. >> reporter: it's another red flag day in panama city beach, now the deadliest beach in america. swimmers are advised to get no more than knee-deep, away from dangerous rip currents. >> i had family coming into town. they decided not to because of everything going on. >> reporter: but it's a warning often ignored. over the past two weeks, panama city beach authorities say they've responded to more than 70 rescue calls. >> we've got several callers about people in the water. >> reporter: bay county sheriff tommy ford said he is beyond frustrated as deputies, firefighters and lifeguards risk their lives to pull visitors out of the water. >> when there is someone on the shoreline saying hey, it's not safe right now, there is a danger right here that we need to be cautious about, you need to heed the warning of the lifeguard. >> reporter: along the gulf coast from fort morgan, alabama, to panama city beach, florida, rip currents claimed at least 11 lives in ten days. and another death tuesday, 35-year-old former nfl quarterback ryan mallett died after the florida panhandle. rip curre

panama city saying six of the seven deaths so far this year happened when double red flags were flying, meaning no swimming was allowed. >> when we know it's not safe, we're going to be there to tell you it's not safe. >> reporter: a promise alongside a warning for those heading to the beach this summer. guad venegas, nbc news >>> up to 17% of all u.s. covid aid, about $200 billion, was stolen, according to a new government estimate. the new number is far above the 5% previously thought given to fraudulent applicants. between 2020 and 2022. the paycheck protection program it distributed $1.2 trillion to struggling business. and the state of oklahoma blames poor oversight >>> in a major decision tice concerning election laws, the supreme court shot down a gop-led attempt to grant limited power to state legislatures over federal lenelections. the clhallenge comes from north carolina republicans say the argument limits the authority of state courts to strike down certain election laws. the theory was repeatedly cited by supporters of trump during the 2021 election. o 2020 election one of

. >> reporter: it is another red flag day in panama city beach. now the deadliest beach in america.ee-deep come away from dangerous rip currents. >> as i had family come to town, they decided not to because of everything that is going on. >> reporter: but it is a warning often ignored appeared over the past two weeks, panama city beach authorities say they have responded to more than 70 rescue calls. vehicle we have had several callers about people in the water. >> reporter: county sheriff tommy ford said he is bs firefighters and lifeguards and deputies risk their lives. >> some on the shoreline saying there is a danger right here we need to be cautious about, you need to heed the warning of the lifeguard. >> reporter: among the coast to panama city beach, florida, rip currents claimed at least 11 lives in ten days. at another desk know my death tuesday, 35-year-old former nfl quarterback ryan mallett died oe florida panhandle. rip currents can form anywhere, in good or bad weather. their narrow, fast-moving channels of water that flow awa. >> if you get caught in it, just stay cal

. >> reporter: it's another red flag day in panama city beach. now the deadliest beach in america. away from dangerous rip currents. >> as i had family come in town, they decided not to because of everything that is going on. >> reporter: but it is a warning often ignored. over the past two weeks, panama city beach authorities say they have responded to more than 70 rescue calls. we have got several callers about people in the water. >> reporter: bay county sheriff tommy ford said he is beyond frustrated as deputies, firefighters, and lifeguards risk their lives to pull visitors out of the water. >> when there is someone on the shoreline saying it is not safe, there is a danger right here we need to be cautious about, you need to heed the warning of the lifeguard. >> reporter: along the gulf coast from fort morgan, alabama, to panama city beach, florida, rip currents claimed at least 11 lives in ten days. and another death tuesday, 35-year-old former nfl quarterback ryan mallett died off the florida panhandle. rip currents can form anywhere, in good or bad weather. they're narrow,

