the rockies this storm system has a severe weather threat with it anywhere from parts of the texas panhandlend western oklahoma all of the way north to parts of southern california. we will keep an eye on the next system. >> now to the deadly tornado in oklahoma. emergency crews continue to search for the 7 missing people there after that storm. meanwhile the death toll continuing to decline now 13. three of them veteran storm chasers trying to gather research on tornadoes. mike tobin joins us with the latest. good morning. >> good morning, ainsley. governor mayor mary fallon says they need to have resilience. they got hit by another tornado. you mentioned the veteran storm chasers who were killed by this last round of tornadoes. they were tim stamrous and karl young featured on storm chasers. tim had a reputation for being cautious motivated signs not youtube glory. it's not known how an experienced guy like him got caught in a round of storms. possibly he was caught on the traffic jam as people were trying to flee the storm. possibly because this tornado took a sudden unpredictable left tu

another area we're watching is the texas panhandle and new mexico. but on the backside of it, dry and hot. it's going to go up even more into your saturday. up towards the north, 23 in winnipeg and rainy weather for the east coast. 26 degrees for the u.s. capitol for your friday. now in east asia then, parts of japan really need rain. the we seen rain only across the pacific coast. unfortunately dry weather for the peninsula of korea. we're expecting heavy rain around the shanghai area. and as we go into the weekend, the heaviest rain is going to be found across the southwest once again. now across the pacific we can see lots of blue and orange indicating that this is a tropical depression, and it's going to produce some heavy rain. temperatures are going to be quite the high in chongqing once again. 32 degrees for you. very hot in the korean peninsula. the 31 in seoul, but cooling down to 23 degrees in tokyo. >>> the finally in europe, then, rain has eased in central europe. but the nest system is moving into central europe by sunday. so conditions

some severe storms for the texas panhandle, oklahoma and arkansas. they'll be showers in the ohio valley. hot and dry in the southwest. >>> near 90 in sacramento and albuquerque. mostly 70s in the midwest. 80s from new orleans to the mid-atlantic. >>> still to come, police say it's a real-life version of the show "weeds." a suburban mom accused of fueling her lavish lifestyle by growing pot. >> a u.s. car company thumbing its nose saying its jeeps are safe. >>> the chain that is cutting its prices on a large pie by half. >>> things are getting heated between the government and chrysler which is refusing a request to recall thousands of jeeps. the government says the older suv's fuel tanks may rupture in rear end collisions causing deadly fires. chrysler says the investigation is based on an incomplete analysis. >> we believe that chrysler has little time to think about this, see the public reaction, that they'll do the right thing and they'll recall the jeeps. >> now, chrysler does have a track record when it comes to rebuffing recall efforts and cha

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upper 90s for some of you or triple digits across central plains in places like oklahoma or the texas panhandle. we have a storm system i want to mention it will be impacting parts of the midwest and also into the northeast and mid l atlantic. we will see longer track tornadoes and strong wind gusts. as we head into tomorrow the risk eastward affecting parts of the mid atlantic and the southeast. >> maria molina in the weather center thanks. >> ee oo warner brother also not be making a sequel to dumb and dumber. >> that's a lovely accent you have. new jersey? >> austria. >> austria. >> well then, good day, mate. >> sounds the same, right? >> they are looking for a new distributor. jim carrey and jeff daniels set to reprize their roles from the new film. >> remember the partridge family? >> in her new tell all shirley jones revealing she was very close in tune with the sex drugs and rock and roll of the 60s and even took part in risky behavior on the set. >> and sorry, fellas, sports illustrated model cape upton is off the market. she has a new man in her new life dancing with the stars, i know

so anywhere from the texas pan ham all the way up to -- the texas panhandle up to omaha, nebraska and there is a potential for flooding in this area. we could see some hail and isolated winds and it will spread eastward. we will keep you posted on the flood watches and warnings and the severe storms as well throughout the afternoon and the evening. back to you. >> as always, janice, we thank you very much for the update. appreciate it. next up, the former u.s. attorney general alberto gonzalez on government surveillance and why he says the government should use all available technology to keep us safe. he is going to be joining us live next. stay with us. >>> welcome back, everybody. the outrage for many americans is growing after revelations the government has been secretly mining data of millions of americans. it is also sparking renewed debate on the sank tau tee and the privacy of liberty when it comes to national security. is the government going now big brother gone wild? alberto gonzalez shares his reaction. welcome and did thank you for joining us on a saturday. we appreciate

