these are the cells i'm talking about that are moving through southern oklahoma.ng off. this continues to be a slow mover and a rainmaker. if you're in this area you could be seen substantial rain. it will take a little while to fall. eventually clearing off but we will see rain linger across the southeast for tomorrow. how much more rain? this is your bring fall forecast. you see it filling in. when you get to orange, red and deeper colors you're talking about six or 8 inches across these areas which is why were talking about the potential for flooding also what we have happening in the tropics. an 80% chance of becoming the main storm in the next five days. this went off the coast of the bahamas will be lifting up for the coast of the united states. even if it becomes the main storm machinery the models. it turns before it makes the u.s. will pay attention to it but i'm not expecting landfall. this track that's taken a center early next week. adam, thank you. >> julie: taxes actually lead the nation in the number of deaths involving children left in hot cars. th

these are the cells i'm talking about that are moving through southern oklahoma.e drifting off. this continues to be a slow mover and a rainmaker. if you're in this area you could be seen substantial rain. it will take a little while to fall. eventually clearing off but we will see rain linger across the southeast for tomorrow. how much more rain? this is your bring fall forecast. you see it filling in. when you get to orange, red and deeper colors you're talking about six or 8 inches across these areas which is why were talking about the potential for flooding also what we have happening in the tropics. an 80% chance of becoming the main storm in the next five days. this went off the coast of the bahamas will be lifting up for the coast of the united states. even if it becomes the main storm machinery the models. it turns before it makes the u.s. will pay attention to it but i'm not expecting landfall. this track that's taken a center early next week. adam, thank you. >> julie: taxes actually lead the nation in the number of deaths involving children left in hot

radar picture shows a cluster of storms moving eastward across the texas panhandle and into southern oklahoma that triggered flooding north of dallas turing streets into rivers forcing evacuations in the city of sherman and leaving dodds stranded in their cars. even leading to water rescues. nearly half a foot of rain fell across the area over a period. about two dozen families in sherman were forced out of their homes by rising waters. quite a bit of cleanup ahead. >>> well, still ahead right here why ram son is warning people who purchased a special pair of glasses for the upcoming solar eclipse. >>> breaking overnight a shooting kills three people at an auto racing event. the suspect is still on the loose. we'll have the latest from the crime scene. >>> more from charlottesville. this dramatic photo of a man with red shoes flying in the air after pushing his fiancee out of the way. he's now talking about that terrifying moment. >>> breaking overnight three men are dead after a shooting at a racetrack near milwaukee. the victims were standing near food vendors when a gunman approached and s

those thunderstorms continue thunderstorm, trolling all the way down through southern portions of oklahoma northern arkansas. later today, 10 million people at risk of severe weather. one area in the northern dwrgre lakes portions of indiana, michigan and ohio. isolated severe weather reports, wind damage, maybe small hail. it's still hot and humid in the southern half of the country. @ñ you have to say. and the driver of this big rig can thank some good samaritans. we'll explain, next. ou've tried to own us. but now it's our turn to take control with stelara® stelara® works differently for adults with moderately to severely active crohn's disease. studies showed relief and remission, with dosing every 8 weeks. stelara® may lower the ability of your immune system to fight infections and may increase your risk of infections and cancer. some serious infections require hospitalization. before treatment, get tested for tuberculosis. before or during treatment, always tell your doctor if you think you have an infection or have flu-like symptoms or sores, have had cancer, or develop any new skin

those thunderstorms continue thunderstorm, trolling all the way down through southern portions of oklahoma northern arkansas. later today, 10 million people at risk of severe weather. one area in the northern lakes portions of indiana, michigan and ohio. isolated severe weather reports, wind damage, maybe small hail. it's still hot and humid in the southern half of the country. that's a look at the big weather story of the day. now here's a closer look at your day ahead. well, you can see the showers and the thunderstorms. behind the storm system, it's going to be a beautiful summer day from colorado to nebraska and the northern plains. there's the typical heat and humidity in the southeast with a few scattered storms. >>> and only four days away. the eclipse. >> big day. >> bill, thank you. >>> move over, jennifer lawrence, there's a new high roller in town. emma stone is the world's highest paid actress for 2017. the 28-year-old raked in $26 million this year. she edges out jennifer aniston who earned $25.5 million. and jennifer lawrence who was she drops to third with $24 million. >>> t

