hundreds of flights in and out of o'hare and midway airports were disrupted. jarred hill is in new york with the latest. good morning. >> reporter: could you imagine -- one person said that they were already on the plane getting ready to go when the flight attendant rushed everybody off and into the airport for safety. meanwhile, you got folks in the west who are seeking shelter from something else -- this incredible heat. >> oh, my god. >> reporter: a tornado spotted near chicago's o'hare international airport, one of several seen across the chicago area wednesday. >> all i saw was the tomorrow -- the tornado come straight down here, and debris started flying all over the place. >> reporter: the storms took out homes and knocked down trees, but fortunately spared lives. in the southwest, a different problem -- cooling centers are being set up around phoenix, the city gearing up for its 14th straight day of temperatures at or above 110 degrees. >> we pass out hygiene kits, cooling towels, hats. anything that we can give people to help them face the heat. >> ev

and at o'hare airport, passengers sheltering in a tunnel inside the terminal.n the southwest suburbs ripped apart. >> when the winds kicked up really hard and really fast it was like -- basement. now. get the dog and let's go. >> reporter: but back in vermont, officials late today confirming a 63-year-old man drowned in the floods. the governor warning -- >> we need to remain vigilant and prepared. do not be complacent. >> reporter: and david, the streets of montpelier are lined with these piles of furniture and other items that were ruined in this week's flooding. and now there's even more rain on the way. officials are monitoring the dams for more potential flooding, and they've had the national guard position their teams for more possible water rescues. david? >> david: yeah, they just can't get a break. trevor ault, thank you. let's get to rob marciano, tracking it all again tonight. hey, rob. >> reporter: hi, david. that rain is very close, and as a matter of fact, severe thunderstorms within that band, check it out. the watches up for the next hour or two

one twister touching down near o'hare airport. halting flights for a time. twisted metal landing on a pickup truck there. other vehicles damaged in a parking lot in huntley, illinois. rooftops ripped off suburban chicago homes. this same system on the move right now, hitting the northeast tonight. so, rob marciano will time it all out. and abc's trevor ault leading us off tonight in vermont, where, of course, they are bracing for heavy rain and flooding yet again. >> reporter: tonight, severe thunderstorms that spawned at least ten reported tornadoes in the midwest overnight now targeting the storm-weary northeast. new york and vermont once again in the crosshairs, just days after record-breaking rain washed out train tracks and roads. >> this isn't over, and it won't be over after this storm. >> reporter: the same system set to hit the northeast already causing a flash flood energy emergency in louisville, mississippi, northeast of jackson. and much farther north, in the suburbs of chicago, they're cleaning up after a violent 24 hours in the heartland. torn

so yeah, at the chicago o'hare doing some damage warehouses, that tornado came 4.59 this afternoon andhey continue to see some gusts. how about that gusting? brought some of those gusts to 60 8 miles per hour as those thunderstorms rolled through. all right. you can see our camera kind of shaking in the but that's about it. we're looking good around the bay area. got a mostly sunny skies out there right now. some patchy fog, though, moving into the golden gate bridge as we speak. and so, yeah, we've got the cool weather out along the coastline. but boy, it is going to get hot in parts of the bay area, but not just we've got 74. very nice evening in san jose. and nice and clear. 71 in fremont. 83 now and live more. 86 in cocker. 78 degrees in fairfax. 81 right now in the bottle. nice weather out there around the bay area. but things are about to change tonight. should be a decent evening. the fog going to feel inside the base to the valleys, looking nice and pleasant as we head in toward the evening hours. but next couple days, everything is about to change tomorrow. the temperatures ve

varios tornados tocaron tierra esta noche en chicago, incluso en elÁrea del aeropuerto internacional o'harek buscaron refugio desesperadame nte despÉs de que un enorme y peligroso tornado fue visto cerca de la zona de summit.. y en otras areas de la ciudad se vieron danos materiales, pero no esta claro si fueron por tornados o por otra tormenta. sigue el calor extremo en varias partes de estados unidos. por 12 Ías consecutivos, los residentes de phoenix, arizona, han experimentado temperaturas de Ás de 110 grados farenheit, lo que esÁ poniendo en riesgo a cientos de residentes, especialmente los que son Ás vulnerables... los meteoÓlogos advierten que el calor extremo continuaÁ en esa y otras ciudades. hablemos ahora del mercado de bienes raices... y es que las hablemos ahora del mercado de bienes raices... .. la compaÍa de seguros "farmers insurance", anuncÓ que dejaÁ de ofrecer sus servicios, en el estado de la florida, por lo que unos 100-mil floridanos, quedaÁn sin cobertura de su seguro de vivienda, y auto entre otros... a los clientes afectados les notificaÁn de cÁndo finalizaÁn sus Ól

