a barn in litchfield is taken right up in tornado. in watkins more debris flew around. they say it's worst damage in a decade. far look -- for a look at the weather here is steve. >>> it is now just a shadow of the its former self- but looking out to the south and east for today. a lot of sunshine in the next couple of days. we were under the protection of high pressure. we are cooler than average. normally you would expect temperatures to be a little bit warmer across the west. it is a nice treat. we haven't had any rainfall but it is dry. temperatures in the 70s and 80s across the west and hotter through areas of arizona. mean while we are looking at increased fire danger across the west. you can see the areas in pink. those are red flag warnings. those brush fires. potential for more of those brush fires coming up through the day today. meanwhile it is feast or famine. areas of rainfall, upwards of 10 inches of rain across the s in central california. triple digits with plenty of sunshine here. we had beautiful pictures last night from manhattan sunrise. that's when

a barn in litchfield is taken right up into the funnel cloud and more debris flung about as another twister barrelled through. police say it is the worst damage they have seen in a decade. let's get a look at the weather outside. boy, the worst in a decade. that says quite a bit. >> a couple situations going on in minnesota. one of them being the tornados that we saw yesterday. seven reported tornados and now it's all evolved into a flash flood situation north of the twin cities. this red box that you see here i have some highlighted rainfall totals. upwards of ten inches of rain. the problem of this, it came in about 12 hours worth of time or less, so that water had nowhere to go you could see some of this rainfall accumulations near sand stone. 10.1 inches of rain. the national weather service calling this a flash flood emergency for a lot of areas. you want to be careful on the morning commute. if you see water do not drive through it. it may be deeper than you think. beautiful weather in the northeast. sunshine, temperatures in the 80s today in new york city. enjoy it while it lasts bec

storm system spawned at least one tornado in minnesota yesterday and see what it left behind in litchfield. several homes damaged or completely destroyed and the sheriff says it's the worst he's seen in ten years. >>> coming up today's showdown on capitol hill. some tough questions awaiting the attorney general. >>> it's a big day for retailers calling it black friday in july. details on where to find the best deals. >> what brought those whales into san francisco >>> here's some remarkable video from northern california. two kayakers in san francisco bay spotted a pod of humpback whales feeding at the surface. this went on for about 45 minutes. experts believe the pod was most likely feasting on an abundance of herring as humpbacks usually feed farther north. >>> attorney general loretta lynch expected to face tough questions on capitol hill about her private meeting with former president bill clinton. the meeting raised eyebrows because it came just days before a decision was announced on whether hillary clinton would face criminal charges over her private e-mail server. lynch had said t

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we do have storms that are popping, already a confirmed tornado over litchfield, minnesota, that's justorthwest of minneapolis. we've got a tornado watch out there for the next several hours. watches all the way down to kansas and overnight, our future radar shows the storms could become dangerous, with 70-mile-per-hour winds across parts of iowa. tomorrow, the threat zone extends from kansas city all the way to chicago. could see a repeat performance of what we're seeing right now. that same system bringing cooler weather to the fire zone, but still dry and still windy. red flag warnings remain up and critical fire danger through tomorrow. no significant rain, at least for the next couple of days. david? >> rob marciano with us again tonight. rob, thanks, as always. >>> there is still much more ahead on "world news tonight" this monday. the takeoff aborted and the terrifying moments onboard. what happened when a pilot slams on the brakes, as a passenger jet barrels down the runway toward takeoff. >>> also tonight, the desperate search for a very popular singer's son, and what may have

including an ef-2, plowing across litchfield, minnesota. up to 115-mile-per-hour winds. that system now moving east, bringing more storms tonight, and abc's eva pilgrim is in the storm zone. >> reporter: tornado sirens blaring as minnesotans sat down for dinner. >> one was coming from this way and one was coming from that way. >> here it is -- >> reporter: mick lang had just gotten home and started recording. as this ef-2 twister, up to 600 feet wide, tore through watkins. winds up to 125 miles an hou ted faber's mother injured when her roof collapsed. tonight, he says she's doing all right. >> this is by far the worst. i mean, where do you start, where do you begin. what do you keep? >> second tornado on the ground right here. >> reporter: at least four reported tornadoes in all, one ripping apart this barn, sending debris skyward. the storms also bringing flash flooding to the state and neighboring wisconsin. >> logs floating, and they're all getting jammed up at the bridge. >> reporter: washing out roads, making for a dangerous commute. david, these stairs used to lea

