's response next. ke) at farmers, we've seen almost everything so we know how to cover almost anything. even "close claws." (driver) so, we took your shortcut, which was a bad idea. [cougar growling] (passenger) what are you doing? (driver) i can't believe that worked. i dropped the keys. (burke) and we covered it. talk to farmers, we know a thing or two because we've seen a thing or two. ♪ we are farmers. bum-pa-dum, bum-bum-bum-bum ♪ dray, when he was younger, he loved to smile; and we knew he would need braces because his teeth were coming in funny. that's when he had the bunny rabbits. we called him the bunny rabbit. now, those are the same two front teeth, there, that they are now. then dray ended up having to wear braces for 5 years because he never made it to appointments, because he was b

hello, i'm karin giannone, this is outside source. the british foreign secretary appeals for the united states not to tear up the iran nuclear deal — he's met the new secretary of state and appeared on fox news. we think that what you can do is be tougher on iran, address the concerns of the president and not throw the baby out with the bath water. vladmir putin is sworn in for a fourth term — extending his almost two—decade rule as the president of russia. india is reeling after two teenagers were raped and then set on fire. and melania trump steps into the limelight to announce her own policy initiatives — one of them is online bullying. our top story this hour is the iran nuclear deal. the us president has tweeted this: rather sooner than we expected, although we knew he was going to announce his decision by this saturday. britain, france and germany have been making last ditch pleas to the us to stay in. the british foreign secretary boris johnson is washington. he doesn't have a meeting planned with the president — so did what ma

. >> let's get a check on your weather with bill karins. some soggy weather throughout the country. >> this week is going to be really warm. many areas will get hit and miss showers and storms. so let's go into the forecast now, the radar overnight, memphis dodging in and out of the storms all day long. not a lot of people at risk of severe storms. about 4 million people from indianapolis into central ohio. maybe a few severe storms. tornado risk very low today which is good. let's get to the week ahead forecast. if you want a picture perfect day it's today. this is as good as it gets. low humidity. this afternoon is going to be sunny and bright. boston 78. 80 in d.c. rain will go through chicago, the first half of today. head for detrait late this evening and now through florida it's been a very wet may in florida. that continues into today. as we go through tuesday those showers roll through the northeast and great weather returns on tuesday. stormy weather continues thursday, even into friday. it's not going to rain all day long every da

let's go to bill karins. >> no huge a significant damage. minor damage to a couple homes. we got through most of day one okay. now we have to get through day two and day three. now from today we go to chicago all the way to texas, but it's this area from oklahoma northwards through kansas and kansas city, that's our greatest threat of tornados. some of these areas will be hit three days in a row. also possibilities of flash flooding. as tomorrow goes, we're going to add another 29 million people to our severe weather threat targeting kansas city and southern portions of iowa. very dangerous for those places and keep it tuned in this afternoon. >>> now to overnight breaking news that could have a massive impact in the ongoing russia probe. the "washington post" now reporting that special counsel robert mueller has threatened donald trump with a presidential subpoena. the post writing often the closed door negotiations between the councsel's office and trumps lawyers. for more on all this, let's go to tracie potts in washington. >> reporter: this is the first we've known of

. >> let's get a check on your weather with bill karins. >> this is going to be a fantastic week.this is the reward week after that miserable spring we've had. there's really not much in the way of bad weather on the map. the next storm system is up in idaho and montana. one little disturbance to come through at 4:00, 5:00. high elevations of west virgi a virginia, southern half of pennsylvania. maybe a hit and miss shower and then into tuesday some clouds will linger here. but that's it. i mean, it's looking like a really nice week ahead and we remain very hot. 93 in dallas. 90s up into kansas, so warm air. it will be in the middle of the west. southeast looks great today the storm that we're watching today in montana will bring a few thunderstorms. then by friday that system weakens by the time it gets to the northeast. so not a lot of bad weather. very few tornados which is great. >> we like a calm week ahead in weather. it's usually not calm everywhere else in the country. >> and switching gears to hawaii. officials say that lava is pouring out of the big island's volcano. at