we will see more areas of rain across the texas panhandle through parts of nebraska. even parts of colorado we have had ongoing wildfires can be getting much needed rainfall winds 60 miles an hour isolated tornadoes through out the day. the threat is very small. parts of the southeast and west locally heavy downpours. temperature wise it will be a hot day across parts of southeast across texas 90 widespread dallas and san antonio. el paso 102 degrees 108 in phoenix. we are looking at temperatures today across northeast relatively warm will you it will be cooler. >> thanks so much maria. a fox business alert all eyes on the federal reserve this week as wall street waits to see if ben bernanke will keep interest rates low and continue to fed stimulus programs. lauren simonetti joins us with more. they wrap up that meeting on wednesday. ben bernanke says the fed could tighten their monetary policy as well as interest rates incoming months. the dow down 3 percent since he said that. >> i am hearing they should focus on healthcare with obama care. >> with this new healthca

as we go through the afternoon and evening, texas, panhandle, up towards nebraska and iowa, we could see the potential for heavy rain. this is going shift eastward for sunday across the mid mississippi river valley. it is hot, so hot across the midwest for all of these big cities including las vegas. look at this, we're dealing with temperatures well above hundred degrees. we're going to set records with temperatures like these and into mid-week. you want to be indoors where it's air-conditioning conditioned, maybe a little gambling. >> gregg: it's funny how they air-condition the casinos. >> i'm sure a lot of people will be heading inside. >> gregg: thanks so much. >> new details in on former south african president nelson mandela's health. he was rushed to the hospital early this morning. >> gregg: growing unrest inside the borders of a critical ally turkey's prime minister is trying to get the situation under control. we'll have a live report from our mideast bureau. ♪ ♪ >> gregg: former south african president nelson mandela is back in a hospital and official statement released t

places here in western texas, panhandle parts of oklahoma, wichita, even lincoln and omaha nebraska haveo be on alert. large hail, damaging winds and isolated tornado along that cold front. cold is not the word we use in the southwest, plenty of heat. today it will likely be a record breaking. redding at 110. sacramento will get to 105. fresno may tie a record of 105. plenty of heat in the southwest. >> as andrea pulled away from the carolina, i found i have some competition. i want to show you. listen carefully. >> as you can see today, this is north carolina and the wind is picking up. this weather report at abc news. abcnews.com. >> she is giving us a plug, abcnews.com. she knows the whole thing. thank you, madison. you got a while before she comes to take my job. but thanks for sending that in. her dad said she was so excited. she is 7 years old. she needed to show me this. >> she is good. >> thank you, ginger. >>> remember our program, jinger? >> yes. >> we have another story about prom this morning. it's one of the big highlight of high school, but for some students the cost can be

mid-atlantic region, but we are looking at the chance for more strong to severe storms from the texas panhandle to parts of nebraska could see flooding and hail and damaging winds and isolated tornadoes. if i could, jaime, one other note here and it is incredibly hot. it is so hot we set records across the southwest. look at these temperatures. it is a little too early for 117 degrees in parts of california. we have the high heat advisory until sunday night for these areas. back to you. >> those folks better stay inside. thanks, we will check back. >>> we introduced you last week to a club that provides jobs and training for a troubled urban team from ages 16 to 22. they learned everything there is to know about the restaurant business, but they are also learning how to change their lives and live beyond the dream. >> raise your hand if you were locked up for six months of your life. >> they want to help kids coming out of incarceration, gangs, drugs and violence. >> nobody when they are four or five years old says i want to be a gang banger. i want to be a prostitute. it comes with so much pas

texas panhandle. oklahoma, arkansas, showers in the upper midwest. ohio valley. and dry in the southwest. >> 104, phoenix. near 90 in sacramento and albuquerque. mostly 70s in the midwest. northeast. 80s, new orleans. to the mid-atlantic. >> if the men in your life have one too many ties you may want to give them something they can sink their teeth into this father's day. >> oscar mayer urging everyone to give dads the gift of bacon. that's right. they set up a say it with bacon website. offering three gift sets for under $30. get 20 slices of bacon packaged in a handsome box. each set with a money clip. everybody needs a money clip, cuff links or multifunctional tool. >> the website went up yesterday. they sold out. the company is promising to restock. oscar mayer coming up with the greatest goofy promotions. marketing is fantastic. >> it is working. they're sold out already. >> one word, bacon. pretty simple. >> all you need. >> all you need. >> is it a money -- bacon money clip. and bacon cuff links. little bacon links on it. >> bacon scented. sniff and go. >>

