this morning wynnewood, oklahoma is assessing the damage. no structure spared. brick home, hole home, wood frame barn, ripped apart. >> it just blew off of its foundation and pretty much parked in the driveway p. >> reporter: at least half a dozen twisters hammered this state all evening. >> hit another structure. it's a mean player. >> reporter: across the country at least 19 reported tornados. but today, it is the small things in wynnewood that loom large. >> anniversary card. but we're okay. >> reporter: lisa buckner survived by race to go her emergency underground shelter. >> it was just scary 37 especially by yourself. >> reporter: her home is shredded, but her will is not. >> never in my life. i don't want to do it ever again. it was horrifying. >> reporter: her home obliterated, ripped from its foundation. today drier weather is expected and that should help the cleanup effort. but here they're bracing for another potential round of severe weather tomorrow. gabe guttierez, nbc news, williams wynnewood, oklahoma. >>> and in other news, a police shouted god

pretty devastating near the town of wynnewood. six people were trapped beneath debris.their conditions at this hour. but forecasters said that storm could inflict catastrophic damage. here is a look at garvin county and there's no word on injuries at this time. we'll go live

hear the desperate calls for help after the most powerful tornado of the year touched down near wynnewood. >> tornado's right at our window! >> ma'am -- ma'am. take shelter in the lowest part of your house. >> reporter: the woman telling dispatch she lives in a trailer with no tornado shelter. >> we're out in the barn. there's an old barn that has been out here for like 30 years. >> okay. then you just need to hunker down right now. >> this tornado, a violent tornado, gets even closer and closer to wynnewood. >> reporter: another caller fearing the worst at a home that was hit. >> there is a girl that was in that house and i'm afraid she's trapped. we cannot get ahold of her. >> reporter: we tracked the dangerous storm into the night. we've already seen two tornadoes touchdown, so, it's already been an active day. twisters killing two people that evening. >> it looks like a lawn mower went through here. >> reporter: residents now bracing for the next round. kayna whitworth, abc news. >> kayna, thank you. >>> we turn now to the rio olympics. this games just three months away. this evening,

we're clear here. >> reporter: and this tornado near wynnewood, at least an ef-3. winds over 135 miles an hour. from the air, you can see the path of destruction. this tornado near sulphur up to a mile wide, staying on the ground for 12 miles. >> you see that? >> took a house. oh, no. >> reporter: in all, at least 21 reported tornadoes across seven states. in nebraska, one twister catching robin stoll outside. >> it picked me up and threw me against that tree and i just held on. >> hitting that farm! >> reporter: back in oklahoma, the storms taking two lives. >> have to be underground in storms like this. you have to be below ground. >> reporter: in davis, daniel parks showed us where he managed to stay alive. >> i was right there when the tornado hit. >> reporter: this photo showing the tiny room where he rode it out. daniel was one of eight people who lived here. and today, the family has come out to try to salvage whatever they can. and amazingly, amid this destruction, david, they found mom's wedding ring. david? >> at least that is good news. kayna, thank you.

this tornado near wynnewood, oklahoma. ripping apart everything in its path. nearby, treacherous roads and some drivers stopping to search and rescue survivors. meteorologist rob marciano standing by with the warnings right now, but first, abc's kayna whitworth is in davis, oklahoma, tonight. >> reporter: to driving rain in kentucky. >> holy mark reckerel. >> reporter: this tornado touching down after a deadly and terrifying 24 hours. >> that's a violent tornado. >> reporter: in oklahoma, officials declaring a tornado emergency, just before dinner. stormchasers calling this some of the most violent footage they've ever seen. >> hold still. >> reporter: flashes of light as poles are ripped from the earth homes obliterated. debris sent hundreds of feet in the air. >> stay right here. we're clear here. >> reporter: and this tornado near wynnewood, at least an ef-3. winds over 135 miles an hour. from the air, you can see the path of destruction. this tornado near sulphur up to a mile wide, staying on the ground for 12 miles. >> you see that? >> took a house. >> o