near chicago but people have had to dodge multiple twisters, including those waiting for flights at o'hare people live report is coming up. >>> there hoping for one ca escapee --r to replalace it with a new one of the same e make and model. get a whole lot of somethihing with farmers policy perks. ♪ farmers mnemonic ♪ okay everyone, our mission is complete balanced nutrition. together we provide nutrients to support immune, we are farmers. and ensure complete with 30 grams of protein. ♪ imagine you're doing something you love. rsv could cut it short. ♪ rsv is a contagious virus that usually causes mild symptoms but can cause more severe infections that may lead to hospitalizations... ...in adults 60 and older... ...and adults with certain underlying conditions, like copd, asthma, or congestive heart failure. talk to your doctor and visit cutshortrsv.com. a single strand of mrna... could individualize how we approach cancer. ♪ and the company that's getting us there? moderna. this changes everything. my asthma felt anything but normal. ♪ ♪ it was time for a nunormal with nucala. nucala is a

>another near o'hare and international airport forced hundreds of people there to take shelter. >> thereght to a dangerous heat wave. ♪ ♪ >> at your own risk. >> norah: beachgoers at the northeast warned to stay out of the water due to high level of bacteria. >> with the changing climate we are going to continue to see these types of closures. ♪ ♪ >> the union representing 160,000 hollywood actors announced they will be going on strike at midnight. >> if we don't stand tall right now, we are all going to be in trouble. ♪ ♪ >> we have long been told that buying a home is the american dream, but for many people, that is just not possible. so here's the question: should you rent or buy? ♪ ♪ >> norah: and a tearful presentation from a grateful damar hamlin. >> the training staff of the buffalo bills. [applause] >> demar, first and foremost, thank you for staying alive, brother. [laughter] ♪ ♪ >> norah: good evening, and thank you for joining us on this thursday night. we begin with a major expansion of women's health care in the united states. federal health officials today approved the firs

is investigating what caused an emergency slide to fall from a united airlines jet near chicago's o'hare airport today. you can see the chute that landed in a backyard. maintenance workers say they discovered the slide was missing when the plan landed safely in chicago from zurich, switzerland. luckily no one was hurt. what a story. >>> turning now to 2024, the republican presidential campaign of florida governor ron desantis is garnering fresh criticism after he struggled to rise in the polls and now a campaign shake-up. cbs's robert costa reports on how and why desantis has been losing ground. >> hello, south carolina! >> reporter: florida governor ron desantis hit the trail today amid a campaign shake-up, laying off about ten staff members as he strug thes to gain traction in the crowded gop field. desantis made the moves after burning through cash faster than most of his opponents in the second quarter, spending about 40% of what he's raised. >> i think we've got a lot of work to do over these next 18 months. >> reporter: cbs news has learned that some key donors are growing frustrat

a ground stop and shelter in place was put in effect at o'hare international airport, leading to hundreds of flight cancellations. >>> farmers insurance has announced it will no longer offer coverage in florida, affecting 100,000 policies. it is now the fourth major insurance provider to pull out of florida in the past year amid a growing threat from extreme weather. >>> and the nominees for this year's emmy awards were announced wednesday. "succession" led the way with 27 nominations, including for outstanding drama series. >>> for more, download the cbs news app on your connected tv. i'm erika brown, cbs news, new york. ♪ >> announcer: this is the "cbs overnight news." >> we begin with dangerous warnings as a heat dome blankets much of the nation with more extreme weather on the way. more than 100 million americans are under heat alerts with triple-digit feel-like temperatures in 16 states. the most brutal conditions are in the south and west, with arizona the hot spot for record-breaking heat, approaching 120 degrees. even for a state that's used to high temps, the ongoing stretch of s

there are reports of a warehouse that was damaged at the o'hare airport in chicago and that wasn't the only place they had a strong gusty wind. 68 miles an hour. can you believe that? extremely strong gusts rolling through that area as well. and then those storms begin to push to the east well near kalamazoo just to the south of that, we have another area where they had multiple barnes for more tornadoes touching ground. so that was a quite remarkable storm moving on through. looks like that will continue to wind down and head east on the bay area, though we've got some serious heat coming our way. we'll talk more of that in a few minutes. >> and those are local sounds of a sideshow. alameda county is trying to put a stop to them with a new law that says people standing by and watching could face hefty fines and even jail time. the law makes it illegal to be within 200 feet of a sideshow. and that ordinance is getting some pushback, though. some supervisors say that drivers should be the target, not the spectators. in other news, some san jose city employees are attending a so-called s

