this system is spawning severe weather. it will be affecting ukraine and poland and thunderstorms continue in the balkans. flooding, large hail and damaging gusts will be a potential. we are likely to see another atlantic system in the british isles. meanwhile here across london on thursday we're likely to see partly sunny skies with 19 degrees in the forecast. but from friday, a chance of thunderstorms there. and looking at those heavy rain pulling in for the weekend. you may have to arrange your weekend plans in munich and in paris. the rest of the temperatures are looking like this. in europe, take a look at this. in athens, 38 degrees. and we have a high pressure system cresting overhead. surging all that heat. the heat wave could continue. now across the americas the midsection of the u.s. and eastern seaboards are looking at drenching thunderstorms. we may see 50 millimeters of additional rainfall in new york city and boston but it's that will be pulling away. the midsection is a concern with the severe thunderstorms.

a lack of slow means many of the steelhead were unable to spawn at all the share. >>: it's importanthis activity to move the fish. to save the run. for future years. now because we did not kids and adults around this year. it's going to impact our fisheries in a year or two. aware these abnormally these fish would be coming back to spawn 30 we are going to have the adult population. >>: this particular expedition they did here targeted still ahead but also ran across pike commandos and other species. many of which experts say it like we're not going to survive. and depending on the length and severity of the drought. of the bay area sports through the san francisco giants can't seem to find a way to take care of the gnats. and at&t park a rat pack tonight as sammy davis jr. sun agreed to run out the first pitch. matt cain on the mound walked in the first three batters. he gave up three runs in the first inning to read the lost this one-giants 6-2. they lost three straight games. they haven't done that since april 1930 to try and avoid the four game sweep to take on the nationals agai

it is a little harder in the wild environment to determine what is happening, whether spawning events taking place -- it is not really spawning, the baby larvae have a hard time setting up their shell. they can't get the calcium because of the acidity. >> thank you. my time has expired. we have a number of folks who want to jump into this. i believe senator sessions, you are next. >> thank you, mr. chairman. the time that we can intimidate people who present scientific papers that disagree with the current idea that is in fashion needs to be over. we need to challenge that. i'm not going to rest easy about it myself. i know the president, and i have challenged this twice, he has said the temperature around the globe is increasing faster than was predicted even 10 years ago. he said it twice. can any of you gentlemen support that statement? do have any sense that would back that up? mr. ashton does not. we do not need to tolerate the president falsely asserting the status of climate. we have to allow scientists to present contrary views without being intimidated by the politically corr

you have us in syria on the rocketeer the creation of islamic state spawning across the border of both nations spurred on by washington's middle east policies. as the extremists continue their advance on baghdad we report on the plight of iraq's many minorities left on protected in a collapsing country. also this hour a look at this strange world of online selling where even the site the african president has been put up for sale price negotiable. it's just going to pm this monday afternoon here in moscow welcome to our team international i mean only a cameraman for a russian t.v. channel has been killed in eastern ukraine he and another t.v. crew came under fire in the dinette screech and they were in a bus close to ukrainian army base which was also carrying mothers of soldiers on their way to them on their songs return home gunfire came from inside the base. of the through do you thing. he said it was essentially live like the libya at least that's what he did because he had me. the driver turned the bus around to get to safety the shooting continued. to defuse it but you see. you c

jihadists in syria and iraq to clear the creation of an islamist state spawning across the border of both nations spurred on by washington's middle east policies. and as the extremists continue their advance on baghdad we report on the plight of iraq's many minorities left unprotected in the collapsing country. live from our new center here in moscow twenty four hours a day you're watching international i mean o'neill a cameraman for a russian t.v. channel has been killed in eastern ukraine under another t.v. crew came under fire in the dinette screeching. yes by. the way. yes she. got. that out. on a totally clean on work for russia's channel one he and other journalists were on a bus close to ukrainian army base which was also carrying the mothers of soldiers on their way to them on their songs return gunfire came from inside the base. of the little do you think. he's today gives essentially why did he let me have a skype way to discuss it to yad me. the driver turned the bus around to try to get to safety as the shooting continued. to do. you can see bullets hit the bus that's whe

