river valley. that pushes through the tennessee and ohio river valley. but then we're focusing now on the central plains as we get into the overnight and early tomorrow. again, the heat helping to fuel some of these storms. that's not just the only severe weather threat we're focused on. we're focused on that threat of heat, where we're talking about temperatures over 115 degrees. excessive heat warnings in places for phoenix south. and back into el paso as well. and advisories in places from new mexico, the southern part of new mexico and down into rt parts of western texas, where temperatures are going to be well over the triple digits here in the upcoming three days. take a look at phoenix. once you see the line here, this just puts everything into perspective. we should typically be around the 107 degrees. high temperatures will be around 115 by the time we get to midweek. thankfully, we have seen some cool ing. not much, but some. and we have noticed that with the cold front that's moved through, especially across the plains and the ohio river valle

on japan's main island of honshu that kicks back through the east china sea falling across the tennessee river valley. but look at this trip the day on sunday . those seasonal rings will turn somewhat later off to india and it is really not looking good for good. you're out of state but up in the north as well. so for punjab state in india, anywhere from red star to lilianna, we could see pockets of about $200.00 millimeters of rain dark. the blue and the yellow that's more in pennsylvania is falling in on the other side in punjab. providence in focused on look at this for the for not good news. again, we could see pockets of 200 millimeters of rain. of course, there's already been some flooding. they're off to the middle east. we go those temperatures, we're dialing them up. look at the 50 degrees sink await, on sunday, and through the gulf. it is still a very human picture, including for us here in the hub probably by next week. it could feel about 60 degrees and see you later. the where is the western agenda heading? that's the g 7 really even matter anymore. who's more electable? joe biden

heavy rain for the tennessee area parts of kentucky down toward the middle part of the tennessee river valley and the mississippi river valley. more severe storms on the way for the ohio valley and we didn't touch upon the heat in the southwest, this area of high pressure will expand, meaning more areas expecting devastating heat. we'll monitor the above and set records across the southwest in terms of heat. foxweather.com, will keep you posted for the next -- as long as we get through this. >> carley: absolutely, it is a record-breaking summer. thank you. half of americans say they are open to a third party presidential candidate, including two-thirds of independents. does this spell trouble for biden and the gop contenders? s >> todd: a former candidate responds and he has his own 2024 announcement you don't want to miss. when you're ready to go but static and wrinkles are like, nooooo! try bounce, it's the sheet. less static. less wrinkles. more softness. more freshness. bounce. it's the sheet. we moved out of the city so our little sophie could appreciate nature. but then he got us

heat alert stretching from california to the ohio and tennessee river valley and northeast. we have heat alert here for millions up and down the i-95 corridor, parts of pennsylvania, connecticut and massachusetts. here is new york city and here are forecast highs. 90s for thursday, friday and saturday and cold front move through. short lived for parts of the northeast. potential for parts of the plain states, we'll watch that, could see potential for hail, damaging wind and isolated tornados. friday and saturday, bringing cooler air. income couple days will be warm. >> todd: that forecast, hot for florida, i may need extra ventilation from my pants. >> janice: remember what happened last year? pants splitting. >> todd: believe we will have that on a video loop. it will be hot. watch your pants, america. right around the corner from hollywood walk of fame is walk of shame and residents are fed up with needles, homeless camps and trash ruining the neighborhoods, the folks join us next. >> carley: and hot take, hillary clinton blaming maga republicans for hot weather. what show

good morning, guys we've got flood watches from new england on into the tennessee river valley and backston. rainfall amounts, 1 to 2 inches out through the rockies. as you get out into the tennessee river valley, we're talking some areas, 1 to 2 inches as well but what we're really worried about, more flooding possible up through new england, with hourly rainfall rates, 1 to 2 inches per hour 85 million people under heat advisories, watches, and warnings from florida all the way into california and we are going to see these temperatures again through the southeast, record-setting temperatures, houston, laredo, midland and as we move to the west, again that heat continues records possible in las vegas. mt. shasta, yuma, these temperatures will last for everybody, above-normal temperatures, but much warmer than average from minneapolis to el paso, phoenix, dallas, an houston, but the east will stay warmer than average. >> al, thank you >> july and august are prime months for visiting most of ou national parks, but bison are there. they're year-round homes to a variety of animals stephani