. >>> let's check the weather with nbc meteorologist bill karins.e northeast kind of locked in the clouds and rain the next couple days. >> not the best for clean up after the storms yesterday. in all, we had over 354 storm reports, including hail. only two tornadoes reported. mostly a wind event with trees down. lightning was also an issue. sometimes lightning is hitting skyscrapers. how about three at the same time out of philadelphia. look at that. you don't see that every day. amazing. nbc philly, thank you for those pics. let's get into the forecast. we get the severe weather threat and now we have a rain and cloudy, gloomy weather, a lot of moisture up the east coast, a lot of clouds. rain is hit and miss from areas of the appalachians to washington, d.c. philadelphia light rain. severe storms are over. this is gloomy weather patterns into the weekend. hoping to clear it out by sunday. saturday looks iffy at best. through 10:00 a.m., rain from philadelphia to washington, d.c. right along the boundary. this pesky low by florida with a possibili

let's get a check with bill karins our forecast, see how we're looking.es are continuing to be warm. it looks warm in areas of the northeast today. that is enjoyable especially after the last weekend was rainy. we continue that trend today. an a-plus day from philadelphia to boston, mid to upper 70s is great. indianapolis is 82. nashville 84. the warmth on tuesday omaha 92 degrees. >>> the mueller investigation would be concluded by september 2 21s. >> in santa fe, the first funeral for one ofims turn to l ones lost. >> an american in prison for two years is caught in the center of a prison uprising. >> they're trying to break in, they're saying they want to kill me. >>

. >> nbc meteorologist bill karins has a look to see if there will be any break with all the green behind you. it doesn't look like it. >> no, it is a murky, murky morning up the east coast. rain heavy in philadelphia moving to new york city as we head towards the rush hour. flood watches are up. we are expecting heavy rain especially late night into early friday around washington, d.c., baltimore, to philadelphia. those flash flood watches go all the way back to west virginia. here's why. here's the rainfall forecast. the red is 3 inches inside it. some areas could get 4 inches of rain in the next 48 hours. that includes the i-95 corridor from philadelphia all the way to washington, d.c., even our friends to the south in miami and orlando to the southeast will geteavy h extremely hot i texas. 97 today in san antonio and 97 in houston. >>> weekend forecast coming up. maybe a little glimmer of hope for frances. >> i hope, i hope. fingers crossed tight. thank you. >>> john travolta took us back in this video sweeping the internet. ♪ ♪ >> all right. john travolta getting jiggy a little bit w

let's get a check on your weather now with bill karins.think the big question on everyone's mind, are we going to get rain over the holiday weekend? you're tracking some stuff in the southeast. >> and how much rain and it will it completely watch things out now a 70% chance of development for this tropical disturbance so it's still spreading some clouds over south florida. not so much rain this morning but the odds keep going up. this could be a subtropical or tropical storm over the holiday weekend. here is the five-day development zone. it goes from the central gulf to the central gulf. anywhere from new orleans to panama city, pensacola back down through tampa, this is the area that could get the enhanced rainfall from the system. the rainfall forecast through friday. this is not related to that. this is just your typical afternoon stu afternoon stuff. that's why we get 3 to 4 inches of rain possible here from north florida all the way through central georgia and the southern portion of florida could get 2 to 4 inches of rain and every

we're not trying to encroach on bill karins' territory here.s politics. it's 182 until the mid term elections. and we've seen what head winds republicans have in trying to keep the house, here's some figures that show how that wave could become a tidal wave. why republicans are struggling so much. so look at approval of congress. 17% job approval. now there's not many of us who would survive in our job if our customers felt like that. also, look at the direction of the country. this is what people call the right track/wrong track. a lot of political professionals will tell you the key indicator that 55% of us say things aren't getting better this is even with trump and the republicans in office. and can you look at president trump's job approval. so many of these -- local candidates are trying to be their version of trump. but if you're trying to reach those middle voters, trying to get back some of the voters who traditionally would have been democrats, keep them this makes it harder. >> as i was looking at the numbers, at one point in the run

let's get a check on your weather now with bill karins. some more rainy weather here in the northeast. >> yeah, the sun is going to be a hard thing to find. maybe until sunday afternoon, possibly even until monday. so let's get into it. we're already watching some pretty steady rain overnight in philadelphia. that's pushing up towards new york city. just hit and miss showers around d.c., south wards to richmond. a little bit steadier if you're heading through west virginia into western maryland. the heaviest rain will be thursday night into tomorrow morning so this is why we have flood watches that have been issued. d.c., baltimore is in the flood watches and the mountainous areas where you're crossing interstate 40 and this is why. this is a pretty incredible amount of rainfall. without really getting thunderstorms or a tropical system, this is 3 to 4 inches of rain from pretty much the pennsylvania line south wards down through richmond including areas around dover to atlantic city. new york city is an inch to two inches. a little less d

. >>> let's check the weather with nbc meteorologist bill karins.o matter what the weather is, happy it is warm. >> yeah. the weather is perfect on the east coast. won't stay that way through the weekend. more on that later. first, track bad weather. wisconsin got a soaking this morning. some woken up in the southern portion of wisconsin with lightning and thunder. this buzz saw complex with heavy rain through peoria. later today, this storm regenerates. 9 million at risk for severe weather. storms form over illinois and head to indiana this evening, weaken by the time they get to detroit and toledo and columbus. 10:00 a.m. this morning, watching a little rain, no big deal. storms begin to pop up near champagne through the afternoon, then through indiana, northern half and southern portions of michigan by 8:00 p.m. damaging wind possible with large hail, not concerned with tornadoes. doesn't look we have the spin in the atmosphere for that. by 11:00 p.m., storms head through lansing towards toledo, fort wayne and into areas of western ohio. today's

