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deadly tornado tearing through northern michigan, one person killed. homes and businesses torn apart. the damage this morning as michigan's governor takes action. plus, the dangerous heat wave sweeping across the country. 170 million americans bracing for record-breaking temperatures. >> the shared commitment as officials warn about a possible provocation from kim jong-un while the president is in the region. and offering vaccines to fight covid. >>> summer surge? nearly half of the country now living in medium or high risk areas. parents weighing in on the newly approved boosters as summer camps plan ahead. >>> judges ruling on title 42. the trump era border policy. the biden administration's next move and what this means for migrants seeking refuge in the united states. >>> on the way. the first overseas shipment of imported baby formula on military planes following the president's executive order. the brands heading to the store shelves. >>> fight for mariupol. russia claiming it's taken over ukraine's strategic city as the country's fighters evacua

this community is the heart of northern michigan and our thoughts are with everyone who's been impacted by the storm. a national weather service forecaster says extreme winds are uncommon in this part of michigan because the great lakes lakes suck the energy out of storms, especially in spring when the lakes are cold. the water hasn't warmed up yet gaylord was known as the alpine village and was set to celebrate its centenary centennial this year. well, the justice department is renewing its effort to combat hate crimes with three initiatives this of course coming after 10 people were killed in that buffalo supermarket shooting. last week the department will issue guidance for law enforcement officials and community organizations to raise awareness about increased hate crimes and encourage prevention. it will offer grants for state's interested in setting up hate crime reporting hotlines. the department has also hired its first ever language access coordinator to overcome barriers in reporting hate crimes. we now gather in the wake of a horrific and painful reminder of the urgency. impo

a tornado has ripped through a small town in northern michigan in the u. s. cashing residents by surprise and leaving a trail of destruction. i got a fine, it's very beth, a twist or killed at least one person, and injured more than 40 others as it tore into buildings and flipped vehicles. a rare tornado also struck western germany on friday in drink. dozens of people as violent storms hit, parts of the country. this shopping mole in potter born was among the buildings damaged as the storm unleashed its destructive force. the local police said the storm injured up to 40 people in potter born at least 10 of them seriously. a police statement set. the tornado caused millions of euros of damage as it swept through the western german city. ah, the storm left a trail of destruction in its wake, with trees uprooted and roofs ripped off. many trees fell on parked cars. the tornado also cause extensive damage. 35 kilometers to the west in lip shot a local resident film. these images near the town square st. trees were scattered and roofs blown off buildings. now,

. >>> new video out of northern michigan, a rare tornado ripped through small town and city of gaylord, killing one, injuring dozens more. owner of car repair shop said it blew the back off his building and he and workers had to take cover in the bathroom. >>> brian hackney with more on the weather, sounds like good news coming this weekend? you're teasing me. >> we do have good news. beginning to settle in. fire we were talking about though, let me show that. high pressure, strong high here, low pressure east to do with the tornado that ryan was talking about. close to where the fire is at point arena, four miles south. strong, northerly winds, driving smoke south, affecting us in the bay area. owens fire, 36 acres, 5% contained. flow of the air, down highway 1 to jenner overhr guernevillop and, it's affecting the air quality. 6:00 in sbebastopol, it was 46, that was good. 8:00 had gone down to 111, unhealthful level of pollutants in the air because of the smoke driven into the north bay by that fire. good news, winds are easing up. earlier today, mount st. helena had gusts but now co

now a large and extremely danger tornado has ripped a small town in northern michigan apart.he aftermath are awful as we so often say like a scene right out of a movie. we'll have full details in a live report coming up. >>> now first, this quick programming note. stanley tucci has set out to explore out how his adopted home town of london in a brand-new episode of stanley tucci, searching for italy. >> is felicity here? >> our meal for two is being interrupted by my wife. >> we're going to make this again. quickly for her. oh, hi. you're back. how was the dentist? let me see. oh, it looks good. we just made this and ate it. >> you didn't make for me. >> it's fresh. >> oh, yum. >> fantastico. >> you are very zesty. >> i've been told that for years. >> thank you. isn't that incredible? >> it is amazing. i'm trying to get a more manageable bite but it just keeps coming. >> and just like that another londoner according to the philosopher cantaro. >> and right at lunchtime. how could you get not hungy watching that. it airs tomorrow right here on cnn. we'll be right back. it's st