allowing smoke to drift southward and we have healthy areas for northernin plas, ohio river valley, tennessee river valley to the northeast over the next 24 to 48 hours, dissipating a bit, if you have respiratory issues, this is something you have to monitor through the work week through the next couple weeks. air quality alert from the midwest to northeast and heat breaking records across the southwest, so dangerous for areas of phoenix, las vegas, toward texas for another week. we have power grid concerns, people need to be inside in air conditioning, incredible story. >> todd: did you see bizarre video of a woman who baked bread in her mailbox. >> janice: that was not true, you know why? it was a perfect loaf of bread, i looked into it. it went viral. >> carley: how dare you spread mailbox fake news. >> todd: what about the charlie bit my finger hoax. can you look into that? >> carley: janice separating fact from prison. >> todd: former president donald trump facing pressure from his opponents to take the stage for the first republican debate. >> come on, donald, get on the stage and defend your

ohio and tennessee river valley and northeast today where we have had a lot of rainfall over the lastre we have seen rain over last few weeks. severe rain threat, isolated tornados possible. st. louis, kansas city to northern maine including areas hit hard in new hampshire and vermont and then the heat, excessive heat that continues to break records. look at phoenix, set record in terms of most consecutive days of 100 plus heat and doesn't look like we will see relief. not bad if you are hydrating. we have ladies and gentlemen here on fox square that are going to be playing soccer. >> i recognize my toss when i hear it. >> bryan: thank you. women's world cup almost here, we have alex morgan's statue. first game for u.s. on the 21st against vietnam. what do we have? >> ainsley: we have high school players with ecnl on fox square, we have roy, the ecnl selection program director and direct orof coaching and here with the soccer players riley cross and madison geary. >> brian: closer in. get closer. the top league, how many of players watching at world cup play in the ecnl. >> what does

authorities say up to 5,000 gallons spilled out of a sinking tugboat on the tennessee river.clear exactly why it sank. but officials say no one was on the boat. we've reached out to the environmental protection agency for more information on that. >>> authorities in mexico say that they've intercepted more than 500 migrants in their crackdown on human smugglers in the past two days alone. on friday, 196 migrants were found pack into a tractor trailers that was parked on a roadside. about 100 more was found in another truck pulled over on the highway. and about 200 migrants including women and children were found abandoned in a tractor trailer on saturday. the town's mayor said some appeared to be dehydrated. >>> and cracking down on women's freedoms yet again. state media is reporting that the moll ralt police have controls to impose the country's strict dress code including hijab. it comes ten months after the death of massa are meeny who died in custody after allegedly not wearing heir hijab correctly. cnn's salma abdelaziz joins me now. salma, other than the statement that

you see all that yellow in the center of the map from the rockies to the ohio and tennessee river valleys are expecting damaging winds, hail and potential tornadoes as well today. it comes as dangerous heat continues for some 63 million people along the gulf coast. meteorologist allison chinchar has been following this in atlanta. >> over a hundred million people are under threats of bad weather. we cannot out the possibility of tornadoes, nashville, louisville, stretching over to washi washington, d.c. and atlanta. a lot of these areas had rain yesterday and now we're getting it all over again, especially portions of the midwest and mid l atlantic. and then all of this begins to shift a little bit farther eastward for tomorrow. so still dealing with some areas of rain across the northeast, the mid atlantic and down to the southeast. we also have a separate area here across the midwest for monday. but still talking damaging winds and hail to be the main threat. another concern going forward is going to be the heat, not just for today but over the next several days in two different areas o

parts of colorado, back into oklahoma, into arkansas, parts of the tennessee river valley, even up intohe ohio river valley. we can't rule out a few storms here. winds over 60 miles an hour, and in some cases over 75 miles an hour, especially into parts of colorado and the panhandle. isolated tornados can never be ruled out. stray storms through the ohio valley but random throughout oklahoma and arkansas. see how it bows out? that's how you know it's a wind storm. the ohio valley into the lower mississippi river valley overnight into the morning and it pushes into the carolinas, starting to weaken, but redeveloping another mass of storms across the central plains around 5:00 sunday morning and that pushes into the tennessee valley and into the southeast. we'll have to watch that closely. the heat still on across the southwest. in some cases it's pushing record heat. some places are feeling like 115 degrees like phoenix. victor and erica, we still have heat advisories in place. >> it is hot out there, that's for sure. britley, thank you. >>> the chaotic days of the trump administration i