. >>> let's switch gears, bring in bill karins with an update on the weather. i have to be honest, felt like we skipped spring, went from winter to summer. >> a lot of the east coast. wait until this afternoon. some areas hitting the 90 degree mark around washington, d.c. first, all of the concern for the middle of the country. yesterday, kansas and nebraska, 18 reported tornadoes, some big ones like this. thankfully mostly over open farmland and plains. didn't have a lot of structural damage, didn't have injuries and no fatalities. got lucky yesterday. today is more interesting. storms are hitting more populated areas. this is yesterday's map showing the storms. this is kansas city, st. joseph. thunderstorms went through overnight, but weren't severe. here's the radar tracking storms in wisconsin. not severe, just quick downpours. rolling through missouri, some lightning strikes, small hail at worst. going through this afternoon, we do it fweagain. this is a three day severe outlook. today we have 30 million people at risk from chicago to rio, texas. area of e

let's get a check on your weather now with nbc meteorologist bill karins. >> i can't top that. >> your those people losing everything. >> you do. 50 homes now and -- yeah, shutting down the major highway. it's leukoa movie. it's just incredible. that's how hawaii was all created so i guess it shouldn't shock us. it's amazing to see in person. we have rainy weather today that's going to develop in the east. further in the northeast, mid-atlantic or the south have that umbrella handy today. we had some rain around key west that is now falling apart. miami, a hit and miss shower but now these little thunderstorms are starting to develop here north of west palm beach. so we'll watch those this morning and we'll get a lot more showers and storms in the southeast today. so humid. with any sunshine we'll get the instability building and then atlanta to new orleans, everywhere in between will have showers and storms. new england with the clouds and the rain, temperatures only in the 60s so you may want to have the long sleeves and yourself as you head out the door. st. louis, chicago, you're

did what duty demanded i do. >> let's get a check on your weather now with bill karins.ous as to what the mother's day forecast is going to be. it's a sneaky holiday too because if you have kids you have to get your wife flowers and your mother flowers. if you've a grandmother, a sister, it goes on and on and on. >> sounds like you need some helpers. >> i think luis is panicking because it's coming up. >> you better get on that. >> let's get to today's concerns and we'll get to the weekend. a line of storms. there's a line right behind it. it's going through ohio, kentucky, some brief downpours. that will dry up by the time it makes it to i-95. we are going to be watching the storms rolling through d.c., baltimore, new york, philly, right around the time of 3:00 p.m. and 8:00 p.m. that's the target zone. by 8:00 p.m. i think everyone is all clear. this is today's forecast. southern half of the country, very warm like summer. a little cooler in the northern portions. only in the 40s and 50s today. so let's get into the weekend outlook. getting there first on friday. this

. >>> let's get a check on your weather now with bill karins. >> good morning. you're ready for t-shirt weather finally? >> i'm ready. >> it was a really ugly day in the northeast. snow in the high elevations. now we're going to turn our attention to string like weather. we'll get warmer. storms continue to push through. you're clear heading to des moines and aims. so this slow moving storm is responsible for two things. the thunderstorms so you can thank the storm for the warmup but severe weather is going to come with it. for today we have 4 million people at risk of severe storms. may is usually typically the month we get the most tornados during the year. it's no surprise here we are may 1st and we'll be tracking severe weather. if we get tornados likely central kansas is the area of greatest concern. then into tomorrow we add it up to 23 million people. kansas city is in this, des moines to chicago, oklahoma city and then thursday, almost the same exact spots are still at risk of more severe storms. 26 million people on thursday. so the good news today, 80

plus, bill karins is back with a look at the holiday weekend forecast.to start the nature's bounty hair, skin and nails challenge. so my future self will thank me. thank you. i become a model? yes. no. start the challenge today. and try new tropical citrus flavor with collagen. nature's bounty. camping with my daughters was more than just a weekend. it was our time to unplug and be together. with my bladder leakage, i'm not doing that anymore. when i went hiking with the other product, it just didn't fit right and i was always readjusting it. so, now our camping trips are their camping trips. but with the new sizes of depend fit-flex, it feels like it was made for me. i'm ready to get back our time together. introducing more sizes for better comfort. new depend fit-flex underwear is guaranteed to be your best fit. get a free sample at depend.com hello. give me an hour inwear is tanning room 3. cheers!est fit. that's confident. but it's not kayak confident. kayak searches hundreds of travel sites to help me plan the best trip. so i'm more than confident.

