including sioux falls, des moines, iowa, kansas city, st., little rock, arkansas, oklahoma city, as well as dallas, texas, a combination of flash flooding, dangerous hail, and tornados with winds accelerating beyond 80 miles per hour. look for this rain and unsettled weather to reach into the dakotas with chilly air and a little snow in the upper elevations to the west. a separate system is going to threaten severe storms throughout portions of the ohio valley region going into the northeast towards philadelphia, pittsburgh, cleveland, with disruptive weather. watching out for widespread flooding with heavy rain from sioux falls, kansas city, springfield, down to oklahoma city. kenneth, maggie? >> paul williams staying on top of it for us this morning, thank you. >>> let's turn to president trump. right now, he's on the way home after wrapping up a state visit to japan where he got the royal treatment at every turn. >> the president boarded air force one following a four-day stay that included talks with the japanese prime minister and highl

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greatest risk of additional significant rain throughout sioux falls, sioux city, des moines, kansas cityatest risk where you see the darker green, possibly ten more additional inches of rain. and remember, this is the area where we already have too much water. jon: all right. paul williams, thanks very much. >>> arnold schwarzenegger blindsided by an attack at an event in south africa. the 71-year-old former california governor and terminator star was taking pictures and chatting with fans when a man drop kicked him in the back. the suspect was taken away by security and later turned over to police. no word on a motive, but schwarzenegger is okay and says he has no plans to press charges, tweeting he hopes the attacker gets his life back on the right track. >>> country music star travis tritt's tour bus is involved in a deadly crash. it happened yesterday morning in myrtle beach, south carolina. the singer tweet thing that an alleged drunk driver side wiped their bus. two people died in the resulting collision. no one aboard the tour bus was injured. he tweeted: god bless those who died

watching out for rounds of heavy rain from sioux falls to lincoln, kansas city, wichita, down towardsd this rain's going to cover north dakota, south dakota, and there's going to be snow on the back side. yeah, snow. 1 to 2 feet of snow. 7,000 feet and above from casper all the way down to denver. >> say it ain't snow. our thanks to paul. >>> house speaker nancy pelosi is meeting with congressional democrats today to tamp down growing calls for impeachment as lawmakers continue to investigate president trump. the house judiciary committee issued subpoenas for documents and testimony from former white house communications director hope hicks and another panel aide. vowing to hold white house counsel don mcgahn in contempt. mcgahn defied a subpoena at the president's direction, refusing to testify at a scheduled hearing. >>> housing secretary ben carson in the headlines for trying to make light of a bizarre exchange at a congressional hearing where he appeared to be stumped by a standard real estate abbreviation. carson said he's sending freshman congresswoman katie porter a package of

and from sioux falls, des moines, iowa, kansas city, all the way to oklahoma city.eral rounds of this heavy shower activity. kenneth, janai. >> paul, thank you. >>> president trump was back in pennsylvania, rallying supporters in hopes of carrying the state in 2020. >> president talked up his economic accomplishments. claiming to have the best employment numbers in history. he took direct aim at former vice president joe biden, a pennsylvania native who may win over white working class voters to fuel trump's victory. the president told the crowd that biden abandoned them by representing delaware in the senate. >> don't forget, biden deserted you. i guess he was born here but left here, folks. >> biden actually went to delaware with his family as a child but maintained strong ties to pennsylvania. president trump won the state by less than one percentage point. >>> president trump is blocking former white house council don mcgahn from testifying before congress in relation to the russia investigation. the president directed mcgahn to defy a subpoena from the house ju

chicago, milwaukee, rain forcing minneapolis as well as sioux falls, travel disruptions over towards detroit, as well as indianapolis. to the west, unseasonably cool weather with temperatures 20 degrees below the norm. kenneth, elizabeth? >> thank you, paul. >>> now to that measles threat as the summer travel season kicks into high gear. there is concern that thousands of passengers could be exposed to the illness at major u.s. international airports. >> recently an individual with the measles virus passed through newark liberty international airport. this morning word of a possible measles exposure in new jersey. health officials say on may 8th, about 1,000 people were potentially exposed to the virus at newark airport. last week a traveler with measles passed through dallas-ft. worth international airport. >> it's a disease that spreads via infectious droplets, and it's highly contagious. >> reporter: the cdc reports there are 888 confirmed cases in 24 states since january. >> 90% of people who are susceptible, means who have not been fully vaccinated, if they come in contact with