containment is in place after a tugboat sank releasing thousands of gallons of diesel into the tennessee riverperations begin this morning with a plan to lift the boat to shore. >>> for us, an american woman now on her way home after being kidnapped after eight months in mexico. >>> and tom cruise proving that apparently seven times can be the charm. as "mission: impossible" hits theaters. we'll be right back. why didn't we do this last year? before you were preventing migraine with qulipta®? remember the pain? cancelled plans? the worry? that was then. and look at me now. you'll never truly forget migraine. but qulipta® reduces attacks, making zero-migraine days possible. it's the only pill of its kind that blocks cgrp - and is approved to prevent migraine of any frequency. to help give you that forget-you-get migraine feeling. don't take if allergic to qulipta®. most common side effects are nausea, constipation, and sleepiness. learn how abbvie could help you save. qulipta®. the forget-you-get migraine medicine™. okay everyone, our mission is complete balanced nutrition. together we provide

we have dangerous heat that is expanding across the ohio valley, the tennessee river valley. that's the good news. but look at what it feels like. 107 around the sioux falls area in towards the new york city area 102. this is going to happen on thursday, friday. then a cold front is going to move through. we could see the potential for some heavier showers, thunderstorms, even some severe weather later on today. so we'll keep an eye on that. fox weather.com. do you want to say hi to lawrence jones? >> hi lawrence jones. >> lawrence: hey. >> janice: not bad, right? [laughter] >> lawrence: oh, yeah. she is gorgeous. >> janice: he said you are very attractive. >> thank you. >> janic january hi five. >> janice: good job, buddy. [laughter] >> lawrence: still ahead former president trump slamming the uae new rules forcing the u.s. to pay $8 for visas to vacation in europe. douglas murray will unpack that coming up. ♪ so glad we've almost made it ♪ so sad they had to ♪ everybody wants to rule the world ♪ ♪ voltaren. the joy of movement. ♪ our heritage is ingrained in our skin. and e

have the potential for severe storms for the northern to the central plains across the ohio and tennessee river northeast. this is today's threat. and can you see those showers and thunderstorms really starting to erupt as we get into the afternoon hours. into friday and saturday. so we are stuck in this pattern of wet weather especially for areas that received historic amounts of rain over the last couple of days. then the heat, huge story for the southern tier of the country from calvary to the southeast. and we are looking at an all-time record being threatened in las vegas. and this is not just a couple of days. this is several weeks event. we are worried about the power grid, obviously. listen to your local officials and keep cool. because this is dangerous potentially deadly heat. all right, steve, ainsley, brian, over to you. >> steve: all right. thank you very much, j.d. >> brian: coming up, is china's barbie's dream world? that according to a map going viral in the hit movie. me and carley on that and more because we have a special edition of fox and trends. ♪ s this pro. i just love a

failed to prepare those positions, which were so vital because they were on the the cumberland, tennessee river failed all to build the defenses up there, resist a union offensive made evaluation or assessment of of albert johnson is not particularly positive and it's not necessarily his fault he had audacity to die early in the war and. ended his story pretty quickly. but. but you know as far as his his reputation its stellar his connection with davis, very good. but when you look at his accomplishments on the battlefield, what what did he do? well, he managed to lose forts in donaldson, and then he had a good morning at shiloh and then died. right. so i think a lot of maybe what we think of when we think of johnston is perhaps due to postwar kind of efforts on the part of all sorts of people to polished image and use him he's a he's usable sort of figure but echoing keith and i'm sure andy would probably agree what had in front of him was an. task in 1861. and to that is defending a a geographic swath territory that's roughly the size of western europe with not enough resources and being aske

potential for severe storms parts of the plain states, the ohio and tennessee river valley and of courset is the huge story. also, the smoke returns from canada across portions of the upper midwest, the great lakes, and the northeast. so we will watch that not as potent as we saw a few weeks ago, but, still a problem for those are his respiratory issues. steve, ainsley and brian over to you. >> steve: so much going on the map. thanks, j.d. >> brian: carley shimkus is poised to give us news including a major strike in crimea. >> we will start with a fox news alert two. officials are dead after what they are calling a ukrainian attack against the vital bridge linking crimea to russia. the extent of the damage still unclear but a russian media outlet released this photo showing a massive hole in the bridge, which is used to supply russian forces. it comes as the kremlin says it has halted the deal allowing the export of ukrainian grain, creating a major threat to global food security. on to another fox news alert here. millions of emails have reportedly been leaked to a mali web operator be

so there's the potential for showers and thunderstorms across the plain states, the ohio and tennessee riverng the potential for some of these super cells to develop not only bringing the risk for hail, damaging winds and isolated tornadoes but heavy rain and pushing across the northeast which of course is already saturated. a lot of weather to cover. here is the rainfall forecast for parts of tennessee and kentucky. more to come. and then, of course, the heat. the heat is a huge story which we'll also cover as we head into the weekend. all right, steve, i'm going to toss it back to you fox weather.com for all of your latest details. >> steve: thank you very much, j.d. >> janice: you got it. >> steve: let's talk about chicago. as if crime wasn't already out of control in chicago criminals could be set free now on a dime thanks to the end of cash bail in just two months. actually less than it, zero. our next guest is a city-based reporter who says the court ruling will give some of the city's most dangerous criminals a free pass. william j. kelly joins us once again this morning from chicago.

