really nice conditions in parts of the midwest into the ohio valley.ike in the 70s, low 80s. toasty in the pacific northwest. also some showers into parts of the rockies, into arizona as well, new mexico and portions of the south central state. as we near wednesday, it's all going to be about idalia. we're looking at heavy rain, up to 10 inches in some spots. could see life-threatening storm surge as well. showers in the midatlantic and northeast as well. a fuel preview still in portions of the midwest, the great lakes, the ohio valley and sunny and seasonal in portions of the intermountain west. we're lookingat lingering showers in parts of the southeast. back to you. >> thanks, michelle. >>> still ahead, a family treasure is recovered from the depths of a lake after they thought it was lost forever. eep. ...so he takes zzzquil. the world's #1 sleep aid brand for a better night sleep. so now, he wakes up feeling like himself. the reigning family room middle-weight champion. better days start with zzzquil nights. ghirardelli intense dark. ♪♪ bold... ri

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we have wet weather following this morning in parts of the northeast, ohio valley.little break and we have the chance of seeing storms later on this afternoon. you can see lightning in parts of the ohio valley. 87 million people impacted by the risk of severe weather. into the south central states. we could see strong storms there as well. we can see winds gusting at 65 miles per hour. you can see a few tornadoes, heavy rainfall, too. looking at the chance for flash flooding. always concerned about that this time of year. rainfall up to 2 inches. and the blue and four inches of rain in some spots. that's a concern as we go throughout the afternoon and evening hours. we're concerned, too, about the dangerous heat continuing. we're looking at 70 million people impacted from southern california. the south central states into the southeast. jonathan, some spots will feel like 115 today. back to you. >> all right. michelle grossman, thank you so very much. >>> still ahead here on "way too early," president biden takes a trip out west this week. we'll take a look at the k

eastward into the ohio valley on tuesday. jennifer gray has the latest on the extremely dangerous weather. >> intense heat continues to build across the deep south up into the plains and even the upper midwest as we go throughout the afternoon. heat advisories, excessive heat warnings in effect for this entire area. look at the highs today, 104 in dallas, 101 oklahoma city, even minneapolis hitting the triple digits. high temperatures over the next couple of days in dallas will hit 107 on thursday. houston will hit 106 on thursday as well. a good 10 degrees above normal. even little rock and oklahoma city staying in the triple digits for the next three days or so. as we travel to the north, midwest, look at minneapolis, 101 tuesday. we'll drop about 10 degrees though by the time we get into thursday. green bay peaks on wednesday at 96 degrees. and even chicago hitting 99 degrees. so today's heat index will feel like 110 in dallas, feeling like 113 in little rock, even feeling like 114 in minneapolis. that is a hot afternoon.

but we're also looking at much of the ohio valley, the northeast, new england. comfortable temperatures, as you end out august here, but also august, notorious for tropical activity. we're keeping our eyes here across the western caribbean, gulf of mexico. there's a good chance this area of disturbed weather could be named, as this moves towards the western parts of the caribbean, northern and eastern gulf of mexico, potentially making landfall sometime by midweek, maybe in florida. stay tuned. scott? > paul goodloe at the weather channel. >>> tonight, the death toll in maui still stands at 115, but within a day of authorities releasing a list of names of those still unaccounted for, more than 100 people were reported to actually be safe. cbs's ben tracy is on maui tonight with the latest. ben? >> reporter: good evening. the fbi says they still have to verify that those people are actually accounted for, and they do caution that other people will be added back onto the list over time. in the meantime, they have made progress in the grim search for human remains.