there's been about 44 injuries, and those injuries were sent amongst northern michigan to different hospitals can you tell us more about the injuries, what kind they are? >> well, obviously because of hipaa there's a lot of that information we can't get. we just know there's been injuries. so we really can't answer that question when it comes to hipaa. >> understandable, but are they severe? are you worried about the death toll going up? >> no, not at all. i wouldn't say it would be to that category for sure, because the individuals, obviously the two that were fatalities were two folks in their 70s, happened to be at the hardest-hit place called nottingham forest. so my heart goes out to them and their families. >> i imagine a lot of people are pitching in to try to help right now. how are the cleanup efforts going? >> well, the community of gaylord is very, very strong. and the city limits, we have 3,800 residents living in our community. i've been out and about touring earlier today, and the cleanup is happening as we speak right now. between everybody and anybody that has a chainsaw or a

but northern michigan that are all the activity was today came through right around noontime fact. let's take you for a closer look at your watch as the squall begins to roll on through. here comes and all of a sudden, there you go. you see reports of some of these tornadoes, some reports of hail, the size of maybe 2 inches wide. so damaging hail throughout that region as well. now the storm's tracking a little further south, a little for the east right now because that train of moisture moving through chicago right now and had it all the way up into michigan again tonight. but that's not the only place getting some interesting weather. we've also got some snow. they got a winter storm warning in the denver area city expecting one to 3 inches of snow between now and saturday and play. they've been just basking in the heat early on in the week. now we've got that cold air moving in at this time while out west. we've got high pressure overhead. we've had those offshore winds, fire coming to a close, although we're going to see the sea breeze kicking in the afternoon tomorrow again. a

the good news, northern michigan, you are in the clear today.a severe weather risk from texas up to maine. all modes of severe weather are going to be possible. that's a look at what's happening around the country. he ors going on right here. whit? >> i know. i got to step up my game. >> yeah. you're a little late. still in september. kidding. no shame here. we begin with the album you may already have on repeat. harry styles dropping his highly anticipated third studio album, "harry's house" and fans cannot get enough. "harry's house" and harry styles instantly became trending topics on twitter. the songs racking up millions of streams overnight. harry also sharing some behind-the-scenes photos making the album that was recorded all over the world. we're talking l.a., tokyo, london and maine. going to give this album a listen, guys? >> this song is great. >> yes. yes. actually the only thing i'm disappointed is he didn't make the photo with him and lizzo the album cover. that was iconic, all right, and now here in new york city we have been cel

tornadoes are so uncommon in northern michigan that the town of gaylord does not have a siren system to warn people about hazardous weather. no. i turned into a beautiful weekend temperatures on the upper eighties low nineties today so really literally perfect weather. some patchy fog , little bit of wind, and we've been seeing that all spring along, especially right along the coast. live camera shot outside san francisco, and you can't see the wind here, but you can see what the mechanisms are. there's this high pressure center and it's just another weather system is going to go right over the top of us, right. that's real sure that the satellite imagery and that's going to set up the winds which are going to set up that red flag warning for tomorrow afternoon basically through tuesday evening. and mainly for the inland valley. it's very similar in the value being sacramento valley. it's very similar to last week, so it's not a real bay area centric thing at all the current highs from today we're generally in the eighties, we had that 90 and fairfield and nanny ock. 85 in livermore

weather tonight including a confirmed tornado that ripped through the small town of gaylord in northern michigan ripping roofs from warehouses, causing heavy damage to mobile homes and tossing rvs. bill karens joins me now and some parts of the country seeing violent weather, others record heat >> we'll start with this strong tornado just hours ago we know homes and businesses were destroyed, cars were tossed we know there were injuries search and rescue continues at this hour for the people that are missing. we've also been tracking some strong to severe weather through pennsylvania and new jersey that tornado watch has been dropped so we're no longer concerned with severe weather heading to the new york city area now let's talk about the heat 36 million people are in these heat advisories from upstate new york through philadelphia and these temperatures are going to be july-like. not just hot, but also very humid, too. should have record days both days in boston, d.c. in saturday, close in new york on saturday if philadelphia hits 97 degrees tomorrow, it'll tie the hottest temperature ever rec