it's going to be a busy season for these firefighters. >> reporter: near chicago's o'hare airport, awednesday, sending thousands of passengers scrambling for shelter and canceling hundreds of flights. residents are cleaning up after several other suspected twisters tore through nearby communities, damaging homes and uprooting trees. in mccook, illinois, a storm struck skyline motel. >> it took six homes out completely. the roof is completely gone. >> reporter: while owner brian patel was at a movie theater. >> seems like impossible. >> reporter: fortunately the guests were gone. >> it must be very difficult. >> it's a family business. my kids, they were born here. they grew up here. it's hard to see it. it's destroyed. >> reporter: patel says he will rebuild as will residents here in countryside, illinois. a tornado ripped off half the roof of the house behind me under that blue tarp, and now people here are cleaning up the uprooted trees and assessing the damage. norah. >> we are thinking of all those people. roxana saberi, thank you so much. >>> the threat of severe weather will co

i flew out of atlanta friday afternoon, 20 minutes to get through tsa, 25 minutes at tsa in o'hare, sot smoother than i thought it was. >> a lot of people would say that's amazing, friday was supposed to be one of the busier days but made it out unscathed. >> i did. i thought it was going to take me an hour and a half, and only 20 minutes. >> did you prepare for big lines? >> i did. >> obviously worked out for you. >> it was great. >> how do you think the faa and the airlines are handling the increased demand. >> to the extent i'm qualified to speak about it, i did not have any issues, a slight delay out of atlanta, eight minutes, because the prior flight was delayed. >> thank you, taylor. >> bryan, as you can see, some folks are having a good experience making their way through the airports, others not so much. it's up to who you talk to. >> yeah, absolutely. it's hopeful message there, that's good heading into the big day tomorrow when everyone is trying to travel. thank you. >> gillian: today marks two weeks exactly since president biden called china's president xi jinping a dictato

hundreds of people took shelter in a concourse at o'hare international airport. we are also seeing video from a traveler inside midway airport showing a twister taking shape just past the runways. those storms shifting east overnight, people across vermont have been racing to clean up from this week's disastrous floods before more rain arrives today. thousands of people have lost homes and businesses. the recovery could take years, if not decades, according to officials. storms are in the forecast for the next seven days, with four more inches of rain possible. >> this may not be over. with rain and the forecast and nowhere for it to go, we could see waters rise again. jobina: forecasters are of dire consequences from the extreme heat across the south and west. triple digit temperatures will stretch from florida to california today. phoenix will mark 14th consecutive day of 100 10 degrees or above. las vegas could set an all-time heat record and death valley could hit 130 degrees. kumasi: as the ready for warmer temperatures, we are already seeing the dangerous h

the flight that lost the slide landed safely at o'hare airport. man whose home became its final resting place is still shocked. >> just seeing that like in my backyard, i was like, wow, like this really happened. >> like this fell off of an airplane and landed in our backyard. now the slide did cause some damage to his house there. >> no one, though, was hurt. >> now to michigan, where one man's shocking fall was caught on camera. and the story of good samaritans who came to his rescue. this morning, a construction worker lucky to be alive. this newly obtained video shows him falling 150ft off the ambassador bridge in detroit, plummeting into the river below. onlookers nearby were horrified once he hit the water. >> everybody was yelling that the gentleman that guy fell in the water. several people in the area jumped into action to save him. >> somebody just me shooting into the water. a nearby boat team rushed onto the river. >> the folks started banging on our door, screaming and yelling, telling us that somebody had fallen in the river. he was

look out below, an emergency slide falls from a plane in midair crashing onto a home near chicago's o'hareport, investigation now underway. >>> all that, plus miracle rescue, a sailor and his dog found alive after being lost at sea drifting in the pacific for three montnths. >> i'm just needing rest and good food. >> just ahead, the amazing moment they were found and what they did to survive. ♪♪ >>> and who wants to be a billionaire? >> we have another life changing jackpot for you. >> the powerball jackpot reaches near record territory after no winner overnight with another huge prize up for grabs today, tuesday, july 18th, 2023. >> announcer: from nbc news, this is "today" with savannah guthrie and hoda kotb, from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >>> hello there, good morning, and welcome to "today." it's a tuesday morning. we do want to get right to that breaking news just this morning. >> we've learned an american was taken into custody in north korea after apparently crossing into that country. this is happening on a tour near the border. >> nbc's chief international correspondent keir

a tornado near chicago's o'hare airport causing major delays yesterday.more areas on alert today. >> meantime, here in the northeast, more rain is on the way today for some of those areas that have been devastated by flooding earlier this week. the expected rainfall amount now increasing overnight. we've got it all covered, including our full forecast. but first up, nbc's erin mclaughlin in phoenix, where it's expected to reach 112 degrees today. hey, erin, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, hoda. that's right. it has been so hot here in phoenix, we're talking sustained temperatures of 110 degrees. plus, that it's been call after call to fire stations like this one, as people are getting sick. meanwhile, overnight in the chicago area, tornadoes wreaking havoc. >> no way! >> reporter: overnight, tornadoes touching down in chicago. dramatic funnels forming over the city -- >> look! look, look, look, right here! right there. see it spinning up? look at that spinning up there. right in front of you. >> reporter: clouds gathering over lake michigan, and

