this video shows after the tornado hit minden. it's terrifying to watch this.re home sheltering as it passed. thankfully, no one was killed and only a few people injured. take a look at this damage we saw on our tour with the county sheriff. iowa's governor, kim reynolds, says of the 180 homes there, about 40 are destroyed -- 40% are destroyed. some were completely gone or in piles of rubble. some houses had windows blasted, portions of the structure missing. one house was moved yards away from its foundation, and now it's resting in the street. we spoke with governor kim reynolds, ask she emphasizes tht everyone survived. >> we talked to a couple of residents that were really impressed with the warning system. they had plenty of advance notice to take shelter, and so we appreciate all that goes into that. that was brought up a couple different times when we were talking to individuals. >> reporter: all right. now education in to that, the folks are still dealing with cleanup, but they also don't have electricity. they don't have water or gas. it could take abo

much of minden, iowa, ripped to shreds here in minden. officials say this ravaged home is in the middle of a street. it's supposed to be yards away on this foundation, and you can see it is hardly the only building badly damaged. the community now comes together to pick up the pieces. when something's that bad, you almost go a little bit numb. and so now it's a matter of just getting up and going forward. so tough for those families. all right. well, back here in the bay area, we want to take a live look at the golden gate bridge. what a beautiful afternoon. as we lead into the afternoon. anyway, you know, it's supposed to be another sunny and nice day out there. meteorologist kari hall told us so. so if you've been following us on today in the bay, you already know. it was such a nice weekend and it's monday. we still see this nice weather continuing. so we are looking at a lot of sunshine all around the bay area in san jose. it's currently 63 degrees and it's starting to warm up after a cool start this morning, but we're also still gett

can you give me, really quickly how much of minden has been destroyed? what percentage?earing different estimates. i would say it is dozens of buildings. that is the best way to characterize it. it is still early going. the figures have been changing. there is also the broader area besides minden. there have been dozen -- dozens of structures. this is a small community. the number is in the hundreds. we are not talking

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can you give me, really quickly how much of minden has been destroyed? what percentage? >> we have been hearing different estimates. i would say it is dozens of buildings. that is the best way to characterize it. it is still early going. the figures have been changing. there is also the broader area besides minden. there have been dozen -- dozens of structures. this is a small community. the number is in the hundreds. we are not talking about thousands upon thousands. of course, anyone displaced is very sad news. >> thank you so much, jesse. that will do it for me of this edition. i will see you tomorrow on "the beat weekend." >>> welcome to our special new york versus donald . we are going to get into this criminal trial. defendant robert reeling from the first week of testimony in new york. we are covering that on tonight for special over the course of this hour. we have been reporting on the testimony of experts from bob to the sordid world of new york tabloids. we also have a beat special report on a new indictment against a lawyer, boris epshteyn, who first admitted

estado vecino de iowa tambien sintio la furia de los ciclones, especialmente la pequena ciudad de minden> segun el alguacil del c condado, la mitad del pueblo sufrio danos graves. >> la gobernada orcldearando estado de emergencia y en texas tambien se sintieron los efectos esta residente quedo impactada tras ver su casa en ruinas. >> mi hijo, mi marido, mi hija, mis abuelos, sus vivos, pero hay muchas cosas que estan en conferencia de prensa, las autoridades de nebraska calificaron como un milagro que no se hayan reportado muertes hasta el momento sin embargo, el mal tiempo no ha terminado. >> unas 30 millones de personas continuan en riesgo de tiempo severo en oklahoma city, wichita, kansas y dallas. >> johanna. >> tienen que estar muy pe pendientes de las condiciones del tiempo. >> gracias. >> impresionantes imagenes, miren, gracias. >> y en una noticia de ultima hora, el abogado de harvey w weinstein ha confirmado la hospitalizacion a varios ex examenes. >> una vez que ha llegado a nueva york despues del fallo de un tribunal de apelaciones que anulo su condena por violacion en 2020 tr