gabe gutierrez, nbc news, wynnewood, oklahoma. w being unreal and then realize the destruction left behind and these poor people face the reality of trying to build back up again. terrible. >> luckily for us our big news is just the rain we've been having. >> and you can see here on storm team 4 radar that it continues to move our way. and tom kierein is here now to tell us if it's ever going to end, tom. >> how do i break this to you gently? >> there's no way. >> let's say it's not going to be real sunny the rest of the day, though we might see a little sun by later this afternoon. we have a little more light rain here just south of la ray and north of there coming into the panhandle of west virginia. right now don't really have any rain, just a few sprinkles near olney along the howard county line. otherwise we're just going to stay cloudy for another couple hours. then a little rain does begin to move back in. right now temperatures hovering in the upper 50s to around 60. reagan national now at 58. upper 50s around the bay. and

then you just need to hunker down right now. >> t tornado, gets even closer and closer to wynnewood. >> reporter: another cler fearing the worst at a home that was hit. >> there is a girl that was in that house and i'm afraid she's trapped. we cannot get ahold of her. >> reporter: we tracked the dangerous storm into the night. we've already seen two tornadoes touchdown, so, it's already been an active day. twisters killing two people that evening. >> it looks like a lawn mower went through here. >> reporter: residents now bracing for the next round. kayna whitworth, abc news. >> kayna, thank you. >>> we turn now to the rio olympics. this games just three months away. this evening, one health officials saying the games should be postponed. just as we get new images of an american patient and what zika looks like. the symptoms after he came down with it. here's abc's linsey davis. >> reporter: at these athletes prepare to represent the u.s. in roughing, a call for the summer olympics in brazil to be canceled or postponed because of zika. an article in the harvard public it "a no-braine

this is in wynnewood, oklahoma.ez is there this morning. >> as you can see, not much is left. this home ripped from its foundation, obliterated. at least two people have been killed here in oklahoma, including a man in his 70s this morning. residents are coming here. you can see behind me starting to pick up the pieces and assess the damage here. this tornado outbreak was remarkable partly because of the images we are seeing. stormchasers able to get close to these massive tornados here in wynnewood. a powerful storm roared through this county. a dozen homes damaged or destroyed. the weather here today is expected to be dry. so that could help the cleanup effort. this area is bracing for another potential round of severe weather tomorrow. a difficult day here. at least 19 tornados reported across the country. more tornados are expected potentially in the midwest later today. back to you. >> people are just trying to sift through what they can find. >>> not a problem with that here in california. we have a problem wi

the community dancing and services hosted the event at beth elin wynnewood. >> 29 u.s. citizens were sworn in this morning during a nation nationalization ceremony. they came from bangladesh and haiti and other countries. officials were there to welcome the new citizens after they all took the oath of allegiance. >>> the situation looks like it is getting worse, not better. >> who knows how this will end. the eagles are as firm as they are consistent. sam bradford can ask for a trade all he wants. bradford remains upset they chose a quarterback a few weeks after they signed him. he doesn't plan on attending anymore preseason workouts and is not returning calls from team personnel. >> we have been very clear publically and privately we were going to take a young quarterback. at the end of the day it was a priority for us and we needed to get one in here we were going to develop. when we signed sam we told him he was our starting quarterback and told him about the trade before the trade happened. we have to do what is in the best interest of our team. that is our job. the

now, some incredible video also coming out of wynnewood, oklahoma.is storm chaser video caught up close of this massive tornado reported to be nearly a mile wide chewing true everything in its path. at least two people were killed in oklahoma, including a man in his 70s. now, thankfully might be drier today allowing some of these residents to pick up the pieces. but some of them are preparing for a potential for even more severe weather tomorrow. really a devastating morning here in oklahoma. at least 19 reported tornadoes throughout the country last night. back to you. >> incredible video to watch. gabe guttierez will have a full report coming up on the "today" show. >>> this morning the families of those killed in the hear land shopping center shootings are sharing memories of their loved ones. malcolm winffel died after trying to help the woman shot at the westfield montgomery mall in bethesda. his wife said she always knew he was a hero. >> he was the most selfless person you've ever met. he was awesome in every way. he was my better half. >> co-

one twister almost a mile wide cut a three-mile path through wynnewood. >> tornado pictures are oklahomare incredible. we have some sketchy weather here. >> we have some heavy rain that formed in the last hour or so. we continue to watch it on storm team 4 radar. if you are at home going what is that? that is rain in partsle of the area and little thunder. you will notice some areas of red through montgomery county. here's what we have. ryne to the south and rappahanock, fauquier county, if you live in fredericksburg you maybe hearing u rain in jefferson county. brunswick, leesburg, bluemo in, t loudoun county and then look at what is going on in gaithersburg, down to bethesda, through d.c. and prince georges county. i'm going to zoom in on this area. this is where the heaviest rain is right now. i will do it. right there. looking at the heavy rain through gaithersburg and the rockville area. you are about so to get heavy rain, too. it is expanding in coverage and intensity. you may see a little lightning and thunder out of this, too. temperatures in the 50s. we have big storms somewhere