hello, i'm karin giannone, this is 0utside source. are we seeing the start of a global trade war?riffs on steel. canada responds in kind — and the eu's not happy either. it is totally on acceptable that a country is imposing unilateral measures when it comes to world trade. summit preparations continue — north korea's has been meeting the us secretary of state for a second time, in new york. and second time lucky — italy's president has given this man guiseppe conte, the chance to form a new government at the second time of asking. and if you want to get in touch — the hashtag is bbc os

in washington, i'm karin caifa.(pam)the long list of charges has grown for a southern california father accused of torturing 12 of his 13 children. coming up... what david turpin is also accused of doing to his kids. (grant) we continue to learn new details about the accused golden state killer joseph de-angelo.coming up: a man who says his sister was one of the first rape victims...opens up about what he regrets to this day. (pam) the gilroy police chief has a new gun.. after his first one was stolen.why the chief may be held responsible for the missing weapon. (pam) the golden state warriors new arena, the chase center, is gaining some height in san franciso. (grant) it has been more than a year since the team broke ground in the city's mission bay neighborhood.(pam) kron 4's gabe slate gives us a behind the scenes look at what is being called the chase center experience... now it's is starting to look like arena.. it's been 16 months since ground broke. this is new aerial footage we captured this week from quadco

that's all from me now. is is hello, i'm karin giannone, this is outside source. in the english townunder way. but the father of the bride will not be attending. he said he needs space to focus on his health. robert mueller‘s investigation into the interference of in this the us election, is one—year—old today, and pressure is not easing on president trop. as ebola outbreak spreads from the countryside to the city.

. >> bill karins joining us now and you have your hands full. >> yeah, tropical develop m possible in the earn gulf of mexico. regardless, it is just a remind near that season is not that far away an heavy rainfall is the biggest impact. around it it is like a ring of fire. all of the thunderstorms travel in an arch southern california. 80 degrees and sunny today in sacramento. the record being played around the world, literally, 5,000 musicians came together in spain to set the record for the world's largest music lesson. the music flowed from flutes, drums, violins. it was to commemorate the 50th anniversary. that was back in japan 2014. >>> still ahead, life lessons from some of the world's most successful people. ♪ at walgreens... helping millions of children here at home... and around the world... starts with one person... you. this red nose day... stop by walgreens and help end child poverty... one nose at a time. because every. one. counts. walgreens, trusted since 1901. i've been making blades here at gillette for 20 years. there's a lot of innovation that goes into making ame

. >> bill karins? got a feeling he's running for something. >> i think we have to have the talk. >> you look and he's going oh, i'm out for "morning joe." >> sit in the background, blend in a little bit. >> how many times can you go to the mall in schenectady and claim you're doing it for me. you're doing it for yourself, karins. >> bill? >> i grew up in that mall. we're watching the storms in the middle of the country. today is going to be a violent day in the northeast. airport plangs, major delays, we could have a few tornados in the northeast this afternoon into this evening. right now there's storms through missouri and heading towards just south of detroit. here's the map for today, the headline, 47 million people at risk for severe storms, including much of connecticut, massachusetts, the lower hudson valley. the poconos down to baltimore, washington, d.c., philadelphia included. if we get tornadoes today, they would be between 4:00 and 7:00 p.m. most likely in this orange area from scranton to

karin caifa reports. month- long, nearly three thousand mile journey, from countries like el salvador and honduras. the hope -- entry into the united states.mos (translated): we know that trump has to open his heart, his good side. we're coming with plans to work. we're not coming to be a burden to the country. now, dozens of migrants on the mexican side of the san ysidro port of entry say they'll stay as long as it takes for their chance to meet with u.s. officials to request asylum -- a legal, but not guaranteed way to be granted entry to the united states.but a u.s. customs and border protection spokesman said they do not yet have the capacity to process their claims.this year's caravan getting more attention than before because of president trump's repeated criticism, president donald trump: it's a horrible, dangerous journey for them, for them and they come up because they know once they get here they can walk right into our countryand his plans to build a border wall. president donald trump: we don'

hello, i'm karin giannone, this is outside source. north korea says a historic summit with donald trump could be off, if the us makes it give up nuclear weapons. the president's all of a sudden on the back foot. we have seen anything, we haven't heard anything, we will see what happens. and it's been a day of disclosure in washington, a vast array of documents relating to donald trump has been released. we'll go through them with kim gittleson. no respite for the president across the atlantic either, european council president donald tusk says with friends like trump, who needs enemies? he has made us realise that, if you need a helping hand, you will find one at the end of yourarm. changing political fortunes in malaysia, former prime minister najib razak is under investigation, whilst reformist politician anwar ibrahim has been released from jail. and we'll be listening to the sound experiment that's divided the internet into two camps, what are you hearing? that's all coming up. north korea has threatened to cancel next month's sum