the tragic deaths have spanned from fort morgan, alabama, to panama city beach, florida.ly this got a lot of attention. we talked about the young former nfl player who was killed in all of this. now you've got law enforcement officials begging people to pay attention, serious attention to these warnings. >> yeah, it is urgent, poppy. just to give you a sense of how overwhelmed the florida officials are here along the gulf coast, in panama city beach, in the span of ten days they received 70 calls for distressed swimmers. over half of them coming on saturday. it has been a particularly deadly season when it comes to rip currents along the gulf of mexico. panama city beach, florida, recording the highest number of rip current beach fatalities in the u.s. this year with seven. all occurring within june 15th to june t24th according to the national weather service data. >> out here it can quickly go from extreme happiness to e extreme sadness. >> no fewer than 11 deaths reported during that period, along a stretch of the gulf of mexico between fort morgan, alabama, and panama

show you a dramatic rescue off the florida coast after a houseboat capsized in stormy weather near panama cityn jumped from another boat, broke the window and then pulled the people inside to safety. onlookers from the other boats also braved the rough waters to help them. we turn now to more close encounters with bears from boston to colorado to a deadly attack in arizona. abc's derrick dennis reports this morning, an intruder caught on camera in colorado. a bear climbing up this home, then entering through a window before eventually escaping one of several recent bear encounters in the us in a boston suburb. a bear roaming the streets came within a few feet of jennifer newman as she was gardening. i was just standing right here. i was crouched down, you know, pulling these weeds. here they are. and the bear just kind of made his way right there. she was able to run off. but in yavapai county, arizona, 66 year old stephen jackson was attacked by a black bear and dragged about 75ft away from the outside of his home while enjoying his morning coffee, neighbors were honking horns and making othe

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and give you a sense of how overwhelmed they are there in panama city beach, just in the last ten dayseceived 70 calls for distressed swimmers, more than half of them happening on saturday alone. it was the bay county sheriff's office that is not taking any chances when it comes to awareness and public awareness, illustrating the impacts of the rip current, releasing these aerial photo, creating dredges deep underwater in the sand. we know this is the time of year that a lot of people come out to beach. families with their friends, loved ones, people coming out to enjoy the beautiful days. the bottom line is florida officials want you to know it has been a particularly deadly season when it comes to rip current, and they want you to be aware of that danger before you get in the batter. bianna? >> heed the local news in fort myers, florida. thank you. >>> extreme weather conditions have been one factor in this week's ongoing nationwide travel fiasco that has left hundreds of thousands of airline customers stranded. but as cnn's pete muntean reports, weather isn't the only reason for the

seven died in panama city beach alone, making it the most dangerous beach in the country. >> a lot of times the rescues are simply from the people that we've already warned >> reporter: the bay county sheriff says he's beyond frustrated writing, i have watched while deputies firefighters and lifeguards have risked their lives to save strangers. i have seen strangers die trying to save their children and loved ones, includin two fathers on father's day officials are urging beachgoers to heed the warnings, especially a double red flag, which means no one is allowed in the water $500 tickets are issued to anyone breaking the rules steve fender is a lifeguard at coco beach. >> we had a hurricane go through last year, which affected a lot of the bottom conditions, changed the topography of the beach. >> reporter: rip currents are strips of water sometimes very narrow heading back out to sea forming when wind blows towards the beach. they can move faster than 5 miles per hour, impossible to outswim. >> for us in ocean rescue, that drowning process can take a matter of seconds, just how quic

. >>> the "new york post" says florida's panama city beach is the deadliest beach in the u.s.he area this month due to rip currents. three of them on saturday. along the gulf coast, rip currents have claimed at least 11 lives over ten days. authorities say red flag warnings posted on beaches alert swimmers to the dangerous conditions. >> unfortunately some people just don't listen to that danger warning. they'll be darned if they don't go into that water, and unfortunately it will take their lives when you're not used to that type of conditions. >> former nfl quarterback ryan mallett drowned tuesday in nearby destin. rip currents were not observed that day. >>> "the new york times" says one of the five men wrongly convicted in the central park jogger case has a commanding lead in a democratic primary race for city council. yusef salaam was 15 years old when he and four other teenagers were arrested in 1989 for the beating and rape of a white woman in central park. they served between five and 12 years in prison before being exonerated in 2022. he declared victory in the city c