will be possible across the plain states and then we also have the risk for heavy rain over the tennessee riverwers and thunderstorms. of course, this area has been saturated by rain in the forecast for the last couple of weeks. so we are concerned with that. and then the smoke, the smoke returns to portions of the great lakes and the northeast. so we will continue to monitor that fox weather.com has all of your latest details there is the air quality. so that smoke drifts as far as south as the southeast today. fox weather.com for all of your latest details. i know i already told you that but it's the best way to get your weather information. ainsley, over to you. >> ainsley: we appreciate it. the secret service officially shutting its probe of the cocaine found in the white house. and democrats on the hill are shrugging it off, too. >> if cocaine can make its way to the white house, we don't know who it came from, could fentanyl make its way into the white house and we can't figure out who brought it? >> has anyone used it? is there is a problem that has happened because of it. >> if you all

here's our plum range across the tennessee river valley in china is particularly bad for move on to shanghai and look at that heat across the yellow river valleys. young joe about 10 degrees above average for this sum of the year. and that was whether pours into southern south korea and japan's main island of hunt you the of the frank assessments. quite frankly, elizabeth dressed, the elephant in the room. the reason of the south koreans want their own nuclear to terraces because they don't trust the us informed opinions. fighting has basically lock this thing up so far that it is impossible virtually for somebody else, 7 to the race at this point in depth analysis of the days headlines. so then, by the end of the states that there is no strong government to control and which means that this might affect other countries. inside story on al jazeera, the, the, [000:00:00;00] the, the, or watching else is 0. reminder of our top story is this. our israel has launched in artillery attack against the lebanese border is really army initially said they were carrying out their routine mind explosion.

. >>> we do have severe weather in through portions of the tennessee, ohio river valley. wind would be the biggest threat. could see hail an isolated tornado. rain and storm into chicago. you have sunshine and 80s to the east coast. west coast heating up. careful in that heat. you can download the fox weather app or stream from your favorite connected tv device. >>> we are back with the night cap crew. tonight's question, extracurricular education. how do you reset and relax outside of work? every one's got to have a part-time passion or hobby. what is your hobby that has nothing to do with your job? lead us off. >> we talk about it all the time but space exploration. all things space. are we alone in the universe? it's all fascinating to me and my son shares the interest. any time i find a new article or something new, i always share it with him and he gets really excited. i guess that would be my passion. >> that's a good one. live long and prosper. all right. your turn. >> i'm going to surprise you. it's mountain biking. president bush inspired me years ago. he would g

all this activity from our nighttime into the overnight will be spreading through the ohio river valley. tennessee of these thunderstorms continue even through the overnight into the early part of our monday, which actually gives way to more storms for monday. so another active way to kick things off for the week. this time now that 95 corridor and the rest of the southeast looking for more storms. jericka? send it back to you. >> could affect those fireworks. alex, thank you. >>> today, more than 5,000 flights were delayed or canceled across the country. the tsa screened a fourth of july weekend record of 2.8 million passengers on friday. cancelation rates remained low. transportation secretary pete buttigieg spoke about the issues on "face the nation," blaming severe weather. >> no one can control the weather, but anything that's under the control of the airlines and anything that we can do on the faa side, we need to continue pushing to make sure there's the smoothest possible experience for air passengers everywhere. >> buttigieg also noted that less than 10% of delays are caused by air traffi

