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. >> now to the severe weather and a funnel cloud spotted in the skies over southern minnesota. it was one of several tornadoes that formed yesterday. the storm also brought flash floods to the area and dozens of flights were delayed at the minneapolis st. paul airport. >> on the weather front today a storm system is moving through the pacific northwest and northern california bringing snow to the mountains on this june 15th. well, chicago, detroit, indianapolis and cincinnati will see severe weather. >> the scorcher continues in the southern states with the heat index over 100 degrees from texas to florida and into the carolinas. >> when we come back the early father's day gift for some nfl dads. and what mark zuckerberg td dad. you're >>> the >>> the fund to help victims and families of the atlanta night club massacre got a boost. disney pledged a $1 million cash committee to the one orlando fund. in addition donations from disney employees will be matched dollar for dollar. >> next a special surprise for a group of nfl dads. we are just four days away from father's day. >> to

flash floods swamped parts of southern minnesota yesterday. some places got up to 6 ihe at least 8 tornadoes touched down as part of that storm system. and taking a look at the radar you can see that severe weather on the move. chicago, detroit, the threat zone for today. >>> still ahead, facebook is tracking even more of your daily activities. >>> plus, a killer's confession. a terrorist takes to social media livestreaming after an attack. >>> see the dramatic moment a hero disors a gunman on a rampage all caught on camera. >>> we now take a chilling video from that terror attack in france. in it the attacker confesses to killing a police officer and his female companion then lists other prominent people he planned to target. it was recorded in the dead couple's home. the suspect who was killed by police had served time in prison for recruiting for isis. >>> a major deal could soon be announced between iran and boeing. tehran says it has finalized an agreement to buy more than 100 new planes with a price tag of about $25 billion. if the deal

yesterday we did see about 12 tornados in southern minnesota. no damage reported thankfully. little bit of light rain left for you. some stray thunderstorms in indiana and also michigan this morning. then we'll get around 2:00 this afternoon, 23 million people at risk of severe weather today. mostly kentucky from nashville northwards back up into the ohio valley. and the other story out there is the southeast. finally cooling off. atlanta has been very steamy lately. today, 87 degrees. same in charlotte and also raleigh. still warm, but not quite as bad. jonathan, the beautiful weather continues. everyone from d.c. to philly and new england, we have the picturesque, cool, crisp nights and beautiful afternoons and that continues into the weekend. >> all right. thanks a lot, bill. >>> up next, a very colorful tribute to the people of orlando from one of the nation's most famous scientists. that's coming up next on "way too early." real is touching a ray. amazinis moving like one. real is making new friends. amazing is getting this close. real is an animal rescue. amazing is ove

flash floods swamped parts of southern minnesota yesterday. some places got up to 6 inches of rain in just a few hours and at least 8 tornadoes touched down as part of that storm system. and taking a look at the radar, you can see that severe weather on the move. chicago, detroit are in the threat zone for today. >>> still ahead, facebook is tracking even more of your daily activities. >>> plus, a killer's confession. a terrorist takes to social media livestreaming after an attack. >>> and see the dramatic moment a hero disarms a gunman on a rampage all caught on camera. while i was on a combat patrol my c in baqubah, iraq,nned out. a rocket-propelled grenade took my arm off at the shoulder. when i came home, i felt alone. my family was around me, but i couldn't talk to them about what i'd seen and what i'd done. i remember just thinking, man, the way i am right now, i don't want to live. i was discharged from the army, and i've been working with the wounded warrior project since 2007. warriors don't have to be severely wounded to be with the

this one here in southern minnesota. and heavy rain causing flash flooding, a terrible commute home for some. let's get right to meteorologist rob marciano, tracking it all for us tonight. >> reporter: haiey, david. big cities are in play. nashville just getting hit with storms. 60-pl 60-plus-mile-an-hour winds in indianapolis and there's that tornado watch across wisconsin until 11:00 tonight. the target zone is going to be pittsburgh, charleston, asheville. the big heat across much of the west. excessive heat watch out for southern california and the southwest and you couple in the humidity across the central u.s. going to feel like 108 in kansas city. and 110 in omaha. it's been a long stretch of heat for that country. >> all right, rob, thank you. >>> next, to new fallout tonight from the sentencing of a stanford star athlete convicted of a brutal sexual assault. that judge is now under fire tonight. brock turner ordered to serve just six months after his conviction on three felony counts. but anger has been growing

