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as some west virginia towns were completely submerged. the national guard working alongside local authorities to make sure everyone is accounted for. this video of a controlled dam release showing the sheer power of the wall of water here. as the floods begin to recede and residents hope for the best. eva pilgrim is in west virginia tonight. >> reporter: tonight, a devastating picture emerging in west virginia as historic floodwaters recede. >> if we didn't have an upstairs, we may not be here right now. >> reporter: stuck on the second floor of her home for two days, this family is finally on solid ground. but facing another uphill battle. >> that's decisions we're trying to make. you know, do you try to rebuild or do you just go somewhere else? >> reporter: many of the state's 25 deaths happening right here in this county, where the destruction is everywhere. you can see people pitching tents, trying to make the best of the situation. this area was covered in water. just this morning, people finally able to come off the holler to get he

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. >> guys, there is so much hail damage in one virginia town. it is hard to find something that wasn't damaged or hit by flying ice. alison: what a difference 24 hours can make. remember this? this was this time yesterday. in martinsburg, west virginia. the severe weather was moving through. while the weather outside is sunny and mild today, what happened yesterday? well, the damage has been done. leon: serious damage as a matter of fact. our jay korff. we to middleburg, virginia, where a hailstorm there left significant damage. underway in cleaning up the day. we saw incredible scenes with the broken windshields and the back windows of cars there. jay: indeed. gorgeous day in middleburg. car after car after car in the neighborhood pummeled. check this out. this real delivers you evidence of how mother nature can leave her mark. you can literally see the golf ball size hail impact points. >> well, middleburg is a mess. jay: the quaint town of middleburg and so many of the vehicles took a pounding thursday night from the likes of which haven't bee

virginia. entire towns there under water following torrential rains. this town is one of many where rooftops are now the only thing you can see. and in white sulphur spring, this man gets a hug from his neighbor, his home completely washed away, only his foundation remains. and those powerful floodwaters ripping up this street turning a car upside-down, the death toll climbing and now the urgent rescues and search for the missing. the national guard, fema and hundred of volunteers rushing in to help in a disaster that took the region by surprise. abc's eva pilgrim leads us off. >> reporter: west virginia's still under water tonight and in a state of emergency. historic floods devastating coal-mining country. among the 23 dead, 8-year-old emanuel williams, swept away by a rushing creek. his mother watching helplessly. 48 hours after the water started rising, authorities are still desperately searching for the missing. one family trying to find their son's girlfriend who lived in this home that was ripped off its foundation. >> and they said the last thi

historic deadly flooding in west virginia. entire town swallowed by the water. recover still trying to as the water begins to recede. people from our area are trying to help out. roz plater shows how they are donating time, money, and supplies. this afternoon, they have gotten some buckets here, and they are filling those with cleaning supplies and toiletries and all kinds of food and that folks will need in the area. they are trying to get enough to fill this 53-foot tractor-trailer. they are getting some help from corporate donations, big stores as well, to fill the truck. a lot of bottled water as well. they plan to send it out to west virginia. they are not the only group that is trying to help. now, the prince william education association also kicked off a donation drive this morning. the word is spreading fast on social media, and families came out as soon as the doors opened. they are asking for nonperishable foods, but also paper products, toiletries, diapers, and cleaning supplies. the response has been so overwhelming, they anticipate setting up a sec

urgent rescues intensifying in west virginia as torrential rains leave towns completely under water. nney is live in west virginia with what is happening at this hour. garrett, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. these relief efforts are. co-i coming. the governor announcing that 400 national guardsmen are here on the ground across the state, helping with this recovery effort now. you can see this mud, which we were showing you yesterday, some of it's dried up here on the main roads, but other areas, it's still extremely thick. several inches still lying here. right now, this is the main strip. normally on a sunday morning this would be a pretty busy place. over here, mama payne's diner. we're told on a sunday morning, this place would be packed with people coming in for sunday morning breakfast. you can see on the window here, this is the water line. where the elk river rose 50 feet from where it is now to cover this entire street. folks here were stuck up in these apartments right above these buildings for several days portfolio they could be able to get out and actually get he