. >> reporter: while flash flooding transformed this tennessee road into a river. in north carolina, families sift through what's left of their homes after a tornado tore through wednesday. >> it's a mess, but we're very blessed there were no injuries, no loss of life. >> reporter: new video shows the exact moment strong winds lifted the roof of a house during that storm. while those triple-digit temperatures show no signs of letting up in the southwest. this week, the national weather service does forecast that a cold front will bring temperatures that are going to be milder to the central plains and the northeast over the weekend. so some relief. >> that is some relief, but often means rain, as well, though. astrid martinez in new york. thank you. >>> a new twist in the gilgo beach murders on new york's long island. cbs news has learned the investigation has now spread to at least four states, including new jersey. police are trying to determine if the suspect, 59-year-old rex heuermann, is connected to any other unsolved murders. lilia luciano reports from long

potential for stronger storms and lightning from northern plains across midwest and tennessee and ohio riverup to the -- heavy rain for portions of the northeast areas hit hard. i am not seeing any rain on the map for portions of midwest. looking at potential for flash flooding for the northeast, including new york city toward montpelier and maine. potential for that today is happening and we also have smoke not as potent as we saw a few weeks ago, people with respiratory issues will have to take precaution. toward south florida, we have heat advisory, excessive heat warnings today, potential record high for phoenix. 117. yuma and tucson, arizona and look at phoenix, will hit a record for most days ever past 110 degrees, that will happen today. >> todd: they are used to hot, not used to that hot. >> janice: it is like an oven. >> todd: climate envoy john kerry in china to sell his agent to the world's largest polluter and hopes these comments on capitol hill will help his cause. >> is he a dictator? >> i will not get into -- >> he does wield power. >> he wields enormous power. >> do you wish

all this activity from our nighttime into the overnight, spread through the ohio river valley, tennesseealley active as well. notice a lot of the thunderstorms continue even through the overnight into the early part of our monday, which gives way to more storms for monday. another active way to kick thing o things off for the week. >> could affect the fireworks. thank you. >>> today, more than 5,000 flights were delayed or cancelled across the country. the tsa screened a 4th of july weekend record of 2.8 million passengers on friday. cancellation rates remained low. transportation secretary pete buttigieg spoke about the issues on "face the nation" blaming severe weather. >> no one can control the weather. anything that's under the control of the airlines and anything that we can do on the faa side, we need to continue pushing to make sure that there's the smoothest possible experience for air passengers everywhere. >> buttigieg noted that less than 10% of delays are kacausedy air travel controlling. the faa plans to hire 1,500 air traffic controllers this year. >>> hotel workers in sout

river valley and stuff like that. and like where i work, the little tennessee. his is a world that is defined by these river valleys in these organizations town centers. what role do the cherokee pay the american revolution is american colonial settlement begins to creep westward which i of course, you think about sin in the the 18th century, was quite the problem but it would be in the early part of the 19th century terms of western american settlements but they didav have five most native tris of role in the american revolution i believe is. >> yes and so like most of the large native american nations in the interior of the eastern part of north america come the jerseys in american revolution do so on the side of the british and are not doing this out of any particular bike love forer e release although the turkeys have been answering economic allies like south carolina virginia, for those one turkey some of those t do do participae in the revolution do so because they are trying to use lines of great britain to push back against non-native settlement. this was

rivers in phoenix. >>> tonight, the murder of a well-known and well-respected surgeon in tennessee. police say he was shot and killed by a patient in his exam room. >>> the fbi director chris wray grilled on capol hill today, asked if he's going after trump, but protecting the bidens. how the fbi director, appointed by donald trump, answers. rachel scott on the hill. >>> president biden, the major address at the nato summit in lithua lithuania. what president zelenskyy has been told about joining nato after the war. and president biden's vow with the world watching. elizabeth schulze with the president. james longman in crew cukraine. >>> in the northeast, the manhunt for a murder suspect, and now we learn, a drone was flying over as he made that escape. what authorities are now saying about this. >>> we are learning of a passenger plane tonight rocked by severe turbulence in the u.s. images from inside the plane. reports of multiple injuries. >>> and news tonight of a greyhound bus crash. multiple deaths. >>> and tonight, right here, you have to see what a pilot did while in mid-fl

tennessee road. the 5th of goes is untreated, sewage ends up in the coast to act with this river a little way down the coast, from the beach up through sewage into the sea. when the water treatment plant isn't working due to frequent power cuts goes, it will still receive and write scripts, say israel has destroyed keywords to infrastructure during its building campaigns. the infrastructure is too old and it's being put several times you and gets conditions of the you have one or 2 escalation in may 2021. we have died to hit thing on the damaging the influx, the causing a lot of problems to water. and this hasn't been repo probably yet. this month has one of the most important jumps on the goes a stretch. he decides which neighborhoods get more so which date of the business was especially at the back seat of this with the pressure show that he was the fall asleep, who measured the loss of the money on the goza can only provide a fraction of the war. so it's residents need so by spitting these wheels, he opens and closes the pipes and tries to divert the supply to where it's needed most. nearby. this l