brutal now isis is filled iraq's sectarian bloodshed and proclaimed an independent islamic state spawning iraq syria lebanon palestine and jordan it's thrived during the ongoing war a neighboring syria gaining access to money and weapons of and fall into the hands of the rebels their former pentagon pentagon analyst michael maloof told us the fate of the whole region is at stake if terrorists gain a foothold in iraq they can sweep through iraq they're going to go into jordan and you're going to have spinoffs. that would be created isis in iraq right now is just foreign fighters and what have you a lot of what are some old saddam hussein's groups certainly people who work for him who are all sudanese and and who joined on to isis there a lot of a. lot of elements a lot of islamic groups that are joining isis inside iraq of course. the prime minister who is shia is resisting any efforts to change his government to try to. make the bring in this bring in more sunni's into the into the got. this is a media lead so we leave that maybe. by the same person security for your party is a good. ques

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so this is sort of radical transparency and sure we can mix it has its problems but of course it spawned a whole new generation of leaks type sites things like globally and secured to open a whole range of other bewildering leaks and i think this is this is the new model of media this is the alternative media and that's why the old model i think it's just playing catch up now are sort of one of the. sort of go ahead. not at all let's go to our sort of the whole point of you are going to go ahead i just want to talk about i want to talk about consumption patterns here you know the atlantic published an article that took a look at the analytics for what kind of news and journalism that people are consuming and they basically compared it to cotton candy versus broccoli and then if you look at it people will but when they're polled like al-jazeera. all saying what kind of news and journalism do people want and they found that most people are liars they'll say i want good hard hitting news and journalism but what they really want if you watch their consumption patterns is buzz feed like a lis

cooler waters in new england saw greater spawning off new england. clam plants shut in virginia, maryland and new jersey and new plants opened in massachusetts and rhode island, showing a shift in the population of the clams due to bottom temperature rise documented by rutgers. and therefore, a change in jobs. in the pacific northwest, we've seen large ociean acidification. our written testimony is from oregon state university documenting over $110 million worth of losses to the hatchery industry alone. now they are having to buffer all their water. the way you buffer yourself scientists determined it was due to bottom temperature changes. cooler waters in new england saw greater spawning off new england. clam plants shut in virginia, maryland and new jersey and new plants opened in massachusetts and rhode island, showing a shift in the population of the clams due to bottom temperature rise documented by rutgers. and therefore, a change in jobs. in the pacific northwest, we've seen large oceanification. in the mid 2000s they discovered the problem of

normally hit these fish would come back to spawn were not going to have that adult population.epending on the left and the severity of the drought it may take several years for them to recover. >>: badger land you'll notice the fall golden in tonight to the overnight hours temperatures in the '70s in concord 61 and bounce up townsend francisco. level of response in any act and the over seven years. here's a look and a 24 hour weather change its nine degrees cooler and tomorrow the call once again both noticed that there be picking up your notice and then falk and the clatter conditions breezy of the afternoon. temperatures are only in the middle or upper 70's. mid-60's for the bay and up restores a kerfs. slowly but surely to be patchy fog the weather looks like father silva denies is well. >>: the video of a bear stumbling into a residential area of how authorities cut the staffs a flower. jake and i have been best friends for yrs. one of our favorite things too is going the dog park togeth. sometimes my copd makes it hard to breae. so my doctor prescrib symbico. it helps sign

but spawning season for the fish is over. biologist with the state department of fish and wildlife told us there are young salmon and steelhead in the creek about a mile down the stream but no way to know whether more fish would have survived if less dirt had gotten into the water. the board says caltran could be fined for the pollution violations. so far, that has not happened. caltrans refused to speak with us about any of this. in a letter a senior engineer says he does not agree with the water board finding that prop rags was inadequate. we have posted the inspection photos and full responses on our web site abc7 news.com. >> and now, to a major shake up in republican party. house majority leader eric cantor announced he plans to resign his leadership post this summer after losing last night's primary. waits a major upset. cantor defeated by a little-known tea party candidate who opposes immigration reform. republicans are scrambling after one of the biggest upsets in political history. >> i intend to serve out my term as