in their place, not just o'hare, but midway as well across town. up through friday. >> mike: forecasters are predicting for vermont, and the governor is warning flooding is possible with nowhere for the water to go. nate, in montpelier, vermont. >> they can't handle much more, and the governor is predicting more severe weather. the worst between the hours of 4 and 8:00, and earlier this week the river behind me overflowed into vermont's capital, into the downtown area, and you can see the result of that. the water rose over this defunct railroad track, a ton of debris has been left. some of the major clean-up effort the state and the capital will have ahead of them. more severe weather is expected. here is what the state is expecting. >> this is not expected to be a repeat of monday and tuesday, but it will be dangerous in the areas that experience flash flooding. >> so take a live look at our fox news drone, this is in the hard hit town of berry, vermont, and you see the debris similar to what you saw behind me and off camera from where our drone

faa is investigating why an emergency slide fell out of a united airlines jet today near chicago's o'hare airport. the slide came down in a neighborhood near the airport. the 767 with 165 people on board landed safely the faa says maintenance workers then discovered the slide was missing. united said it immediately contacted the faa and was working to figure out how it happened. >>> also tonight, the derailment of a freight train outside philadelphia officials say 15 of the 40 cars on the csx train jumped the tracks. although some of the cars were carrying chemicals, authorities say there were no hazardous spills the cause is under investigation. >>> six months before the iowa caucuses donald trump's chief rival for the republican presidential nomination is struggling ron desantis's campaign is burning through cash and vaughn hillyard reports there's new talk tonight of serious third-party challengers with questions about candidates in both major parties. >> reporter: tonight a shake-up for ron desantis's campaign. the florida governor fired about a dozen staffers last week, with more lay

is investigating what caused an emergency slide to fall from a united airlines jet near chicago's o'harenternational airport yesterday. you can see the chute landed in the backyard. maintenance workers discovered the slide was missing when the flight landed in chicago from zurich, switzerland. no one was hurt. >>> a freight train derailment is under investigation and there was an accident involved a carnival ride. those are the stories on the morning newsstand. the "chicago sun-times" reports a child is in critical condition after being thrown from a ride over the weekend. it happened sunday during a festival in antioch just south of chicago. the 10-year-old boy had to be airlifted to the hospital. he was on the moby dick ride which lifts people up and down. village officials shut down the festival rides right after the incident and said they were checking them for safety. the boy is expected to survive. >>> "the washington post" says a freight train derailment in southeast pennsylvania triggered evacuations in the area. emergency crews were on the scene in white marsh township just outs

and yeah, there you go out that chicago o'hare some damage because of a tornado touching down and hittingwarehouses in that area. also, they're seeing some very strong gusty winds of almost 70 miles per hour. so that is an intense storm system that continues to why these were the watching for the possibility of some more severe weather there. westwego. we've got some clouds into the bay. now is we've got the onshore breeze kicking in nice, beautiful shot after a gorgeous day around the bay area. temperatures today right around the average for this time of year. 64 degrees in san francisco. 68 in oakland cool off a little bit today. 78 in san jose. 89 in livermore 91 of the warm spots in concord. 82 in santa rosa. but high pressure is showing signs of beginning to build on that ridge coming out of the desert southwest. and that is the one to start to crank up the heat. not so much tomorrow will be another day before that really starts to settle in. but tomorrow, the central valley about 99, that's hot in fresno. 95 in sacramento, 98 degrees in bakersfield. 85 in los angeles and around the

. >> reporter: near chicago's o'hare airport, a tornado touched down wednesday sending thousands of passengers scrambling for shelter and canceling hundreds of flights. residents are cleaning up after several other suspected twisters tore through nearby communities, damaging homes and uprooting trees. in mccook, illinois, a storm >> six out completely. the roof is completely gone. >> reporter: while owner brian patel was at a movie theater. >> seems like impossible. i hang my head right now. >> reporter: fortunately the guests were gone. >> must be very difficult -- >> it's a family business. my kids, they born here, they grow up here. it's hard to see it -- it's destroyed. >> reporter: patel says he will rebuild, as will residents here in countryside, illinois. a tornado ripped off half the roof of the house behind me under that blue tarp, and now people here are cleaning up the uprooted trees and assessing the damage. roxana saberi, cbs news, countryside, illinois. >>> we're learning new details about the search for murder suspect who escaped from a pennsylvania jail as the search enters its

have been multiple reports of tornados touching down near the city that includes one confirmed near o'hare airport that forced passengers to take shelter and disrupted hundreds of flights fortunately, there have not been reports of injuries but there are science of digns of damage suburbs. >> let's bring if min michelle grossmann. >> we're seeing storms early this morning in the central plains into the mid mississippi valley they can have heavy rain leading to flash flooding. also to portions of the immigration seeing really heavy rain we're going to see this into the northeast, parts of new england as we go throughout later today. we'll continue to watch these storms developing, especially in the plains, into the northeast, 22 million americans under a severe weather risk. we'll see gusty winds. could see large hail as well, especially where you see the yellow shading off to the ohio valley into the northeast as well could see flooding concerns, especially in parts of new england and also the interioe digits 106 in san angelo, 98 in shreveport back to you guys >> okay, michelle, thank you