it happened friday morning just off the shore of panama city east of tallahassee.an was fishing with his friends when you see here weather got really bad. as they were heading back to land, they saw a boat capsize. a man in a nearby boat took action, dove in the water. brady says the man broke open a window and got the people inside out. >> it makes you really reflect on the things that are important in life. i'm going to try to not get emotional, but it was just -- it was an intense moment that, you know, ultimately i'm just going to say it came down to god putting us in the right place at the right time. >> brady says there were four people inside that boat that needed help that day. he and his friends helped all of them back to shore. >>> okay. father's day yesterday at the ballpark, and there were some tears. dad had his hands full trying to keep peace between his two sons. take a look. >> high fly down the left-field line. that one cruising for the corner. >> oh, look at this. >> never to be forgotten. >> oh, sick. >> oh! >> did you see big bro? oh, no! >> he

a lifeguard on panama city beach performed more than three dozen rescues on saturday alone.we're still tallying up the numbers going through all of our reports, making sure we get accurate, honest data that we can pump out to the city. rip currents flow at speeds up to five miles per hour. that's faster than most olympic swimmers. experts say if you're caught in one, do not swim directly back to shore against the current. instead, swim parallel to the shore. and of course, listen to the warnings from lifeguards. >> you want to get in that water and you get frustrated when you hear a lifeguard saying, no, don't get in the water. but what we're trying to prevent is that one empty car seat on that ride home. >> and ryan mallett was reportedly on vacation with his girlfriend. he was recently hired as a high school football coach in his native arkansas. new data out this morning shows the drop in productivity among people working from home. >> government data shows one third of americans worked remotely last year and the data found those working full time from home worked an aver

video shows a houseboat adrift and battered by large waves near panama city. the houseboat goes down, another boater seen jumping into the water, boarding the houseboat and smashing a window to get everyone out. three fishermen move in, dodging debris to pull them on board. they also rescued someone on a pontoon boat as well. everyone managed to make it safely back to shore. >>> when we come back, a popular singer injured on stage here in new york. ver i can. but with my moderate- to-severe eczema, it can be tough. now, i'm staying ahead of it. dupixent helps heal your skin from within. so you can have clearer skin, and noticeably less itch. serious allergic reactions can occur that can be severe. tell your doctor about new or worsening eye problems such as eye pain or vision changes including blurred vision, joint aches and pain, or a parasitic infection. don't change or stop asthma medicines without talking to your doctor. ask your doctor about dupixent. narrator: the man with the troublesome hemorrhoid enters the room. phil: excuse me? hillary: that wasn't

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. >> eyahvm >> panama city. >> janice: let's toss to carley for news. >> carley: hi. you for stopping by. new york city officials claim a record of 100,000 people are living in homeless shelters in the city and 50,000 are mig grants from the southern border and chicago spent on migrant care since august. migrants flown to martha's vineyard are reportedly thriving. "new york times" many have found jobs and are enjoying living on the island. virgin ga lantic gearing up, onboard is pilot and three paying customers from national research council of italy. it will blast off from italy 11 a.m. and be up in space for 90 minutes. second flight for early august. madonna hospitalized with a serious bacterial infection. the 64-year-old entertainer was found unresponsive before being intubated in a new york hospital. rita wilson and debbie gibeson sending love on social media. madonna's managers she is expected to make a full recovery, guys. her manager said she will recover. >> steve: do we know what kind of bacterial infection it was? like sepsis. >> ainsley: they didn't say wha