as we look at the severe weather risk area, it stretches from the ohio valley all the way down into parts of the deep south including indianapolis, st. louis, birmingham and atlanta. a few tornadoes will be possible, but damaging winds the most likely form of severe weather and some bowing segments are expected as this moves through indiana on into parts of ohio. now, that storm system works its way across the great lakes into the northeast for tomorrow. we'll have increasing moisture and increasing instabiity to make more widespread severe storms as this moves in along the interstate 95 corridor. this may time out with the p.m. rush as storms move through progressively. there will be a chance of damaging winds but also some tornadoes. we have torcons as high as 2s and 3s across the kreej. robert? >> jacqui jeras, thanks. >>> russia launched more than 70 missiles and drones at ukraine overnight in one of the biggest assaults in recent weeks. an escalation of force after two russian ships were hit and damaged by drones in the black sea. cbs news foreign correspondent ramy inocencio is in o

warnings in the hot pink color, stretching from the south central states to the midwest to the ohio valley a lot of people seeing that extreme danger of heat today it's persistent. we're going to see it today, tomorrow, through the rest of the workweek triple digits for dallas, fort smith, topeka. we're going to see temperatures near 100 100 in tallahassee then tomorrow we're going to see more triple digits across the mid section of the country from the south central states to the midwest. once again in chicago near 100e looking at dangerous heat continuing into the triple digits for lots of spots 104 today in dallas. we're tracking stormy weather on this wednesday we'll look ahead at that >>> help is here for millions of student loan borrowers >>> and a nbc news investigation looked into school punishments what they found next punishments what they found next you know, it doesn't matter if you choose left or right because they're both chewy, crunchy and delicious. febreze! your bathroom... needs febreze small spaces... the always-on, odor-fighting air freshener you set and forget. no outl

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areas stretching from the northern plains through the ohio valley in towards the mid south, heavier rainfall northeast is on friday and saturday. we'll keep you up to date, including the weather. >> todd: oh, the weather suspected serial killer, rex heuermann for the second time for the 2010 murders of three women on long island. you can see here the accused killer giving off a blank stare as he scans the courtroom filled with the victims families. attorneys protest his innocence, prosecutors handed over what they are calling massive amounts of evidence to the defense including photos, surveillance videos and 2500 pages of related documents about eight terra bites in total, that's a lot, heuermann due back in court on december 27th. >> todd: a braise smash and grab at a socal jewelry store. watch. three mask suspects get away with nearly $900,000 in merchandise after ransacking the store by smashing displays and then showing the stolen jewelry into trash cans. two customers and several employees were inside the store at the time of the robbery. thankfully nobody was hurt. one of the store ow

so, so nice in the parts of ohio valley and midwest. temperatures in the 70s.toasty temperatures in the northwest, excuse me. then as we look towards wednesday, idalia. impacts there with some rains, winds and some life-threatening storm surge. back to you both. >> michelle, thank you. >>> up next, a new mouthwatering twist to gym night. we are dishing out the detail, when "early today" returns. ...so he takes zzzquil. the world's #1 sleep aid brand for a better night sleep. so now, he wakes up feeling like himself. the reigning family room middle-weight champion. better days start with zzzquil nights. ghirardelli intense dark. ♪♪ bold... rich... intensely delicious dark chocolate. ghirardelli intense dark. makes life a bite better. mr. clean magic eraser powers through tough messes. so it makes it look like i spent hours cleaning, and you know i didn't. it makes my running shoe look like new! it's amazing. it's so good. it makes it look like i have magical powers. magic eraser and sheets make cleaning look easy. feeling ughh from a backed up gut? miralax works

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as we look at the severe weather risk area, it stretches from the ohio valley all the way down into partsf the deep south including indianapolis, st. louis, birmingham, and atlanta. a few tornados will be possible. but damaging winds the most likely form of severe weather. and some bowing segments are expected as this moves through indiana on into parts of ohio. now, that storm system works its way across the great lakes into the northeast for tomorrow. we'll have increasing moisture and increasing instability to make more widespread severe storms as this moves in along the interstate 95 corridor. this may time out with a p.m. rush, as storms move through progressively, there will be a chance of damaging winds. but reece some also some tornadoes. we have torqcons as high as 2s and 3s across the region. robert? >> jacqui jeras, thanks. >>> another deadly weekend after multiple mass shootings in america. gun violence in the nation's capital leaves two dead. overnight in texas, at least seven people were wounded after gunfire erupted at a nightclub. it happened in port arthur, about 90 miles