but spawning season for the fish is over. a biologist with the state department of fish and wildlife told us there are young salmon and steelhead in the creek about a mile down the stream but no way to know whether more fish would have survived if less dirt had gotten into the water. the board says caltrans could be fined for the pollution violations. so far, that has not happened. caltrans refused to speak with us about any of this. in a letter a senior engineer says he does not agree with the water board finding that prop rags was inadequate. we have posted the inspection photos and full responses on our web site abc7 news.com. >> and now, to a major shake up in republican party. house majority leader eric cantor announced he plans to resign his leadership post this summer after losing last night's primary. waits a major upset. cantor defeated by a little-known tea party candidate who opposes immigration reform. republicans are scrambling after one of the biggest upsets in political history. >> i intend to serve out my term

this fish is in a creek in marin county, this photo was taken by is spawn, salmon all over the staten trouble and the biologists told us that sediment can be dangerous. >> it decreases the amount of oxygen and smother the eggs. >> the problems were so bad that the regional water quality control board notified caltrans it violated the clean water act with ten straight days over the allowed levels. public documents show they ordered caltrans to make improvements. and caltrans submitted photos to show the progress. saying that contractors immediately began work following the rain event to correct the conditions and they would do more as weather allowed. then another big rain storm hit and the site was inspected and more problems were found. they sent a lift to caltrans with detailed photos to document the problems. this creek is supposed to be protected from sediment, and you can see mud flowing down hill with the captions, inadequate erosion control. slope failure. the drainage system was so overwhelmed, caltrans tried to pump up the water with trucks and haul it away. the water board

. >> that has spawned so much tv coverage. >> you never see a white bronco on the road. too infamous. >> we have sunshine. >> absolutely, everyone, nice to see you on this tuesday morning. 6:17 on the but the top. the visibility is unlimited other than haze along the coast and half moon bay at four miles per hour and high pressure is taking over and the ferry ride is calmer and the winds are at five to eight miles per hour. look at the seas, they are tranquil compared to yesterday. beautiful sunrise from the exploritorium and sunshine is not so breezy and warmer and we will have a mini warming trend and we will settle in to comfortable and seasonal temperatures on thursday through the weekend into early next week. this is how it looks from san rafael camera, the shadows are developing of the usually morning sun with no fog to contend with on 101 this morning. here is the area low pressure pulling arm enough that it will take the cold air with it and the secret stream is running 90 miles per hour over the to which us will start to pull away a calming affect of high pressu

and so, you know, this is the hundredth anniversary, and that's what spawned a lot of the activity. > anyone say look what we did, or has it taken decades or a hundred years, i guess, until people started to say that. >> no. when they were cuts appearing -- disappearing, a few people started. in 1892 there were people in wisconsin who sent a petition to the governor that he had the national -- have the national guard protect this nesting. but it was mostly after the birds were gone. since you and i spoke last, i was talking -- been giving talks everywhere, it seems, and i was at the detroit lakes burning festival in western minnesota. a gentleman came to me, and he was 90 years old, and he said when he was 16 in 1940, he met a guy who was 80 years old who used to trap passenger pigeons as a youth. and as he grew older, you know, the realization that he collaborated in the extermination of this bird really caused this guy to be sad. so to be, you know, one degree of separation from somebody that actually knee live birds -- knew live birds, that was quite moving and touching to me. >> t

this is a system that spawned the two tornadoes that caused all the damage. we have tornado watches. severe thunderstorm watches. you see how the line is bowing out with that wind damage. unfortunately, this weather is not going to be settling down there over the next few hours. as far as back at home the high pressure sits up to the south. it crees at classic heat uniform p. the next two days temperature is rising in the 90s. i humid. things get stormy again late in the day on wednesday. you get the build up of heat and humidity. it creates ground level ozone. the elderly or young or respiratory problems like asthma. if you are one of the groups you want to avoid a lot of activity outside. also a good idea not to the add to ground level ozone. it will help the situation if you can take public transportation. >>> as we head to head to the a, more widespread thunderstorms on wednesday. it's going to be warm and humid. 71 by of. by 8:00, 74. the exclusive seven-day forecast the high is 91 degrees. if we hit that that's the first day in the 90s since last septem