. >>> a northern michigan community is dealing with the damage from a tornado that ripped through. this was just a few hours ago, in fact. buildings and homes were left in ruin. cars flipped over. that tornado touched down in the town of gaylord. one person said he watched a roof get torn off. a few people have been taken to the hospital so far, but no deaths have been reported. >> wow. checking with brian. we have had some gusty winds here, but nothing like that. >> i tell you, the reason we have gusty winds is because of the same system that gave them the tornadoes. here we get winds. there they get roofs ripped off and things like that. so california. that's why we pay $4 million for a two bedroom. >> we have our own set of problems. >> just 4 million? >> it's a bargain this week. we got pretty good weather out of all this. in fact, things cooled down today. it was windy, and that was a problem for the fire in concord. luckily things didn't get out of hand there. it also cooled down in most locations. oakland is at 70. in livermore, 79 degrees. and san jose 76. and knits the low

on friday, the northern michigan town of gaylord was hit by a rare, powerful tornado.two people e dead, and dozens more injuries have been reported. officis describe the scene there as "catastrophic," with cars tossed and structures toppled. the national weather service has not tracked severe weather of this kind in gaylord since 1998. and, former president trump's attorney, rudy giuliani, met virtually th the january 6 select committee for more than 9 hours yesterday. that's according to two source familiar with the closed-door interview. the meeting comes as a recent court filing revealed another trump attorney, john eastman, received two handwritten notes from the president in an effort to overturn election results. still to come on "pbs news weekend"... the real price haiti paid for freedom from slavery and why it's still costing the country today. and... the painful history of native american children forced into one missouri boarding school. ♪ >> this is "pbs news weekend" from weta studios in washington, home of the "pbs newshour," weeknights on pbs. geoff: the

in the northern michigan, the state governor has declared an emergency. plus a late spring snowstorm moved into the state of colorado, leaving tens of thousands of people without power. there. the heavy snow full blanketed parts of colorado. after temperatures have plummeted across the state. the unseasonal cold in colorado comes as a heat wave grips the eastern united states, more than 32 tons of baby formula and being brought into the united states from military base and germany. a critical shortage is due to a product recall by leading manufacturer as well as supply chain issues. hydro capture has more now from washington. these us soldiers are loading precious cargo onto a military plane in germany. 32 tons of baby formula, enough to fill one and a half 1000000 bottles for hungry children back in the us. we're getting to help american citizens who are in need of help and you can always depend on us when you need a president. joe biden announced the campaign dubbed operation fly formula this week . several flights will take formula manufactured in euro

it moved at 55 miles per hour with this brief encounter with that part of northern michigan. so get back to the graphics. two confirmed tornados, one of which was in the state of michigan. 25 reports of wind tandamage as well. look at that line of precipitation. remember a cold front basically the dividing line between the cooler and more stable air mass to the north and the warm and more unstable mass, air mass to the south and east. so basically, this super cell thunderstorm actually moved ahead of the initial cold front and took advantage of the environment ahead of it. warm, humid air, lots of low-level wind helping create the spin in the atmosphere necessary for the tornado to develop. and the shading of red indicating the chance of severe weather for the day today. this is out ahead of a very warm and humid air mass. so hot that many locations along the east coast are experiencing heat wave conditions today. heat advisories in place for major cities, boston, new york, philadelphia. you step outside, temperatures will feel like the middle and upper 90s if not triple digit

as a result, more than 14,000 people in northern michigan were left without power, and local authorities. they say that they were not prepared for an extreme situation. the city doesn't even have a tornado warning system, unlike other parts of the country. the first case of smallpox and monkey infection was identified in berlin, the swiss canton. berne reports that the condition of the patients is stable, specialists establish their circle of contacts in the world, according to who data, about 80 are confirmed, that is, in the event of an objection, another 50 will be investigated the disease has already been detected in more than 10 countries of western europe canada usa australia how dangerous monkeypox is and how ekaterina shamaeva plans to fight its spread europe german experts say this is the continent's largest outbreak of monkeypox however, clarify the cause for concern. bye no. we do not expect a second pandemic, the infection is limited, of course, more people will get sick. we assume that so-called silent infections are happening in europe now, but we hope that we can contain t