us to windshield down pools of heavy rain and possible hail for places like the mississippi and ohio valleys. and by this time we get to the end of the day. that rain sweeps into place by washington dc as well as new york. but there's some improvements come on friday as that which, whether it works as well, but it's way out for the east, west, north, east of the us and eastern areas of canada. instead, we'll see more in the way of sunshine for new york and washington d. c. but chicago, seeing the west, the weather as another rash, all the storm starts to pick up across the midwest, working its way towards the great lakes. a much clearer picture out west wilma conditions across the west, some parts of canada. but the heat continues to build across it as it south west and particularly southern parts of the us. the deep south tempt just pick up well above the average of dallas coming in at 42 degrees celsius. so as a into friday, that was, you may have to central america, the carrier be in the west of the wet weather building across his span. your lo has some heavy falls to come to haiti as wel

now, for sunday we'll be focusing in on the ohio valley and the tennessee river valley.ain may be very heavy and come in rounds, which means flash flooding is going to be a good possibility. and then as we head into monday we kick off the workweek with severe weather mostly in the interior parts of the northeast, but getting close along the i-95 corridor. these storms are going to be riding around our ridge of high pressure, that heat dome, if you will, that just doesn't want to go away. it will be the southern tier of the country where more potential records will be broken. robert? >> jacqui jeras at the weather channel. >>> today in texas there is widespread uncertainty following a judicial ruling on the state's abortion ban. on friday a texas judge ruled the ban restricted pregnant women with serious health problems. it said doctors must be allowed to treat them without fear of criminal charges. however, the ruling was immediately blocked with an appeal to the state's supreme court. >>> an update now on the murder of a gay man here in new york. last saturday o'shae si

is they saw westward expansion from this, mainly from the united states settlers coming over the ohio valleythen you saw a emerge at shawnee leader. but tecumseh and so what he did was to unite many times if you could. and he was very effective in that because he was a great speech giver and it conventional to the tribes and he was really kind of one the first native leaders to talk in terms of race in different ways. so he talked about led people unify the different groups and also to fight people saying up that you know we need to kind of come together and so we will become tribal in response to do not one thing that he did in his ability because he didn't for a lot of me to give tribes he traveled and to one to watch this entourage the circle warrior like bodyguards they were bodyguards they were warriors from different groups. so everywhere he went, he had somebody in his entourage. she could speak that language and. they would translate. so he was a very effective diplomatic speaker. all right the next question is from patricia in texas. and can you very briefly, we have lots of questio

spreading into the ohio, tennessee and mississippi valley region and that will continue into monday asey and mid-atlantic and southeast get weather 24 to 48 hours from now. but for today, up into des moines, springfield and kansas city, the main threats are damaging winds and the potential for large hail and some tornados are possible. heat is the other big story and that is across the southeast and the pacific northwest and the key point is that remember, folks, not a lot of those areas have air-conditioning in their homes and that is the bigger issue with prolonged heat. along the gulf cost, factor in the humidity, heat index, is high. 115 in corpus christi, 111 in new orleans and 107 for montgomery. we talked about the pacific northwest. it is going to he about the prolonged nature, portland, oregon, they are going to spend at least the next three days if not more in the triple-digits. >> i made the mistake yesterday of trying to eat lunch in atlanta outside. i lasted ten minutes. >> what were you thinking. >> ten minutes is a long time. thanks allison. >>> still ahead for us, we ha

we have potential for northern plains and mid-mississippi river valley and the ohio valley.orida, sweltering heat over 100 degrees and it has been the warmest july for miami. so not only for our friends across the south, also in florida. >> todd: did you know that devin archer and hunter biden meant to call janice to talk about the weather, but got rerouted to joe biden and got the prosecution. >> carley: they tried to call you 20 whole times. >> janice: you have me on speed dial. >> todd: i was working on that joke for 24 hours. >> janice: i've been waiting for it. >> todd: ron desantis inviting kamala harris to meet with him to discuss his state a african american curriculum after she accused it of replacing history with lies. vowing not to cave to criticism. >> do not bend the knee to the left's lies, you have to push back. they have been doing this for years and years. you have to teach injustice and discrimination. standards were born out of the fight against crt. >> todd: vp will travel to orlando to deliver remarks at women's missionary convention, desantis says he is