estado vecino de iowa tambien sintio la furia de los ciclones, especialmente la pequena ciudad de mindensegun el alguacil del condado la mitad del pueblo sufrio danos graves. >> la gobernadora declarando estado de emergencia y en texas tambien se sintieron los los efectos. >> esta residente quedo impactada tras ver su casa en ruinas. >> mi hijo, mi marido, mi hija, mis abuelos. >> they're alive. >> there's a muchas cosas que estan autoridades de nebraska agradecieron el apoyo de todos los equipos de emergencia que han ayudado. >> sin embargo, el mal tiempo no ha terminado. >> unas 30 millones de personas continuan en riesgo de tiempo severo en oklahoma city, wichita, kansas y tambien en dallas. >> joana. >> gracias, miriam y las personas en estas areas deben estar muy atentas a las alertas del tiempo esta noche. >> y pasamos ahora a baltimore, donde ayer se cumplio un mes de la tragedia del colapso del puente francis scott key y aun continuan las labores de recuperacion de los cuerpos d miguel luna y jose maynor lopez, dos de los seis migrantes hispanos que perdieron la vida en este inci

service reporting at least ten twisters struck the western part of the state including the town of minden where officials say 40% of the homes have been destroyed. >> coming down. >> reporter: the dangerous outbreak isn't over. several states across the heartland are bracing for another round of tornadoes, high winds and hail as communities struggle to clean up. several weekend events like this carnival have been canceled. and so have several proms in the oklahoma city area as this threat is expected to go into the evening. mark? >> thanks. >>> meteorologist felicia combs of the weather channel is in kansas city. where's the next threat? >> reporter: we can hear rumbles of thunder here in kansas city on what's been a pretty guy it day. it felt like storminess. temperatures women above a average, primed for a stormy afternoon and evening watching tornado watches popping up across the region and tornado warnings to the west. torcons across this area 5 in kansas city. just to the south of us places like oklahoma city, like tulsa, with a torcon of 7. of course, we hate to see that, especially

. >> in iowa, several people were injured and one person killed in minden, where officials say nearly half the city's homes have been destroyed. and authorities in nebraska say more than 150 homes were damaged in douglas county, the national weather service office in omaha issued 48 tornado warnings friday, the most ever issued in a single day. meanwhile, the hottest temperatures of the year are on the way for parts of the northeast today. we'll check your full forecast in just a few minutes. >> major developments now from the war in the middle east. talks for a potential cease fire and hostage deal are set to resume today, as members of israel's government brace for a new legal threat. in the meantime, a new crackdown on college students protesting the war on campuses nationwide. abc's christiane cordero is here now with the latest. christiane. >> good morning, brianna, and good morning. today cease fire talks come as we learn about potential arrest warrants for members of israel's government. this morning, top israeli officials reportedly believe they could face arrest warrants from

carley: another tornado causing catastrophic destruction in the small town of minden, iowa, and destroyed 40-50 homes and some reports of injury in several states and fortunately and hopefully that doesn't change. now to chief meteorologist rick reichmuth with the fox weather forecast. rick, yesterday was bad and today is supposed to be even worse. worse. rick: yeah, that was the beginning of the tornado in lincoln and tracked up just to the northwest suburbs in the omaha area and there's been three cells that caused these very large tornadoes. same goes down towards kansas in parts of areas of texas as well. this is that storm and now next batch of energy out across parts of the rockies and injects in an unstable atmosphere and across parts of what we generally call tornado alley here and severe weather in parts of michigan down toward the big bend of texas and really the bullseye for tornadoes is going for parts of iowa and maybe southeastern iowa and especially here and north texas throughout oklahoma and throughout parts of southeastern kansas and watch for this. today we could be loo

we are waiting to hear from the governor who was on site here in minden, iowa.e hope we will be able to document as much is the damage in the short time that we are out here. there are police roadblocks up there. they are not letting just anybody in. >> listen, you don't want to mess with everyone's safety, including years, jesse kirsch. thank you. >>> what you missed when president biden spoke to howard stern. stern. target the source of pain with nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory medicine directly at the source. voltaren, the joy of movement. they need their lawn back fast and you need scotts turf builder rapid grass. it grows grass 2 times faster than just seed alone. giving you a stronger lawn. smell that freedom, eh? get scotts turf builder rapid grass today, it's guaranteed. feed your lawn. feed it. there's nothing better than a subway series footlong. except when you add a new footlong sidekick. like the elite chicken and bacon ranch, with the $2 footlong churro. this is the best sidekick i've ever had. that really hurts my feelings bro. every epic footlong