almost the entire state of oklahoma, southern kansas, and now a good chunk from huntsville to birminghamtlanta area. they've had a lot of rain on and off. the ground is saturated. it's not going to take a lot to get flash flooding out of this. we'll have slow-moving thunderstorms through the weekend. as far as what we're dealing with today, by this evening, scattered showers and storms. new york state, pennsylvania, hit and miss through areas of the southeast. by the time we get to saturday, that's when the heaviest rains will be in the mid-atlantic, d.c. area, baltimore, and hit and miss storms through areas of nashville. again, it's not going to pour all weekend long for a lot of us, lewis and yasmin, but we will have hit and miss storms for anyone. not many people will avoid it. can't promise you a dry weekend just about anywhere. zroo thanks, bill. >>> still ahead, the pga choirp is underway, but jordan spieth's grand slam quest is off to a rocky start. perhaps he could use some rally cat magic that is still clearly in play in st. louis. sports, everybody, is next. need. that sounds

oklahoma is a southern state. how do i know that? it had a law against interracial marriage as late as 1967. there the case wasn't criminal law, either. there the case had to do with a dieing in the absence of a will, leaving property behind that gets contested because some member of the family says you had no valid marriage to begin with. so how could anybody inherit under it? right? very soon thereafter the state supreme court of oklahoma rules in precisely the way that it never had in all the history of oklahoma, it overrides all previous courts. race had nothing to do with whether or not this was a valid marriage. of course the property can be inherited under it. case closed so here we have two cases already in the courts. neither one of them criminal. had the reach of a loving versus virginia ruling. gone only to criminal laws. these case was not have been affected. but they were in fact deflected in a radically different direction. had exactly the opposite outcome of what they would have had. had loving versus virginia not been

of an emergency landing that opened in oklahoma after several people had breathing problems from a strange smell inside the cabin. the plane took off from southern california. the jetblue flight was flying from long beach to ft. lauderdale in florida. made the emergency stop around midnight. officials tell our colleagues at abc news in oklahoma city the bizarre odor was coming from the cockpit. at this point, unclear if those five victims are hospitalized. an investigation is under way right now to figure out what went wrong and where that smell is coming from. i'll continue tracking this story. reggie. >> thanks. >>> republicans in congress are saying the fight to repeal and replace obamacare isn't over yet. this time, they plan to reach out to democrats to make that happen, even if it means going against the president. maggie is in washington. >> reporter: days after the republican effort to repeal and replace obamacare crumbled in the senate, now, a new hope. >> we have a lot of bipartisan discussions going on right now. more than we've had in months. >> both sides are calling for a solution. with republican senator lamar alexander and democr

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southern and northern planes. out west, beautiful. los angeles, 85, mostly sunny. great. not great in oklahomare much of the state is dealing with the flood watch. in terms of the severe storms, it is interesting, one of them possibly a severe weather maker in terms of flooding. the other farther to the north, a possibility of damaging wind and hail. be advised of implications. tomorrow, though we have the rainy skies and conditions for new york, tomorrow looks fantastic. sunday, 83. chicago, partly cloudy. more storms possibly rolling off the front rage. showers and storms possibly early, dara. later on in the afternoon, things clear out. that's your forecast coast to coast. right back to you. >> thanks, reynolds. >>> hundreds of white nationalists are expected to gather in very, veirginia. we're in charlottesville this morning. what happened last night, and what can we expect today? >> reporter: dara, this is emancipation park. until recently, it was called robert e. lee park. in fact, his statue is still back here. it is part of this ongoing fight over whether or not to remove confederate m

. >> number three, from the live desk, a flight out of southern california to florida had to make an emergency landing in oklahomay overnight. after several people fell ill from a strange smell. an investigation is under way now. >> and number four, so far so good with the commute this morning. if you're just about to grab the keys and head out the door, you should have a smooth commute. here's a live look at golden gate bridge, one of our foggier spots. no major slowdowns. >> number five, crime is way up this year on b.a.r.t. violent crimes like robberies and assaults have spiked 41%. the coliseum station is one of the most crime plagued for both violent crimes and thefts. >> number six, the u.s. air force successfully launched an intercontinental missile overnight. this is the fourest test this year. this is video from a test that happened in may. >> number seven, gamestop is flipping the switch on holiday shopping. it has announced it will open on thanksgiving this year. it has been closed on thanksgiving for the past several years. >> beyonce is reportedly interested in buying a stake in the houston rockets.

these pictures coming into us from tulsa, oklahoma where a possible tornado dropped down and did some damage to the southernart of the city. 26 reported injuries. mostly lacerations, noncritical. most people were treated and released from the local hospital. a frightening night and rough morning as the sun comes up. some of the debris over i-44 closed for a time. that coupled with heavy rain across the area and kansas city area. 4 to 6 inches of rainfall there. flash flooding happening during the overnight hours. and new orleans 8 to 10 inches of rainfall flooding the streets of that city as the system rolls off towards the south and east. more heavy rain expected as this system rises and gets up into the northeast into an area also saturated. the midatlantic, rough weather tomorrow. locally 4 to 5 inches as this storm makes its way across the country. more later in the program. dan. >> another busy summer weekend in the weather department. rob, thank you. much more from you. as we continue to show this morning. back to the lottery. no winners overnight in either of the back to back lottery drawings. the po