it's not going to -- >> but it seems like, matt, bullets are flying and karine, this is not a secondnt issue. >> it's not. >> the second amendment doesn't give you the right to have military style weapons and i note matt is right, they are so far not part of this latest shooting. but the killing of ten people, nine kids, one teacher, reminds us of the continued -- almost we're normalizing these kind of school shootings, many of which did involve weapons we can do something about, at least background checks and mental health. we've done nothing. zero. >> right. and universal background check is actually very popular, both with republicans and independents and democrats, people want to see something. here's the thing, gun owners actually have said, hey poll after poll they want to see gun reform. it's not about the second amendment. no one is talking about the second amendment here. our schools are becoming killing grounds. and republicans and elected officials basically say nothing -- there's nothing that could be done is not enough. the fact that more kids are killed here than troops

let's get a check on your weather with bill karins. hey, bill. >> good morning to you.oday's going to be one of those dangerous days in the northeast. thunderstorms going through, maybe even a couple isolated tornados. let me show you who's at risk and who's going to have major airport delays. a lot of thunderstorms. we call it the ring of fire yesterday around this area of high pressure. they're continuing this morning with thunderstorms in oklahoma up through missouri. we take them through chicago overnight, just a few showers to your south and now they're moving through western new york. a little cluster near d.c. and those have weakened. it's hot and humid and we e'll t the storms. it's going to spark the storms and they're going to be pretty strong. that's why 47 million are at risk it's the urban corridor up to providence and just barely to the west of boston. this orange area in here is the enhanced risk of severe storms if we get any tornados and we do have a chance, maybe one or two or three, it would most likely be in this area. the poconos through the cat ski

bill karins, thank you very chwel keep an eye on that m. meanwhile an american man is bookome in the united states this morning after being held two years in a venuela prison. president trump welmed josh holt into the white house after helping secure his release from nezuela. the president also talking positively about the possibility of that summit with the leader of nth rea. nbc's kelly o'donnell is at the white house with all of it for us. kelly, good morning. >> good morning, willie. president trump showcased the relesion o anmerican citizen from v v venenenezezezezuela as under his administration of the ability to secure the release of erics hd unjustly abroad, mang one family's answered prayer a foreign policy win and whithouseven >>> a joyful embraced dreamed about for two painful years, a utah man, joshua holt, reunited with his mother. a home coming bear hug from his father. just hours after his negotiated release from venezuela. he was sitting next to pside trump. >> you were a tough one, i have to tell you. at was a tough situati

plus, bill karins will have a check on that forecast when we come back.isturizer after moisturizer but one blows them all out of the water. hydro boost from neutrogena®. with hyaluronic acid to plump skin cells so it bounces back. neutrogena® but prevagen helps your brain with an ingredient so it bounces back. originally discovered... in jellyfish. in clinical trials, prevagen has been shown to improve short-term memory. prevagen. the name to remember. yes. it's a targeted medicine proven to help prevent severe asthma attacks, and lower oral steroid use. about 50% of people with severe asthma have too many cells called eosinophils in their lungs. fasenra™ is designed to work with the body to target and remove eosinophils. fasenra™ is an add-on injection for people 12 and up with severe eosinophilic asthma. don't use fasenra™ for sudden breathing problems or other problems caused by eosinophils. fasenra™ may cause headache, sore throat, and allergic reactions. get help right away if you have swelling of your face, mouth, and tongue, or trouble breathing. d

. >>> let's switch gears, get a check of the weather with bill karins. >> good wednesday, guys.rnight, we had problems in western north carolina. there's a little dam, had three to four hours of heavy rain going into last evening. they're saying the dam is in chance of imminent failure. thousands of people are evacuating middle of the night, trying to get them to safety. water is going around the edge of the dam. they're prepared for it in case. that's one of the big stories, flash flood emergency. this is associated with alberto, now in western portions of kentucky as a tropical depression. the center of the storm isn't causing problems, just breezy and rainy. thunderstorms in alabama. flash flooding near montgomery. and storms sat there in the hill of the country that caused problems. flash flood warning that's red, that's a flash flood emergency for that possible dam failure. couple of slifvers in the mountains of georgia, and flash flood around alabama, montgomery. evansville to hopkins, nashville cleared out of this, so is atlanta. heaviest rains in blue, one to two inches.