his home in wynnewood torn apart. several people were driving home when the sirens started going off, warning people to take cover. several captured footage of funnel clouds. wind speeds have been well over 100 miles per hour, enough to damage or destroy multiple homes. if all that wasn't enough, they're also getting hit with hail the size of tennis balls. when you look at all this, our rain showers don't seem bad at all. >> what happened down there today, a tornado outbreak that they saw in oklahoma, nearly 20 reports of tornados across the plains today. you saw those amazing shots of those tornados down towards oklahoma. watch what happens as they right along the oklahoma city area. i was watching this all afternoon. watch how you have nothing, and then boom, these super cell thunderstorms developing. now for us, nothing like that moving our way. that storm system not even coming our way. we're going to be stuck with the very stable conditions. right now we have rain back to the west. this is not rain around d.c. th

gabe gutierrez is in wynnewood right now with the very latest on the cleanup.ople and obviously our thoughts are with them as they try to get things back together there. >> hi there, tamron, good morning. you're exactly right. these are folks here cleaning up the debris, picking up the pieces after a devastating afternoon. as you mentioned, a half dozen tornados ripping through oklahoma, damage pretty much everywhere. this home ripped from its foundation, obliterated. now, as you mentioned, two people were killed in oklahoma, including one who was just identified. 76-year-old chester barnes. he actually lived not too far from here. now, we did speak with a woman who lived at this home. she was able to survive by racing to her emergency shelter right over here. her name is lisa butcher. she describes just a harrowing story about how she was able to make it here just barely in the nick of time. she thought she was not going to survive and she was thinking about her kids as she was in here. now, today she and her family are cleaning up over here. there is a threat

this video captured a massive tornado, tearing through the town of wynnewood in garvin, county, oklahoma. the twister churned up deb brees, power lines knocked over and leveled through electric sparks into the air. national weather described it as large and extremely dangerous. this is all part of a single giant storm system causing havoc since this weekend. massive hail and tornados, from kansas, nebraska, colorado and flood anything texas. now it's heading east. what is the tornado going to do next? >> so we have threat here to the east for today. probably not as widespread or as intense as yesterday, but still, the severe weather threat is out there. this morning, thunderstorms moving through central tennessee, through nashville, airport delays here, but not severe. later on today, we'll be tracking an area in ohio valley where there could be severe weather, threat for hail, possible isolated tornados, and some damaging wind gusts, another round of severe weather south of dallas. it will be a busy afternoon coming up here through parts of the country, just not as bad as yesterday, i d

take a look, this is out of wynnewood, oklahoma. wow. tornado just ripping through part of a house there. also caught on cam, you can see powerful just crumbling to the ground the fun he will cloud and then moving on ripping through an open field destroying pretty much everything in its path. this thing is massive. power lines were sparking left and right. we know that several homes were hit along the way. the winds continued to roar. two people ended up dying in this severe storm. today's the latest from the live >>> time for weather and traffic on the 1s. >> chuck bell is in the "weather center" now with four things to know about our forecast. >> and you can guess what the first thing will be, more rain chances coming your way and that is a record. yesterday officially now at national airport, 12 days, today will make 13 days in a row with measured rainfall. that's the wrongest stretch in record keeping history at national airport and that goes back to the 1870s. so our longest stretch of rain in 140 years. some sun where art thou, no

last night supporters of the bill protested an event at the seminary in wynnewood.nside, a group shared information about the bill and why they think it will endanger the church. >> we are just completely outraged by the way the archdiocese of philadelphia is spreading misinformation and just lies. >> the philadelphia archdiocese opposes the changes which extend the ability for past victims to file lawsuits. the church says it's unfair that public institutions are not held to the same standards as private ones. >>> we have yet another bear sighting in our area. in bucks county this time. a viewer in quakertown took this picture of the black bear chilling in his neighbor's yard. it was preert watty warm yester. viewers tell us police warned him a bear was in the area but he didn't expect this close encounter. the bear snacked on seed from the bird feeder and eventually walked away. a man walking his dog in overbrook last friday night ended up in the hospital after a teen attacked him and punched him in the face. this surveillance video captured a group of four teens