severe storms with hail, gusty winds from texas panhandle into western kansas and nebraska.oss the northern rockies and dakotas. >> mostly 70s in the northwest. 90s from colorado springs to albuquerque. upper 60s for the midwest. 80s from new orleans to new york. >>> thousands of people in southern california are out of their homes this morning because of a fast moving forest fire. it burned 35 square miles and very dry brush in the angeles national forest. flames tore through mountains, canyons, 50 miles north of downtown l.a. the fire growing so fast, the smoke was so thick, that firefighters said it was difficult to map the actual size. >>> rangers at yosemite national park will search in the morning for a teenager who was swept over a waterfall. eyewitnesses reported seeing the 19-year-old man getting pulled to the edge of a nearly 600-foot fall saturday afternoon. the water was 50 degrees and moving very quickly when the victim went over. >>> topping medical headlines. advance in the treatment of breast cancer. researchers recommend giving breast cancer survivors tamoxi

parts of the texas panhandling, oklahoma, kansas, nebraska, and up into south dakota.is an area we'll be tracking into the evening for the potential of seeing some damaging winds in excess of 60 miles an hour, large hail and even tornadoes. by tomorrow oklahoma city, you're looking at that risk for severe storms. this risk is not as large as last week's, estimated to be about an ef3 strength. it only takes one storm to produce a tornado and cause significant damage in your area, so have a way to heed the warnings and into wednesday, oklahoma city, you're seeing that risk yet again and also parts of northern texas including the city of lubbock. i do want to switch gears a little bit because hurricane season for the atlantic officially started on saturday, june 1st, and we're already watching an area of showers and storms that's very disorganized right now, a lot of wind sheer, so that's helping to tear the storm apart, but there is that potential, the national hurricane center is keeping an eye on it for that system to eventually become a tropical storm or a named syste

damaging winds, large hail and isolated winds possible from the western part of nebraska down to the texas panhandleoing drought out here so we will be seeing much-needed rainfall in these areas where we have extreme drought, some of the worst drought conditions in parts of colorado. don't forget those wildfires going on in colorado will be getting much-needed moisture as well. out east heavy rain in parts of alabama, mississippi, into the carolinas and mid-atlantic. it will be a hot day in texas, triple digits in el paso. even in alaska you're talking warm temperatures. anchorage throughout the weekend you're seeing record-high temperatures being set or challenged. today you'll make it into the mid 80's in anchorage similar to what we'll be seeing in new york city. >>megyn: the daytime emmy awards were full of unexpected surprises. >>brian: michael tamara has the details on all the drama. it was daytime at nighttime >> the daytime emmys were broadcast from radio city music hall and the world was wondering would susan lucci be snubbed for the 20th time. they stole the curvy couch idea. >>megyn: righ

we are expecting more severe storms today across parts of the plains, from sections of the texas panhandlep into parts of southern south dakota. a widespread area, again, look at the threat for severe storms today. this is all associated with the brand-new storm system that slowly will be pushing eastward over the next couple of days. take a look at tomorrow. oklahoma city, you're included in the slight risk for severe storms again. wednesday, midweek, more storms expected. so damaging winds, large hail and even some isolated tornadoes will be concerns. switching gears in the gulf of mexico, we actual lea have an area of low pressure we're tracking. this storm does have a chance of potentially becoming our next named tropical storm system. it would be the first one, and hurricane season did officially start on saturday. so we're looking at pretty active start out here in parts of the gulf of mexico. something to watch if you live in florida, sailor. >> steve: thank you. >> brian: let me tell you some news now. family tragedy for bruno mars with the sudden death of his mother. his mom died