video shows hundreds of people taking shelter in this concourse at o'hare airport. and this video from a traveler inside midway airport. >> oh, my gosh, god showing a twister taking shape just past the runways. >> those storms shifting east overnight. people across vermont have been racing to clean up from this week's disastrous floods before more rain arrives today. thousands of people have lost homes and businesses. the recovery could take years, if not decades. and storms are in the forecast for the next seven days with four more inches of rain possible, this may not be over with. >> rain in the forecast and nowhere for it to go. we could see waters rise up again. >> meanwhile, forecasters are warning of dire consequences from the extreme heat across the south and the west. triple digit temperatures will stretch from florida to california today. phenix will mark its 14th consecutive day of 110 degrees or above of heat related illnesses nationwide have more than doubled in the last month. places including miami dade county, los angeles and phenix have recently app

the slide dropped from a 767 and fell onto a home near chicago's o'hare airport.ing 767 have been involved in two similar incidents in recent years. >> we got a scam alert air travelers are now being warned about the new scam to try and steal their money. cyber criminals are actually changing airline customer service phone numbers on google. so passengers who believe they are calling the airline are actually talking to scammers who try to get their credit card information. victims should act quickly, tell them what happened to you, report the fraud and see if they can help you and get rebooked. >> but if you find yourself in this situation where you have been scammed and time is of the essence, experts say victims should contact their bank first and then the airline using the phone number that's on the airline's website. >> we turn now to the mystery surrounding a major jewelry heist, a mystery now at the center of an expensive legal battle that's pretty extensive, for fact, correct? >> that's i mean, that's a lot of stuff. >> newly released video shows the moment

alex perez is at o'hare airport in chicago for us.rning, alex. >> hey, good morning, linsey. it's expected to be a busy one at airports across the country as people now try to make their way back home from the long holiday weekend. now, already this morning we are seeing more than 400 flights delayed and 78 flights canceled. to give you an idea, today the faa says there are nearly 50,000 flights scheduled. that's about 20,000 more flights than yesterday. the tsa has been breaking screening records. thursday through sunday, the agency screened nearly 10.7 million passengers, or about 2.7 million a day. in fact, friday was the busiest day in tsa history, and this all comes after what has been several brutal days of severe weather affecting key airports like newark, denver, and dallas, leading to countless delays and cancellations. the advice is pretty simple: arrive early, and expect those longer wait times as everyone now tries to make their way back home at the same time. lara? >> alex, thank you. from the skies to the roads now, and

nature's onslaught is unrelenting multiple tornados touching down around chicago, wreaking havoc at the o'hare international airport and leaving a trail of destruction with dozens of homes damaged. >> all of a sudden it was going all around it was blowing all over. so there was like nowhere to go to protect yourself from it. >> reporter: maggie vespa is there. >> we're here where if you come into room 5 you can see the roof of the hotel is completely gone. here's the same shot from above. the owner says thankfully no one was inside when the storm came through. >> reporter: and flash flooding in mississippi triggered by torrential rains multiple roads and buildings submerged [. >> my store is currently under water. >> reporter: triggered in part by a deadly heat dome that only tightens its grip on the southwest. in texas, the demand for electricity reaching the highest point ever, after 2021's rolling blackouts, there's fresh concern for that state's powerr thatgrid miami with days over hundred degrees. on the strip the pavement is dangerous. >> it super hot out here and so like the bottom of m

and chicago's o'hare international airport and l.a.x.and ninth place respectively it's all a matter of getting what you're craving and being able to satisfy the cravings. >> don't bring the person who brings the stinky old tuna fish sandwich on the plane. >>> we've got good news for students and parents in florida this week. the school tax holiday begin begins today it gives shoppers a break on items including computers or accessories costing $1500 or less, back a packs and most shoes. and learning aids and puzzles under 30 bucks and upcoming sales tax holidays for school supplies are also on the horizon for states including new jersey, missouri, new mexico about and ohio for the full list head to the tax administrators welcomes. >> it's a rally you and have i been trying to avoid, the reality of become to school. not ready. >> i can't believe we're already talking about this >>> before you pack your school lunches in the coming weeks, a warning for the popular kids cup. more than 340,000 kids cups are being recalled because they could e