in wynnewood, drew smith, nbc 10 news. >>> tonight philadelphia police are looking for the driver whoit and killed a preacher in kensington and didn't stop. the victim's family identifies him as 57-year-old leon. last night he preached at his church and took members home to the soldier of the lord ministry on north front street. he was killed when he went to get back in his van. >> we know he was a man of god and we're sure he's in heaven. >> detectives are looking for a 199 1998 to 2008 dark colored saab. police found a logo at the scene from the car's front grill. >>> overseas today president obama made history in japan, became the first sitting american president to visit hiroshima, the city where the u.s. dropped the first atomic bomb. this is video of the president arriving at hiroshima peace memorial park. he and japan's prime minister walked into the hiroshima peace memorial museum together. president signed a guestbook, laid a wreath and comforted survivors of the attack. >>> some 300,000 people died from the bombings of hiroshima and nagasaki. president obama did not apologiz

this twitter, it's enormous going around destroying buildings, power lines and more in the town of wynnewoodm chasers captured the video before joining in the search and rescue efforts. forecasters warn that violent weather is now moving into the ohio and tennessee valleys. at least two people were killed and five injured when the strong tornadoes touched down in oklahoma yesterday afternoon. another quarter mile wide tornado was on the ground for more than 8 miles. it flattened homes, flipped trailers and tangled power lines. rarely do we get such crystal clear video of a tornado like that. >> yeah. this is the season, though, and, you know, this is what they go through in the springtime down there certainly. we don't have any rough weather on the way here for awhile. we're looking at maybe a thunderstorm on friday. storm tracker6 live double scan right now shows you that there's a couple of light sprinkles and showers. as we go into closer some of this is pushing into wilmington, newark delaware. downingtown and coatesville getting a bit of this. most of the area is currently dry and most

. >> reporter: people living nier wynnewood returned to find their homes completely destroyed. forecasters say millions of people are still in the path of potentially violent weather. don champion, cbs news. >>> well, alberta, canada, officials say most of canada's main oil city of fort mcmurray has been spared from a massive wildfire, but two neighborhoods were all but wiped out. it's estimated some 2400 homes and other buildings were incinerated. it will be weeks before some 80,000 evacuated residents will be able to return. there is no gas, power, and the water is undrinkable. >>> today republicans hold primaries in nebraska and west virginia, but the real fireworks may come the day after tomorrow when donald trump is scheduled to meet with republican leaders in washington amid escalating tensions. many are not on board with trump as the gop nominee. his meeting with house speaker paul ryan could be particularly awkward. trump said he was blind sided when ryan said he was withholding his endorsement of trump. ryan says he would relinquish his role as chairman of the republic

pretty devastating near the town of wynnewood. six people were trapped beneath debris. no word on their conditions at this hour. but forecasters said that storm could inflict catastrophic damage. here is a look at garvin county and there's no word on injuries at this time. we'll go live to oklahoma in a few moments for you. >>> but right now, let's turn to politics. there are signs of a detent between trump and he'll meet with house whip kevin mccarthy who signed up to be a trump delegate. and house speaker ryan said he still has reservations and on monday he sought to cool tensions. >> i want to get to know him and understand him better. i don't know him. we had one conversation a few months ago and basically the kind of conversation i'm hoping we all can have together. not just the two of us, but all of us. it's how we can actually unify our party. i believe between now and july we will be able to figure out how to unify our party. >> if he asked you to step down as chair of the convention -- >> i'll do whatever -- he's the nominee. i'll do whatever he wants with resp

. >>> about a dozen people showed up in front of the saint charles borromeo seminar any wynnewood tonightally in support of the bill to remove the statute of limitations for child sex abuse. protesters targeted the seminary because the legislation is opposed by the pennsylvania catholic conference, and the archdiocese of philadelphia. church officials say that changing the statute of limitations puts an unfair burden on the church. it goes into to the state senate committee. >>> still to come on "action news", hold the phone, new government report on cell phones and cancer. >>> also the very latest from new york where a world war two era plane crashed in the hudson river tonight, we will show you the moment of impact. >>> plus police officer gets out of the way of a fallen tree just in time, cecily? >>> well, we are live on sky six looking the atlantic city. we have a dry start to the holiday weekend. it gets very hot tomorrow and then stormy weather moves in on memorial day. i'll have details from the accu weather seven day forecast. >>> jeff skversky with the phillies taking on the best