i mentioned how deadly already. 11 deaths this season with seven of them happened in panama city beachnd to give you a sense, just in the last ten days they received 70 calls for distress swimmers, half of them happened on saturday. and there are county officials that are not taking any chances when it comes to this warning the public. the bay county sheriff's office releasing these photos to ill state the power of these rip currents. they form dredges under water, deep in the sand, just showing how pouf these rip currents are and have been this season. it is that time of the year and people come out with family and friends like here in fort myers. and the bottom line from florida officials if they want you to be aware of rip currents this season. jim. >> thank you so much. and be aware of what is the right thing to do. i've been caught in one with my kids. you doan swim against it, you swim out and down the beach. it exhausts everyone. something for all of us to keep in mind. >> it really is? just in cnn, president biden has started using a c pap machine after reporters asked by strap

i had a friend of mine who was down in panama city send me a photo of a shelf cloud, which was rathernd with that, you typically get strong winds and there it is, the severe thunderstorm warning associated with that cell likely to expire as the storm moves offshore. several strong storms behind it back in southern alabama. we'll watch these very closely, on top of that, threat for flooding, because these storms are dropping quite a bit of rain in an hour's time, we're expecting 2 to 4 more inches on top of it, hence the flood watch that's in effect for parts of the florida hpanhandle and alabama. this goes into monday as well. it lessens a bit, but still some of the same areas, like pensacola up into jackson holding on to that threat tomorrow. wind, hail, and even tornadoes a possibility. let's go ahead and take a time out for it. futurecast showing you the storms reamplifying this evening in places that have already dealt with severe weather late last night and early this morning. so the mississippi river valley, the southern mississippi river valley, dealing that around 9:00 to 8:00

ten people have drowned in less than two weeks between panama city beach, florida and fort morgan, alabamanal weather service says a high risk for rip currents continues through tonight. >>> also a new study with a chilling warning about how humans are impacting our planet. researchers say people are extracting so much ground water that it's actually tilting the earth's axis. the study says our planet is shifting about 1.7 inches per year, which is contributing to the rise in sea levels. authors say that of all the factors that affect the earth's axis, redistribution of groundwater is having the largest impact. >>> and there is a real travel nightmare that is happening today across the country in american airports. severe weather being blamed for delaying more than 2,000 flights, nearly 1,500 had to be canceled. powerful storms ripping through parts of the mid-atlantic and the northeast, home to many of the country's busiest hubs. boris? >>> new details today on the couldn't version business deal that has enraged some professional golfers and sparked a congressional investigation. cnn has

. >> reporter: travis brady was in a fishing boat with two of his friends off the coast near panama city the water helping those people. >> moments later, brady and his friends taking action themselves, trying to get close enough to those in the water to provide support. debris flying around them, their own boat needing to operate through severe weather. >> within 15 minutes we were in five foot, six foot wave. >> reporter: he says the waves made it impossible for everyone to climb on board to brady's boat, forcing his friends to swim on shore, while he made it on shore to rescue his own boat before it crashed into the sea wall. >> reflects on humanity, the things that are important in life i'm going to try not to get emotional, but it was an intense moment. >> reporter: what could have ended in trangedy avoided thank to selfless quick thinking and a group effort in response to mother nature. guad venegas, nbc news. >>> two young victims of the uvalde shooting being recognized they had the presence to call 911. two adults and nine children killed at the elementary school them includes em

mississippi, all the way to the areas that were nailed three days in a row from mobile to pensacola, and panama citychesapeake. anyone you know from eastern colorado, denver area, colorado springs, has been raining endlessly all spring long. the heat hasn't ended either. this is going through father's day weekend and into next week. it feels like 114 in corpus christi already. yesterday it felt like 120, when you combine the temperature and the humidity. it's very soupy air down along the gulf. yesterday, the dew point hit 80 in dallas. if you know anything about dew points, that's like off the charts. chris, you get the idea. we're in for it. doesn't look like the weather pattern is going to shift through the holiday weekend. >> for father's day, it's a little too hot for the barbecues, unless you're cooking on the sidewalk. >> unless you want to do a sunrise barbecue. >>> still ahead, playing spoiler, would a third-party candidate hand donald trump a second term. the latest on that next on "chris jansing reports" only on msnbc. on that next on "cishr jansing reports" only on msnbc. ade's easy-to-u

