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Tribute to brent as his casket was escorted by police and honor guard. he died after being struck by a fallen tree fighting a blaze in it the national forest. memorial services are set to be held on thursday. >> true american hero. lets get a check on your weather with nshs meteorologist bill karins. what do you have for us? >> were still watching the flash flooding in houston. of course, we continue with fires in the west with a very dry, hot summer, and the smoke is a big issue today in the ...

Climate change, theyve found that the average temperature in the united states has risen dramatically since 1980. the "new york times" claims to have obtained a copy of a government document which is awaiting approval by the trump administration. it is not yet been made public, but "the times" has published a draft report. in it scientist from 13 federal agencies conclude that americans are feeling the effects of climate change right now. the author of the documents say it is extremely likely th...

Sat over the hoouts area. houston is flood-prone. very flat areas. a lot of the highways and going down dip underneath the underpasses, and those flood too. the entire houston city from the northern portions to the west is where the worst of it has been. starting to let up a little bit now. there will be a problem on the roadways early today. as far as the radar goes, this stalled front through mississippi, alabama, back through the carolinas, still rain left over this morning in between richmon...

After a sunday tornado. power crews continue to strain to bring power back to thousands. officials say the ef-2 tornado severely damaged an area and homes and businesses initially leaving at least 17,000 people in the dark as of last night. power has been restored to more than 13,000 customers. authorities say at least 30 people were taken to the hospital following the twister. most with minor injuries. very lucky, though. lets get a check on your weather now with nbc meteorologist steve. steve,...

>> all right. lets get a check on your weather now with nbc meteorologist steve salsa. steve, its a rain yin monday morning in the northeast. people are going to be battling the rain for their commute, and it doesnt look good. >> treat yourself to an extra cup of coffee here this morning. youll be glad you did so because we have a mess on the way. not too bad as you step out the door right now in new york city and philadelphia, but later on today you see this green shading here. thats a flash fl...

Right and in a lot of different forms. one are the continued high temperatures. these are calming down a little bit. heiser in the 90s, it had been potter but still incredibly warm for this time of year for the pacific northwest. they do not usually see temperatures like this. otherwise just flooding across parts of the desert southwest. every afternoon, there it is firing up once again you are seeing an explosion of slow-moving thunderstorms. these can bring a transfer flash flooding. that is w...

Off in tulsa because the storm was moving fast and it changed direction. officials said at least 30 people were taken to the emergency room with minor storm related injuries. listen. >> their pitcher into restaurants and there it in with the storm came during dispatch started getting calls of people in the restaurants because the roof started collapsing in on them. training imagine not. heavy thunderstorms and flash flooding saturday night shot down roads and intersections. report does carter st...

So-called mutant genes to make them normal. >> what they are able to repair in the lab is what causes heart disease. >> they said that it will be sometime before a procedure is able to go out of the lab and used an actual pregnancy. but they say now is the time for a society to begin discussions and debate on what role gene editing should play in medicine. in atlanta, fox news. a fox extreme weather alert now. the las vegas strip was hit hard by flash flooding. official state has left one pers...

Federal agents say they do not know. in denver, fox news. >> parts of the american west with wild weather, historic heat and downpours.flash flooding all in the mix. >> this year with the fires and the floods, it was the craziest year. we have never seen anything like this.it was really something else. >> crazy weather all right from places like arizona to seattle. millions of people have been affected. check out this scene in las vegas for sin city brought to a standstill. with this flash flood...

Were working 20-21 hours a day to get them ready to go on deployment and the likelihood of a ground mishap where they make a mistake later night and the pressure to perform is where i see the bigger safety risk. reporter: in their statement the marine corps called the latest incident a quote mishap and said the circumstance of it are under investigation. rick. rick: will have more on the osprey later this hour. allison barber in washington, thank you. arthel: seven people rescued and one remains...