rita o'hare . the president is rita o'hare.president is due to arrive for his visit to the united kingdom on sunday. but what is the point.7 he doesn't like us. but of course, i want to know what you think. male mogg at gb news .com and i'm delighted to be joined by democratic strategist and former bill clinton spokesman robert weiner . mr bill clinton spokesman robert weiner. mr weiner, thank you so much for coming on this evening . when bill clinton had a really fundamentally good relationship with tony blair, which helped the northern ireland peace process, was good for the western world, he made the special relations ship sing .joe special relations ship sing. joe biden doesn't do that, does he . biden doesn't do that, does he. >> oh, i think maybe that's a bit of an overstatement. but let me let me open up by saying congratulations also to nigel farage. i have loved doing interviews with him. he is fair. he is a wonderful newscaster. so his award is very well deserved and my best to nigel and congratulate to him. now that

one in every three flights departing o'hare was late. chicago is not alone when it comes to those facing this travel crunch. if you're heading out the door today, look at this map of the nation's busiest travel hubs. we're talking about atlanta, dallas, denver, l.a., and jfk, all seeing a rush. it's this week of record holiday travel has taught us anything, we know that travel is back, but be prepared to wait. sheinelle? >> that is for sure. on that note, what if you're heading out on the road? >> reporter: well, know that you are not alone. aaa projected that some 43 million americans were hitting the road this holiday period. that is another record number of people hitting the road. more good news, though. peak travel has ended. so that travel -- the busiest days were yesterday and last friday. if you're hitting the road, experts are saying, don't let up just yet, still use those traffic apps to avoid any congestion and shop around for the best gas prices. gas prices are about $1.25 lower than they were last year. nationwide, they're a

more than $300.00 flights were cancelled at o'hare international airport in chicago. tennis news for you now and world number one carlos also as of spain defeated, denmark's holger luna, to reach the wimbledon semifinals. the 2 young talents used play used to play devils together. this was their 1st meeting of the grand slam tournament, after tie break and the 1st set out as to control winning the last 2 sets, 6464. in the semi finals. he will cite russian 13th and you meant he had asked who beat him in the 2nd round 2 years ago. and the semi finals are set for the women as well. of the for remain are, is bella rosie in arm. yeah. so, but lanka is only former major champion there. her next opponent tuition on the job for events, her painful to feed in last year. semi final to reach the somebody's bill of losing a read, a southern lake had to sit out with more than last year because of the war in ukraine. the former rule, number 11, the australian open this year, and she continued her top form against the opponent madison keats. despite not having the majority of crowd support, sub ol

. >> right there >> right there >> reporter: wreaking havoc at the o'hare international airport and leaving a trail of destruction. >> all of a sunddden, it was going all over >> reporter: nbc's maggie vespa is there. >> we're here in mccook, illinois where you can come into room five, you can see the roof of this motel is completely gone. the owner says thankfully no one was inside when the storm came through >> reporter: and today, flash flooding in mississippi triggered by torrential rains multiple roads and buildings submerged. >> my store is currently under water. >> reporter: this comes as more than 86 million americans sweat through triple-digit temperatures, triggers in part by a deadly heat dome that only tightens its grip on the southwest. in texas today, the demand for electricity reaching its highest point ever, after 2021's rolling blackouts, there's fresh concern for that state's power grid miami now 33 con techive days with a heat index over 100 degrees. and sin city is scorching. las vegas poised to tie its all-time heat record, 117 degrees, this weekend on the strip, even t

. >> reporter: wreaking havoc at the o'hare international airport. and leaving a trail of destruction with dozens of homes damaged. >> all of a sudden it was going all around. it was blowing all over. so it was like no way to go to protect yourself from it. >> reporter: nbc's maggie vespa is there. >> reporter: we're here in mccook, illinois where if you come into room 5 you can see the roof of this motel is completely gone. here's the same shot from above. the owner says thankfully no one was inside when the storm came through. >> over the road -- >> reporter: and today flash flooding in mississippi triggered by torrential rains. multiple roads and buildings submerged. >> my store is currently underwater. >> reporter: this comes as more than 84 million americans sweat through triple-digit temperatures, triggered in part by a deadly heat dome that only tightens its grip on the southwest. in texas today the demand for electricity reaching its highest point ever after 2021's rolling blackouts there's fresh concern for that state's power grid. miami now

is investigating what caused an emergency slide to fall from a united airlines jet near chicago's o'haret that landed in a backyard, maintenance workers say they discovered the slide was missing when the plane landed safely in chicago from zurich, switzerland, luckily no one was hurt. what a story. turning now to 2024, the republican presidential campaign of florida governor ron desantis is garnering fresh criticism after he struggled to rise in the polls and now a campaign shake-up. cbs's robert costa reports on how and why he has been losing ground. >> hello! south carolina! >> reporter: florida governor ron desantis hit the trail amid a campaign shake-up, laying off ten staff members as he struggles to gain traction in the crowded g.o.p. field. desantis made the moves after burning through cash faster than most of his opponents in the second quarter spending about 40% of what he has raised. >> i think we have a lot of work to do over these next 18 months. >> reporter: cbs news has learned that some key donors are growing frustrated with the campaign and its leadership. and are alarmed