tomorrow, that number grows to 15 million, shifted further to the east, parts of the midwest the ohio valley into the tennessee valley the mississippi valley even portions of the southeast once again, the same scenario we're looking at winds gusting to 60 miles per hour and also the chance of a few tornadoes. not just in the plains, not just in the high plains the rockies, we're talking about new england. up to 4 inches and 2 inches per hour in those places. back to you. >>> all right, gary and michelle, thank you both. >>> right now, thousands of city workers are striking in los angeles. for the first time in 40 years city sanitation workers heavy duty mechanics and even traffic officers among others walked off the job. we're in downtown l.a., erin, talk to us about what you're hearing from people and seeing in. >> reporter: thousands of city workers this particular unit the first time in more than 40 years they have gone on strike, a strike that's expected to last 24 hours. they just wrapped up a march through the streets. a number of vacancies here in los angeles pushing many of these wor

they're coming together to develop that severe weather in the middle, so as we move through the ohio valley, the tennessee valley today, this afternoon, more severe thunderstorms, damaging winds, large hail, and the threat for isolated tornadoes that then moves east on your monday. janai. >> janai: oh, somara, you said pick a city, any city, and they all had heat. thank you so much. we'll check back in with you in just a second. >>> to politics now and former president trump fresh off his third criminal indictment back on the campaign trail, but his team facing a setback in court. abc's maryalice parks joins us now live from columbia, south carolina. good morning, maryalice. >> reporter: janai, good morning. it's been the go-to tactic of the trump legal team to try to delay on all court proceedings and motions, but this weekend we saw the judge in this new case about trump's alleged efforts to overthrow the election say no and stick to her deadline setting up some very interesting legal questions right out of the gate. trump's legal team this morning facing a setback. judge tanya chutkan de

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temperatures are going to start to work their way in though across at least the midwest and the ohio valley. northeast included in that. above average temperatures will ease for some in the south. the feels like temperature looking better across the midwest. chicago feels like 76. 74 degrees this afternoon in minneapolis. so much, much cooler. temperatures will feel like the 80s and 90s across some of the southern zones, but once you hit the next couple days, we'll see a groojall warm-up, but nothing like the last heat wave. omaha around 86. possibly hitting the 90s in wichita over the next several days as well. so traveling down to the south, the feels like temperatures this afternoon are going remain very hot. feeling like 112 in dallas. 111 in houston. 115 in baton rouge. shreveport feeling extremely hot. high temperatures 107 in dallas. 103 by sunday. we try to the fall a little bit by monday, but still temperatures in the mid-90s. 85 degrees dropping to minneapolis on monday. temperatures start to fall in new orleans. these are a little closer to where we should be this time of year. s

the heat warning is stretching from texas to portions of the midwest and ohio valley and we're goinges into the 90s and triple digits. we could see nearly 150 records falling in the next two days. 102 in jackson and springfield. back to you, katty. >> 106 in dallas. this summer has been difficult and hot. >>> still ahead, donald trump is expected to surrender to authorities in fulton county this week. we'll have the latest on the former president's indictment straight ahead on "way too early." indictment straight ahead on "way too early. (christina) with verizon business unlimited, i get 5g, truly unlimited data, and unlimited hotspot data. so, no matter what, i'm running this kitchen. (vo) make the switch. it's your business. it's your verizon. are you tired of clean clothes that just don't smell clean? downy unstopables in-wash scent boosters keep your laundry smelling fresh waaaay longer than detergent alone. if you want laundry to smell fresh for weeks, make sure you have downy unstopables straight ahead on "way too rs. straight ahead on "way too power e*trade's award-winning tra

thunderstorms, heavy rainfall, the haves and have notes here for the south and then parts of the ohio valleycentral plains, the midwest, that's where we are getting the rain and even the potential for flooding, we have flood watches and warnings in place for some of these areas across the st. louis region and that is going to be ongoing for the next 24 to 48 hours. these areas of low pressure riding that high pressure and the potential for the stronger storms, we have a couple places i want to make mention as we move on over, here is the rain still to come for some of these areas, we could actually see severe storms on friday for the northeast, we'll keep you posted on that. carly, can't wait to hear about your story. >> todd: we are we were talking about her waitress tories connected to wings, connected to beer which ties into our next segment. >> carley: what a segway. thank you janice. >> todd: bud light, giving up, drove them away from the brand. one exec at a texas based distributor telling, consumers made a choice, they have left bud light and that's how it's going to be. i don't envis