it's hard to believe for northern michigan.went outside to see where it is coming from. i saw the rotation. i told my wife we got to get in the basement. i was looking out one side of the window and she was looking out the other side of the house. the house literally lifted off the foundation and smacked her pretty good in the back. ceiling came down on me. we had gas, water and electricity, which wasn't a good mix. with some help from the neighbors, we got out. it's nothing anybody wants to go through. >> to be clear, your wife is doing okay. she's recovering. >> okay. i thought i was going to bring her home tonight. looks like it will be tomorrow. they just want to make sure everything is good. we have all kinds of people helping. whether you're republican or democrat, everybody is pitching in. the ems, fire department, police department have really done an exceptional job. neighbors are pulling together and pitching in. it's good to see that. >> it is. it is a beautiful thing to see. doesn't matter in a time like this. if yo

deadly tornado tearing through northern michigan, one person killed. he damage this morning as michigan's governor takes action. plus, the dangerous heat wave sweeping across the country. 170 million americans bracing for record-breaking temperatures. >> the shared commitment as officials warn about a possible provocation from kim jong-un while the president is in the region. and offering vaccines to fight covid. >>> summer surge?

. >>> a town and homes reduced to rubble, this is the small community of gaylord in northern michigantornado ripped through it on friday. 95% of this mobile home park was destroyed according to the local fire chief. two people were killed in the storm and more than 40 are injured. one resident described what happened. >> i was actually right up the road at the gas station when i saw the cloud start swirling, and i called him because he was back in the house with our dogs and i was like get your stuff, get ready. and as soon as i hung up the phone, it ripped through before i could blink. i called him, made sure he was all right and by the time i got back, whole neighborhood was already gone, people being pulled out of rubble. >> extreme weather incidents like there are becoming more common in the u.s. around 170 million people will face temperatures of 90 and above in the coming day, more than 32 degrees celsius. and in new mexico, largest wildfire in state history is burning into its sixth week, more than 300,000 acres have burned, around 120,000 hick teter hectares. and theyare pausu

two people are dead after tornado ripped through northern michigan.brought winds upwards of 140 miles per hour. governor has declared a state of emergency in the region. a new york city -- first case of monkeypox virus. the president tested positive on friday. this comes days after the first u.s. case was identified in massachusetts. the world health organization has identified about 80 cases globally. now, back to dateline. now, back to dateline. , >> welcome back to dateline, i'm craig melvin. where was christian aguilar? pressure bravo told campus police, he left his friend in the sketchy part of town after dropping off hitchhiker. was he telling the whole story? as investigators turned up the heat, pedro would make an intriguing admission. once again, here's dennis murphy with circle of friends. >> college kids in the college town. that first whif of freedom can lead to irresponsible behavior. campus police had begun to suspect something sin sister. >> when i first walked in, there was two girls in the lobby. erika and her sister. a male pedro was

a second person has been confirmed killed from a rare tornado in northern michigan. >> wow! as the tornado tore through the town of gaylord. michigan authorities just gave an update in the last hour. they say 44 people were also hurt. one person remains unaccounted for at this hour. about 6,600 homes still have no power. many roads remain blocked by debris, and another curfew will be in place there tonight. weather officials say the first tornado warning came in about 3:38 p.m. local time yesterday, a tornado hitting about 10 minutes later. >>> over 35 million people across the northeast are under heat advisories today with temperatures expected to climb well into the 90s. new york city, philadelphia, boston, here in washington, d.c. all expected to be hit by rising heat and humidity. >> cnn meteorologist allison chinchar joining us now with more on that. a lot of red behind you. >> yeah, it is. and i get it these are temperatures you normally see in the summer, but that's the point. people need time to acclimate. and unfortunately when you get these big heat waves that hit t