hello, i'm karin giannone, this is outside source. president trump has just announced he's withdrawing the us from the iran nuclear deal. i will sign a presidential memorandum to begin reinstating us nuclear sanctions on the iranians regime. we will be instituting the highest level of economic sanctions. mr trump described the deal as a disaster and an embarrassment. it took more than two years to negotiate under barack obama. iran's president rouhani has responded — he says iran will continue the deal with the other signatories. the eu's top diplomat has called on those countries to continue honouring the deal. france, germany and the uk all say they regret the us decision. in other news — north korea's kimjong un makes a surprise second visit to china for a beach rendezvous with president xi, just weeks before his planned summit with president trump. every day on outside source, we pull together the most important information on the biggest stories. if you want to get in touch with them, the hashtag is #bbcos. (titles) after months

hello, i'm karin g, this is outside source. is it on or off? officials from the us and north korea are thrashing out just how to get the summit that could make history back on track. the crucial question is, if singapore is to go ahead, what is kimjong—un prepared to put on the table now, that president trump can take from the summit back to the united states and declare a victory? more political drama in italy, as the president pulls the plug on a proposed populist government. now it's all but certain there will be new in months. the heart—stopping moment that's captured the world's attention. this man from mali's heroic actions in rescuing a toddler hanging from a balcony in paris earn him a fast track to french citizenship. and if you want to get in touch — the hashtag is bbc 0s. the saga of the donald trump and kimjong—un summit and whether it will go ahead or not, goes on. president trump tweeted: the delegation mr trump mentions has been busy today at the north korean side of the demilitarised zone, discussing whether a deal can be done o

hello, i'm karin giannone. this is outside source. the white house says they are optimistic the summit on june 12th is back on after a north korean spy chief arrived in new york. the russian journalist reportedly murdered yesterday appears very much alive today. ukraine says they faked his death to foil a russian plot to kill him. we'll follow up on yesterday's attack in belgium. these are the two police officers among three killed. and it's now revealed the gunman murdered a fourth person the day before. italy looks no nearer to resolving its political crisis, as talks of an election rerun continue. translation: give us a date and the italian people would be for what happened these last weeks. and if you want to get in touch, the hashtag is #bbcos. well, it appears the summit between donald trump and kimjong—un could be back on. the white house says it expects it to go ahead onjune i2. here's press secretary sarah sanders. we're continuing to prepare for the meeting between the president and the north korean leader. as the president

hello, i'm karin giannone, this is outside source. thousands of palestinians turn out for the funerals of 60 people killed on the border with israel, the worst clashes there in four years. the un security council meets, after international condemnation of yesterday's violence. the use of lethal force must only be a last resort. the casualty figures on both sides see that it is not being used as a last resort. north korea has cancelled at the last minute a planned summit with the south in protest over military exercises seoul is conducting with the usa, that's according to south korean media. and, we'll be looking at how facebook is cleaning up its act, removing millions of offensive posts on its platform, and deleting fake accounts. we'll begin in gaza, where funerals have been taking place for some of sixty palestinians shot dead by israeli troops during clashes along the israeli gaza border on monday. stones in the have been throwing stones in the vicinity of the border fence. but the scale of the violence is really nothing like we'

hello, i'm karin giannone, this is outside source. are we seeing the start of a global trade war? the us hits its trading partners with tariffs on steel. canada responds in kind — and the eu's not happy either. it is totally on acceptable that a country is imposing unilateral measures when it comes to world trade. summit preparations continue — north korea's has been meeting the us secretary of state for a second time, in new york. and second time lucky — italy's president has given this man guiseppe conte, the chance to form a new government at the second time of asking. and if you want to get in touch — the hashtag is bbc 0s the us has said it will start imposing tariffs on steel and aluminium imports — from its allies. the tariffs will come into effect from midnight us—time tonight as you can see, the us imports most of its steel from canada, the eu, and mexico — all of whose steel imports will now be subject to a 25% tax; meanwhile, aluminium imports will be taxed at 10%. as you can imagine, america's trading partners aren't happy. mexico immediately vowed to retaliate. and he

hello, i'm karin giannone, this is outside source.e iran nuclear deal — he's met the new secretary of state and appeared on fox news. we think that what you can do is be tougher on iran, address the concerns of the president and not throw the baby out with the bath water. vladmir putin is sworn in for a fourth term — extending his almost two—decade rule as the president of russia. india is reeling after two teenagers were raped and then set on fire. and melania trump steps into the limelight to announce her own policy initiatives — one of them is online bullying.