expected us to windshield down pools of heavy rain and possible hail faces like the mississippi and ohio valleys. and by the time we get to the end of the day, that rain sweeps into place by washington dc as well as new york. but there's some improvements come on friday as that which, whether it works as well. it's way out further. east was moved east of the us and eastern areas of canada. instead, we'll see more in the way of sunshine for new york and washington d. c. but chicago, seeing the west, the weather as another rash, all the storm starts to pick up across the midwest, working its way towards the great lakes, a much clearer picture out west walnut conditions across the western parts of canada. but he continues to build. of course it isn't south west and particularly southern parts of the us, the deep south temp just pick up well above the average of dallas coming in at $42.00 degrees celsius. so as a into friday, there was a move to central america, the carrier being the west of the wet weather building across his spend your low with some heavy falls to come to haiti as well as the domi

stayed focused across the central u.s., but you're going to notice it spread farther east into the ohio valley along if gulf coast is the potential for a tropical system to come in and cool temperatures down. we have that possibility with this system that could develop over the next several days. it's one of many systems across the atlantic. we also have two possible m systems in the eastern pacific, including hilary. we'll get an update in just a few minutes. >>> st. louis cardinals fans weren't so happy with the mets' pete alonzo last night. >> out here ruining first pitch. >> it's a tradition in baseball when a rookie gets that first hit and everybody does their best to get that ball to that player to keep that ball on a shelf somewhere. in st. louis, mason we kn makin his first hit. his family was all there in the stands. you got a nice ovation from the crowd. let's get him that baseball now, right? pete alonso said, not on my watch and chucked the ball into the stands! ♪ >> i know it sounds stupid, but it's just a bad brain fart. i know throwing the ball in the stands robs him of kind of

across parts of the northern rockies, northern plains, this kind of spreads throughout much of the ohio valley where you notice around the south it remains above average. that's not good news. we have incredible heat especially across parts of texas throughout much of the summer. that's going to stick with us. big storms today across the central plains, throughout this afternoon. that will move a little farther towards the east and we have a severe weather threat that will break out later on. where you see the readies -- where you see the red is the worse of it. tomorrow it spreads to the east to the appalachians, with severe weather across parts of the southeast, as well as across upstate new york. rachel, to you inside. rachel: thank you. lawmakers are sounding the alarm over china and russia's joint operation off the coast of alaska earlier last week. dan sullivan was warning, quote, we've entered a new era of authoritarian aggression led by dictators of beijing and moscow. here to react, sunday morning futures anchor maria bartiromo. i want to play the clip before we get into the discussio

the measure was rushed into an august special election to him another major ohio valley measure coming reproductive rights in a state's constitution. joining me, now is congresswoman chantal brown of ohio. congresswoman, welcome to the sunday show. >> why did it hire republicans push for the special election in august. >> you already know and there is no cheetah playbook. numbers are on our side. we to make our health care decisions that's critically important especially as you come up for the hills of the voting right at the 68th anniversary. issue it won overturning 100 years of precedent has been said in the state of ohio. this is constitutional amendment the opening forward citizen lead initiatives that was devastating to a state like ohio. not only the racing from a subway jordy for supermajority, they're also getting the issue on the ballot. the only of 44 counties to move something on the ballot and it there were all making it -- holding up an entire initiative for the state. i would have robocalls and speaking to some enthusiastic voters on friday. to make people away. or this

the first tornado watches of the day have been issued in parts of ohio valley the appalachians, tennesseeimore as well along with parts of west virginia and pennsylvania. that's quite a swath. >>> and residents in juneau, alaska, are dealing with record glacial flooding. drone footage shows one house collapsing into those flood waters. those floods happen when glaciers melt and pour just massive amounts of water into nearby lakes. and then they overflow. >>> another story, "barbie" continues to make history and a whole lot of money. greta gerwig's block buster raked in an astounding $1 billion at the box office, just three weeks after its premiere. that makes gerwig the first solo female director to ever reach that billion dollar milestone. "barbie" distributed by warner brothers, which of course has the same parent company as we do at cnn. brianna? >>> a heart breaker by just a hair. the united states women's national soccer team heading home after losing a sudden death shootout with sweden in the round of 16. the winning goal just barely crossing the line. it was so close that officials