police at least two people have died, 44 others injured after rachel rao touched on the small northern michiganone large building collapsed. several cars were flipped over and destroyed. a trailer park was also heavily damaged. maximum when clocked at one or 40 miles an hour according to the national weather source. eight funeral today for the youngest victim of last weekend mass shooting in buffalo, new york. the ceremony for 32-year-old rupert out was held in syracuse. meantime a moment of silence held at the top supermarket in buffalo this afternoon. to mark one week since ten people were killed and three others were hurt. and former president donald trump has paid 100 10,000 dollars in fines he has racked up so far after being held in contempt of court for being slow to respond to a civil subpoena issued by new york attorney general. the former presidents under investigation over his business practices. for more on these and other stories you can download the fox news app. scan the qr code on your screen go to foxnews.com/apps. centers for disease control says another viral disease has made

look at this multiple people injured after a powerful tornado touched down in northern michigan. this is the catastrophic scene in the city of gaylord this video shows the destruction along a commercial strip the tornado damaged multiple homes and businesses, knocked down power lines michigan state police say ambulances rushed people to nearest hospitals. still no word on exactly how many injured they are still in the middle of this officials urging people to avoid that area. >>> reports of a mass exodus from "saturday night live. the long-timecast members preparing to exit stage left for good >>> and stage two of the triple tomorrow in baltimore. next, steve kornacki track side why the favorite horse to win is not the biggest story erat al . >>> nine horses set to be at the starting gate tomorrow for the second race of the triple crown. the 147th preakness stakes in baltimore on nbc and streaming on peacock organizers say they are expecting a packed crowd for the first time in three years. last year only 10,000 people could attend under covid restrictions this year they are expe

down trees, power lines, and cut power lines, leaving more than 14,000 people without power in northern michigan, local authorities. they say that they were not prepared for an extreme situation. the city doesn't even have a tornado warning system, unlike other parts of the country. rubin kazan, once the champion of the country, one of the leading clubs, lost in ufa and lost his residence in the premier league. this is how the final round of the russian football championship turned out to be. stas will tell you what the last game day of the season was like. so they celebrate not the championship. so maybe only the one who survived rejoices, an incredible denouement of the season in the match. life between the kazan ruby and ufa penalties in the last seconds of the game already in stoppage time, lisakovich could keep the kazan ruby in the elite, but hits the post and ufa is saved, ufa rejoices, but there are still butt games ahead. but how good everything was for rubin , the same lisakovich began with an accurate penalty kick and brought kazantsev ahead by thirty seventh minute. and he immediatel

power and a kcurfew is n place after a tornado kills one person and injures more than 40 in northern michigan window? jesus. >> witnesses describe hearing what sounded like a freight train as the tornado shredded through the town of gaylord. >> a local official reported it went right through the downtown area. one man said residents are also in shock because tornados are rare in this part of the country. the state website reports michigan averages about 15 tornados a year. michigan's governor has declared a state of emergency. >>> the feud in washington over abortion rights has put nancy pelosi in a tough spot back at home. on friday, the conservative archbishop of san francisco said the house speaker may no longer receive communion because she supports abortion rights. >> pelosi is not the only politician who has been denied communion over her abortion stance. joe biden was denied in south carolina over his views. pope francis has spoken out against individual bishops enacting these kinds of bans. >> this week's oklahoma's legislature passed one of the strictest bans in the country. if signe

there are now 2 confirmed deaths in a rare tornado in northern michigan. the storm touching down just after 3.45? >> in the afternoon yesterday in the city of. that's about 60 miles south of the upper peninsula. and that tornado, as you can see here, flipping cars and destroying homes and businesses, 2 people in their 70's died at a mobile home park. more than 40 other people were injured. tonight, the city is enforcing a curfew church and community leaders in laguna woods gathering today in a show of solidarity. they expressed enduring support for the irvine taiwanese presbyterian church, which was targeted by a gunman last week. one person was killed and 5 others were wounded. they are calling the attack a politically motivated act of hate. >> the shot that you experienced last sunday should not have happened. there's no place in our community and in our society for any type of hate. we need to stand together. >> the 68 year-old suspected shooter was born in taiwan and reportedly has ties to a mainland china organization opposed to taiwan's independence.

