. >> northeast arkansas, an entire house caught on camera floating down a bridge. abc's alex perez has more on the crisis blamed for a dozen deaths. >> reporter: new evacuations and flash flood emergency in northeast arkansas. the black river more than 10 feet above flood stage breaching the levee. nearby, the current river carrying this cabin on a collision course. striking a highway bridge. the national guard deployed across the region as a slow motion disaster now unfolds. major highways underwater. st. louis now virtually cut off from the southwest. >> i can't stress enough that if there is water on that roadway, do not go into it. >> hopefully this wall of sandbags will hold. >> in missouri, the river at record levels. >> that means sleepless nights for business owners like kathy gilman. >> we have five pumps running frying to keep the water pumped out. >> reporter: downstream hard to tell where the river ends and street begins. it is not over the river rising. alex perez, abc news, arnold, missouri. >> house law makers poised to vote on a revised health care

. >>> here's northeast arkansas on live doppler 7. still raining there. good news for those folks, no more rain on the way today. they will get a week to week and a half of dry weather. usually that's where we see emeryville and oakland here, but can't see it because of the clouds. if you are a commute planner, there's patchy and dense fog out there and it's going to be nice and comfortable today. this is probably what you have been waiting for if you don't like the heat. temperatures up to 9 degrees cooler this morning, and that puts up in the mid to upper 50s on the peninsula until you get to the coast side. pacifica, 49, and half moon bay at 50. we are still in the 60s in the east bay valleys and into the south bay. saturday morning, looking quiet. by noon we have a few scattered showers across the north bay with the northwest prevailing. see the scattered showers develop during the afternoon hours. and they continue during the evening hours and once the sun sets notice the chance of the scattered showers. a couple hundreds of an inch of rain is paus o

. >> reporter: tonight, new evacuations and a flash flood emergency in northeast arkansas. the black river, moranthe en t feet above flood stage, breaching this levee. nearby, the current river carrying this cabin on a collision course. >> my god, i'm freaking out. >> reporter: striking a highway bridge. the national guard deployed across the region as a slow-motion disaster now unfolds. major highways under water, st. louis is now virtually cut off from the southwest. >> i can't stress enough, if there's water on that roadway, do not go into it. >> hopefully this wall of sandbags will hold. >> reporter: in eureka, missouri, the meramac river at record levels. that means sleepless nights for business owners like kathy gillman. e' w>>ee bve an running pumps. >> reporter: and david, just downstream from eureka here in arnold, it's hard to tell where the river ends and the street begins, it's still rising. the river not expected to crest until about midnight. >>> let's get to meteorologist rob marciano. >> hi, david, more rain the t f. taking a look at the watches and warnings

in northeast arkansas thousands were ordered to evacuate after a levee broke causing a flash flood emergencyns of national guard soldiers were deployed to the area. and further south a very scary few moments for kids on a louisiana bus. trying to make it through before getting stuck in the flood waters. fortunately, officials say the kids were rescued and everything is okay. nbc neatologist bill karins says more rain is in the forecast. he'll join us in a few moments. >> a car auction turned to horror when a jeep slammed through a wall killing three people. witnesses captured the aftermath on cell phone video. police say an employee in his 7 os was driving a jeep suv up for auction when it suddenly accelerated. >> just gave it gas, don't know what happened. flew by me. and instead of hitting the cars in front went through the lane of people. >> one man and two women were killed on the scene. among them 36-year-old lazandra uponte on her first day on the job. her brother says she leaves behind three children. >> she loved the family, she was a family would be. >> nine others were injured, one

the black river jumped a levee today in northeast arkansas, flooding the historic town of pocahontas. officials saw this disaster coming and ordered everyone out, but flash floods have killed at least seven people in the arkansas last weekend. michelle miller is there. r: teporter: the black river spilled across pocahontas, arkansas, after heavy rains breached a levee. roout 50 homes have been destroyed and up to 100 homes and businesses damaged. heere were the breaches? >> they were east of here. >> reporter: cecil tackett is the city's police chief. >> this morning at 6:00 there sss fish swimming across here. >> reporter: across this highway? >> yes. ou reporter: murky floodwaters turned this playground into a water park. caus of torrential rainfall housed a number of rivers near pocahontas to swell as much as nine inches. add the nearly eight inches that fell in pocahontas last week, and it was more than the levee could take. d e threat of a breach forced a mandatory evacuation of the city of 7,000 on monday. rising waters sent folks like jeff junkersfeld to move his mom out of har