whether it's a heat warning, a heat watch from southern texas to the midwest and southeast, also ohio valleys the sweltering heat today. we're looking at the temperatures soaring into the triple digits. it's going to feel like 113 in little rock. hot too in savannah feeling like 106. that is today. the heat lingers tomorrow. we're looking at so many triple digits on the map here. kansas city 101, and could feel like 112 tomorrow in memphis. so that heat does continue. >> it is crazy. not calmer at all. i think we're going to have to start having a real conversation about these hot summers because they're not going anywhere. what an august it has been on the weather front. >>> still ahead with a possible government shutdown looming at the end of september lawmakers from the house freedom caucus are out with a list of demands they want to include in any short-term funding bill. we'll get to that new fight coming up next on "way too early." that new fight coming up next on "way too early. running this kitchen. (vo) make the switch. it's your business. it's your verizon. age is just a number, and

rounds of wet weather and storms across the midwest, the ohio valley and the northeast tomorrow. a look at it. this is the setup. high pressure that's anchored across the south central u.s. that's been locked in place bringing those incredible record breaking temperatures and humidity and then around that we call this a ridge rider. so we have these areas of low pressure that ride around this area of high pressure and brings the potential for not only flooding but we could see the potential for hail, damaging winds and even isolated tornadoes. right now it is a flooding threat for parts of missouri in towards illinois. south of st. louis. that's where we have the potential for flooding and flood warnings in effect. the potential for high water rescues. just know that we could see the potential for five to 8 inches in some areas higher amounts. >> flash flood threat as we go through tomorrow morning some of the same areas for the mid south, tennessee, kentucky and the mid atlantic reasonable down toward the southeast. the heat continues. one of the biggest stories all summer long

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that's stretching from the southwest to the south into portions of the northern plains, parts of the ohio valleyy. we're going to see temperatures into the 90s, into the 100s. we have heat alerts in terms of excessive heat warnings. that's in your hot pink color, omaha, st. louis, down to houston you're going to see those temperatures soar once again. that heat dome is in place. you factor in that humidity, it's going to feel like 112 in little rock, 108 in nashville. that's today. then tomorrow another hot day, another kick off to the weekend with really sweltering temperatures, new orleans 100 degrees, but that heat index is going to feel like 112 on your body. 104 in atlanta, 100 degrees in memphis. notice this jet stream is sinking down just a bit. look what happens by sunday. it's going to sink even further. that's good news because we're going to see that cooler air coming down from canada. we're going to allow that cooler air into kansas city. temperatures in the upper 70s on sunday, by monday and tuesday into the 80s and 70s, cincinnati we're looking at the 80s as well. some relief is in

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where an urgent search is happening tonight we get more from maggie vespa >> reporter: from the ohio river valley to thefamed vegas strip wreckage and rescues amid torrential flash floods in a las vegas wash, authorities say multiple people were swept away two are still missing. slots soaked after ms ceiling at harrah's casino >> it started raining and raining and raining. >> reporter: parts of southern michigan clocking more than an inch of rain per hour overnight. in northern ohio, storms knocked out power for tens of thousands. drivers rescued. part of a parking garage collapsed daylight in detroit revealing cars swallowed. telephone poles snapped. roads impassable near detroit's airport, with passengers stranded after understood ground tunnels flooded. thousands of flights delayed. hundreds canceled. >> on our way to the airport, we actually went -- we were only about a mile and a half away, and all of a sudden, the traffic got really bad there were cars, you could tell, that had just, like, completely under water. >> reporter: fast-moving storms wreaking havoc coast to coast, tonight with mi