least two people are dead and 44 others are injured after a powerful tornado touched down in northern michiganinds of 140 miles per hour based on the preliminary data coming in so far. the storm tore through homes, businesses and an rv park in gaylord leaving debris and devastation in the wake. look at this video here. it's just extraordinary. this was taken by a resident who said he heard the tornado warning and went outside to see the tornado barrelling toward his home. michigan governor gretchen whitmer has declared a state of emergency. we're one week from the unofficial start of summer but some americans are feeling the heat already. over 35 million people across the east are feeling the heat this weekend we're wafeeling itn washington right now. record high temperatures from delaware to new hampshire and half of the u.s. will see temperatures at or above 90 degrees. allison chinchar joins me now. it's early for it to be this hot. we're here in washington and my goodness, it's above 90 degrees this time of year? it's wild. >> it feels more like -- >> what can you tell us? >> it feels more

without power and a curfew is in place after a tornado killed one person and injured 40 others in northern michiganain as the tornado shredded through the town of gaylord. >> a local official reported it went right through the downtown area. one man said residents are also in shock because tornadoes are rare in this part of the country. the state web site reports michigan averages about 15 tornadoes a year. michigan's governor has declared a state of emergency. >>> the baby formula shortage in the u.s. is so severe, not only has the president invoked a wartime measure to increase production but now a military plane will be used to carry formula from overseas. the defense department ordered the first flights to leave this weekend from germany. >>> it's part of the newly named operation fly formula, and the fda says it's in touch with spec specialty clinics that are preparing to hospitalize children due to a lack of baby formula. cnn's polo sandoval shows us what lengths one family is going to. >> reporter: it's easy to get lost in the joys of raising a baby. >> you're such a big boy, yes, you are. >

power and under curfew after a tornado killed one person and injured more than 40 others in northern michigang what sounded lookic a freight train as it shredded through the town of gaylord. it went right through the downtown area. you see the damage on your screen. the tornado came as a shock to many because they're relatively rare in michigan. the state has declared a state of emergency. >>> over 35 million people across the northeast are under heat advisories with temperatures expected to climb well into the 90s. new york city, philadelphia, boston and more, including here in d.c., all expected to be hit by the rising heat and humidity. >> are you feeling it there? i'm feeling it here, right. allison chinchar, what more can you tell us? >> reporter: it's a pretty widespread event. a lot of states will be looking at the potential for record highs not only today but two days in a row looking at several records for tomorrow. in all, at least 60 locations have the potential to break record highs at some point this weekend. you even have heat advisories across portions of the northeast that str

images this morning are showing the extent of damage after a powerful tornado touched down in northern michiganf-3 with maximum winds of 150 miles per hour. the twister destroyed homes, shops and retail stores as it moved through the downtown area. >> i got outside to see where it was coming from, and i could see the rotation. so i went back in and told my wife, get in the basement. it wasn't long after that that i was looking out one side of the window and she was looking out the other side of the house, and the house literally lifted off the foundation and smacked her pretty good in the back. the ceiling came down on me. >> it was a sweltering hot weekend for cities like boston and new york on saturday. today, 20 million people are still under heat advisories. >> there's relief in sight. the bad news could mean severe storms are hitting the eastern united states. what can people expect? >> at least one more hot day, especially across portions of the northeast. for other areas, it may linger longer. look at records yesterday, richmond, virginia, 95 breaking the previous record. atlantic city,

there are now 2 confirmed deaths in a rare tornado in northern michigan. the storm touching down just after 3.45. yesterday afternoon in city about 60 miles south of the upper peninsula. the tornado flipping cars and destroying homes and businesses. as you can see here, 2 people in their 70's died at a mobile home park. more than 70 or rather 40 other people are injured. tonight, the city is enforcing a curfew. going to take a look now at our 4 zone forecast. here's a live look at downtown san francisco. still a little haze hanging around with us tonight. we saw some pretty warm temperatures, especially in the inland area. you know, looks like things might heat up just a little bit more. what are the temperatures like out there of their daniella, a 5 to 10 degrees above average downtown san francisco. we should be in the mid 60's instead. >> flirting with 70's at 60 degrees in about 10 degrees above normal. for those of you in san jose and livermore. you're in the mid 80's when you should be in the mid 70's. so yeah, i know the calendar says spring certain