ridgewood, west virginia, we are joined by the mayor elect. richwood is one of the townst hit by the flash flooding. we are going to go directly to west virginia. i just heard we are having a little trouble with the line. atwill turn to michael mann penn state university. can you talk about the significance of where you just were, arizona. >> thanks, amy. it is good to be with you. i was talking about the reality of climate change and the fact that the impacts are no longer settle. , pointed to various examples some of which you listed. one of them is the fact that one or two days later, phoenix was going to be experiencing record heat. we have seen a doubling of the rate of record-breaking heat in the u.s. over the past several decades. we have literally loaded the dice so that sixes, twice as often as they ought to. we have double the odds of extreme weather events. extreme heat and many other , unprecedented floods, droughts, superstorm's. amy: you were at the democratic platform committee that took place in phoenix. what did you tell them? was 106 and i told him that

. >>> tonight the dumfries town council will consider banning bee bee and other guns operated by air or gas. that is according to potomac local.com. according to virginia state code, cities, towns and counties are allowed to ban those types of guns. the council is expected to take up the issue tonight at 7:00. >>> investigators are trying to figure out whether anton a massive car recall. yelchin was found pinned between these grand cherokee and a gate at his home.vehicle was in neutral. the it's the same model involved in the recall for hundreds of people said their shifts didn't work properly. chrysler right now doing an investigation, but it says it's too early to tell if the shift on the jeep was at fault in yelchin's death. >>> if you're not a fan of more high rise buildings, tonight is your chance to let fairfax county leaders know. the planning commission will host a public meeting on zoning law changes. they would affect 22 areas in the county. most of them are near metro stations or are along major roads. rezoning would essentially allow developers to build larger skyscrapers rather than be limited to apartments and smaller buildings. >>> an un

flash flood watch for western extreme western counties towards hagerstown, pan handle, morgan town west virginiahis is where the rain will start earlier tonight. watch maybe expand into the dc metro. we are going to watch a severe complex of storms move through ohior valley expecting damaging winds. overnight hours it will risker of severe thunderstorm.se washington pointsve west into northern virgia. that's overnight tonight. but then we also have a severe threat during the day on thursday. so not to be confused label it all as thursday. many temperatures comfortable 8u degrees inre washington, 82 in westminster, 80 at dulles, 81 in win chest. humidity and little bit of cloud cover a nice breeze really really comforter comfortable out there. thursday severe weather risk category by category tornado risker low. that will be a complex that t could bring pretty high straight line winds. wind risk is high. h damaging winds during the overnight hours not typical of i this area.this it can happen. medium hail risk flash flooding risker thus the flash flood watch that has been issued for our area. we

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raging waters and urgent rescues in west virginia as entire towns are under water and the death tollens are dead and the search for the missing intensifies. >>> and the fallout from the brexit vote hits the race for the white house. donald trump calling out hillary clinton for her silence. >> she should go on camera. she called brexit 100% wrong. she was 100% wrong and she doesn't with an to go on camera because she's embarrassed. >> hillary is on the wrong side of history and her

virginia. a small town that's about 30 minutes outside of charleston was completely covered with water. >>> now 29 weather authority. not a bad summer day out there. >> gorgeous. >> not a bad -- oh, my goodness it was a 10. >> yeah. >> in fact last year we started summer it was raining. this weekend has been fantastic. >> yeah. >> can we keep it going for next weekend. >> please. >> see the weather you bring. >> bringing got weather, right. >> there you go. >> a good team here. let's take a look. hey this weather is great and everything, but, yeah, we could use a little rain some of the lawns up towards the lehigh valley getting a little dry out there. moderate drought conditions as you get up towards the poconos. so certainly could use the rain. no rain in the forecast at least for the next couple of days. 85 in town right now. nice wind much this is an easterly wind coming at around nine. look at your dew point value down to 54 a dry atmosphere not many humid days so far this year and look at that scan on our radar looking absolutely fantastic. a pair of eights we got to this afternoon that i