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. >> and while the spike in legal problems for a few 49 ersz players have spawned an awful lot of mediattention, it does not speak to an overall trend. . >>> coming up next on this reality check special, the current congress is tanking in the polls. but how does its productivity compare to the so-called worst congress of all time. and the corporate shuttles known simply as goolgle buss are inspiring hot debate in san francisco. it turns out the opposition isn't about people over profits after all t. full story ahead. 6 when laquinta.com sends him a ready for you alert the second his room is ready, ya know what salesman alan ames becomes? i think the numbers speak for themselves. i'm sold! a "selling machine!" ready for you alert, only at lq.com. . >>> a recent cnn poll said that the 113th congress is officially rock bolt to want. >>. >> now, the only fair come parson may be harry truman tjyp do-nothing congress of the 18940s which will go down in infamy as the least productive ever. well, here's the thing. according to the library of congress, the current group, the 113th has passed rig

here with president lincoln having been assassinated a week earlier and soule's death spawned a number of conspiracy theories including the kernel shivington had paid a subordinate to have them silenced. for some observers, soule's members of sand creek became the unimpeachable recollections of a martyr, good man who had been killed for stand by his principles and having the courage to speak the truth to power. a federal official looking into isd creek wrote " the barber in the slavery has come unaided assassination of mr. lincoln. the barbarism of centrica is commented in the assassination of captain soule,' this was a statement that foreshadowed some abolitionists decision to gravitate toward the indian reform movement in the years after the passage of the 13th amendment. three federal investigations eventually determined that sand creek had been a bad act and one of them call that a massacre. and othersgton refused to accept those findings. because sand creek are presented and unsettled chapter in the region's history, the fight over its memory continued for years after. hunt79, aut

cooler waters in new england saw greater spawning off new england. clam plants shut in virginia, maryland and new jersey and new plants opened in massachusetts and rhode island, showing a shift in the population of the clams due to bottom temperature rise documented by rutgers. and therefore, a change in jobs. in the pacific northwest, we've seen large oceanification. our written testimony is from oregon state university documenting over $110 million worth of losses to the hatchery industry alone. they have to buffer all their water because of the ocean acidificati acidification. in the mid 2000s they discovered the problem of ocean acidity. in 2013 in british columbia there was a major die-off of 90% of all the scallops being raised offshore, three-year classes were killed. my company alone sustained a $10 million loss. scientists are continually researching this right now. they believe that the ocean -- highest levels of ocean acidification recorded last summer weaken the animals and they cause them to become more endemic disease. mostly documented

it is like watching something being spawned. you go in, and you begin to work, excavate, play with the dancers, and then things began to emerge. you may have a plan that this is what i want to create. here are the ideas i want to play with, but then, you go into the room, and there maybe some fertile ideas that are becoming manifest that are more interesting than the idea you had initially set out to plan. so there has to be this openness for spontaneity. also, a sense that regardless of the deadline, that you have tons of time so the you can keep your creativity alive and not cut it off and just go into old habits. it is a lot like listening. really listening to watch what is going to emerge. i like this thing where you put your foot on his back. let's keep it. were your mind is is how you build your life. if you put it in steel or in failure, it works. that works. it is a commitment. for most artists, it is a vacation and a life that they have committed themselves to. there is this notion that artists continue to do their work

is it on its way to the east but it has potential of spawning tornados. in fact we have three tornado touchdowns recorded in indiana and damaging buildings in and around indiana motor speedway. and that is likely to pull into the new england states as well as the mid-atlantic. urban flooding will be at very high risk on top of the thunderstorms associated with that. the midsection of the united states will be in severe weather as well. stretching from eastern montana through denver and into western kansas. we have patches of flash flood warnings and watches in and around kansas. but it's no precipitation in sight in the southwest. i feel like a broken record for saying this for a couple weeks now and it's likely to prolong with the ongoing drought conditions. the temperatures are high, 40 degrees in las vegas and phoenix reaching 41. try to stay indoors and away from the sun. stay hydrated also if you in these vicinities. now across japan, the capital of this country has been battered with hailstorms yesterday. we have some footage to show you it's an inc