tro's litchfield from the eurasia group will join us as well.al of european stocks as we approach the close. 35 minutes away from the end of the monday session i'm a stocks are rising today, gaining for a third consecutive day, the stoxx 600 is up i 1.5%. don't forget, it is still 20% loads record set last year as u.s. stocks, more specifically the s&p 500, region new record today. the european close is next, this is bloomberg. ♪ mark: breaking news in london, david cameron has just announced the u.k. will have a new prime minister by wednesday night. he was speaking at downing , and the u.k. will have a new prime minister by wednesday night. as andrea letson drops out of the leadership race, paving the way for home secretary theresa may to become leader of the conservative party. the homeaiting secretary, we gather she will speak later this evening as early as 6:00 p.m. we are also expecting to hear from the chairman of the 1922 committee as well, to hereby inform us that theresa may will be the leader of the conservative party. ,hat's the big

charles litchfield from the eurasia group, thank you for joining us.euro area finance masters meeting in brussels today. we get their reaction to theresa may set to become the next u.k. prime minister. this is bloomberg. ♪ vonnie: euro area finance ministers meet in brussels today, and theresa may and italian banks are the center of discussion. ryan chilcote asked what he thinks of may becoming the next prime minister. >> we look forward to working with whoever is coming out of the democratic process, and we will have to find solutions for the brexit, which has been causing a lot of problems particular for the u.k., but also for europe. vonnie: ryan joins us from brussels. italian stocks are lagging the rest of europe today, the market is not buying any confidence boosting chatter from any of the bankers. ryan: you would think that based on all the volatility in the market and the way the journalists were asking their questions here that recapitalization of italian banks would be something that would be discussed for a great deal of time. caught up wit

some of the worst damage in the small town of litchfield. roof tops thrown off buildings. force of the wind flipped a semi truck on its side. people living in the area say the damage is unlike anything they have ever experienced. >> i don't know really what i do feel right now. it's quite a shock to see that everything is gone. but it's replaceable. >> poor thing. flash flooding has been a problem. some areas received as much as seven inches of rain. >> that is incredible. >>> at 5:56, governor jerry brown launched a campaign to extend some of the most ambitious climate change programs. the center piece of the push is a cap and trade program aimed at reducing use of fossil fuels by forcing companies to reach tougher emissions standards. the program is only authorize today operate until 2020 and faces numerous challenges. the california air resources board will release a proposed blueprint for continuing until 2030. >>> it is 5:57. protesters are calling for oakland mayor libby schaaf to resign in the wake of the opd speks abuse scandal. the group protested comes after more

there are reports of injuries and severe damage in litchfield and watkins. some homes are said to be totally destroyed. the area is about 75 miles northwest of minneapolis, st. paul and it is also suffering from severe flooding. i'm robert gray. now back to "red eye." >>> is pokemon go putting the american youth in danger? it uses your phone's camera to find pokemon in the real world. meaning if you want to catch one of these cook pet monsters you have to physically go to that location. and they say criminals exploited the fact by luring them to a secluded location to alert users that the area was ripe with pokemon. when the pokemon master showed up, they were not greeted by pea -- pikachu, but with a paw ret tau. >> in other news all 19-year-olds wanted to do was find a water pokemon in the river. when she reached the shore, all she found was a dead body. she immediately called 9-1-1 and waited for police to arrive. she tells them, quote, the police didn't really know what pokemon go was. they were just like, okay. adding to the tragedy she missed out on ca