. >> reporter: so now an orlando dance club joined the roll call, virginia tech, new town, connecticut, san bernardino, charleston, a movie theater in colorado. and then, just after 10:00 a.m., local and federal officials stepped up to the cameras with a sickening update. orlando mayor buddy dyer. >> since last update we have gotten better access to the building, we have cleared the building. and it is with great sadness that i share we have not 20, but 50 casualties. in addition to the shooter, there are another 53 that are hospitalized. >> reporter: with that, the tragedy had achieved a milestone nobody wanted. some of the newest newest victims were the friends and families at the hospitals outside the crime scene, desperately waiting for any information about what had happened to their loved one. >> it's just unspeakable. you just don't expect your child to be involved with something like this. >> reporter: and by mid morning, the shooter had a name. omar mateen. he's said to be a 29-year-old divorced father working as a security guard, a u.s. born citizen of afghan parents. >> we c

. >> reporter: so now an orlando dance club joined the roll call, virginia tech, new town, connecticut, san bernardino, charleston, a movie theater in colorado. and then, just after 10:00 a.m., local and federal officials stepped up to the cameras with a sickening update. orlando mayor buddy dyer. >> since last update we have gotten better access to the building, we have cleared the building. and it is with great sadness that i share we have not 20, but 50 casualties. in addition to the shooter, there are another 53 that are hospitalized. >> reporter: with that, the tragedy had achieved a milestone nobody wanted. some of the newest newest victims were the friends and families at the hospitals outside the crime scene, desperately waiting for any information about what had happened to their loved one. >> it's just unspeakable. you just don't expect your child to be involved with something like this. >> reporter: and by mid morning, the shooter had a name. omar mateen. he's said to be a 29-year-old divorced father working as a security guard, a u.s. born citizen of afghan parents. >> we c

this is one of the few areas of the entire state of west virginia not in a state of emergency. is down here. some towns in this area are still underwater tonight. drones video taken by a in west virginia, one of a number of places underwater. in some places, the water has left, leading to a new problem -- mud everywhere. the eanup is only beginning. there are also family members of two dozen people dealing with loss. among those who died, this four-year-old boy, edward. >> just hope for help. tom: help has begun to arrive. friday night, we told you about this gun shop owner, travis bishop, who used social media to organize a convoy of relief supplies. andconvoy has arrived bishop sent us these pictures of what they encountered. the governor declared a stable emergency in several , and three counties have been declared federal disaster areas, meaning they will receive help from the government. >> a lot of people lost their homes. what can you do? tom: fairfax county fire department has a nationally-known urban search and rescue team that has gone to several disasters. we checked with them today and it l

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in the town of richwood west virginia there was no escape. torrents of water gushing through homes like river. >> older people that worked all their lives for what they got and this one day it's all gone. >> reporter: all through the night, the desperate efforts to save lives. >> lady is 80, she is crippled we got to go back and get the rest of the family. >> reporter: the devastating flood sliced through this highway leaving hundreds of shoppers marooned at this mall. rescuers had to use ropes to lower some to safety. >> you don't realize how dangerous the water is, it's wicked going downstream so fast, we saw a refrigerator, trees and policy. >> reporter: as for the forecast. >> it's been a long 24 hours and the next 24 hours may not be much easier. >> this is something i've never seen before. abc news, new york. >> our thoughts and prayers go out to folks in we virginia. 5:40 a.m., if you're just waking up with us, there's much more to come this saturday morning. is a breast cancer break-through on the horizon? >>> the ultimate beach exper