these pictures just coming into us from tulsa, oklahoma, where a possible tornado dropped down and did some damage in the southernt of the city. 26 reported injuries. mostly lacerations, noncritical. and most of those people were treated and released from the local hospital there. but still, a frightening night, and it's going to be a rough morning as the sun comes up on some of this damage. some of that debris over i-44, which is closed for a time. so we'll get an update on this throughout the morning, no doubt about that. that coupled with heavy rain across the tulsa area and kansas city area, 4 to 6 inches of rainfall there. flash flooding happening during the overnight hours. and also new orleans. 8 to 10 inches of rainfall falling there for flooding the streets of that crescent city, as this storm system rolls off towards the south and east. more heavy rain expected, tulsa towards springfield. actually gets up into the northeast also saturated. the mid atlantic, locally 4 to 5 inches in this swath as this storm makes its way across the country. more on this later in the program. >> another busy summer weeken

southern plains. heavy rain moving through eastern oklahoma into eastern texas, too. humid along the gulf coast.ng five to ten degrees below average. parts of minnesota and wisconsin. highs today only in the 60s. comfortable in the northeast in the 70s and 80s. besides some heavier downpours down south, we're not looking at severe weather today. >>> good morning. i am meteorologist bill henley. a warm day ahead, but clouds will be increasing after a good deal of sunshine this morning. 85 degrees this afternoon for philadelphia. stays dry with clouds increasing in the suburbs. high of 83, and in new jersey, warming to 84 degrees with more clouds this afternoon than this morning. at the shore, 79 degrees with clouds increasing there this afternoon, too. low 80s for the lehigh valley and delaware, no sign of rain until late tonight. have a great day. >> and that's your latest forecast. >>> coming up next, big health news to tell you about, including a warning in arizona including a warnmy day startsa well before i'm in the kitchen. i need my blood sugar to stay in control. i need to shave my a1c i'

the chance of some scattered showers and storms today down through the southern plains and heavy rain moving through eastern oklahomat, you go farther north and temperatures running five to ten degrees below average. parts of minnesota and wisconsin highs today only in the 60s. comfortable in the northeast in the 70s and 80s. besides heavier downpours down south, not >>> still drizzling in san francisco right now and we'll see this throughout much of the morning and early afternoon. peeks of sunshine today and keeping the temperatures down with a high of 62 degrees there. oakland 67 and inland will have a cooler day. highs into the mid 70s for san jose and morgan hill. antioch will top out at 79 degrees. santa rosa a high of 80 with breezy winds. >> and that's your latest forecast. >>> coming up next, big health news to tell you about, including a warning in arizona including a warnmy day startsa well before i'm in the kitchen. i need my blood sugar to stay in control. i need to shave my a1c i'm always on call. an insulin that fits my schedule is key. ♪ tresiba® ready ♪ (announcer) tresiba® is used to control high b

oklahoma on opioids? a book that is a bestseller tells the story of southern ohio and kentucky. y state is afflicted by drug overdoses and abuse, which means the explosion spendingre, medicaid's rather, has put states in a terrible position. office, oklahoma was spending about $600 million a year on medicaid. that was not that long ago. today, it is $2.2 billion. no wonder there is not enough money for teachers, schools, and highways, and even law enforcement. that inate is facing this expansion of medicaid, all of these crises are causing us to really break the bank. i think there needs to be leadership from both parties at the state level. recognizing this is a human crisis that we have to address, but it is beyond comprehension of how people would destroy their lives with drugs like this. governor, if you had to rate the trump administration so far, what linking would you give it? would you focus changing communication with attending a policy? gov. keating: practically, i think the grade would be a c plus. in a time whenup there was great inflation, but on foreign policy in na

oklahoma city. these storms packing a punch, inches, as they head into the texarkana area. along this stalled frontal boundary. the southern half of the front that passed through the northeast is stalling, as it does this time of the year. more in the rain of heavy rain and flooding. across parts of north dakota and minnesota. dry across the northeast.ioof tn orthwest. rain across seattle after a record-breaking dry streak there. that's going to help get some of the smoke out of the valleys, >> ongoing activity in the tropics. the potential threat for the u.s. in th hxtnehof al >> great to have you again, rob. >>> it's always good to have ron, as well. let's check in with the headlines. what did you call him yesterday? >> the great ron claiborne. >> he called you the great. >> the g. man. >> the g. man. >> good morning to you. >>> we begin if toronto, canada. a canadian man serving hard time in north korea was released to go home. he was in prison for more than two years for his alleged anti-state activities in north korea. he was released from what the north korean government is calling sick bail. on sick bail. the releas