. >> an f-16 air fighter aircraft that is assigned tthe 144th fighter wing from sioux falls, south dakota was of conducting a training mission animd cted the ground outside the air base >> the pilot was injured with at least a dozen people on the ground the crash is under investigation. >> now, to a new twist in the massive college admissions scandal. a student expelled after his father pleaded guilty is suing his school and fighting to stay enrolled we have the story. >> reporter: this junior, had just filed a lawsuit against the university trying to prevent the school from kicking him out when ten hours later, his attorney said that the stent's admission was suddenly rescinded. >> how do you think court went todayed? ilty this month, knitting heded paid $400,000 in bribe -- admitting he paid $400,000 in bribes to get his son in to georgetown after the tennis coach was paid off, he was admitted to the school, even though he did not compete in the sport competitively. unaware of the bribes and wants to leave the school with the grades intact the school said that applicantets to georgn aff

in sioux migrants your platform for reliable information. a day of tariff turnarounds the u.s. lifts its duties on canadian mexican metals and says it won't be slapping new tariffs on european or japanese cars for now. also on the show could climate change and the opposition of victory in australia's federal elections. welcome to business i'm stephen beard thanks for joining us us live steel and aluminum tariffs on canada and mexico effect of monday the development has been hailed as a significant step towards finalizing a new north american trade the president trump broke the tariffs into force last year 25 percent on steel and 10 percent on al-ameen canada and mexico imposed tariffs but that's now history. before i begin i am pleased to announce that we've just reached an agreement with canada and mexico and will be selling our product into those countries without the imposition of tariffs or major tariffs. i. didn't mention the u.s.a.'s tariffs imposed under a national security clause canada had called best justification for the g.-d's absurd and insulting. canadian prime mi

opportunity for someone else to come in and unfortunately when a job is filled viciously so fighting sioux name. the emphasis over criminal justice system should be on violent offenses this is where most people are concerned about. they won murderers and branded they want murders and rapes solved and they want these people taken out of the community and locked away in prison so that our communities can be safe i don't know what the come on just as one of them be like without the war on drugs. my only experience of it has been during the war on drugs. and i started family in one thousand nine hundred ninety one war on drugs really heated up and the needs kept rolling through the ninety's you know it sort of started tapering off and then to thousands but it's still alive and well it's like pounding funder of anti drug is styria in one thousand nine hundred six we must do something anything and that meant grasping at straws and not looking ahead at what the costs are going to be and what might be effective while i was on the hill i increasingly became convinced that the war on drugs was a mis

unfortunately, more dangerous , tornadoes will rip through the midwest hitting sioux falls, kansas city, des moines, st. louis, little rock, oklahoma city, down to dallas with winds accelerating beyond 80 miles per hour and a separate storm system causing an additional severe storm for philadelphia, pittsburgh, with wind gusts up to 70 miles per hour with isolated tornadoes likely and bracing for a flood risk throughout the entire midwest. i'm accuweather meteorologist paul williams. >>> coming up, new concerns about chemicals found in e-cigarettes. >>> also ahead, ufos in our airspace. navy pilots coming forward detailing objects in the sky that even they cannot explain. >>> and the baseball great whose career was defined by one bad play. >>> "jeopardy" james rides again. james holzhauer knocks the second highest totality title and is now about $325,000 away from taking over all-time "jeopardy" winner ken jennings in about half the time. >>> the navy pilots sharing new details about seeing ufos during training missions along the east coast. five pilots have shareddddddd details of thei