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. >>> tonight the dumfries town council will are consider banning bee bee and other guns operated by air or gas. that is according to potomac local.com. according to virginia state code, cities, towns and counties are allowed to ban those type as of guns. the council is expected to take up the issue tonight at 7:00. >>> and union dated list of emoji characters will be available on your investigators are trying to figure out where anton yelchin's death is connected to a massive car recall. yelchin was found pinned between his jeep grand cherokee and the gate at his home. the vehicle was in neutral. it's the same model involved in a recall where hundreds said that the gear shift didn't work properly. chrysler is doing an investigation right now, but it says it's too early to tell if the gear shift on the jeep was at fault in yelchin's death. >>> if you're not a fan of more high rise buildings, tonight is your chance to let fairfax county leaders though. the county planning commission will host a public meeting on zoning law changes. they would affect 22 areas in the county, most near metro stations or along major roads. rezoning would essentially allow devel

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through thursday not for western county extreme western counties hagerstown, winchester, morgan town west virginiahe way up to the ohio valley it might extend eat ward. temperatures out i'der sideut right now very comfortable inve the lowry '80s. you can see where the warm front is go to south a few states.s. 76 in cincinnati 4 nashville a lot of the country on fire. 109 in phoenix, 107 in vegas. clouds around. quite summer evening. look at this by 7 a.m. we have heavy rain and strong thunderstorms. hail damaging winds possibleag with stormins coming rider at te heart of this. i suspect tomorrow morning will be s busy. overnight storms can be quite strong. we wait on seconds run of severn whether which is going to be out casting events we have to seeen hotsw tomorrow morning un foldsg how the atmosphere destabilize to see what we gets tomorrow afternoon.rnoo suffice it to say there is a chance we could have several rounds of severe weather tomorrow just like we did today or yesterday excuse me. storm likely on thursday behindh that though we will see nicer weather. slight risk for severe weather f

. >>> a massive cleanup effort in the town hit hardest by middleburg, virginia.ñ busted windows, damaged rooftops. banged up cars, a lot of them. four police cruisers are crushed by hail. s is no one was seriously hurt. >> some people out in mid approximatelyburg maybe spending this nice weekend cleaning up that mess. >> a lot of people have cars they will be dealing with the next couple of days. sure. the storm

leesburg -- charles town, west virginia, it will be a day filled with sunshine and low humidity todayjoy it. 38 in waldorf. if you're thinking about going to the beach, good idea. saturday, sunday and monday, great beach days all the way through. maybe a small chance for a shower sunday afternoon. but that's not going to be a washout at all. here's our seven-day forecast. 80 for today. friday's rain, areawide, at least a chance for it and on monday, we're tracking a chance for rain which could interfere with the fireworks. we'll keep you updated on that in the next couple of days. let's go to jack taylor and find out where the snags on the roads are this morning. >> chuck, it sounds like we have an issue on northbound route 1. up near poe hick road. authorities are on scene and taking away the left lane. long-standing crash, southern maryland 210 northbound after ft. washington. headed up to old fort north. the center lane was getting through. rest of the wait, past kirby hill, toward the beltway, may be volume on i-295 towards laboratory road. back to you. >> jack, thank you. >>> 6:5

virginia monday afternoon. >> i was concerned last night for the town and the officers and the people in the community itself. >> reporter: that's because erick shute may have been headed back to pensville. >> west virginia state police were pinging his cell phone. >> reporter: he considers himself above the law, a so-called sovereign citizen. police fear he had a local ax to grind. >> to know this person was on the loose after he committed another awful crime was unsettling. >> reporter: jordan had sentenced him to jail. >> those charges were aggravated assault and obstruction of justice. >> reporter: erick shute also delivered subpoenas to authorities in the past. >> that meant he knew where i live. >> reporter: he assaulted this police officer four years ago. how dangerous was he to have the local judges and police in hiding? >> after being suspected of shooting three people, you don't know what that person is thinking. >> i did not sleep very well last night. >> reporter: jordan and his wife did not hesitate to leave their homes for safety. >> a state trooper escorted us all the way down and we stayed at