the season which is highly unusual so the area of interest is in the northern gulf just south of panama city area south of pensacola, appalachia and off the coast of tampa. it's small. it's not really showing signs of getting well organized, but it may just be organized enough to be classified as a tropical depression, maybe even a low-end tropical storm. that would be our "a" named storm arlene if it gets that strong. the hurricane center saying 70% chance and could be a short-lived tropical depression. in other words, it's not going to last long. the motion to the south, kind of an unusual motion and it's going to head towards western cuba in a couple of days and because of wind shear it should weaken and some dry air too so the development zone is away from florida off the coast and that means that all of the heavy rain associated with it should also stay off the coast. now, there is obviously southerly winds and a lot of humidity in florida so we'll get daily downpours but you're used to that this time of year anyway. this is the associated heavy rain with what should be a tropical depre

you can see from panama city right on over to parts of florida in the central part of the state.e of these storms are very charged up right now. and also here all as we look into kansas and see some of this rolling those little red boxes. those are actual tornado warnings were the could be something with rotation on the and also down into parts of oklahoma, too. so it's a rough day for them, right? this is a day when they have to be very careful like getting those watches and warnings because it can mean a matter of life or death. and certainly a lot of a power outage is happening now. i'm happy to report that we have a much calmer scenario here in the west. and in fact, as we zoom in here, we look in and around lake tahoe where we've had thunderstorms nearly every day for gosh, been about 10 days. at least you can eee it is nice and calm and quiet and that is new. that is a new development. so happy to say things are looking really good. as we take a live look here at incline village and the next couple of days. if you're headed up there this weekend, look very nice. temperature

bull's-eye being across tornadoes likely the biggest problem, tennis ball-sized hail stretching from panama citylion people at risk from dodge city all the way down to tallahassee, damaging winds hail again going to be the big problem. and the heat, from southern florida, all the way into texas. we are talking about heat advisories heat warnings and heat watches heat indexes up to 120 degrees and so look at these records, that could be broken today in san angelo, dallas, new orleans, houston, brownsville, out to presidio and right on into the weekend, we are talking triple-digit heat these are not heat indexes, these are just air temperatures. it's going to be even higher this is going to put a real strain on texas' electrical grid >> al, thank you >>> move now to an nbc news exclusive. ukraine's president sitting down with nbc's richard engel as his troops wage a counteroffensives against russian forces richard joins us now from kyiv just having done that interview. richard, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. we just finished this interview with the president it lasted about an hour. it w

anyone from baton rouge to panama city, jacksonville, mobile, biloxi, savannah, look out today. be super aware. have two ways to get warnings. that subtropical jet has kept that big high pressure system trapped over texas. those excessive heat warnings go to new orleans where it will feel like 107 today. kingsville 119. remember, this is day 8 for a lot of people. so we need this ridge to break down. it is getting dangerous. san antonio hospitals have already seen heat related illnesses on the rise. people checking in for it, looks like houston goes through at least thursday and then things start to cool down. by cool down i mean feel like 100 rather than 110. >> ginger, thank you very much. now to that breaking news overseas. secretary of state blinken meeting with china's president with tensions ranging from ukraine to taiwan. matt rivers is in beijing. good morning, matt. >> reporter: the meeting between those two men happening not long ago here in beijing after months of high stakes diplomacy. this as china's foreign minister says the u.s./china relationship is at its lowest