more than 300 flights were cancelled at the o'hare international airport in chicago, or at least 6 people were killed and many more injured. when a drug cartel set off roadside explosives in western mexico for police officers were among the dead. the state governor described the attack as a trap targeting law enforcement officials and sports the semi finals are set for the women at wimbledon of the 4 remaining fellows in arna sub olenka is the only former major champion her next opponent to musing on strict bore, avenged her painful defeat and last year's final to reach the somebody's bill of losing a read, a southern lake had to sit out with more than last year because of the war in ukraine. the former rule number 11, the australian open this year, and she continued her top form against the opponent madison keats. despite not having the majority of crowd support, sub olenka made light work of keys and to straight 66264. and that sensor court didn't easy and then super was on a mission of revenge against defending ship in elaina reboot. kina for good reason? uber last the wimbleton final

. -- >> carley: confirmed tornado touching down near o'hare airport and vermont still struggling afterrly collapsed. janice dean has the forecast. >> janice: the heat is a problem, not dealing with tens of thousands of deaths. we are worried about the power grid. we hope things remain calm. this is historic for a lot of spots across southwest and texas going into the fifth week of extreme heat. we don't want to cause mass hysteria, we will watch temperatures and we are watching the power grid. if power goes out, we have big issues and threat to safety and life. tornado reports in and around the chicago area, we had several yesterday, moving through the chicago metro, damage reported, thankfully no deaths. threat for severe storm for widespread region from the northeast back to the plain states to the northern plains. large hail, heavy rainfall. we had historic rain for parts of the northeast and batches of showers and thunderstorms moving in over the next few days, causing issues. the ground is saturated, streams and rivers at the breaking point. rain will cause issues and we'll be wat

joining us from chicago o'hare international airport, nbc news correspondent shaquille brewster. the latest there? >> reporter: good morning, willie. i always like to be able to talk about some good news every once and a while. that's what we're looking at right now. positive trends in terms of airline travel. you see behind me, it's a busy day at o'hare airport, but things are moving efficiently, smoothly. unfortunately, that's not the case for everyone. i'm looking down at the latest numbers. right now, delays about 630 so far and about 89 cancellations. those numbers are far improved to what you have been seeing over the past couple days. you're looking at your screen right now. yesterday, 7,000 delays, 494 cancellations. as for the why, why are we dealing with these issues, there's a lot of factors involved. here in chicago, chicago's o'hare airport specifically, you saw one in every three flights yesterday departing late, much to do with the storms we saw in the overnight hours, in the evening hours. you also have airlines admitting that part of this is operational issues am

thousands of passengers at o'hare were told to shelter in place. no one was reported injured, but a warehouse west of the airport was damaged. in one chicago suburb witnesses say they were shocked to see a tornado as it ripped through their town. >> people were screaming, floods all over. this storm is really bad. never seen nothing like this. this was really scary. tornado come right out of the sky, was over our car, it was spinning. i seen two guys taking a film and i'm looking up and here it comes down towards our car. i move my car over and it just rolled right over us and just started destroying everything. >> we're seeing sweltering heat in much of the southwestern united states. parts of arizona have hit 110 every day this month. and this weekend is supposed to bring even more record-breaking heat. but the southwest isn't the only part of the u.s. that is trapped under a heat dome. chad myers tells us what to expect. >> i understand the calendar and i know that it is summertime and i know it is supposed to be hot. but it is not supposed to b

the situation got so serious, people at o'hare airport had to seek airport -- shelter.from the dolores park say parting event. many have been upset after more than 100 teens and young adults were arrested saturday night. kumasi: the union representing 160,000 hollywood actors could go on strike as soon as this afternoon after contract negotiations broke down. sag-aftra leaders have called a beating for a final strike vote and :00 this morning. reggie: ups workers in the bay area will hold a practice picket in san bruno. their units as contract negotiations are at a standstill and ups organizers construct. jobina: we are starting to see break like southbound 680 through one -- walnut creek. kumasi: number seven celebrating francisco's iconic ferry building. there is a huge party going on and starts at 11 this morning and goes until 2:00 p.m. reggie: there was a big night for the world of sports, athletes across the sports spectrum came together to honor this year's greatest achievers. here's andrew dymburt. >> the top athletes from a the world gathered to celebrate the p