and we're watching out for rounds of heavy rain from sioux falls down to kansas city, wichita all along down towards i-44, along i-70, i-80 and 35 with possibly 12 inches of rain. that's going to affect the entire midwest and then there's a problem with the snow, one to two feet from casper down to denver. i'm accuweather meteorologist paul williams. >>> coming up, forget about coke as why the new coke is coming back. >>> but first mcdonald's under fire facing a string of new sexual harassment lawsuits. two alleged victims describe their ordeal. a even felthe window.later, sho when i have an asthma attack... i feel like a fish with no water. learn how to prevent your child's next asthma attack. because even one attack is one too many. >>> we're back with an unusual high speed chase in southern california. police trying to pull over this stolen rv for a traffic offense when the driver took off speeding down local streets. during the chase the rv smashed into a tree and several cars. the driver kept going despite the damage until one final crash. she then ran off on foot with one of her t

in addition to that, watch out for flooding rain in sioux falls, des moines, kansas city all the way down to oklahoma city with the possibility of 12 inches of rain aggravating river flooding in some areas. i'm accuweather meteorologist paul williams. >>> coming up, the major retailer going out of business. >>> also ahead, new evidence that women are being charged more than men for the same products in the drugstore. a closer look at the so-called pink tax. >>> but first yet another horse dies at a california racetrack. the 25th of this racing season. the new call for change next. >>> the eiffel tower in paris is back open a day after this man climbed nearly to the top. police say he has family troubles. the 2500 visitors who were forced to evacuate yesterday are allowed to return today. >>> there are new questions about safety at a california racetrack after the 25th horse death of the season. the animal rights group peta is calling for all racing at santa anita to be suspended until more safety measures are implemented. the track says it imposed new protocols back in march. some ex

reading that there is an associate fellow at the german the council on foreign relations well from sioux d.w. how much influence does europe have on the trumpet illustration unfortunately very very little because the deal between iran and the united states and europe is basically debt and that seems not to be the case that the european voice counted a lot in keeping the deal as it is off further developing it so the influence of europe is very limited on the tram administration at this point ok so america's not listening to europe does that mean the deal is necessarily dad at this stage where the end of the day the deal is about iran and the united states and if the united states says the deal is off that it's off so here up has a very limited saying here and can offer very little fights. all to european companies to really keep the deal as it is because this is what this is why iran is looking for iran is looking for as i understand iran is looking for for europe to cover it against american sanctions now europe has had a sort of go at it there was this. instrument which the very used t

a hardliner, someone who had used the army as a wartime bludgeon against civilians and the dakota sioux in minnesota, in response to regular violence. offered his former comrades a new bull, a stronger meat, as he called it, pardon the pun, please. they had won the war by their hard style fighting, and approach eventually adopted in all theaters that brought the confederacy to its knees. naturally, their officers, then, assumed the leadership in the wake of union victory. as pope reminded them tonight, and this is his quote -- "when the war was over, we found that the president of the united states was a western man. the vice president a western man. the speaker of the house a western man. secretary of the treasury or western man. secretary of war western men. secretary of the interior of western man. the attorney general a western man. the general of the army a western man. lieutenant general i western man. the admiral of the navy a western man" and you are getting the idea, right? he goes to finish naming the power in the government and how a great struggle had passed into the hands o

accident that you had in sioux city iowa that then their captain al haynes didn't have control of the train and they had to bring it to very skillfully to some sort of a hard landing but of course they didn't have much sure she'll land very able to save a lot of number of passengers at those really escapes where the pilot was able to land creeper the aircraft and in this particular case i think maybe the pilots very heroic act rather than crashing they came for the heartland it may have been maybe the best they could do under the circumstances in a situation like this and i guess everyone's different but i heard mention of sometimes the plane might try to jettison some of the fuel if they got a full load or feel having just taken off is that down to the individual pilots as to whether that's the right thing to do or not. did typically each day have time to try to dump the fuel and come back for people in this particular case i think they didn't have time at the party the type to make a decision last minute to crack down for langley. as it happens in type of aircraft accidents pilots a

