worse. they re declared 1,000 counties in 26 states as natural disaster areas. the season s corn crop especially hard hit and there s little rain in the forecast. if you don t think it matters to you or it s not affecting you, you ll be certain to pay more when you go grocery shopping. then yet another deadly shark attack this weekend, it happened near a quiet beach. and when a good samaritan tried to help, he, too, was attacked. we re going to hear the latest from him and have the search for this massive shark. and hear from one couple who thinks less is more when it comes to their apartment. it s only 248 square feet and it comes complete with a kitchen, bathroom, den and bedroom. somehow they find a way to make it all work without killing each other. we ll get a tour, although that shouldn t take long. and then you ve all probably tried photo booths where you pile in with a bunch of your friends. check tout scream. o-tron. it will only take your picture if you scre
good evening. it s great to have you with us here on a sunday night. we do begin with the extreme weather. from deadly lightning to flash floods, nearly sweeping cars off hears, and all of this as millions prepare for yet another heat wave. first, the pictures from washington state, this image. the racing waters on a highway, stunning drivers there and bringing traffic to a near crawl. in arizona tonight, street vanishing under the rushing water there, and the mud rushing down the street. drivers suddenly finding themselves in the middle of it. tonight, as it always seems, the rain is not where this country needs it most. a new warning about the drought and more than half the country right now. and the newest heat wave moving in and quickly. already, highs in the 90s where americans were just dealing with this. that system on the move and our extreme weather team is tracking it all, beginning with abc s clayton sandell. reporter: dangerous storms in texas today made a deadl
from this is nubs this is today with lester holt and jenna wolf live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. good morning, everyone. welcome to today on a sunday. i m lester holt. and i m jenna wolf. the whole town comes out. parties, like a parade, they re going up into balloons. someone is like, you checked the weather? no, i checked the weather? they get up and, lo and behold, there were thunderstorms. helium balloons. i would have gone with a la-z-boy. or a 737. yeah. we re talking about the drought also. across the pond, getting ready for the olympics, nonstop rain. it s the exact opposite here. nationwide drought. a bad situation. looks like it will get even worse. they have declared 1,000 in 26 states as natural disaster area. the corn crop especially hard hit. there s little rain in the forecast. if it s not affecting you, you ll be certain to pay more when you go grocery shopping. we ll have the story and the grim forecast coming up. a deadly shark a
from this is nubs this is today with lester holt and jenna wolf live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. good morning, everyone. welcome to today on a sunday. i m lester holt. and i m jenna wolf. the whole town comes out. parties, like a parade, they re going up into balloons. someone is like, you checked the weather? no, i checked the weather? they get up and, lo and behold, there were thunderstorms. helium balloons. i would have gone with a la-z-boy. or a 737. yeah. we re talking about the drought also. across the pond, getting ready for the olympics, nonstop rain. it s the exact opposite here. nationwide drought. a bad situation. looks like it will get even worse. they have declared 1,000 in 26 states as natural disaster area. the corn crop especially hard hit. there s little rain in the forecast. if it s not affecting you, you ll be certain to pay more when you go grocery shopping. we ll have the story and the grim forecast coming up. a deadly shark a
that stage. why those steps had never been taken before. good evening. it s great to have you with us here on a sunday night. we do begin with the extreme weather. from deadly lightning to flash floods, nearly sweeping cars off hears, and all of this as millions prepare for yet another heat wave. first, the pictures from washington state, this image. the racing waters on a highway, stunning drivers there and bringing traffic to a near crawl. in arizona tonight, street vanishing under the rushing water there, and the mud rushing down the street. drivers suddenly finding themselves in the middle of it. tonight, as it always seems, the rain is not where this country needs it most. a new warning about the drought and more than half the country right now. and the newest heat wave moving in and quickly. already, highs in the 90s where americans were just dealing with this. that system on the move and our extreme weather team is tracking it all, beginning with abc s clayton sandel