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there was also a death in iowa in minden.kend and spoke with a business owner from that community about the loss of much of his property and moving forward. here's part of what he shared with us. >> when something's that bad, you almost go a little bit numb. >> everybody that i spoke to that was over here and was able to see it from a distance, they could not get over how big and violent it was and the things they were seeing flying through the air. it makes you think, life's pretty precious. >> reporter: unfortunately, jose, there have been some lives lost across the country this weekend. >> what a tragedy. jesse kirsch, thank you very much. >>> still ahead, why both the biden and trump campaigns are targeting rfk jr. in the race for the white house. >>>s plus, the odd situation in spain, the prime minister taking the weekend to figure out whether he still wants his job. we'll explain why, bring you his decision, which announced today. you're watching "josÉ diaz-balart reports" on msnbc. -. setting trends is our business. we

it actually came through minden late in the 5 p.m. hour, around 5:40, 5:450, we had it live on air with our storm trearks all afternoon on fox weather, giving us an up-close look at the damage and how destructive and large these tornadoes were. i don't know about you folks at home, but just watching it, it gives you goose bumps. what we're working on right now is to get inside and see how the folks are doing and what recovery looks like at this point. what we can see behind us is there are some crews here. it appears they're working on some of the power lines and this a farmland all around as. so you can see some of that looks to be disturbed the as well. but, again, just from what we've seen people posting videos on social media, it looks destroyed inside. and it's part of the town that this wide tornado impacted. griff? griff: brandy campbell live for us in m if inden, thank you for that. those are terrify being images. we noted the drivers driving down the road toward it. do not drive forwards it to get video, get out of this. bran

much of minden, iowa ripped to shreds. officials say this home is in the middle of a street. it is supposed to be yards away on this foundation. and you can see it is hardly the only building badly damaged. the community now comes together to pick up the pieces. >> when something is that bad, you almost go a little numb. now it is just a matter of getting up and going forward. >> reporter: back here in sulphur, a clear day today and tomorrow. there is the potential for marginal risk of severe weather on wednesday, which they do not need here. savannah? >> jesse kirsch, thank you. >> guys, unfortunately, you can see a long line all the way to texas. that's where we're looking for. from louisiana, texas, arkansas, where we have severe thunderstorm watches out for heavy showers and thunderstorms. the strongest threats in the mid-morning. we're looking at significant flooding from texas to lake charles, louisiana. we've got a risk of severe weather from corpus christi, jackson, on into new orleans. then during the day today, that system moves to the east. tomorrow a new frontal s

>> reporter: in iowa, several people were injured and one person killed in minden where officials sayroyed. well, this morning thousands of people still without power and about a dozen counties throughout oklahoma remain in a state of emergency. >> linsey: our hearts go out to those families. mola, thank you. now growing unrest on college campuses amid the israel/hamas war. police arrested hundreds of people this week in protests. this comes as high schoolers are set to make their final decision on where to go to college in just two days. let's go back to trevor ault at usc in los angeles. good morning again, trevor. >> reporter: good morning, linsey. yes, another weekend where the protests continue to grow, tensions around them grew even higher and many more people were arrested. hundreds taken into custody at encampmentes and protests from northeastern to indiana to arizona state. lot of these protesters are demanding their university divest from organizations that they believe are profiting from the war. they're calling for a cease fire. they say they are not going to stop. they ar

minden, iowa, felt the worst of these storms. roughly 180 homes or businesses were either devastated or destroyed and a community member sadly passed away. even in our grief, iowans are resilient. these tornadoes are a tragic reminder that we need to use every tool available to keep our communities safe. i'm glad that two of my bills are part of this package. my bills help ensure that our weather radar can better detect serious storms, especially low-hanging tornadoes and the national weather service can quickly disseminate information more quickly. these reforms will save lives, keep iowans informed and deliver accurate and timely updates during storms. when it comes to severe weather, seconds can make a difference between life and death. that's why i urge my colleagues -- thank you and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields. the gentleman from oklahoma reserves. the gentlewoman from pennsylvania is recognized. ms. lee: mr. speaker, i reserve. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman reserves. the gentleman