virginia, street. evacuations underway. the entire town engulfed. officials declaring a state of emergency. worries that a nearby dam could breech. >> they are looking for a 4-year-old boy. he was washed away. >> reporter: reports of a 4-year-old child swept away by floodwaters. all part of the same powerful storm that brought hours of fear to the heartland. >> just a thin snake coming out of the sky. >> reporter: truckers forced to pull over in buckley, illinois. >> we have to get off the highway. big tornado. >> reporter: a storm chaser in the thick of it, pummeled with debris. multiple confirmed tornadoes, including this ef-2, with winds up to 125 miles an hour, tearing an 11-mile path through pontiac, illinois. mary johnson says this mobile home flipped over three times. luckily, everyone safe. >> it could have been so much worse. >> reporter: at chicago's soldier field, 50,000 fans at the chile versus columbia soccer match, scrambling for cover. and back here in pontiac, even though the tornado crushed this gas station building, officials say several people who were seeking shelter her

virginia and eastern kentucky. around here, nothing but sunshine and a beautiful day. mid 70s now in town. upper 60s across much of new england pushing 80 here in charleston, west virginia. roanoke 79. 82-83-range. nice evening with temperatures in the mid 70s. really it looks like it's going to be fine weather. we have a threat for storms tomorrow. if you can't join us here online, get the app. put it on your smart pho everything else we do in the palm of your hand. we'll talk about how hot it's going to get and when we've got breaks. nick, back to you. >> thank you sir. >>> back to muhammad ali's memorial. the white house senior adviser is in louisville this afternoon to personally deliver a letter from the first family the president staying behind in d.c. because today is graduation for his oldest daughter malia. >> watching your child graduate is emotional for any parent. >> you're going through stress. job change, moving. >> yeah. >> first daughter going to college. >> yeah. >> which is most stressful? >> not even close. malia going off and leaving me. don't make me tear up on camera.

virginia said it has been a rough 24 hours and the next 24 may not get any easier. >> their focus right now remains on search and rescue. one of the hardest hit areas is the townf richwood, west virginia. rivers and creeks there spilling over their banks, catching a lot of drivers by surprise today. more than 60 roads are now closed throughout the state and some 66,000 people still have no power. >> and hundreds of people spent the night in a shopping mall just outside of charleston. they were stranded after the overpass bridge to that mall washed away. the national guard is bringing in a temporary bridge to get them out. let's check in with doug. doug, what on earth caused all this and are they going to get any relief? >> they are going to get some relief. still seeing some showers and thunderstorms t today. st already crested. entire towns covered in that water. fortunately today they are seeing things calm down a little bit. they're going on the recovering for quite sometime. look what's happening around our portion of west virginia. those storms yet hit well down towards southern west virginia from charleston down to the sou south. notice this storm right

town. west virginia is a pretty sparsely resided in state and people are coming together to help with thate effort. we know among those 14 dead, one was a 4-year-old toddler authorities have been searching for and did find his body away from where it was swept away. we also no one was an 8-year-old boy in a foot of water playing in a creek and his parents were there and the water was too strong and carried him away. >> have the officials given any number how many people are missing or unaccounted for presently? >> they haven't said how many are unaccounted for but established 17 shelters and h e hoping people reconvene in those shelt shelters, some established by the red cross and where people are going that lost their power and people who don't have running water. for our crew to use the bathroom, we had to travel 45 minutes to find the next restroom where there was running water. when i was there, there were about three fast food restaurants in town and every person from hours outside the city traveled in just to use those restrooms and people st k stocking up at the kfc with buckets of