. >> arkansas' governor now says nine levees have burst in the northeast part of the state.reaches. and the governor says that so far, seven people have died. one a child is missing. and hundreds of people, still cannot go home. >>> and, an event at buckingham palace. sparked concern overnight. the daily mail reporting that royal staffers from several of the queen's homes were urgently called to london for emergency meeting. the palace tells abc news overnight it had no comment. now meetings like this are apparently held on occasion. it is not believed to be an indication that the queen or prince philip are in poor health. the queen is 91 years old. prince philip turns 96 in june. >>> breaking overnight, an investigation is under way after two people were shot dead at a bar near dallas. police say a gunman entered the sports bar last night got into an argument with an employee and then shot and killed the man. a customer armed with a legal pistol confronted the gunman and shot him dead. investigators are trying to determine the gunman's motive and whether he knew the employe

alison: 7 on stormwatch after nine levees breached in northeast arkansas. black river reached record flood level overnight and more rain expected today. people living in the area are warned to be ready to leave at a moment's notice. doug hill is in the weather center tracking our forecast. doug? doug: part of that system is heading our way. it's pleasant tonight expect the beautiful weather to continue. breezy and sunny weather. first pitch time on the park, 64 degrees. we'll cool to 60's in the game but the clear skies abound. tomorrow, sunshine to start the day. wake up to upper 40's to lower 50's. cool start. slow cloudiness from the storm complex that will deliver rain and heavy rain to portion of the area tomorrow night. after midnight. overnight friday morning and part of this will be a warm front and low plesh. moisture from the gulf. results are moderate to the heavy rain at times. maybe pop-up thunderstorms on friday afternoon. wi check the timing the weekend forecast and ten-day and anything else to jam into it to keep you covered what expect in s

levees are failing in northeast arkansas. we will have the governor on later this morning.sing in mississippi and missouri rivers raising fears of levee breaches in missouri. we have sfhave cnn's dan simon missouri. hard hit when water comes over the levee. everybody knows it takes a long time to pump it back out, dan. >> reporter: chris, it has been a very difficult several days. this area has gotten pummeled by rain. the nearby merrimack river has spilled into the communities. you can see sand bags which people are using to keep the areas dry. the good news is you can see the water level behind me which is beginning to recede. you see some people actually have pumps out trying to get the water out. also, the sky is clear this morning. the forecast this weekend is supposed to be good. that is good news. just north of st. louis where the mississippi river and missouri river converge. there is concern that area has not crested yesterday. folks watching that closely. alisyn. >>> thank you, dan s. . cnn has the latest on the forecast. chad? >> alisyn, we have 27 rivers in floo

right here in south western missouri and northeast arkansas.ly place you'll find that kind of music. if you go 50 miles north it's different. >> fiddlers and guitar players and a banjo or two playing hand me down music. he started playing here in his teens. he rarely misses a night. >> my great grandpa played in this area and i remember my he remembered him playing and i'm playing those tuns. >> music you learn by ear. >> until recently no one had ever written down a single note. >> the monday night tradition began years ago. the rules are simple, no drinking, no foul language, bring a covered dish and all are welcome. >> the beauty of playing here is that you play with people who are really good and you playwright along beside them and it's basically an apprenticeship. >> after supper as the strumming starts toes start to tap. the pace picks up. no fiddles ever caught fire but you we talking about? >> my teacher always said 140 beats a minute is what you're aiming for and then sometimes it gets to like 160 or better. >> in the back the guys pl

. >> reporter: tonight new evacuations and a flash flood emergency in northeast arkansas.0 feet blou 10 feet above flood stage breaching this levy. nearby, the river carrying this cabin on a collision course, striking a highway bridge. the national guard deployed across the region as a slow motion disaster now unfolds. major highways under water. st. louis is now virtually cut off from the southwest. >> i can't stress enough that if there's water on that roadway, do not go into it. >> hopefully this wall of sandbags will hold. >> reporter: inure reek ah, missouri the river at record levels. that means sleepless nights for business owners like cathie gilman. >> we have five pumps running in here trying to keep the water pumped out. >> reporter: downstream here in arnold, missouri it is hard to tell where the river ends and the street begins. it is not over. the river not expected to crest until about midnight. alex perez, abc news, arnold, missouri. >>> all right. we haven't had any rain or anything like that to worry about in the last week or so it seems. >> we haven't, an