. >> reporter: the national weather service says that massive tornado in wynnewood, oklahoma, was an ef-4, with winds up to 175 miles an hour. by far, the strongest tornado of the year. and david, here's a closer look at what's left of brittany jackson's home. the steel frame bent like a wire around this tree. tonight, officials telling us the tornado here, a powerful even f-3, 140-mile-per-hour winds. david? >> all right, alex, thank you. >>> overseas tonight, and our martha raddatz has just touched down in iraq, in baghdad, three separate car bombs spreading terror and taking lives. isis tonight claiming responsibility. and here are the images. we learned membersle of several bridal parties were among the victims. the violence in iraq, just as more american troops are sent to front lines against isis, and martha and her team are there. >> reporter: the most violent day in baghdad this year began with an isis car bomb. ripping apart this market, killing 63. reportedly among them, brides and grooms getting ready for their weddings. two more car bombs exploded in other parts of the ci

. >> reporter: late today, a powerful tornado touching down near wynnewood, oklahoma. >> that's an f-4 tornado. that's violent, violent motion. >> reporter: tonight parts of oklahoma, texas and arkansas under tornado warnings or watches. in the bull's-eye for relentlein americans are at risk for severe weather. >> storms likely to go well past dark tonight, from kansas city to st. louis, and likely including little rock as well. tornadoes are not out of the question. >> reporter: the menacing slow-moving line of storms is slogging east after producing wild weather over the weekend. >> mike, i can't see any debris. that's going to be a tornado right there. a wide cone right now. >> reporter: this brief tornado near marlow, oklahoma, and flash floods and high winds stranded drivers in their cars. in west texas, pounding hail up to the size of baseballs, while this twister was spotted in kansas. the sprawling system also spawned tornadoes across colorado. slicing through this neighborhood. >> shocking. it's shocking. unbelievable. >> reporter: but apparently giving this prom picture a st

this intense video captured a massive tornado tearing through the town of wynnewood in garland county, oklahoma. the twister barged through homes and power lines knocked over and sparks flying in the air. the national weather service described the tornado as large and extremely dangerous and it was responsible for one of the reported deaths. this is all part of a single giant storm system has caused havoc since this weekend and bringing massive hail and tornadoes from kansas to nebraska to colorado and flooding in parts of texas. and now the system is heading east. >>> nbc meteorologist steve sosa is here for what the tornado outlook is for the rest of the day. >> we focus the attention further east for today. i want to draw your attention to the bottom of your screen with the legends here. severe thunderstorm or tornado wa so we are seeing a temporary break for the moment. we will see more thunderstorms coming up here for this afternoon. and some of those storms will be in a different location. you can see that line of storms moving through tennessee. that will start to move towards

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nbc's gabe gutierrez is in wynnewood, oklahoma, 60 miles south of oklahoma city. good morning. >> savannah, good morning. this home obliterated, ripped from the foundation. debris everywhere. at least two people were killed in oklahoma, including a man in his 70s. you don't often see the explosive power of a tornado outbreak quite like this. >> reporter: it is a rare, intense glimpse at nature's fury. a deadly, monster tornado, almost a mile wide, captured up close on camera, chewing through everything in its path. this morning, wynnewood, oklahoma, is assessing the damage. no structure spared. brick homes, mobile homes, wood-framed barns, ripped apart. >> it blew off of its foundation and is pretty much parked in the driveway. >> reporter: at least half a dozen twisters. >> there's a car right there. you need to back up. >> reporter: hammered the state all evening. >> hit another barn or another structure. >> reporter: across the country, at least 19 reported tornadoes, including touchdowns in nebraska and iowa. >> dangerous, dangerous situation here. >> reporter

now making its way toward wynnewood. chris, you are on the scene now. what are your thoughts with the debris that you have seen and what the tornado is doing now? >> this road has become impassable. i'm not going to get any further down the road. there are some very, very damage through here. >> they are issuing severe thunderstorm warning for oklahoma county. northern part of let sky 5 know look at the cell that is going to be near moore. moore, you are okay for now. moore, you are okay. but the storm, this tornado warning continues for garvin county. just looks like as chris mentioned the road is impassable. showed a tight circulation. doug: i find it hard to believe people drive toward it. in this area they have tornadoes so often they have incredible warning system. the sirens have been off and people know since this morning they were in high likelihood of tornado. to see people unless they are concerned to rush home and check on their kids or their family. you can't tell at the last minute how it will jog in terms of the direction. leon: i heard th