a olotfeo ppl meonillisf o people traveling over the d.enek t' bsringn i bill karins to aget lkoo at wh wat le'reoongki at. wree'ng goi tckra aing optr icalsystem. ouwe cldav he a trocapito srm urocapitol srm alberto to tr oackve trheee w.kend 90% it cobeames depression the fnextivdae ys and could goo t igstraht to tropical storm or surobtlpica m.stor iits slltin i nccaun. n toflora,id thet wescotas of florida by the time we go thugroh tusa,rday nicoteo n direct ims.pact neoranleso t panamait c uyntil e get toig saturday nnd a osward suaynd,un sda iynto sunday night loo lksike the btes cechan ofti getng that cselo landfa ll. 'sit not aug heri hurca.ne that's not gngoio tbe the e. th ath's look at the big wea y storofhe t. day urhew are's cselookr lo ayot daahd.ea> >> so, these are yrouft anoeron howers andnd thuerorstms oenc ag fainorhe t fourth day in a row. mpteureratesre a i hotn tasex that'sng goi tbeo thehe tmen i theid m odlef eth country from eaminnposli t allheay w to las, temperatures going bvee arry wm ghriert ov t he daholiy ekweend. >>>ha ttom ceplet beach forecast micop.

let's bring in nbc meteorologist bill karins. good morning. >> good morning. once again we're dragging dangerous conditions. we've had more epic flooding overnight. one weather station picked up 12 inches of rain so we're waiting to see how badly that is. we know there's more roads that are washed out. at least two people missing that were in a vehicle. we'll continue to monitor that situation. also thunderstorms racing across oklahoma. oklahoma city got hit by some of those thunderstorms. they're now heading through the tulsa area, too. this line of storms and new storms will form. watch out. 13 million people at risk from st. louis to nashville and everywhere i texas and west texas will be about 100 to 105. >>> once we get done with these thunderstorms and the flooding, the heat will be the big story into the weekend. >> all right, bill, thank you, sir. >>> the goose or a goose was loose in detroit during the tiger's/angels game at comerica park. they led them on a wild goose chase and tried to fly away, it ran right into the scoreboard. doink. no fowl play

. >>> let's bring in nbc meteorologist bill karins with a look at what's going on out there. >> a day of cleanup after all the storms yesterday. at one point, almost half a million people without power. look at all the blue dots. those are wind reports. a lot of those were downed trees. that's why we had so many people losing power. as far as today, we still have a very humid air mass from florida all the way up the east coast. that stationariry front is going to sit near d.c. we have periods of rain and a chance for rain from the southeast, mid-atlantic, and towards new york city later on today. easte into thursday, we continue with this weather pattern. from new orleans, lake charles, right down through houston. cooler in the northeast with clouds and showers. that's a look at your wednesday forecast. >> bill, thank you very much. >>> a 10-year-old boy is in recovery after suffering a possible shark bite in south carolina. the child came out of the ocean bleeding from his arm near disney's beach house resort. beach patrol believes it was a shark attack although no one actually saw a

bill karins is next with the forecast. can you actually love wearing powerful sunscreen? yes!ena® ultra sheer. no other sunscreen works better or feels so good. clinically proven helioplex® provides unbeatable uva/uvb protection to help prevent early skin aging and skin cancer all with a clean light feel. for unbeatable protection. it's the one. the best for your skin. ultra sheer®. neutrogena®. see what's possible. hey, l'eggo my eggo. i don't see your name on it. really? ba bam! know the rules. keep your eggo. l'eggo my eggo. okay. they're all going in the same direction but in very different ways and pampers gives all of them our driest best fitting diaper. pampers cruisers with three-way fit. they adapt at the waist, legs and bottom with up to twelve hours of protection for all the freedom to move their way in pampers cruisers only pampers diapers are the number one choice of hospitals, nurses and parents. people would stare. psoriasis does that. it was tough getting out there on stage. i wanted to be clear. i wanted it to last. so i kept on fighting. i found something tha

. >> let's check with bill karins. good morning. >> good morning. not in the southeast there is a lot of moisture available. well pop the storms up overnight. now they're dying down. still some heavier rain down around key west, moving into south florida. but this is a moisture plume that continues to come up from the south there is a lot of humiditiment you're going to get the sunshine and the storms will build up this afternoon. and we're actually going to do this pattern right into the weekend. rainfall thursday. heavier rain possible montgomery to central georgia and look for the storms on the west coast of florida as we go throughout the day today. also some beautiful weather in the middle of the country with summer-like temps..c. to baltimore through west virginia and virginia this afternoon. and unfortunately, for our friends along the gulf coast, there is a chance of some tropical development. we'll talk about that coming up. >> don't want to hear that, though. bill, thank you. >>> one washington state server is learning that one small inter