. >>> a levy breach forced dozens of rescues in northeast arkansas. more rain could promote flooding. michelle miller is in arkansas. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. while the rain continues to flaul, floodwaters on the black river peaked at nearly 5 inches. that's 5 inches higher than the levies are designed to hold. these storms have killed seven people in arkansas, and eight, the child, is still missing. it's threatening communities downstream. about miles submerged the church which typically sits in an open field. >> there were fish swimming across here. >> across this highway. >> yes. >> you could see them. >> oh, yes. you could see their backs. >> reporter: in louisiana a bus almost tipped over when it tried to drive through floodwaters. nearly 6 billion gallons of water pushed through. five people died in kekd with flooding in the state. it only takes 6 inches of fast moving water to knock a person over and two feet of water will make a car float. 36 members of the arkansas national guard are in the pocahontas area helping. on tuesday t

. >>> this is "cbs overnight >>> the black river jumped a levee in northeast arkansas and flooded theut. flash floods killed at least seven people in arkansas last weekend, and michelle miller is there. >> reporter: the black river spilled across pocahontas, arkansas after heavy rains breached a levee. about 50 homes have been destroyed and up to 100 homes and businesses damaged. where were the breaches? >> they were east of here, probably -- >> reporter: cecil tackett is the city's police chief. >> this morning there were fish swimming across here. >> reporter: across this highway. >> yes. >> reporter: murky floodwaters cover this park. days of torrential rainfall caused rivers near pocahontas to swell as much as 9 inches. add the nearly 8 inches that fell in pocahontas last week and it was more than the levee could take. the threat of a breach forced a mandatory evacuation of the city of 7,000 on monday. rising waters sent residents like junkersfield to move his mother out of harm's way. >> it's sad. a lot of people had to get their stuff out, get out of their element, find places t

learn more at esd.ny.gov >> shannon: new video out of northeast arkansas.munities are grappling with severe and dangerous flooding. >> oh my god. >> shannon: powerful current washing homes right off their foundations. that ran into a bridge. 50 homes reportedly destroyed. the governor is dispatching the national guard there and he says at least nine levies have breached. >> bill: the waters could get higher. stand by for more news on that. in the meantime let's get to this. >> all the promises of obamacare have been broken and tomorrow we begin the end of obamacare once and for all. >> vice president mike pence has been on the hill three days in a row. republicans believe it could be it. they think the current healthcare bill has the support to pass and do away with much of obamacare. house republicans at this hour meeting behind closed doors ahead of a vote planned later today on healthcare. there are critics and many of them. here to answer those critics health and human services secretary dr. tom price is with me now. good morning and thank you for your

eventually, it will overtake the entire area and if i come farther out here, you see down in the northeast texas. arkansas, louisiana and texas, you end up with this little swirl that's the area of area of low pressure. that's going to be traveling in our direction overnight tonight, so it will just continue to bring rain in. this is going to be dicey for the nats game. could be delayed or even postponed. i was a little surprised the game got postponed. phillies are in town, game time would be about 56 degrees with rain. so i'm leaning towards postponed. may delay it for a little while before they eventually -- thanks a lot, our producer told me it's already postponed. two in a row postponed due to rain, 56 in town act lot of 50's in the suburbs. cooler in raleigh, 56 yesterday was in the 80's, way back, st. louis 73, chicago 70. that's warmth coming our way for next week. we're talking 80's and possibly 90's next week. here's the deal tomorrow, looks wet, area of low pressure comes up to the south of us, will keep the heaviest of the rain to the south of the city and on off to the east of i95. we're goin

louis 127 feet above flood stage closing roads and highways and in northeast arkansas the national guardd to six years in prison for stealing more than $7 million from morissette and his other clients and he blamed a gambling addiction. >>> my favorite story of the morning, one teenager who can actually say she is more educated than every one of her fellow classmates. 18-year-old raven osborne and getting ready to graduate from college before she even gets her high school diploma. she has been taking part-time college classes while attending her charter high school in gary, indiana. she is picking up her sociology degree two weeks before her high school diploma. she had four high school classes, five college classes, and then for college next year, she is going to be teaching at her high school, so getting her salary already. >> going straight to work. >> she got a job. that's incredible. >> i've never heard that have. >> i was so impressed when i saw her story. congratulations. >> we have to have her. >> we'd love to have her there. >> thank you for that. >>> ready for "pop news," every