want to go back to the video of this damaging tornado in wynnewood, oklahoma. look at the speed with which that debris is flying around. this has a lot more velocity. you see this farm being blown apart. the 2x4s being thrown in the air and 150 miles an hours or greater, it's a multivortex tornado meaning there are little tornadoes spinning around the main vortex. there you see another. it amplifies the velocity of those winds. when this is mature the full funnel, you can't see those little vortices spinning around and the next piece of video shows it. you can't see it but you can sure those are wreaking havoc as it moves across i-35. an incredible tornado. >> so powerful. >> tossing trees like weeds. man, okay, rob, thanks very much. >>> to the breaking news oversee. early this morning a man stabbed four people at a german train station. at least one has died and there are fears the stabbing may be terror related. abc's alex marquardt is in london with the latest. good morning, alex. >> reporter: good morning, george. that's right. authorities in germany have

they held a luncheon in wynnewood county, and a candle light ceremony honored those who lost theirs, and kids from the early childhood center class performed for those in attendance. >>> one of the most famous photos from world war ii. an investigation underway to see if one of the men was misidentified. one of the men raising the american flag in japan is not john bradley, but instead, it may be harold schultz. this was adapted into a book and movie. >>> a teenager in india dead after accidently shooting himself with a gun while posing for a selfie. police say the 15-year-old had a loaded gun pointed to his head and pulled the trigger while taking the picture with a smart phone. the gun belonged to the teen's father. they have the highest number of people who died while taking photos of themselves. >>> in kenya, crews rescued a six month old baby from the rubble of a building that collapsed three days ago. doctors are treating the baby in the hospital, and she was not hurt, but suffering from dehydration. >> a search team pulled three more children and an adult from the rubble. near

. >> local survivors of the holocaust connected with each other out of wynnewood today. it was hosted by the jewish family services at cafe europe. hundreds of holocaust survivors and friends and families danced the traditional hora and got a special performance from kindergartners early childhood center. >>> dr. sumner talked to students at the henry h. houston school. dr. houston atestifieded middle cool there, it's part of doctors back to school day and talked about her job in family medicine and what other doctors do. >> delaware's beer s. wine and spirits trail is growing and now includes two dozen craft beverage makers it's not a trail but a website listing the breweries and cideries and there are new additions announced today by governor jack markell, an app being released this summer traces the trail if you want to see the brew makers. check it out on the app. >>> verizon workers are still on the pick set line as the company and union try to agree on a contract deal. vernon odom has the latest in a live report. >>> i'm nydia han and have i all kinds of secrets an

foundation to abolish child sex abuse held a demonstration outside of saint charles borromeo seminary in wynnewoodight. that is where the archdiocese held a meeting to discuss its opposition of house bill 1947 which expands the age at which victims of sexual abuse could sue from 30 to 50. the archdiocese claims the measure holds public and private institutions to different standards. >> 3,000 staff and students evacuated now police say it was a teenager who started a fire at north penn high school. the flames started in the band storage room. >> it damaged a loft musical instruments. fox 29's joanne pileggi spoke with members of the band she's life in the newsroom tonight. sad story, joanne. >> reporter: it is, chris, dawn, eighths case where hope community out reach hard work and goodwill prevail in a difficult situation. that fire at the high school this week called extensive damage in the music room and nearly all of the instruments were damaged. but somehow they pulled it together and the band will play at lansdowne memorial day para parade. ♪ >> reporter: working on borrowed time and putting

charles seminary in wynnewood opponents of the bill shared information about a rather -- opponents of bill would share information about why they think it will endanger the church. outside supporters of the bill protested the event. >> we are just completely outraged by the way the archdiocese of philadelphia is spreading misinformation and just lies. >> the archdiocese says philadelphia is against the bill which would extend the ability for past victims to file lawsuits. the church has said it's unfair that public institutions are not held to the same standard as private ones. >>> philadelphia police are looking for the teenager who attacked a man walking his dog last friday night in the overbrook farms neighborhood. the victim suffered a broken nose after the teen punched him in the face, knocked him to the ground. this surveillance video captured a group of four teenagers trying to break into cars and then, as you saw earlier in the video, one of them ran over to the victim, pretended to ask for the time and attacked him. if you know anything about this incident, you are asked to c