though because as we go through today the severe weather potential is up for parts of iowa, even southern minnesotahe east coast. that is the big picture.ly sunns this afternoon. spotty thundershowers with highs int he low 80s. tonight cloudy with a low in the upper 60s. tomorrow isolated afternoon storm, but mostly a dry day. sunday storms may be severe in the afternoon and evening. dry and sunny next week. >> i say we all just embrace the rain and get soaked. i think that's the way to do it, right? the party coming your way here on "gma." don't go anywhere. >> anchor: good morning washington. i'm meteorologist jacqui jeras. have the umbrella on stand by, rather unsettled a spotty shower possibility this morning. a better chance of scattered showers this afternoon. warm and humid in between, highs in the lower 80s. as we head into the weekend, isolated thunderstorms. late day hours on saturday but sunday, expecting widespread showers and storms, especially between about 2:00 p.m. and 8:00 p.m. there is a risk they will be severe including the threat of damaging winds, large hail and even isolated

because as we go through today, the severe weather potential is up for parts of iowa, even southern minnesota. that is the big picture. let's go ahead and get a check now a little closer to home. >>> good morning. i'm "abc7 news" meteorologist mike nicco with your bay area accuweather forecast. spare the air today and tomorrow. our warmest afternoon will follow a warm night. the heat is going to taper during the weak. ite fwoengs to take a while. it will be in the triple digits today. mainly 80s along the bay, 60s along the coast. even 70s in san francisco. temperatures tonight in the mid-50s to mid-60. >> i say we all just embrace the rain and get soaked. i think that's the way to do it, right? the party is coming your way here with pitbull on "gma." don't go anywhere. here with pitbull on "gma." don't go anywhere. >>> good morning to you. i am natasha zouves and defensive tackle dana is expected to be arranged on rap charges with a disabled woman. she replied and they claim that the sex was con sense shl. the woman was trying to just get money. >>> let's get an update on the morning commute

i love it, though, alg severe weather is up for iowa and southern minnesota and sunday afternoon andpicture, let's get a check closer to home. >> reporter: sunday is the wetter of the two weekend days. cloudy skies, temperatures in the 60s. we have a warm afternoon high of 78 degrees. there will be a fair amount of clouds and sunny breaks and later today spotty shower or thunderstorm possible. most of the time you're dry. 84 on saturday, downpours possible on sunday. if we can break out a little sun we could wind up with late-day thunderstorm. it, right? the party coming your way here on "gma." don't go anywhere. > good morning, i'm tamala edwards, 8:27, friday, june 3. karen rogers it's raining out there, that means trouble on the roads. >> reporter: nothing like drive through the rain through accident scenes on friday morning. 422 eastbound approaching 29. we have emergency workers pulled up on the scene two vehicles involved in the accident. we have police and penndot out here. they are off to the side partially blocking the left lane, had 22 eastbound jamming approaching -- 422 e

business, pleasure, what have you to the great lakes, today could be rough going, from minnesota, iowa throughout southernconsin into chicago, illinois, out to indiana and cincinnati and columbus, severe weather o plenty. very moderate companions, very strong low level jet. a lot of moisture. this will be primetime for a lot of severe weather today. tornadoes, hail. 24 gusts to 35 at travis. concord 16 gusting to 25. west at oakland. 50s and 40s on the temperatures. couple of low 60s hanging on. upper 40s boulder creek, scotts valley. low clouds and fog means 60s by the coast. 70s around the bay. that system will cool us down today and tomorrow, and high pressure back for the weekend. low clouds, breezy, cooler, 80s, 90s inland. windy for some. 60s to 90s. i don't think it will help clear lake too much or vacaville. fairfield which was 98 yesterday, 89 tonight. cooler towards morganhill and gilroy, which were in the mid- 90 yesterday. lower 90s today. 83 san jose. 60s on the coast. 70s on the peninsula or very low 80s. cooler pattern thursday, nice friday and warmer for the weekend. >>> business near the