northeast. the system brought strong winds, heavy rain, and lots of hail to texas, oklahoma, and here in arkansasby this evening, the storms will reach the virginia coast. saturday will be pretty much a washout for the mid-atlantic region. mother's day will be soggy for new england. plan some indoor celebration ifs you're in that area. unless mom really likes rain. then party outside. >> right. ♪ >>> a young man who had a public audience with duchess kate wasn't exactly crying tears of joy. >> this happened when kate arrived in lux m bourg. the little guy in the little hoodie had just given him flowers. when she tried to thank him, he burt out crying. >> his mom said the little guy was just shy. >> i think a know a lot of grown men who would cry if she came near them. >>> still ahead, the change all the big candymakers agreed to. >>> and what mechanics did that put air force one at risk of catching fire mid flight. >>> and rare look at the white house after hours. the president's new tv and how he's adding his own personal touch. >>> breaking overnight, a united flight had to be delayed for hours

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northeast. >> it will move through with heavy rain, travel issues. we have dangerous conditions in louisiana from flooding and through arkansas and portions of southern missouri. you see this picture yesterday. this school bus driver tried to cross -- look at the bus. tends up in the ditch. there were children on the bus. they were rescued by the police. how many times have we yelled at people saying, turn around, don't drown. that's exactly the situation that can cause you to drown. with kids on that bus, too. >> not a good choice. >> they're lucky they all made it through unscathed. lesson for everybody. the rain is over st. louis, illinois. now indiana is getting soaked. next northwest sections of ohio. we're drying out in the western half of missouri. that will be the trend during the day today. we don't have many flash flood warnings. you see one little red county here. we did see one levy break in arkansas yesterday causing a lot of flooding in a small community. 1 to 2 inches of rain today. rain will not be as intense. this map we've been showing these colors on this map for way too long. that's 1 inch in the blue, 2 inches in red, pink is 3 i

arkansas's swollen current river. down river water surging through a levy breach northeast of little rock. officials washing it's a life threatening situation. the black river tent national guard troops now on alert. 6400 nearby residents told to seek higher ground. this couple left their house monday. >> it's cold. it's raining. it's bad. i'd like to go home. >> reporter: overnight a new line of severe storms racing across the gulf coast. up to four inches of rain pounding the area around lake charles, louisiana. already hit by dangerous hail as the water continues to rise. this terrifying scene in louisiana as a school bus with kids inside comes precariously close to tipping over. the kids all rescued and okay this morning. everywhere you look, water. all over stories of misery. stacey robinson's basement flooded in 2015. she just had it redone three weeks ago. now it's under water again. >> i haven't had it much sleep. i've set my alarm for every 45 and check the road to see however it's come up. i'm wanting this rain to stop. i hate this. >> reporter: we have our drone out this morning

arkansas through missouri, indiana, illinois. it has just come down in buckets. six to eight inches on the ground already running off and more weather coming your way. now, to the northeastwe'll see rain in boston this morning. some clouds in new york. maybe a slowdown attila guard. other than that pretty good across the northeast. there is the next storm system there. it's going to run right across the same places that had all of the rain already. we're going to see two to four inches on top of those flooded rivers and streams and back up even if they were going down, they are coming back up again this week. alisyn, a dangerous situation out there flooding one of the biggest killers in the world. >> keeping an eye on it for us. thank you very much for that reminder. president trump is making overtures to world leaders like kim jong-un. why is he doing this? we dig deeper next. unnecessary. and hey, unmanaged depression, don't get too comfortable. we're talking to you, cost inefficiencies and data without insights. and fragmented care- stop getting in the way of patient recovery and pay attention. every single one of you is on our list. for those who won't rest until the

arkansas. fox's caron mchugh is monitoring the very latest. >> reporter: heavy rains and winds blasting through the northeast friday.lays and several water rescues. >> because of flooding. my daughter lives >> reporter: this as a weather system dumped 3-inches of are a nine just three hours. >> so, there was really water everywhere and a lot of cars are under water a lot of homes and roofs are leaking. >> it was above the bottom edge of the door 'cause now my whole car has got about 5-inches of standing water in it. so, it must have been -- it was even higher, too, before. >> reporter: it was also enough to cause train delays at the city's busy penn station. >> i'm trying to get to a wedding with my buddy. >> reporter: farther south parts of virginia, the carolinas and georgia are reeling after strong thunderstorms triggered flooding and several tornadoes. >> only material things. i'm just glad it wasn't me and it wasn't on top of my house in my bedroom. >> reporter: one north carolina family had a tree fall into their home right where their 10-year-old son normally would have been sleeping. >> thankfully it was a t