passengers at o'hare were told to seek shelter and arts of illinois. cars sma littered with debris. in mississippi, there is dangerous flash flooding, one town somewhere more than a half foot of rain. then there is extreme heat. in phoenix, arizona, 14 straight days of 110 degrees or more. the record is 18 days in a row. in el paso, texas, each day a new record, today expected to be the 28th consecutive day above 100. we are about to get our turn at 100 degrees. karina: it seems like everyone in the country is dealing with severe weather including us in the bay area. dan: spencer christian is tracking that for us. spencer: it is moving in our direction right now. the most extreme heat we have had all year. here is a look at the system bringing this extreme weather. that big dome of high-pressure that had been growing in the southwestern u.s. is bringing that heat into the bay area and that is why we are looking to the weekend and trying to prepare for this bump in temperatures. we are looking at some cooling sea breeze is. 30 mile-per-hour winds right now. it is nice and breezy with

summer storm did help shift that heavy smoke out of the chicago area, which was really impacting o'harenternational airport. according to flight aware, 330 delays at airports across the country. only a handful of cancellations. but as you heard there, the wildfire officers say this will continue for the summer. so it could impact travel. another thing you have to get to the airport and when you are delayed. >> molly: thanks for keeping us up to date as folks are trying to get to where they want to go. >> bryan: president biden is clinging to his promise of student debt relief after the supreme court struck down the $400 billion handout for borrowers. the president says his administration has a new plan involving the higher education act of 1965, and supposedly falls in the constraints of the court's decision. fox business correspondent grady trimble is live from the white house. what's in president biden's plan b for debt forgiveness. >> hey, bryan, two parts to plan b. the first, so-called on ramp for loan repayment and while that's going on, the second part comes in. the president wan

these dogs were being transported from chicago o'hare airport to michigan city. >>> four people died others were injured when two helicopters collided midair and a plane crashed into a lake just before an air show in wisconsin. the cause of both crashes is still being investigated. >>> plus -- ♪ [ bleep ]. >> cardi b, the rapper, had enough this weekend. and the latest case of audience members throwing objects at performers. she reacted, throwing something back, her microphone, after being hit with a drink in a las vegas concert. what are we doing throwing stuff? >>> coming up, ukraine's counteroffensive intensifies with more drone attacks on russia. and tensions mount in west africa after the recent niger coup. we h have the latest details. yo. but then i asked my doctor about tepezza. (vo) tepezza is the only medicine that treats t.e.d. at the source not just the symptoms. in a clinical study more than 8 out of 10 patients taking tepezza had less eye bulging. tepezza is an infusion. patients taking tepezza may have infusion reactions. tell your doctor right away if you experience h

. >>> and a guy who lived near chicago o'hare airport said he knew right away what fell into his backyardnged to a big j jumbo jet. an emergency slide fell off a boeing 767 on monday. and investigation into how it happened is under way. the homeowner who found it reported it to the aviation authorities. >> yeah, the lady we spoke to at the kdepartment of aviation sai how do you know that it is from a airplane. and i said because there is a slide bigger than a car. of course it is from an airplane. >> and you should know the powerball is now at $1 billion. the next draw is wednesday night. but your odds of victory are just one in 292 million according to the lottery company. still worth a go, isn't it? that does it for "cnn newsroom." "early start" with ris tchristi romans is nextxt. sleepovers just aren't what they used to be. a house full of screens? basically no hiccups? you guys have no idea how good you've got it. how old are you? like, 80? back in my day, it was scary stories and flashlights. we don't get scared. oh, really? mom can see your search history. that's what i thought. int

know this is a month that the seasonals are -- we're supposed to will hiring i happened to be at o'harejuly 1st at 5:45 a.m it was brutal. it was as packed as i've seen it we do know that hiring in the leisure and hospitality sector was going on we might see some upward revisions to those numbers the fact that the gains were not in food services, that's been a place that's been very, very strong instead, they were in amusement, recreation, other parts of leisure and hospitality. i think we're going to see more of that going forward. >> it's the big splurge fun stuff that people want to do >> you're a road warrior you tell me that the airline business -- >> the flights are back. >> everything, there's a line everywhere so it just strikes me -- >> the bars are suspiciously packed in the airports at 8:00 a.m. that might not be a trend in the jobs report but something i noticed. >> what does the fed do with this you heard austan goolsbee who said we're on the golden path. are we on the golden path? >> i really thought we were going to get a recession out of this i can only hope that he's ri

here are headlines that we are watching, confirmed tornado touched together to o'hare international airportlights canceled nearly 500 lake according to flight aware passengers were told to take shelter, luckily no injuries were reported, 50 million people in the southwest are facing extreme temperature warnings and fears of wildfire and possible blackouts, authorities are warning two days without power could possibly kill 13000 people in phoenix alone that would be nine times more than hurricane katrina's death toll. there are concerns about the power grid in phoenix. that is a warning by authorities are bracing for the extreme temperatures. that is in phoenix, arizona. in 2 2024 president robert f kennedy junior going to be one of three people testifying at a congressional hearing next thursday is going to focus on the federal government's role in censoring americans across the nation here's what he had to say about his experience being censored on fox news tonight with piers morgan. >> i was removed with n almost 900,000 followers from instagram and i'm still being censored, we know the f