minneapolis, sioux falls, des moines, chicago, milwaukee, flooding downpours and travel disruption courtesyf thunderstorms. look for rain to reach throughout the rocky mountain rod the great lakes he a region with thunderstorms really clocking the chicago area. then by late monday into monday night, look for flash flooding, hail, isolated tornados in amarillo, near wichita, omaha, towards cedar rapids. i'm accuweather meteorologist paul williams. >>> coming up, the tributes coming in overnight for hall of fame quarterback bart starr. >>> also ahead, an incredible survival story. a woman is found alive after getting lost in a forest more than two weeks ago. what she ate, and wait until you hear where she slept. >>> later, talk about a rock and a hard place. how this big boulder got in the middle of a colorado road. n the middle of ♪ when i have an asthma attack... i feel like a fish with no water. learn how to prevent your child's next asthma attack. because even one attack is one too many. >>> a fire at a hotel's parking garage covered downtown houston in smoke. the blaze started in one of

then, going into the 1920s, the tribes that once attacked the railroad the sioux, or actually becoming railroad workers as well. >> yes. can you hear me okay? >> wonderful, i can't hear myself. >> the question i have is kind of related to the railways in particular because i'm just wondering, between the two of you, do you know of instances where the native americans and the chinese actually cooperated. i asked this because i had the pleasure of seeing some of the blackfeet in the reservations on the area and one of the things i noticed there is that a number of the native americans there actually have very chinese features. i asked them about that and they told me that, or one particular young woman told me that her ancestors were actually chinese . they married in with the native americans, blackfeet in particular and she said the reason that happened is because her understanding is that her family down the line told her that instead of being paid they were killing the chinese. so the chinese were escaping and the native americans were providing shelter and giving them a respite from

it's a short distance from sioux city.bout to meet a family that's farmed this land for generations and learn about a very strange inheritance. ♪ >> my name is roma lancaster. after my dad passed away, we knew that there would be a lot of things that would have to be sorted out and gone through on the farm. >> roma's father, dave hawkins, has deep roots in this part of iowa, going back more than a century. >> my father's ancestors immigrated to the united states in late 1800s. they moved westward with the expansion of the railroad, and my grandfather, my dad's father, albert hawkins, farmed just south of here, about a mile. >> dave hawkins grew up hearing stories of his ancestors plowing this land behind a team of horses. as a young farmer in the 1950s, just out of school, dave spots a tractor rusting in the weeds. it sparks his imagination. >> the 1920 9d is the tractor that belonged to my grandfather. that's what got my dad into the collecting again was when he restored that tractor that had originally belonged to his fa

in sioux city, unemployment hits a 49-year low. the arizona daily star connecting the dots, hiring surge gives boost to the economy, trump's bid for second term. in the president's hometown, it looked like a re-election ad. how did the president spend his saturday? there were a few retweets, but the president took time to lash out at the news media and took a considerable time against facebook and twitter. republicans complained such play-to-the-base tweet storms are one of the reasons gop got crushed in 2018. president trump doesn't buy that. he thinks 2020 will be different because he's atop the ballot. his chief of staff, well, listen here, nick mulvaney has a somewhat different take. >> hate to sound like a cliche, but are you better off four years ago? it's pretty simple. it's the economy, stupid. people will vote for someone they don't like if they think it's good for them. we think, generally speaking, the economy has been good for everybody. >> remember what he just said. with us to share reporter and insielts, nia-malika h