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the city is dependent on that in 1915 of an important year that was the year of our international exposition 18 million living in san francisco and that was supposedly to celebrate the open of panama differential but back in business after the earthquake and 22 different ferry boats to alamed and one had the and 80 trips a day a way of life and in 1918 san francisco was hit hard by the flu pandemic and city had mask mandates and anyone caught without a doubt a mask had a risk ever being arrested and san francisco was hit hard by the pandemic like other places and rules about masks wearing and what we're supposed to be more than two people without our masks on i read was that on the ferry those guys wanted to smoke their pipes and taking off their masks and getting from trouble so two would be hauled away. >> the way the ferry building was originally built the lower level with the natural light was used for take it off lunge storage. the second floor was where passengers offloaded and all those people would spill out and central stairway of the building that is interesting point to talk about because such a large building one major stairway and we're talking about over 40 thousand

changes now was going to pick up set of footballs, gold, cup, panama has baits in north and central america's 3rd highest rank st. costa rican city. one. just to recap, one of the things that completes it. so let's just woke up and cancel it. so that means come now joe, tell them group, say, along side mox. anything else sounds little. and monday's on the game. and that's just, you know, i said briefly have to close the stadium showcase with funding protests against the glaze of family here on the club support as galvis to disrupt the launch. if you know it is new kids response announcing reco revenues, the club still has that says we're going to 1000000000 dollars last year. the glazes indicated they were ready to sell the club. that process is still ongoing. oh okay. that is high school is looking finance here. andy, andy richardson, there will all your sports news. thank you so much, andy and we'll leave. you would live pictures from mecca where a record breaking number of muslims from across the world have gathered at mount our fat for this year's house pilgrimage. tuesday, march the day of our, for the most important part of

at least one city to start passing through the second line of defense and here a family of ukrainian farmers who, due to the war and a serious illness, had to go to their daughter in panama, returned to sow fields in the dnipropetrovsk region, our next story about them is that they had to work in dangerous conditions near the front line, hiding equipment and grain from enemy shelling, in spite of everything, they managed to cultivate the land and soon expect a harvest of wheat and sunflowers about the history of ukrainians who found a temporary refuge in latin america but returned to the motherland, see the project of our colleague from the latin american voice of america service hai memoreno in cooperation with iryna shynkarenko for 3 km we had an explosion near the children's sports school. it was 5 o'clock in the evening in march . i don't remember the date. we talked with marynka on the phone and it was like that. a powerful explosion that still shook our house we were on the second floor and we heard tremors it was very, very scary and her suitcase was packed she just asked my dad to take her to poland and i bought a ticket for her and she flew to panama and all the

cities that are located on both sides. dnieper , yes, so we are standing on the left bank of panama they shoot from the right as they shot nearo zhytomyr yes, zhytomy will be shot from exactly, well, we have reached lvov and they are shooting at lvov from the other side of the border further, what to do? so we need to move on, that is, she even pushed it all the time to this one. everything needs to be pushed back that far. yes, so to speak, from which rocket shells fly, but when they were talking back in the fourteenth year and at 15 in the donbass , this engine of the front should be driven away by 50 km, so that shells do not reach us. wait, there are no further cities. hmm well, that is, the shells will fly. just to other cities. yes, well, there are no artems anywhere, slavyansk in zaporozhye to fly. just then i want to understand, we reached the shore. masha is being shot from the other side. we are absolutely right to go further , probably, yes, but we don’t go, just we don’t go to this road, because for this reason we don’t know how to walk across the atlantic. yes, but their front fleet is still more powerful, if the

the city is dependent on that in 1915 of an important year that was the year of our international exposition 18 million living in san francisco and that was supposedly to celebrate the open of panama22 different ferry boats to alamed and one had the and 80 trips a day a way of life and in 1918 san francisco was hit hard by the flu pandemic and city had mask mandates and anyone caught without a doubt a mask had a risk ever being arrested and san francisco was hit hard by the pandemic like other places and rules about masks wearing and what we're supposed to be more than two people without our masks on i read was that on the ferry those guys wanted to smoke their pipes and taking off their masks and getting from trouble so two would be hauled away. >> the way the ferry building was originally built the lower level with the natural light was used for take it off lunge storage. the second floor was where passengers offloaded and all those people would spill out and central stairway of the building that is interesting point to talk about because such a large building one major stairway and we're talking about over 40 thousand people one of the cost measures was not building a pedestria