minnesota with a couple of tornadoes. now they're headed through portions of indiana and southern michigan. later on today we'll see a risk of additional strong storms. those will be found in the ohio valley. so indianapolis, columbus, back through kentucky. chances of isolated strong storms, but, you know, the big story is the heat. >> some people might take the rain over the heat. >> thunderstorm over 119. >> thank you. >>> well, the judge who sentenced brock turner to six months in prison has been removed from a new sex abuse case. the santa clara district attorney removed persky from a trial of man who is accused of groping a woman. he is at the center of a recall campaign. though prosecuting and defense attorneys have defended him. >>> we are learning russian government hackers breached the national democratic committee's e-mail last year. they got opposition research on candidates, including donald trump. >> this was a clear espionage attempt by the russian government. they're interested in collecting information about political strategies and about foreign policy decisions that might

firefighters say the sherpa fire in southern california is only 20% contained. >>> metro's safetrack program is in its second phase. everything between eastern market and minnesotatations are impacted. stadium armory and potomac avenue stations are closed during the 16-day stretch. weekend? >> low humidity, warm afternoons into the mid-80s. low humidity the first part of the week. best chance of any storms on the seven-day outlook is tuesday afternoon and evening. maybe some showers on friday. otherwise a dry and pleasant pattern your next seven days. >>> we would love to know what makes your dad a father, husband, so special. don't forget to send out pictures. put them on social media and tag @nbc washington. >> we'll be back tomorrow morning at 6:00. >>> thanks so much for joining us here. also live ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >>> students from quince orchard. [ cheers and applause ] rockville. [ cheers and applause ] and montgomery blair meet today on "it's academic"! [ cheers and applause ] >>> hello, everybody, i'm hillary howard and this is the opening round. you know how it works. each team begins with 100 points, 10 up for a right answer, 10 down for a wro

southern german state of bavaria, leaving six people dead. thousands more have been trapped in homes or cars. minnesota's examiner says it's died of an accidental overdose of the painkiller fentanyl. prince, quote, self-administered fentanyl. the drug is a synthetic opioid many times more potent than heroin. i am mark crumpton. it's just after 6:30 p.m. here in new york, 8:30 friday morning in sydney. i'm joined by mark petrie with a look at the markets. mark: what we are seeing is a surge of optimism last night, opec effectively identifying they will keep production levels as they are. they are not going to put a ceiling on anything. as a result, we are seeing that surgeon optimism to some major markets. we have seen the new zealand isxk exchange open - the expected to bounce back i-40 points this morning, reflecting a strong gdp earlier this week. the nikkei is expected to open. rather muted reports. some hits and some misses. part of the world, we look forward to that. ♪ ♪ cory: here is our coverage of the clean energy sit-down. first, let's take a look at where we are today, what exactly was agreed o

southern california. details on the deadly ucla shooting yesterday. we now know that the gunman 38- year-old killed the professor. a gunman left a kill list at his minnesota home that included the names of william klug, who he killed, another ucla professor and a minnesota woman who police found shot dead in her home. officials say that the other ucla professor on the list is okay. >> i support their belief he went to kill two faculty from ucla. he only located one. the second faculty member was off campus according to the information that we have. >> police say that mainak sarkar was heavily armed with two semi-automatic pistols and lots of ammo. investigators are looking for his car for further insight into the deadly campus shooting yesterday. >>> the family of the oakland muralist who was murdered last year is filing a federal claim against immigration and customs enforcement. the claim alleges that there is an agency-wide problem in which i.c.e. agents continue to have unsecured firearms stolen. last september 27-year-old antonio ramos was shot and killed while painting a mural. the gun used was stolen from the immigration agency. last week the famil

smokers in southern states can find plenty of places to spread second-hand smoke like restaurants and bars. from the nasdaq, i'm jane king. >>> is minnesotaost child friendly u.s. state? one report says yes. dedicated to disadvantaged children released a list of which states provide the best quality of life for kids. massachusetts was two, followed by new hampshire, connecticut, at the bottom, alabama, new mexico and mississippi. california ranked 38. they looked at economic, health conditions, and quality of communities. >>> abc 7 continues next. something good coming out of the drought, and that would be ta e tastier cheese. looking at what is coming up ahead. >> thank you very much. coming up the meningitis outbreak, and why it has people worried in the bay area. >>> plus, a cultural change for the american military that has particular impact at home. >>> calling all science nerds, free stuff has you covered. ama will you see at 5:00. larry wraps up at 4:00 in just a moment. >>> here is a look at tonight's prime timelineup. "shark tank" at 8:00. and then "what would you do", and join us for abc 7 news at 11:00. >>> the drought has led