town of rainelle. >> reporter: search-and-rescue teams, some on foot, some by boat, go door to door in rainelle, west virginia, looking for survivors from thursday's historic flood. >> it looks like a war zone when you go inside. >> reporter: state trooper c.s. hartman worries among the destruction will be more bodies. >> that's the last thing i want to do ,but we're prepared for it. >> reporter: the once-a-century flood left the small town of clendinin nearly under water. 44 of west virginia's 55 counties were inundated. the national guard and fema have been called in to help. thousands are without power. at least 100 homes suffered significant damage or were destroyed. >> everybody lost everything. >> reporter: becky mcclung struggled to take in the destruction as she waded back to her home of nearly 20 years... only to throw out most of what's left. >> we never thought it would be this bad. >> reporter: once the first responders check a house, they put that orange "x" on a window. in this one, they labeled it "vacant." no one was inside. steve lamontagne was last here thursday, using a boat to rescue his e

the masonic temple out in old o town virginia way at the endhe of king street in alexandrialexa thiss morning. >> you know i love you guys but it makesno me little nervou when you like come over to my area. see. [laughter] [l >> i'm just standing by.ust >> i don't know what the -- i- don't know what you guys are w up to. >> no, we're just here to joino you. >> you're clearly up to something.'r >> the message is clear today. >> yes, it is. y now, you got to get out.otget >> we have to go. we hao go. >> yeah. just like that. can't even finish theinis conversation. you got to get out.u go get 75 this morning at 9:00 a.m., sunny and warm today all day long. night quite as humid, okay, is what -- as what we have been.veb not quite as humid as what weha would typically be in the lastat basically the last, the tail tht end of june here.d of it's going to be a little bito t more humid than yesterday butrd some of you real, realay nice.ic temperatures jump up into the mid to upper 80's.mid topper reagan national 69 right now,ign dulles is 65. 6 bwi marshall is 64 degrees out there. temperatur

switching gears, completely different situation as homeowners in some of the flood ravaged towns in west virginiaet to see what is left of their homes. they got to see that on saturday. mud covered pretty much everything. most people lost everything in the floods. massive storms that hit the area dumped 10 inches of rain in just 24 hours. the counties were declared federal disaster area. president obama okayed federal aid for them. even with the help, one homeowner says she's still not sure what her next steps will be. >> and we'll work together as a team and try to work something out. you know, the unknown is scarier than the known. >> 44 of the 55 counties in the state remain under a state of emergency. >>> and the european union is demanding the uk to cut ties quickly after britain voted to he said iend its 43 year member. officials say a quick exit will limit the issues. it's still not clear when britain will actually notify the eu of its intention to leave. current prime minister david cameron announced he would resign after the public vote in favor of the so-called brexit. >>> and when the

brooke: i have been to newtown and virginia tech and i held a town hall at the museum in washington ande talked to gun violence survivors. he was casing this club. think about when he did this. it was after the last call for alcohol. that final point when it was a max capacity in the club. and andwhat time to go he knew where the bathroom door was to hold those hostages. he was familiar with that. i spoke to a source at the police officers. think about the medical in all the bodies they would have to deal with. all the cell phones that were going off. dead people. the phones in the pockets, incessant ringing from loved ones who wanted to find their sons and daughters. charlie rose: those that did not know what happened. thank you brooke. thank you maryellen. we'll be right back. stay with us. ♪ charlie rose: in 1921 musical onls shuffle along premiered broadway. after difficult start it became one of the first shows starring african-americans. fast-forward to 2016. a similar success has emerged called shuffle along or the making of the musical sensation of 1921. this broadway musical tr

virginia. >> reporter: thomas, good evening. this used to be a dairy queen. unopened cones beside roofs that are uprooted. so far 24 people are pronounced dead and now federal assistance is on the way. an entire town submerged. this in one of 44 west virginia counties under a state of emergency. the governor asking for forward assistance from fema. the search continuing for those still unaccounted for. the national guard is out cleaning destroyed neighborhoods across the state where more than 32,000 homes are pout power. >> there is nowhere to go. >> reporter: conditions so bad a new road had to be built to rescue hundreds of people stranded for days inside of this strip mall after a bridge collapse. >> it has been crowded here and there is people sleeping in cars everywhere. and it has been a bad experience. >> reporter: this is the new emergency evacuation route. you could see cars here leaving behind me. it took them six hours to make this. they had to cut into mud and limestone. >> some are choosing to stay at the mall saying the conditions here are better than at home. >> last night for dipper we did -- dinner we did steak and kabobs. >> and others taking refuge at a nearby shelter. >> ferst