. >> reporter: from the ohio river valley to the famed vegas strip. wreckage and rescues amid torrential floods. in las vegas, multiple people were swept away. two are still missing. slots soaked after storms damaged the ceiling at harrah's casino parts of michigan clocking more than an inch of rain per hour overnight. storms knocked out power for ts tens of thousands. roads impassable and tunnels flooded. flights delayed and canceled >> on our way to the airport, we were about a mile and a half away the traffic got really bad you could tell there were cars that had just been underunwater. >> reporter: here in canton, michigan the water came in fast and is receding fast we're seeing cars like this one seemingly stuck all over town and tow truck drivers are busy >>> keeping with the forecast, millions are under a heat alert. angie lassman is tracking it all for us good morning >> good morning. happy friday we're going to see relief but we also have heat but the relief is tied into the strong storms wesaw yesterday. kind of the same system is going to h

they'll bring some damage and resurface tomorrow across the ohio river valley and up to pennsylvania, york state as well. the heat continues to expand across the south and now we're watching excessive heat warnings built into the pacific northwest. portland, oregon, will see temperatures by 100 monday. that's debilitating heat. linsey? >> rob, thank you. >>> a judge in california charged with murdering his wife. prosecutors say he texted his court clerk after the shooting. >>> a rescue at the grand canyon, a 14-year-old boy going over the edge. struggling with the highs and lows of bipolar 1? ask about vraylar. because you are greater than your bipolar 1, and you can help take control of your symptoms - with vraylar. some medicines only treat the lows or highs. vraylar treats depressive, acute manic, and mixed episodes of bipolar 1 in adults. proven, full-spectrum relief for all bipolar 1 symptoms. and in vraylar clinical studies, most saw no substantial impact on weight. elderly dementia patients have increased risk of death or stroke. call your doctor about unusual changes in behavi

but look at all the flood watches across the mid south, into the ohio river valley. even a thunderstorm watch up for parts of alabama. and this system, you can kind of see it congealing overnight into the northeast. and i think there's going to be a bit of a washout. winds, rain, thunder and lightning. heavy rain at times right through the evening rush. we could see flooding along the i-95 corridor. whit? >> whit: we know you'll be tracking all of it. rob marciano, thanks so much. >>> next tonight, the fbi says a utah man was fatally shot as agents tried to arrest him in connection with threats against president biden and other democrats. the criminal complaint listing his alleged violent social media posts and online suggestions that he planned to take action. the fbi moving to arrest him just hours before the president arrives in utah. here's abc's mola lenghi. >> reporter: tonight, just hours before president biden's arrival in utah, the fbi says a provo man was fatally shot as agents tried to arrest him for threatening to assassinate the president. authorities sa

. >> reporter: from the ohio river valley to the famed vegas strip, wreckage and rescue amid torrential flash flood. in a nearby wash, multiple people were swept away, two are still missing. soaked after storms damaged the ceiling at this casino. >> it started raining and raining and raining. >> reporter: parts of southern michigan clocking more than an inch of rain per hour overnight. in northern ohio, storms knocked out power for tens of thousands, drivers rescued. part of a parking garage, collapsed. daylight in detroit revealing cars swallowed. telephone poles snapped. roads impassable near detroit's airport with passengers stranded after underground tunnels flooded. thousands of flights delayed, hundreds canceled. >> on our way to the airport, we actually only went a mile and a half away. and then the traffic got really bad. there were cars. you could tell they just went underwater. >> reporter: fast-moving storms wreaking havoc coast to coast with tonight still millions at risk. the water is receding fast but we're seeing cars like this one stuck all over town. tonight, tow truck

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here is risk for severe weather in ohio river valley, bullseye south of st. and nashville, memphis, potential of hail, damaging winds, tornado, rain still to come next 48 hours. two to three inches coming in a short period of time. flash flooding is a risk. today's forecast, that area we could see potential for strong to severe storms, looking at scattered thunderstorms for the southwest and take a look at hurricane dora. this is a cat four storm. 130 mile per hour sustained wind. look at that eye, well south of hawaii and west of the area. we'll monitor that. going out into an area that is not, there is no land, good news. seeing effect with the video, incredible. foxweather.com. >> carley: go there, absolutely, thank you. the lottery was last night. we didn't win. >> janice: i was going to buy a ticket, i thought it was friday. >> carley: there is always next time. thank you much president biden own party is worried he is losing support from key voter groups that could cost the election. new poll shows biden 16 points ahead of trump with nonwhite voters wit