. >> the crisis has spawned a real boom of graffiti and street art across the walls of athens. much of it capturing the anguish of the times. many people are weary of politics. across athens, street artists are blanketing walls and faÇades with raw messages of protest. one of the pioneers and chroniclers of the crisis has artwork in the windows of uninhabited houses often featuring female figures such as a statue with a revolutionary flag and molotov cocktail. his latest work is a satire on the government's so-called social dividend handouts. for low income greeks after a recording of budget surplus. >> most of these people are long-term unemployed or have seen their income growing less for about 40% or 50%. just giving them a lump sum of 500 euros is not going to save them. it's not going to do anything, actually. >> this is because he sees himself as an observer of the world that is quickly unraveling. greece's topics are far removed from official politics and mass media. they deal with uncomfortable issues such as the rise of the ultra-right. >> art could play a social role.

in 2009, researchers discovered spawns of japanese eels here in an area around the west mariana ridge in the pacific ocean. baby eels are carried westwards by ocean currents to waters around taiwan, china, the korean peninsula and japan. kaifu says one main reason for the rapid eel population decline could be global warming. he points out river banks covered in concrete may be another factor. and he suspects overfishing is also to blame. eels are a highly profitable fish. they are caught young and sold to farms in east asian countries. >> japanese eels caught not just in japan, but china, south korea and taiwan. in these countries, eel farming and fishing started growing dramatically since the 1970s. >> reporter: the red list does not automatically regulate or ban fishing. but kaifu believes that now is the time for nations in the region to cooperate on conservation and sustainable use of the endangered fish. >> the serious decline of such a largely important fish species may cause conflict among state quarters such as fishermen, fish farmers, dealers, restaurant owners, conservationi

. >>> a storm that spawned rare twin tornadoes is blamed for at least two deaths in northeast nebraska. >> we have multiple tornadoes on the ground here. storm chasers captured the moment the twisters touched down. the ef 4 tornadoes generated winds of up to 200 miles per hour. residents had little time to flee the path of the storm. >> they had a 10 to 15 minute warning here, however we didn't know the second tornadoes were here until they just popped up. the town of pillger is home to 50,000 people and estimate that 70% of the town is destroyed and the school there is beyond repair. >>> the pentagon has confirmed that the pentagon has made an arrest on the deadly attack on the u.s. embassy in benghazi. u.s. special ops arrested the libyan militant after a special raid this sunday. it's seen as a major victory for the obama administration, that has come under criticism for failing to bring those responsible for the benghazi attacks to justice. >>> firefighters in wilmington, delaware, remain on the scene of a fire that collapsed a home, one person was killed and three others were inju

. >> a stunning sight in nebraska after a storm spawns side-by-side tornadoes. a road separates the two twisters in a town located 100 miles northwest of omaha. they touched down a mile from each other with an estimated trent of ef4s generating winds up to 200 miles per hour. a five-year-old boy was killed by the storm and 19 people were injured. >> evacuation orders are lifted in central california as crews handle the wildfire in the sequoia national forest that is 50 percent contained. it is located 30 miles northeast of bakersfield and burned, so far, 2,600 acres and destroyed two homes since friday. the fire threatened 1,000 homes at one point. >>> the united states soccer team is looking forward to the next challenge after an upset win in the world cup yesterday. they beat the team that had knocked them out of the tournament two times before. take a look. it is good. it is go. >> despite ghana outshooting 21-8 the mayors took advantage of the opportunity and came out on top 2-1. world cup fever caught fire in the bay area after that historic first win by te