. >> in fact we will go to wynnewood, oak a officials a say one man was killed, in a tornado tore through a home there. the weather warnings are not over yet. 41 million people from houston to iowa, continue to face the the threat of potential storms. the rain comes after rough weather already rolled through those parts over the weekend. >> man, hard to see that video. a all of those deadly storms are so dangerous. >>> sue serio, there is green on the radar, when is it coming our way. >> luckily not stormy, just annoying. we thought we were rid of the rain after all of those almost every day. well, no, every day last week. now we have dampness and drizzle again today but we should be back to the 70's by tomorrow. a stormy friday, in store, and then a cooler weekend. those are, weather headlines, if you will, stationary front is with us right now, and it looks like it will be close enough to give us cloud cover and some rain, we expect it to sink further south, by tomorrow, and then thursday, and hopefully will be rain free for both of those days but then this cold front arrives on friday

one of the victims a man believed to be in his late 70s died in his wynnewood home. other areas have also seen severe damage. 41 million people from houston to sioux city, iowa, are in the path of the violent storm system. the storm prediction center says the greatest risk for bad weather tonight is arkansas, louisiana, oklahoma and texas. >>> fooste efirefighters gainin on the massive wildfire in canada. firefighters are aided by a cooler 45 degrees. last week the massive flames forced nearly 90,000 people from their homes. 2,400 homes and buildings have been destroyed. 25,000 others have been saved. i'm kelly wright. now back to "hannity." >>> can you definitively say you will support the republican nominee even if that nominee is donald j. trump? senator rubio, yes or no? >> i'll support the republican nominee. >> mr. trump, yes or no? >> i'll support donald if he's the republican nominee. >> senator cruz, yes or no, you'll support donald trump if he's the nominee? >> yes because i gave my word that i would. he ends up as the nominee, sometimes he makes it a littl

nearly 400 survivors gathering at the cafe europa event in wynnewood today as hosted by a jewish familynd children's service. the event is held every year and a chance for holocaust survivors to bond. the name comes from a cafe in stock holme sweden where survivors would meet after the war to try to find their loved ones. >> we understand each other. some people were in concentration camps. some people were in get toes. some people were in hiding. but we're all went through the same. >> the jewish family and children service helps care for those who lived on the nazi rule during world war ii and improve their quality of life. >>> sue serio joined aaa to award local students focused on safety. sue served as a guest presenter at the outstanding aaa school safety patrol of the year awards luncheon. the safety patrol program works to help students learn and fulfill leadership roles. more than 635,000 children throughout our nation participate in the program. >>> good day to have an indoor program. >> i know this rain just keeps coming. >> it does. but you know what, it is pretty out there.

at argyle and wynnewood watch out for an accident. the pennsylvania turnpike just like yesterday afternoon eastbound side by norristown. it's off to the side now but you're still being treated to 10 miles per hour. schuylkill eastbound not a whole lot better at 11 miles per hour and east whiteland chester county watch out for a crash along 401 at bacton hill road. we'll come back in about a half hour and check it again brian and sharrie. >> sounds good. matt thank you. >>> freebie friday coming up. from neighborhood festivals to reading time for kids we have a lot for you to do this weekend, all of it free of charge. >> and stepping outside because it's beautiful, why not, sky6 hd, with a view from spruce street harbor park which is penn's landing. a beautiful day out there. meteorologist melissa magee is coming up with that exclusive accuweather 7-day forecast next. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> meteorologist melissa magee joining us this afternoon. we have learned to take the little gifts that mother nature gives us. >> that is right. we got one tod

this is some video from wynnewood, oklahoma. can see that twister as it tears through that small town. gabe gutierrez is live there not far from where we just saw that twister. gabe, how are the folks there coping this morning? >> reporter: hi, craig, good morning. as you mentioned, the pictures are really incredible and this is the scene on the ground. this home obliterated, ripped off its foundation. this morning you can see some of the residents here are picking up the pieces here, assessing the damage. thankfully the weather here in this part of oklahoma is dry today, so that should help the cleanup efforts. as you mentioned, other parts of the country in the midwest and also here tomorrow, they're bracing for the possibility of severe weather. local authorities have identified one of the fatalities here, 76-year-old chester barnes. he lived not far from here. about 11 homes in this particular neighborhood were either damaged or destroyed. now, we were able to speak with the owner of this property. she survived by racing to