virginia. i'li show you that area town towards tap hasn't nabbing.tures we are getting of the hail damage that has continued to come in tonight. it is jaw dropping. give eight little bit longer, folks, its clearing west of thec lt tomorrow. lauren demarco out in middlen burg virginia today.ur she was watching the storms out in law den county she found a whole lot of damage here's what she saw in middle burg. >> reporter: downtown buildburge is a mess. it's warm outside.de. hours after gulf ball size hail fail you can see large chunks lingering. it was around 6:30 at the skies opened up f. spite the heat huge pieces of hail falling from the sky. you can imagine in the wake of this the damage once the storm passed da agree and broken glass, buildings with windows shattered. cars with windows blown out. the entire area was cut off. restaurant owner was inside of his deli when the first round f cameir through. >> a lot ofa >> reporter: i see the windows on the side of the become. >> yeah, the windows, i mean balls gone through the building. we got a lot

the mange thing, get the judges in a safe location and protect the the town. >> he says he won't fight extradition back to west virginia on murder charges. >>> from our jersey shore bureau, the new owner of the biggest failure in atlantic city's history says the former revel casino is on the verge of a comeback. new owner glenn straub insists the mega resort will re-open tomorrow with 900 hotel rooms after sitting dormant for nearly two years. city leaders aren't so optimistic. they say straub still doesn't have a certificate of occupancy. a key requirement to open. straub tells nbc 10 he's the landlord but a different company will actually run the resort. >> who will be working inside the building when it opens? >> contractor. >> you already -- the subcontractor already has employees lined up? >> i don't know, you have to ask them. >> a high level city official tells nbc 10 if hard work continues around the clock, a fourth of july weekend opening seems more feasible. >>> you heard about this? the food and drug administration has a bone to pick with whole foods. agency septembernt a letter abo serious violations at a f

. >> reporter: in the town of richwood west virginia there was no escape, torrents of water gushing through homes like rivers. >> it's pitiful, heartbreaking for older people who worked outline there lives for what they got and in one day it's gone. >> reporter: all through the night, the desperate efforts to save lives. >> lady 80 crippled we have to get the rest of the family. >> reporter: 200 national guardsmen called up to search for the missing. hundreds of shoppers were marooned tea mall, rescuer -- at a mall, rescuers had to use ropes to get them to safety. >> we saw a refrigerator, trees and poles. >> reporter: as for the forecast. >> it's been a long 24 hours, the next 24 hours may not be much easier. >> this is something i've never seen before. >> reporter: abc news new york. >> california governor jerry brown has declared a state of emergency where two acre fire spread to several thousand acres in a matter of hours. 80 homes were destroyed and thousands under mandatory evacuation orders. firefighters say part of the region it's growing so rapidly, hot embers are being blown to un

virginia. an historic flood leaving entire towns under water. washing away cars and homes.he national guard and fema now rushing in to help. >>> also right now, police in south carolina running into an obstacle in the search for three escaped inmates. the manhunt suspended because of the rough terrain. the search will resume as soon as there is another sighting. >>> and look at this. angelenos going for a ride in the sky. l.a.'s new 45-foot long sky slide. is now officially open. a glass tunnel 1,000 feet in the air, linking the 70th floor of l.a.'s tallest building to the 69th. and we should say, on this sunday morning, that paula is off. we're very happy to have the lovely and lime-colored cecilia vega in this morning. >> lime-colored? >> yeah, it's kind of lime-colored. >> sea foam. >> sea foam. >> sea foam, lime. >> i'll take the compliments. even if i told you to give them to me before we started the show. >>> something much more important. take a look who is in our control room. the winner of the world's ugliest dog contest. jet-setting from california to new york to