. >>> and tonight, this network will air a long look back 20 years and the case that it spawned.t's called "the people versus o.j. simpson, what the jury never heard." it airs tonight at 9:00/8:00 central here on nbc. >>> when we come back, living on the edge. the unbelievable image of the day as a luxury home teeters right there on the brink. >>> the health news item tonight is about eating a lot of red meat and a possible link to breast cancer. the study from harvard analyzed data from women ages 26 to 45. it suggested women who eat a lot of hamburger, steaks, other red meat, may have a slightly higher risk of developing breast cancer. doctors have warned for years ability a diet heavy in red meat being linked to colon cancer and pancreatic, but specifically when it relates to breast cancer. >>> we showed you this earlier. incredible images out of central texas today, a home teetering over the edge overlooking lake whitney. it's about 60 miles south of fort worth. they spotted a crack a year ago, the home owners finally evacuated about a couple of weeks ago, and then as the uns

she said she's hoping it spawns a lot of lawsuits because there are a ton of misleading labels out this, and companies should be aggressively suing other companies, which would help consumers and may change the way companies decide to label their products. >> lisa stark reporting thank you. >>> the gop is still reeling from congressman eric cantor's defeat. he will step down from his position as majority leader. and how the fall from power could effect capitol hill. >> well, the reaction is all over the map, you have the tea party rejoicing and the democrats saying that the republican party is taken over by extremists. >> the first in history to lose a primary election, congressman eric cantor forced to step down from his post, which he will give up on july 1st. >> it's with great humility that i do so, knowing the tremendous honor it has been to hold this position. >> the man who toppled him from that position, dave brat. despite only spending $120,000 to fund his campaign, the tea party believes that the underdog won because the republican party is "out of touch. >> this team rode a t

jihadists in syria and iraq declare the creation of an islamist state spawning across the border of both nations spurred on by washington's middle east policies. and if the extremists continue their advance on baghdad we report on the plight of iraq's many minorities of unprotected in the collapsing country. also although i look at the strange world of online selling way even the south african president has.

take on the world's largest eye ware company with over 80% of the market and it's is successful, it spawned copy cats and elon musk, spacecraft and more. >> what we've conthus far is relatively minor. it's revolutionary where what we hope to achieve and perhaps can encourage the rest of the industry to do is achieve full reasonability with rockets. that's never been done. if we achieve it, at that point it's really quite disruptive. >> the 12-year-old company raised a quoter billion in venture capital funding, disrupting the transportation giants including boeing, la kweed martin and more. as musk and other disruptors shoot for the stars, they could be the next high flyers. for "nightly business report", i'm julia boorstin in new york. >> for a list of all 50 companies on the list, head to nbr.com. >>> a senate hering on high frequency trading drove three financial stocks higher. shares of e trade, charles swab and td ameritrade and an exec sieve faced real tough questions from senator carl leaven. despite that and maybe because no da fintive regulation came, shares of e trade popped almost

new video of the tornado already spawned, and the wild picture taken over a soccer stadium. >>> iraq on edge this morning, the crisis no signs of slowing. american advisers on the ground with the fighting, only getting more intense. >>> and leaving his mark -- world cup player chomps down on an opponent, what the league announced overnight for a possible punishment. >>> and members of congress sway, swing and grimace, making for a very awkward moment. >>> good wednesday morning, and good morning to you. another round of violent and tornado-producing storms tearing through the country's midsection. >> this cloud near denver, and this scene over the colorado rapids stadium. a storm cell fell on the game, forcing play to stop. >>> and a tornado in indiana. tahman bradley has the details. >> tornado! >> reporter: frightening moments as an ef-1 tornado ripped through the indianapolis area. it sent residents racing for safety. downed trees with and obliterated homes in this subdivision. >> we heard the warnings on the radio. we were under the staircase. >> reporter: i heard a lot of bangin