let's get a check now on our weather and bill karins is here. hi, bill. >> hi.mth will be on the move as we go throughout the week. the warmth has been impressive. desert southwest 10 to 20 degrees above normal. today we'll continue above in phoenix. denver and omaha, beautiful weather there. we continue with very warm weather tuesday salt lake city, albuquerque. little rock will be 90 to 91 wednesday through friday. charlotte up to 90 by friday. so, a little taste of summer for a lot of people. >> we're all glad to hear it. thanks a lot, bill. >>> just ahead saturday night live pulls out all the stops including stormy daniels herself. what's the deal with this nhl player licking people? can you actually love wearing powerful sunscreen? yes! neutrogena® ultra sheer. no other sunscreen works better or feels so good. clinically proven helioplex® provides unbeatable uva/uvb protection to help prevent early skin aging and skin cancer all with a clean light feel. for unbeatable protection. it's the one. the best for your skin. ultra sheer®. neutrogena®. see what's po

hello, i'm karin giannone. welcome to outside source. summit back on track?nd i heard gunshots. " leave, run, leave. i did not understand what was happening. disappeared, the last planned search for the plane is over. and we'll have the latest on the situation in nicaragua. more than 70 people have died in anti—government protests. summit between donald trump and kimjong—un. well, more suggestion today that it may be back on. we got this tweet from the us president...

for right now we want to toss it over to bill karins with a check of our forecast today. good morning, bill. >> hey, good morning, guys. we are watching severe storms today marching through the ohio valley into areas of the northeast. right now they have weakened a little bit ohio getting hit pretty good. later today from areas of nebraska and then a huge slice from virginia all the way to new york state, 28 million people at risk of severe weather today. tornado threat is on the low side. but wind damage will be popular with the strongest storms and here's a closer zoomed in view of areas from new york state, did not include new york city. it ends right there. but areas from newark to philadelphia to baltimore, washington, d.c. and richmond, those line of storms will come through between about 4:00 p.m. and about 8:00 p.m. this evening with wind damage being the up around areas of wichita south wards to colorado. there is the cool air in nod ed in. >>> airport delays also likely in the northeast with those storms this afternoon. >> oh, boy, we had it nice so time for tha

. >>> let's toss it over to bill karins who has the latest on alberto. >> good morning. we still have a flood threat. just because it's a depression doesn't really matter. it's always been about the rain. we're going to track the storm. the only thing that really matters is near the center of the storm is where we'll have the heaviest rainfall. watch out birmingham. eventually this will slide up to the great lakes. flash flood watch for 29 million people. flash flood warning in southern portions of alabama this morning. the heaviest rains during the day today will be from areas of montgomery up to isolated totals up to five inches. hot from grand rapids to minneapolis but cooling rains coming your way tomorrow. the heat's also a huge story. we'll talk about that coming up. >> good for the kids out for the summer. they can dip in those pools. >>> fast forwarding to your tuesday, president trump is expected to meet with his housing and health and humanser departing to tennessee where he will hold a campaign rally. >>> the supreme court could announce decisions on up to fou

. >> bill karins? >> good morning, everyone. the northeast saw some rain yesterday and that is clearing out for your monday. just a few showers left over. as we go throughout the afternoon hours, we'll watch this little storm system over the appalachians. we'll see some hit and miss showers. southern pittsburgh, pennsylvania, mainly north carolina, hit and miss showers at worst. the storm system slowly clears out. but as you can he tell there is not a lot of bad weather out there. hot in texas, oklahoma, gorgeous in the south east and no comp warm afternoon after a gorgeous morning with highs in the 80s in most locations. chances of storms in miami. >> bill, thank you. fast forward into monday, more than 50,000 workers at the university of california are going on strike. union leaders cite growing concerns over income disparity, also higher health care costs and outsourcing jobs. the striking service workers nurses and technical workers. >> attorney general jeff sessions heads to the mexican border near san diego after asylum se

hello, i‘m karin g, this is 0utside source. is it on or off?n prepared to put on the table now, that president trump can take from the summit back to the united states and declare a victory? more political drama in italy, as the president pulls the plug on a proposed populist government. now it‘s all but certain there will be new in months. the heart—stopping moment that‘s captured the world‘s attention. this man from mali‘s heroic actions in rescuing a toddler hanging from a balcony in paris earn him a fast track to french citizenship.

. >> let's turn to nbc meteorologist bill karins with a look at our forecast as we are getting closer to our holiday weekend. 3wi bill, good morning. >> we are. people want to know how the tropical depression k58 system will impact them over the weekend. 70% development and that is in central portions of the gulf. that goes from florida to the louisiana coast line. it is still over the yucatan, and still relatively weak. none of the storms today this afternoon, southeast are related to this tropical disturbance. even into friday, it's just barely coming off the top of the yucatan. so, the trend has been for slower movement of the system so that maybe we're actually going to get a decent saturday out of this. along the northern gulf coast florida looks cloudy, but trend is for slower, but there is a better chance of it actually the ing a shower storms are not associated with the tropical disturbance. even strong storms in the northern plains. >>> so, for the gulf coast and the east coast it's a wait and see. >> all right. that we shall. thank you, bill. >>> in today's quick hits, actre