that was the upshot of a recent focus group done by swing voters in sioux city, iowa. these are people who voted for obama and then trump. though they didn't care for the current crop of democrats. generally warren with taxes to pay for infrastructure. if she didn't tout these ideas on fox, those voters may never hear them. short term, yeah, i get the strategy. long-term, perhaps not so much. perhaps her thinking is i'll worry about that in the general election if only i can win the nomination. >>> still to come, today, candidate joe biden gives his first big rally speech in philadelphia. the first debate just a month away. now that he has to actually campaign, will he be able to hold on to front-runner status? >>> plus, several states are enacting tough anti-abortion laws trying to get them in the supreme court. will they achieve their goal of upending roe v. wade? and there are so many presidents vying for the presidency. they could fill two football fields but why are so many when it doesn't seem they have a chance. >> announcing you're running for president, it's l

we're bracing for river flooding through this weekend for the red river, james, the sioux, and the mississippiertake the entire east coast. janai, kenneth? >> soggy weekend ahead. our thanks to paul. >>> a true dream job is available for a lucky few this summer. >> mattress firm is looking for interns. the paid position calls for them to stay in bed all day. the snooze-terns will test beds for the best head and foot positions for horizontal activities such as reading, binge-watching shows, and eating. >> qualifications include proficiency in napping and passion for sleeping comfort. >> check, check. >> the application deadline is tomorrow. sorry, guys, we've got to go to break because we've got things to do. >> coming up right now. that's what's coming up. >> i would love that, yeah. >> i'm like trying to get that application in. >>> coming up, former child star rick schroeder arrested again. >>> plus "jeopardy!" host alex trebek opens up in an exclusive and frank interview. what he's saying about his battle with pancreatic cancer and the outpouring of support he's been getting from fans. >>>

couple of days russia showers as per usual across the southeast asia because some showers there in sioux a good part of the philippines malaysia looking pretty wet dry across indonesia was a chance of one or 2 showers just to the north of java but essentially i think is going to be more smarter up into the labor nation where we do see the wetter weather over the coming days $3132.00 maybe a $33.00 degrees coming through a little trot just coming into friday therefore a toddler but the showers never far away that shabby rain of course is making its way further north the monsoon rains they've not quite by the way into southern myanmar but they're not far away one of 2 showers coming into southern parts of us trying to for much of india stay very hearts with coming days. the weather sponsored by cattle and ways. al-jazeera was goes on a roller coaster journey in iraq and discovery. and then our refugee community itself the lead and identity. i'd like to prove to the world. i will be able to prove myself or my homes from friends and myself. able to use like child afghan units on al-jazeera.

elections which are exactly three weeks away in short breaks it has put the whole of british politics in sioux suspended animation england is now peculiar a place where the public is heavily politicized yet is starting to reject traditional parties out rights it suddenly presents a major problem when people question the point of voting in what's supposed to be a democracy. and those european elections assuming they happen because the government. you only got five working days from now to find a solution to bricks it's but if you could just participate then that will become much clearer much more important obviously than the local elections and. new poses one which once breaks it immediately and they're already on about thirty percent of the polling and others which say they don't want that at all and in terms that sort of a mini second referendum in its own terms will obviously provide a much clearer picture where the england at least still wants to leave the european union or whether it doesn't ok lawrence live for us thank you. mozambique colorado has broken out in towns and villages flatten

as usual some showers them to the philippines into borneo easing over towards us whether they're in sioux the mill a peninsula and it looks like the stay here looks rather wet into thailand across a good part of indo china 36 the top temperatures there for bangkok that line of showers extends across the adamancy they make a bargain seeing some wet weather but right now started to push east way up towards southern parts of me and now the monsoon course is starting to to set in a little bit of sherry rights was on the cards into the far south of india sri lanka as well further north it is largely dry 44 or even higher as we go on through the next couple of days. the weather. cateye always. good. when the boneless struck many die and many reste to end the epidemic. this is their story through the lens of local filmmakers we see people making sacrifice more been awful. this is what i want the world to see survivors a witness documentary on al-jazeera. well again this is al jazeera lessons for much of the main news this hour india's prime minister narendra modi is all set for another 5 year te