storms spawned funnel clouds over hastings, minnesota. in minneapolis, more heavy rain prompted new concerns over fresh erosion at the mudslide near the university of minnesota's medical center. with some iowa and minnesota crops under water, there's not much those farmers can do. >> hopefully we'll be able to replant some of the soybeans that were damaged. on the corn side, it's late for that. >> reporter: in a matter of days parts of the region got as much as ten inches of rain. a normal rainfall for two weeks. in june alone, sioux falls, south dakota, has gotten more than 13 inches of rain. that's more than half the average total for a year. >> over a dozen states are going to see showers and thunderstorms. some of them will be severe from the high plains all the way from texas on up into ohio. >> reporter: meanwhile, the national climate data center said today around the world last month was the warmest may on record. on the west coast, the problem is not enough rain. california sufficienting an exceptional drought with some areas rat

psychologist assigned to detainee interrogations to observe jawad and check his mental state per spawn's was reported by another officer in a sworn deposition. he appears to be rather frightened and it looks as if he could break easily if he were isolated from his support network and major allies soley on the interrogator. make him as uncomfortable as possible working as hard as possible. the psychologist concluded that you would was faking homesickness and depression and recommended more severe isolation to induce his cooperation. after a period in this extreme isolation. attempted to kill himself by banging his head off the metal structures in his cell. he survived and was kept relatively isolated for five more years when dr katherine porterfield examined him at the request of jawad defense team. over the course of my violation with mr jawad he it was clear he was suffering with major depression he had intense sadness and despair. difficulty sleeping he had severe sleep problems appetite had been basically. profoundly impaired you know he barely ate very much and he had almost he said

forecasters say the storm was part of the same storm system that spawned twin tornadoes in nebraska monday. the destruction is evident here. two people were killed, nearly 15 others in critical condition. >>> scary last couple of days. happening now, search crews scrambling to find nearly 30 people missing after a boat capsized in malaysia. the boat sank near the strait of malaca. at least two dead, 60 others rescues. authorities say illegal workers often take dangerous routes when trying to return home. >>> overnight two convicted killers were put to death, the first since oklahoma's botched execution. two death row inmates in missouri and georgia given the lethal injections last night. in april, an inmate supposed to be executed died after a heart attack after given the first dose of the lethal injection. since then, nine executions nationwide have been halted. oklahoma's botched execution raised concerns about the drugs used to put a prisoner to death. >>> actor, now turned accuse murderer, michael jace, expected in cord today. best known for his role "in the shield," he shot his wife m

spanish correspondent to go via the host of in the way to talk more about what spawn your think about the royals. people in spain in spain care and that's why all took on the streets to the streets i mean people actually want to have a referendum they really wanted to do king still in spain or they just wanted the keen to. stay in a monarchy kind of state or because it's an expensive and it's to hold up what you stephanie is. fourteen. to maintain. that's right now nowadays in spain on the other side you have recently in the case of censorship even in one of the most popular so that king juan carlos passing . they have. since felipe it but this wasn't printed. out of a lot of buzz about that several cartoonist all of these in ireland they just released today a book against mourner keep. now there's plenty more stories for you sentry to assuring the location of the device work. department and there's always a policeman nearby they're not worried about shoplifters but the perpetual presence of one man inside that building it's two years since june in the sun so refuge in london's ecuado

. >>> severe weather weather across the west spawned a tornado outbreak in colorado. several tornadoes touched down near denver alone. nine of them have yet to break the state. one touched near the black stone country club causing one injury and downed power lines. >>> little rock, arc a. is brag for more heavy rain and damaging winds after a storm system produced microbursts of wind gusts and reports of tornadoes. it uprooted trees, downed power lines and crews have been courtroomling to try to restore power. >>> those heavy showers and thunderstorms will gradually move east blanketing much of the midwest and extending into the south. some areas could see as much as four inches of rain aside from scattered showers the rest of the country should be clear and dry. >>> it'll be another scorcher across the southwest with phoenix again hitting 10 degrees. 0s and 90s across the south, cooler in the northeast. >>> adding insult to injury after his loss an saturday california chrome being treated by veterinarians. >>> plus new details learning pore about the crash that lande