governor -- declared a state of emergency in northern michigan's at sagle county, after deadly rotational storm saw winds up to 140 miles per hour, leaving two people dead and at least 40 injured. now, back to dateline. villa >> as prosecutor -- and this investigator looked into the decade old mystery of linda curry death they found something remarkable. two interviews with lynda curry. it turns out after strange thing happened with her ivs when she was in the hospital, detectives had interviewed her and those conversations were recorded. >> how have you've been feeling? >> oh you know i feel great. >> now investigator put her headphones on and listen to linda curry's voice. >> i'm hard on a lot of things, i'm hard on my man, i'm hard on my cars, i was not easy on my iv bag. >> she seemed to be joking about the apparent damage to the ivy, but detectives weren't laughing. they knew linda's friends and family suspected paul. >> i'm going on the assumption, right now, that paul is doing this, we can't prove something -- >> linda did acknowledge the suspicions of others. >> all my friends, a

top stories, at least two people are dead, more than 40 others heard from after the tornado in northern michiganthrough the town of gaylord. it destroyed homes and businesses. governor gretchen with laura has signed a state. emergency patients suspected of having monkeys boxes isolated here in new york city. city efficient say a person tested positive, he had an illness consistent with monkeypox. confirmation those pending cdc pan testing. the first u.s. case of monkeypox years covered enough to. since i'm final preparations for days -- are underway right now. the second jewel of the triple crown races will be held at baltimore's pick a race courses. well kentucky derby race winner rich strike will not appear, runner-up epicenter will be back for another chance to win. that race airs on nbc. as the midterm primaries heat up, new insight today into wet qualities make voters more or less inclined to vote for candidate. according to nbc news polling, the most popular positions say 2020 can tender and have is, tackling inflation that high gas prices. well the least popular are believed to be trump w

we're getting a sense of the scale of that massive tornado in northern michigan.winds reaching 150 miles an hour. tornado first hit a mobile home park killing two people in their 70s. it didn't traveled through a shopping district and destroyed several businesses and at least 44 people were injured. record breaking heat is forecast for the second day in a row in the northeast, 24 million in fact are under heat alerts. it could feel as high as 100 degrees. meanwhile, a late spring snowstorm pounding colorado. it has dumped several inches and knocked out power to more than 200,000 customers. and a horse named early voting when the weakness takes. the second dual triple crown races. the horse epicenter also runner-up that kentucky derby. came in second place. a new poll shows a majority of americans do not want to end the expulsion of migrants under title 42. the politico harvard survey shows 55% oppose and-ing the public health rule while 40% are in favor. also new today, white house press secretary -- sean pierce of the administration is appealing friday's ruling b

a tornado has a path of destruction through homes and the state's this is in northern michigan killingers. the twister hammering a small town where forecasters extreme winter uncommon. governor whitmer declared a state of emergency. millions of americans are under heat advisories right now, record temperatures are expected from texas to maine. with many places reaching the upper 90s. for some areas, the humidity is going to make it feel like triple digits. and san francisco archbishop, salvatore cord dion lee, denied house speaker nancy pelosi from receiving communion due to her support for abortion. rights across the entire archdiocese, must've was which lies in her. jurisdiction he told people the motive was pastoral not. political let's go now to buffalo give you a live look at the top supermarket there, where soon the community will be honoring this man people killed in saturday's mass shooting. it is an emotional weekend, as you knows will be held for victims today, and over the next few. days but first was yesterday. this is msnbc's natalie are canada. >> the final goodbyes began

and northern michigan in moments that must have felt like an eternity a tornado reduced a small town neighborhood to a debris field. two people are dead and at least 44 are injured. >>> in new mexico, the largest wildfire in state history is now burning into its sixth week. more than 300,000 acres burned and only 40% contained. >>> the national weather service now says the tornado that ripped through gaylord, michigan, was an ef-3. that means winds were blasting at about 140 miles an hour when these rvs were hammered like bowling pins. michigan's governor has declared a state of emergency for that area. and the hardest hit area is the nottingham forest mobile home park where two people died. they were each in their 70s. the county fire chief says 95% of the homes are destroyed. 95%. one man describes the terrifying helplessness of being right down the street and watching the tornado descend into his neighborhood. >> we actually lived over in nottingham where the epicenter started and that whole block, that whole naked just got wiped out. i was actually right up the road at the gas st