and i say this because last week chairman frazier of the cheyenne sioux -- cheyenne river sioux tribe described the so-called consultation, and this is -- these are his words. and i quote from the chairman frazier. when they came to the region, the great plains region, we were given a picture of a map. that's all we were given. we weren't given any plans of the purpose or how the change was needed or how it was going to benefit our people. it was never done, and that's all we were given. so we've heard in committee, all of us here, statements from the administration officials that testified in front of the bureau of indian affairs, it is not part of the proposed larger reorganization. but now we're hearing from indian tribes that there are various actions being taken that look and feel like an informal reorganization, such as head quarter employees being moved out west. there are three tribes in arizona that have been notified by the bia office that they will be consolidated into our bia western region agency, into the bia western region office. so there is movement taking place that

and he stumbled across this small post written by the democratic party in sioux city, iowa, invitingd yet. he tweeted about it and then all of these media outlets picked it up. this is the tweet he posted he said new york city mayor de blasio to headline an event in sioux city, iowa on friday which the local democratic party is calling quote first stop on his presidential announcement tour. that coming from 17-year-old gabe fleischer who also has a political newsletter that reaches 50,000 people every single day. brian: he should -- we should go hire him at least let him intern. carley: got to get him on the show. what a cool kid he is. brian: batman not a true story it. is true they cast real people in these made for tv movies. carley: that's right. ben affleck no longer going to be playing batman. he stepped down from the role. brian: on the big screen. carley: now this are reports who is going to replace him. robert pattenson one of them. ainsley, do you have any suggestions? ainsley: i love this guy. did you ever see the movie twilight? at first i thought okay. he is cute. i saw

presence in the horn and how do sioux see it changing in the foreseeable future? >> thank you, first of all, welcome to everyone. glad to be here. it is a pleasure to get out of the building for a couple of hours. thank you all very much for that. my portfolio covers 13 countries, so i have all of the horn countries, i have all of the countries along the red sea, i have sudan, ethiopia, south sudan, it is a very exciting interesting portfolio. and despite the fact that we're going to be talking about the concerning issues, there's a lot of positive stuff going on in east africa as well. i'll walk through the neighborhood very quickly so you can get a sense of the highlights in the neighborhood we're focused on. starting with somalia. i would say we're probably in a guardedly optimistic mind set about somalia because we've seen where it it was in 1991 and we now have a permanent presence there. we have one of the most senior diplomats there, ambassador muto, and we have recommitted to not only addressing the military and security threat, but we're also working very

francine likes sioux falls. , theou have to know about vector is steady and higher.an powell's message. this is the flavor that you pick, a grinding higher inflation that pushes against the rate cut crew. francine: and that is an interesting chart. the trend is there, but it is so slow, tom. we kind of try to make a decision day guide. and clark brought me this chart. which i love. the boe will push back expectations for an orderly departure. and with that is economic data that has largely surprised to the upside. it is basically economic data for the u.s.. and the u.k. may be starting from a low base, exceeding expectations. with the fed off chairman jay powell downplaying recent weakness as transitory. indication the fomc is going to have a rate cut despite pressure from the white house and wall street. performance i don't think is related to anything we did in terms of raising rates. but you know this, until perfect hindsight but some of it does appear to be transient torque idiosyncratic. francine: joining us is jpmorgan asset management. i will jump in with a qu

the reorganization and i think it's because last week, chairman frazier, the cheyenne sue -- river sioux tribe describe the consultation and these are his words and i quote from chairman frazier, when they came to the region the great plains region, we were given a picture of a map that's all we were given, we were not given any plans or purpose or how the change was needed or how it would benefit our people. it was never done and that's all we were given. so, we've heard in committee all of us here, statements from the administration officials that testified in the bureau of indian affairs, it's not part of the proposed larger reorganization but now we're hearing from indian tribes, there are various actions being taken that look and feel like an informal reorganization such as employees being moved out west and there are three tribes in error vona -- arizona that will be consolidated into a western region agency, so there is movement taking place and the tribal colleagues are telling us about it. so we need to know, is this being reorganized as part of a larger department reorganizatio