spawn it but it seems to go via the host of in the nominees to talk more about what's really think about the royals do people in spain care well people in spain in spain care and that's why thousands of people took on the streets to the streets recently i mean people actually wanted to have a referendum they really wanted to decide whether they wanted a king still in spain or they just wanted the keen to be out for ever so that was the main concern in a monarchy kind of state or going back to a republic because it's inexpensive and it's to hold up oh yes definitely this these house these royal house these are some. very religious. people who support right now not when these stain on the recently the. censorship even in one of the most popular satirical magazine is depicted king juan carlos the clown. and it's really to prince philip oh yeah. and today again the mourner. casting in the dolphin century with double trouble in french roads it's not. his self-imposed incarceration. of information or has more. stagg they're not worried about it but the perpetual pride of one man inside that bu

what's going to be happening, that stationary boundary, that's going to spawn a new low pressure area off of it and push off here towards the east into western portions of japan over the next 24 hours. on saturday, parts of kyushu could see upwards of 100 millimeters of rainfall. there is that flooding risk there. now, i think most of this is going to stay south of tokyo, though. good news there, if you're out in the izu islands, some wet weather and gusty winds expected, but some passing showers only expected there into the kanto region. let's take a look at your temperatures. partly cloudy skies for the most part in tokyo on your saturday. sole up to 26. rain showers there for you. same thing goes for those of you in shanghai. this is the big topic in area. we have a low pressure area pushing a i cross the balkan peninsula. this has brought some torrential rainfall. actually severe flooding. upwards of ten deaths have been reported at this time. the good news, at least, we're going to look at improving conditions. that's going to push there towards the east going through the coming

another ominous tornado and the same storm system that spawned it is heading our way. >>> kathy?> it is a line of showers and thunderstorms. right now moving through ohio, also, the keystone state, through new york, all this moving east. it will be steamy and stormy and it's not going to let up quickly. we'll talk about that plus the weekend forecast coming up. >> and a significant break through in the battle against breast cancer. it's being called the most exciting improvement to mammogram technology and it has a connection to our area. >> plus, tears of joy. do not miss the emotional reunion for this little girl that was three years in the ma making. ♪ >> back on oy witness news tornado touched down near indianapolis today. at least three homes were heavily damaged in hendricks county. the national weather service preliminarily confirmed that tornado was an f1 with speeds up to 110 miles per hour. first responders went door to door to check on residents. but no injuries were reported. >> meantime much of waterville, minnesota is underwater thanks to severe flooding. heavy rain

." >>> extreme weather has spawned at least one tornado overnight in rural central texas. damaged a home. the same system produced large hail in abilene, shattering car windshields and building windows. the storm dropped one to three inches across the area. more than 20% of the state is still considered under extreme drought. >>> stormy conditions moving east today. focusing on the gulf coast, which will get a good soaking of heavy rain. thunderstorms from the mid-atlantic to the northeast. and scattered showers in the pacific northwest, into the dakotas. otherwise, sunny and dry. >> temperatures, seasonable in the 80s and 80s. and sizzling triple digits in the southwest. >>> as the controversy erupts over the treatment of immigrant children entering the country alone. we're getting new images from one of the facilities where they're being held. abc news was allowed to tour this holding center at a naval base in ventura county, california. seeing where the kids were sleeping and eating despite allegations, u.s. officials say the kids are being treated humanely. some have b

generations roll along here is the lack of resolution of this situation the lack of a final as it were spawns coming to terms with snowden by the nation of the united states i hope will be a stone in the shoe of the united states this congress will forever i don't think what do you think washington is going to try to do to make sure this plays out the way it wants it to and again the answer to these questions are always to be found the answer is always to be found behind closed doors the problem with we the media is that all we can do is draw lines between very sparse points you know kind of create these narratives but really really we don't know i think this is the problem i think it's important that those of us who care about civil rights you care about the constitution the bill of rights just keep pressing we need to keep pressing we need to keep i'm not just as it were. the idea of smoke live but the issues alive that he would have he wants attention that's right i agree it's our job to make sure this doesn't go away robin kerner the editor of watching america dot com a contributor for th