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Numerous tornadoes were reported. heavy rain. were very concerned with flash flooding in this region. we lost 46 lives already this year just from flash flooding. thats going to be as deadly if not worst than tornadoes. 6 million people at risk of flash flooding from south dakota, nebraska through iowa, northern portions of illinois also northern missouri. even this morning, guys, we have a severe thunderstorm right over the top of omaha, nebraska. were in a cycle right now. i havent talked abou...

Concerned about u.s. trade policy, and president trump in the last few weeks has threatened to place very high tariffs on exports from japan and the eu, particularly in the automobile industry. and so i think japan is trying to do a bit of what i said, you know, kim jong-un was doing in the sense of sort of love bombing donald trump and flattering him. i think donald trump seems to have come off out of this trip quite happy about japan, and i think we could be expecting, you know, some agreement...

Ef-scale, zero is the weakest, five is the strongest. this appears to be a 3 or 4. this was the image taken during the lightning flash last night. again, we had a tornado outbreak for the eighth straight day in a row. devastation in the middle of this country, the ohio valley, is just insane with the amount of houses that have been destroyed any river flooding, flash flooding. four rivers fell yesterday in areas of ohio, areas of arkansas because of the flooding near the arkansas river. these ar...

Through heavily populated neighborhood to make it a huge deal. of course we have survey crews out. you can see we have had reports of not only tornadoes in ohio but parts of indiana, chicago had a tornadoes-warn storm yesterday. and then of course across the plain states where we still have a severe thunderstorm watch in effect for parts of iowa. we are expecting the threat for strong to severe thunderstorms again today over some of the same regions. so large hail, damaging winds, flash flooding...

Condition has to be right as well. but you can also pay. >> sandra: to get that high and see that many people. >> bill: if youve got the money. that really is may and early june is the climbing season to get to is summit. thats a picture ive never seen before. thats a crowded mountain. moments ago we talked to the mayor of dayton, ohio. severe weather moving across the midwest spawning tornadoes in parts of the region and were on the ground with a look at the damage in midwest and central plains...

Get the mind blowing iphone xr on us when you buy the latest iphone. at&t. more for your thing. thats our thing. tonight, storm-ravaged states in the central u.s. are bracing for more. cnns omar jiminez is joining us from el reno, oklahoma. omar, tell us about the devastation youre seeing in el reno and what residents expect as it appears more severe weather is on the way. >> reporter: yeah, jim. the tornado that ripped through here was only on the ground four minutes, but even that was enough...

It moves east what it does bring heavy rain and weve got more flash flood advisories, watches, warnings across entire region once again particularly into kansas and running into missouri, all of the flooding into the mississippi that remains high flood levels because all this rain has to keep working its way further south, it is going to stay very soggy here the next couple of days with this system, now, we are stuck at a pattern thats forcing this, still the upper level winds running right alon...

>> well, unfortunately we are looking at more severe weather today, possibility of more severe weather tomorrow. this is the set-up once again, really a similar location, although a better chance of seeing big tornadoes today than we even saw yesterday, everything here highlighted in the red and thats portions of north western texas through oklahoma and then into northern, really getting into western kansas, also these are areas with moderate chance to getting up to enhanced chance of severe wea...

All these survival skills under her belt. she she knew what to look for. she knew what kind of plants to eat and what to do to nourish her body. she knew that water was important. she did actually work on her knee while she was there, shes a physical therapist, a doctor of physical therapy, she used those skills to allow her to continue going, you know. she lost her shoes through the flash flooding that happened a while back, she was out there in that. she had taken the shoes off, and unfortunat...

The country. the threat going forward now that the severe weather threat has diminished overnight, it is the flash flood of theyre the theyre paying attention to because this system produced a lot of rainfall in an area thats all sat rayed. not only did we have the tornado threat, now we have to deal with flash flooding. > thank you very much for that information. we want to the go to the el reno. we have him on the line. matt white on the phone for us. matt, thank you so much for giving us the ...