oklahoma. the front will stall there and push east and squeeze more tonight. ohio, pennsylvania. and tomorrow, two storms early in the morning and the rain in the mid-atlantic and back through the southern plains, 3 or 4 inches on top of what they already have. flood willing be an issue there. >> a one-two punch more there tomorrow. thanks, rob. >>> next to trouble in the air. two flights making landings within a few hours from each jetblue and both because crew members complained about feeling sick in the cabin. abc's gio benitez has more. >> reporter: tonight, mystery aboard two jetblue flights. >> you guys smell gas, right? >> reporter: diverted on the same day. >> they got a noxious odor on the aircraft. appears to be a smokey type smell. >> reporter: a flight from boston to san diego landing in buffalo. firefighters boarding the plane. two flight attendants and a pilot were taken to the hospital. video shows one of them getting oxygen in the terminal. some passengers reported headaches. >> it was really traumatic and anxiety riddled and terrifying. >> reporter: in south florida, another strange odor forcing a flight from ft. lauderdale to barbados, to make a u-turn. three flight at

oklahoma. not seeing dramatic weather become more of a rainmaker. the giants is now moving and will eventually be filling into the southern portions the next couple hourse forecast radar and there is your timestamp in the corner. pay attention as we watch the massive heavy rain move closer and closer to the coast. some of the large metropolitan areas early this morning around eight, nine, 10:00 in the morning. pc running to new york to new york around 9:00 or 10 on -- 10:00. come in in the early afternoon hours run a lovely interior evening commute. this could be some very heavy rainfall as we are talking about flood advisory all the way down to washington d.c., definitely if you haven't left yet, you want that umbrella for your monday. lauren: i guess thank you, adam. cheryl: obviously, should've talked about him last night. coming up, get this. a massive recall to tell you about issued by general motors. if the steering wheel defect. we will tell you who and which parts of the effect it. tesla ceo of elon musk will fill over 400,000 electric cars but there's a problem while those cars are going to be. we are going to talk about that. u.s. stock index

southern plains. there was potential severe weather -- there was severe weather down through parts of oklahoma, potentialtivity last night. this is where they are. nice line headed down toward southeastern sections of oklahoma and arkansas, potentially some were high temperature 84, a little bit where we were yesterday. dulles 82. nobody lives in dulles, but western suburbs in the low 80's. we'll have the clouds spilling in late this non, we will stay dry, little bit on the warm side but still in bonus territory for the first weekend in august. we'll have the seven-day forecast coming up in just a little bit. rain is in the forecast. we'll talk about that coming up. ♪ ♪. >>> gary thank you, 7:34, developing overnight. there were a string of violent crimes through the dc. >> police are investigating multiple robberies in the area. in the last for you hour, they've responded to at least five. that we know of cross the delaware county region. our krysten leon is live in northwest dc lease headquarters with the donates. >> reporter: good morning, tom and annie, right now, we don't know whether or not those c

oklahoma, good to see you, sir. i appreciate it. >> yesterday i spoke with one of the early leaders, andrew young. he was the executive director of the southern leadership conference, afterwards, he was also the u.s. ambassador of the united nation. today he's chairman of the andrew young's foundation. when i spoke to him, i asked him to put of this week's in context. >> we originally redeem the soul of america from the triple evils of race, war and poverty. most of the issues we are dealing now are poverty. we still want to put everything in a racial context. the reason i feel uncomfortable condemning the plan type. they're almost the poorest of the poor. they're the forgotten americans. they have been used and abused and neglected. instead of giving them affordable healthcare, they give them jobs and they're happy. that does not make sense in tod today's world. they see progress in the black community and television and everywhere else. it is not our fault. we had a struggle from slavery but -- they're not militants, they're chicken. we never try to take advantage of anybody else. our job was not to put down white people. our job is to whip

meanwhile in oklahoma, the newly appointed police chief of texoma has resigned after the local news revealed he was he is the owner of a neo-nazi website. the southern poverty law center says former police chief bart alsbrook was also previously the texas coordinator of the skinhead group blood & honour. trump's former white house adviser sebastian gorka has left the white house and says he'll rejoin the far-right-wing website breitbart news. the white house claims it fired gorka, though gorka claims he resigned. the jewish newspaper "the forward" has reported that gorka has ties a hungarian far-right, and -- allen group, nazi-allied group and that he supported an anti-semitic and racist paramilitary militia in hungary while he served as a hungarian politician. at breitbart, gorka will work alongside former white house chief strategist, steve bannon, who was also left the white house earlier this month. on friday, president trump signed a directive instructing the military to stop paying for the medical treatment for transgender people currently serving in the u.s. military and halting an obama-era plan that would have allowed transgender people to