. >> things get active as this frontal system really the northern parts michigan. and there you go. here comes that the system right there. >> producing the tornadoes there and some very rain and hail being reported that system. so what a mess across that part of the country. but more of an isolated instance as we've got more scattered showers popping up right now around the northern half but still active in other parts of the u.s. were looking to winter storm warnings about that the denver area's. they're seeing some heavy snowfall there today. and then further to the south. yeah, kind of fire and ice. we're still looking dangerous fire conditions continuing fire weather warnings up across much the south as they have been for quite some time now. and they continue to deal with some active fire conditions back west. we're taking you got high pressure building in overhead and that ridge bringing that nice northerly flow. you can kind of get the sense that ridge here to start to see those clouds moving away, that northerly wind. and that's that offshore wind that really brought the hi

that's a city in northern michigan, about 230 miles northwest of detroit. we just learned that a second person has died. at least 40 people were injured on the ground. last night, michigan's governor got a firsthand look at all the devastation. this is a strong community. we will band together . the state of michigan will support the community. um you know, and. there are not words to describe what the little that i was able to personally see. it's devastating. well that tornado ripped the roofs off buildings and homes flipped over cars brought down power lines. thousands of people still without electricity this morning in northwestern michigan. wow you look at that and really so much they're dealing with out there. rosemary and in terms of the tornadoes and severe weather have been so scary. it's definitely much calmer out there this morning. but here cellphone footage showing a funnel making its way through the city of gaylord. the national weather service has confirmed it was a tornado. the storm caused major damage to structures to down trees as well as

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>> northern michigan >> happy birthday. >> happy birthday, ann how about another check of the weather of the country we could see tornado, large hail and even snow showers to the west of that then as we get towards the middle of the week, it looks still unsettled across the northeast into the southeast and a second round of severe storms will begin to play out in the southern plains. same place we're expecting today. we're also going to see below average temperatures to the north of that. and still unsettled into friday and saturday showers and storms continue through the tennessee and ohio river valley into the southeast. it will clear up with sun >>> good morning, i'm meteorologist kari hall. pretty windy through the delta and the coastline. we'll see the high winds continue thanks to a cold front but it is going to bring if cooler air in our highs today reach the low 70s. for tomorrow, it is starting to warm up. we're up to 80 degrees with sunshine and reaching the peak of our heat on wednesday with highs reaching into the mid even some spots upper 80s. we'll cool off on thursday a

in the northern part michigan were left without electricity, local authorities.the emergency, and the city doesn't even have a tornado warning system, unlike other parts of the country. oh my got, now a little commercial, and then look, investigation. eduard petrov's eight-year term in a general regime colony is now an engineer at an aircraft factory. vladislav shulga, the court found him guilty of mass poisoning at the enterprise. what could be the motives of the engineers and why are many still convinced of his innocence?

in the northern part of michigan were left without electricity, local authorities. they say they weren't prepared for an emergency, and the city doesn't even have a tornado warning system, different from other parts of the country. oh my got now a little commercial and then watch the investigation. eduard petrov's eight-year term in a general regime colony, and sometimes an aircraft factory engineer vladislav shulga, the court found him guilty of mass poisoning at the enterprise. what could be the motives of the engineers and why are many still convinced of his innocence? as an instrument of revenge, the engineer of the aviation plant, vladislav shulga, sent dozens of his colleagues to the hospital bed, he poured a deadly poison into a container of water and watched how he was tormented victims. hello, eduard petrov at the studio. it's just that many refused at one moment and everything was formed under me, the doctor recommended that i take it to the waist. it already became clear that this was poisoning. i did not have an understanding, what is the waist 2 months

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