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Severe weather to continue across parts of iowa, also parts of northern missouri, and even extending into northern illinois. it does look like the days risk could be higher than yesterday. and yesterday we had 13 reported tornadoes, more than 100 reports of damaging winds and also large hail stretching from states like wisconsin, down through iowa and down into parts of missouri. so it will be interesting to see how today shapes up. weve also been talking about flash flooding. theres a number of...

Storm prediction center meaning we could see very violent storms. today theyre under that risk for severe weather again. a moderate risk by the storm prediction center. more violent storms expected here in des moines. also farther east across illinois where we currently have flash flooding ongoing. that means more heavy rain. northern parts of missouri expect to go see extreme weather. from the texas panhandle to the great lakes you could be looking at severe weather. another busy day across the...

Obama administration ends today. >> corporations are like people. do they also have free exercise rights, do they have a right to religious beliefs like individuals do? >> the question of following faith or following the law will be answered. also -- >> we heard a big bang and a hiss. >> emergency in the skies when an evacuation slide opens up in the cabin. plus parts of tennessee under water. >> must have been at least three, maybe three and a half feet of water. >> flash flooding forcing p...

Any crime. tamron, their attorney declined to comment. >> thank you very much. a violent weekend. it tops the look at stories around the "newsnation." four people were killed. another 19 hurt in a series of shootings in all five new york city burrows. police say there were seven separate shootings in brooklyn alo alone. among the injuried a 16-year-old, 10-year-old, and 12-year-old. despite the violence, the number of shootings have lowered since last year. two men opened fire on bourbon str...

Much of the country. in prior lake minnesota, south of the twin cities, the waters are rising and dozens of homes are flooded. more rain is expected there today. alexandria steele is with me. minnesotans cant get relief from the rain which is are incredible. >> they cant, fred. its 35 different counties in that state already in a declared state of emergency. flash flooding is creating wiespread damage across the state. river water levels rising. people are just trying to protect homes and street...

For knocking over this huge tree, a jogger was injured when it fell on him. he is in serious condition. and in northeast oklahoma, no reported injuries thankfully, but, look at the damage high winds caused. with debris shredding rooftops, knocking over trees, bending power lines. the severe weather is part of a wider system thats also causing flash flooding and rising river levels across parts of minnesota and its expected to get worse. >> ive never seen damage this severe and widespread. this i...

Amounts of rain in the memphis area. you mentioned severe weather. were going to see the potential for that across areas of kansas, nebraska, missouri and iowa this afternoon. and memphis really just over the past few hours, we have seen over six inches. flooding is imminent. and west of the area is where weve seen close to a foot of rainfall just within the last several hours and into the overnight. were going to unfortunately see pictures coming in in this area, more heavy rain in the forecast...

Her story and said -- by the way, shes mother of one, this friend who is going to be the surrogate and said, ill carry the baby for you. wonderful. >> shes actually physically able to carry the child, but she takes a lot of medication. so that would be harmful to the baby. shes got a surrogate. great story. >> thanks for bringing that to us. maria molina is poised to give the weather. >> thats right. good morning. we have storms that are headed towards the dallas-fort worth area this morning. ...

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Driveway. one is still smoking by the way. doctors say sean is lucky to be alive. the odds of being struck by lightning, 1 in 7 hundred thousand. imagine that. suppose of your headlines. im done with yard work. >> something smells like its on fire. its me. >> those boots saved his life. >> good commercial for those. >> speaking of weather, lets go out to maria molina. >> good morning. happy monday morning. i hope everybody has a wonderful work week coming up but i want to take you to omaha, nebr...