. >>> and some of the worst damage is the small town of litchfield, minnesota. you can see roofs were blown off buildings and debris now litter people's yards. a semitruck was flipped on its side. residents say the damage is unlike anything they've ever seen. >>> and new yorkers took to the streets last night to photograph the much-anticipated event known as manhattanenge. that's when the setting sun aligns perfectly with the numbered street that run east and west on the city grid. it's a two-day event that happens twice a year. >>> it's a photo bomb of intersterile proportions. images from nasa's deep space climate observatory show the moon traveling across the face of the earth. they also give a rare sun-lit look at the far side of the moon. the problem took the pictures on july 4th and 5th. >>> we have sunshine and temperatures that are climbing. heading out right now, we're experiencing a quick warm-up from the 60s this morning, we're already in the 80s in philadelphia. much of the rest of the area is heading there, too. it's not just the temperature that's

capturing video of the massive tornado on their phones. [ sirens ] >> reporter: sirens blaring in litchfieldhere it wreaked havoc. >> dispatch, we got a lot of houses damaged. >> reporter: the twister picking up one neighbor's garage and dropping it in the front yard of this home. the inside of this home completely exposed after its roof was peeled right off. watch as a smaller but still powerful tornado obliterates this barn. [ sirens ] and another giant funnel cloud looming near this neighborhood. while this tornado touched down dangerously close to one family's backyard. and this morning we know they are planning to go out and survey the damage to see just how bad the storms were here in this area. robin. >> all right, eva, thank you. >>> now to the race for the white house. the republican national convention less than a week away. the party trying to come together behind donald trump as comments he made years ago supporting hillary clinton emerge. abc's tom llamas is on the campaign trail. he's in indianapolis this morning. good morning, tom. >> reporter: robin, good morning to you. if t

this is in litchfield, minnesota, about an hour west of minneapolis, and these storms fired up, at least two of them yesterday. we will look at more severe weather firing up today in the plains. we have severe weather moving from green bay down to wichita, part of a system that will die down and then refire up later this peoria. and 27 million people at risk for damaging winds, hail, and isolated tornadoes. this front becomes stationary and a lot of warm and moist air coming in, and strong gusty winds and strong storms firing up through tomorrow, and in some areas we are talking upwards of four to five inches of rain and that could make for some flash flooding. we're going to be watching that over the next three days. we will get to your local forecast coming up in the next 30 seconds. >>> good morning. mostly cloudy now and temperatures near 70, and storm team radar showing clouds, and they are beginning to break up. later today lots of sunshine in and out, and temperatures up in the upper 80s and quite humid and a greater chance of storms area wide during the afternoon on wednesday, an

this is in litchfield, minnesota, about an hour west of minneapolis. these storms fired up at least two of them yesterday. we're going to be looking at some more severe weather firing up today in the plains. we've already got some severe weather moving foreign policy gre from green bay down to wichita, part of a system that will die down but refire up later this afternoon from wichita to peoria, brief tornadoes, large hail, damaging winds. tomorrow an even wider swath from chicago, kansas city, des moines, st. louis, 27 million people at risk for damaging winds, hail and isolated tornadoes. this front becomes stationary. a lot of warm, moist air comping in. looking at strong gusty winds and strong storms firing up tomorrow and a lot of heavy rain. in some areas we're talking upwards ever four to five inches of rain. that could make for some flash flooding. we'll watch that over the next three days. we're getting to your >>> good morning, i'm meteorologist bill henley. a warm, sunny day. don't forget your sunglasses. 80s this afternoon for philadelphia

hometown, sirens blaring through the heart of minnesota as two twisters ravage the watkins and litchfieldaying this is the worst damage they've seen in a decade up in those parts. look at that, a nursing home evacuated and nearly two dozen homes destroyed. as you can see right there the roofs are gone. >> maria molina is outside tracking the storms and telling us what's ahead for you and your family. hey, maria. >> reporter: good morning. we're talking about pretty populated areas in minnesota being impacted by storms rolling through yesterday producing tornadoes and also some very strong wind gusts out there. today the very same storm system is moving east and south ward. we have another risk for some severe weather out there especially across parts of eastern kansas, through missouri, southern iowa, western parts of illinois. large hail, damaging winds, isolated tornadoes possible again today. the storm system isn't moving a lot. so as we head into tomorrow, similar areas are yet again expecting more thunderstorms and possible severe weather so because we're looking at similar areas bei