eastern nebraska and kansas down towards the panhandles of texas and. could see a tornado or two.st. those temps flirting with record high temperatures once again. all right. tucker. clayton, send over to you. >> thank you so much. >> thanks, rick. summer camp is expensive. it doesn't happen to be expensive. we are back. bass pro shops putting on big summer camp which is huge family fun experience. i'm here with kindle going to show us archery and show tucker. >> while new york city has gotten a lot safer in recent years, you can't be too sure. just in case we do have. >> some of the programs you guys are doing this year at the big summer camp go in there a lot of events going on bath pro-shops. crafts different things like that. right now we have the kids shooting archery come out like nine different events to get involved with. >> all free? >> all free. totally free. >> you got it free summer camp? >> unbelievable. also free work shopping, too. tiffany, what are you working on over here? you have got some kids. badges around your neck they can actually earn. >> definitely. bass

so across parts of western kansas, even into the texas and oklahoma panhandle.n a drought ongoing out there. we do need the rain. we will be getting some of that today. temperature wise, in the 70s across the northeast. take a look at texas, another hot day, 91 in dallas. 95 in san antonio. even rapid city, over in the dakotas, 88 degrees for the high temperature. let's head back inside. >> steve: all right. today all eyes on the federal reserve and chairman ben bernanke, the fed head. the fed set to perhaps reveal whether or not they will raise interest rates. >> gretchen: how should you and your family prepare for this news? >> brian: i'll take it from here. dave ramsey is here. hi, dave. >> good morning. >> brian: what are you expected to say, ben bernanke to say and how should we react? >> well, i don't know that he'll say a lot. just the fact that they floated the idea out there that something might happen indicates that somewhere in the near term, we're probable will he going to see some bump in the fed rate. and that will move the markets around. there is

today we're talking about areas farther west across parts of texas, parts of the oklahoma panhandle,s and up through parts of nebraska and south dakota. look at tomorrow, oklahoma city, you're under a flight risk for severe weather. this risk is a little less than what we saw last week with the moderate risk that was in place. nonetheless it only takes one storm to produce a tornado in these areas you're talking about damage being reported as we head into wednesday. oklahoma city and northern parts of texas under that severe weather risk. large hail, damaging wind and tornadoes, possible. martha, hurricane season started on saturday for the atlantic. it started june 1st. we're watching an area of low pressure that could potentially become the next main system, our first one of the season. regardless of development, we're expecting a lot of heavy rain across the state of florida. flooding will be a concern over the next several days. martha: a lot for some folks to deal with, maria. thank you very much. >> thank you. bill: keeping our weather folks busy. one after the other, after the

panhandle of florida. still sizzling hot in the southwest, and that even extends over into northern texas as the heat doesorrow, most of the country looks nice and dry. isolated thunderstorms up in the minnesota area, but the biggest threat of showers and storms will be from new york state right through new jersey, delaware, mid-atlantic region and down through the southeast. also some continued isolated thunderstorms in florida. >>> get up to the minute when you're up on today in the bay. see breaking news stories from overnight. plan your day for the early morning forecast, navigate your commute with real time traffic. watch today in the bay, weekdays starting 4:30 a.m. >>> and i'm very excited, because today we're actually kicking off a new thing. it's called "today's" top spot where we will feature every saturday and sunday a different event going on across the country. so if you're in the area, you can check it out. "today's top spot" chicago blues festival in chicago, illinois. wmaq, nbc 5, a couple of showers possible, but most of the day does look partly cloudy. we are going to see this be a huge

texas isn't under any of those warnings, we're still in the lower 90s already. as for rain, we do have some showers up and down the east coast, down through the panhandle of florida and back through the great lakes. those showers will be off and on over the course of the next couple of days with this area of low pressure spinning in some of those shoupers. we could see strong storms today in new england. especially damaging hail, damage wind and large hail possible. same goes for the east coast of the rockies back near denver. but the heat is on in an area that's used to the heat but not this hot. we're looking at even in spokane to get up to 91 degrees. burbank, california, 101. palm springs, 11. and las vegas, the all-time record high in vegas is 117. and we should be up there around that. in phoenix, 118 in the forecast. so the northeast will be in the 70s and 80s. the rst of the country will be in the 80s and 9d 0s. but the southwest will be in the 100s, close to 120 degrees. the heat warnings continuing. it doesn't look like this pattern is going to change until the end of next week. so we are looking for an extensive period of extremely hot temperatures. ri