more storms in the ohio river valley to start off the day today and the tennessee val and they are goingontinue to make their way off to the northeast. now, we have some additional showers and thunderstorms across portions of the northeast itself and those will continue into the afternoon. also, that third section that's down across portions of southern texas. so a lot of areas here to talk about. also, the potential for strong severe thunderstorms. you have got all of these areas here off the eastern zone that could have the potential for damaging winds, large hail and we can't rule out an isolated tornado or two. washington, d.c., nashville, atlanta, memphis, all of these areas. and it's multiple rounds, too. once again, we have got this first round taking shape this morning. that will continue to slide through and then a secondary wave pushes in this afternoon and into the evening hours. even though it may be raining this morning, don't think that means it's done for the day and you are in the clear for the rest of it. you are going through multiple rounds. the heat is also going to b

river bank. he suffered serious but non-life-threatening injuries. >>> florida governor ron desantis was not hurt after being involved in a four-car crash in tennesseeublican presidential candidate and his staff were on their way to a fundraiser in chattanooga when it happened. police say the four-car motorcade was traveling behind a patrol car when it suddenly stopped causing the cars behind to pile into one another. >>> president biden approved a new national monument honoring murdered black teenager emmett till and his mother. mr. biden signed a proclamation yesterday on what would have been till's 82nd birthday. till was 14 when he was abducted and tortured and killed in mississippi in 1955. his murder and his mother's activism became a catalyst for the civil rights movement. the national monument will be located at three sites. the spot where till's body was pulled from the mississippi river, the courthouse where his accused killers were tried and acquitted by an all-white jury, and the church in chicago where till's funeral was held. >>> and a rescue team in arizona went above and beyond to save an unexpected life. just look at dusty, the 6-ye

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tennessee, for example, had manufactured -- the first to produce enriched uranium. and inland, so the japanese could not less than from the shore on the west coast, it was hampered along the columbia river in eastern washington where they reduced plutonium and built the first reactors. host: in the terms of the role of oak ridge in enriching uranium, the creation of those uranium pellets is part of the film. we had a very small capacity like a lot of things at the beginning of the war for doing that. so they had to wrap up that production as well in a short period of time. how was that done? guest: trial and error. had no idea what method was going to work to produce enriched uranium. the general authorized three separate threads. three huge factories, produced by electro magic -- electromagnetic separation, based on something designed by lawrence and berkeley. that was one. the other was diffusion, they built a mile-long building called bk 25. the third was -- developed for the navy that was differential and thermal in heat. it was so inefficient it only enriched things from one to 2% and it tore the factory down maybe after the dust immediately after the war. but they were essential t

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the ohio river valley, bringing cooler air we have the risk of severe weather stretching from chicago, lexington, on into oklahoma city and denver we expect 3 to 4 inches of rain from tennesseekentucky possibilities of flooding there. guys >> al, it is relentless out there. >>> it has been three days since an alabama woman disappeared mysteriously is home questions surrounding her disappearance only are growing as police are set to speak publicly about the case for the first time nbc's sam brock joins us live from hoover, alabama good morning >> reporter: willie, good morning. hoover police have described rumors and misinformation surrounding this case this afternoon, we are expected to learn more as new developments are already coming in this morning, new revelations from law enforcement about the case of alabama woman carlee russell. the investigation captured national attention as the community searched for the 25-year-old nursing student for days this after she pulled over when she saw a toddler alone on the side of the highway thursday russell called 911, and then vanished. >> her vehicle is unlocked, running. >> reporter: now, police say there was no evidence of a todd

tennessee, for example, h manufactured -- the first to produce enriched uranium. and inland, so the japanese could not less than from the shore on the west coast, it was hampered along the columbia riverington where they reduced plutonium and built the first reactors. host: in the terms of the role of oak ridge in enriching uranium, the creation of those uranium pellets is part of the film. we had a very small capacity like a lot of things at the beginning of the war for doing that. so they had to wrap up that production as well in a short period of time. how was that done? guest: trial and error. had no idea what method was going to work to produce enriched uranium. the general authorized three separate threads. three huge factories, produced by electro magic -- electromagnetic separation, based on something designed by lawrence and berkeley. that was one. the other was diffusion, they built a mile-long building called bk 25. the third was -- developed for the navy that was differential and thermal in heat. it was so inefficient it only enriched things from one to 2% and it tore the factory down maybe after the dust immediately after the war. but they were essential together. they to