southern california and he was open to it give information in this case. >> police in l.a. are looking for help finding the nissan centra that sarkar drove from minnesota to los angeles ahead of the killing? >> the third person's name on the list was found safe. there was differing accounts. was it a professor or female. they want to find the car and maybe there is more notes or information there. when they went to the residence here in los angeles they didn't find anything of note. they took in the bomb squad in case it was booby trapped. they found the lead to take them back to minnesota and where they found the woman's body that was deceased and she had been shot and killed. >> more details, from the news conference, adam thank you. the battle escalating between hillary clinton and donald trump. we are awaiting a speech by mrs. clinton on foreign policy and she is expected to tear in his credibility. he is not waiting for the speech and now he is firing back. >> no surprise there. with california's primary tuesday, the candidates are barnstorming the statement mr. trump clinched the nomination and wants to put california in the winmn. mrs. clinton h

minnesota avenue and benning road. it will remain closed for 16 days they will help riders get through those closures. >>> governor larry hogan announced work has begun to relieve congestion in the southern parts of the county. speaking of hogan announced the change. the $115 million project is expected to be completed by fall of 2018. >> this sort of brings to mind the famous line from the movie, "jaws." we're going to need a bigger boat. >> yeah. there was a crane trying to knock down a building today. look inside that building. spring for the bigger one next time, guys. a few accidents. got a few chunks of concrete. plans call for that rescue wall to bring down the entire 13- story enterprise building. >> it's a little tap. a new major development designed to replace it. but crews are going to have to put their thinking caps on to figure out how to get that. >> look what it's doing. th >> if that. talk about inspiration. a exroart nominee gives -- supreme court nominee gives the commencement address at a school. >>> and why oscar pistorious took off his prosthetic legs and walked on his stomach in court today. >>> and after the break. d.c. police put the smackdown on illegal atv rider

southern border town in texas. tradeow, we will focus on when we go back to laredo texas from the world trade bridge. more of your phone calls here, minnesota, good morning. caller: good morning. we lived on the east coast for 10 years and let me tell you, i did not meet a mexican, they were not there. there were el salvador's and people from other countries, and our black brothers and sisters would come, and they would chide to get jobs and people from the ,ountains would come, white uneducated, and they would come to our door and ask us for work. i tried to split it up and be fair, because we had so many people asking for work, i watched all of it. they are taking jobs away from the americans, and i don't care what that lawyer says, if you go into the stores, you see all products from mexico, that means there are industry -- industries going on, they are doing very well in mexico, but they are opening their doors and allowing all the drugs and trafficking, all of the guns, all of the everything that is coming through. host: nelly vielma, respond. a busy -- bigs misconception that most illegal immigration comes from mexico because we happe

live from this southern border town throughout today's washington journal and tomorrow, we will focus on trade when we go back to the world trade bridge. more of your phone calls here, minnesota, good morning. guest: -- caller: good morning. you, i did not need a mexican on the east coast, there were not mexico -- mexicans there. there were people from el salvador and other countries and our black brothers and sisters would come and try to get jobs and people from the mountains would come who were white, and uneducated, and they tried to get jobs. they would come to our door and ask us for work. i tried to split it up and be fair, because we had so many people asking her work, but i watched all of it, and they are taking jobs away from the americans, and i don't care what that lawyer says, if you go into the stores, you see all products from mexico, that means there are industries going on, there are -- they are doing very well in mexico, but they are opening their doors and allowing all the drugs and human traffic in, all of the everything that is coming through. host: nelly, respond. basically, there is a big misconception that most of illegal immigration comes from mexico,

live from this southern border town throughout today's washington journal and tomorrow, we will focus on trade when we go back to the world trade bridge. more of your phone calls here, minnesotaod morning. guest: -- caller: good morning. you, i did not need a mexican on the east coast, there were not mexico -- mexicans there. there were people from el salvador and other countries and our black brothers and sisters would come and try to get jobs and people from the mountains would come who were white, and uneducated, and they tried to get jobs. they would come to our door and ask us for work. i tried to split it up and be fair, because we had so many people asking her work, but i watched all of it, and they are taking jobs away from the americans, and i don't care what that lawyer says, if you go into the stores, you see all products from mexico, that means there are industries going on, there are -- they are doing very well in mexico, but they are opening their doors and allowing all the drugs and human traffic in, all of the everything that is coming through. host: nelly, respond. basically, there is a big misconception that most of illegal immigration comes from mexico, bec