a lot of work to be done here. coming up later this morning, we re going to share with you one alabama family s story of survival. this is what is left of the mcleod family s home after it was hit by a tornado. they were trapped inside for hours before being rescued. they re going to tell us about their experience and how they finally made it out coming up in just about a few hours at 8:00 a.m. so from the southeast to the west coast, more than 25 million people are under flood watches across much of central california s coast line and valley this weekend. waves of storms fueled by a powerful atmospheric river are expected to bring more heavy rain and snow as well as a new round of mudslides and strong winds, as if they need more of this. let s get meteorologist allison chinchar in the weather center. some of the stories have been just horrifying. what s the latest on the storms?
his death. plus, senator kyrsten sinema s sudden switch from the democratic party and what it means. i will talk to congressman ted lieu who was sure was cinema about the impact on democrats plus the release of american citizen britney griner math was an angry reaction, yes angry by those on right-wing media. we will be looking at that as well. and their future for the former presidents crown jewel, the trump organization after a criminal conviction for the company and what it could mean for trump s own legal jeopardy. all of that and a story of hope in these incredibly dark times. we will introduce you to the dog at the center of an amazing story of survival. that is coming up later on this hour. look at that summer she faced. all right so with the tragic passing to overrun on u.s. soccer tunnel as matt wall. nbc s megan fitzgerald has the details. certainly a somber day here in qatar and all across the u.s. soccer world.
championships, while it s believed she refused to wear her headscarf in protest against iranian rules. a post appeared on her instagram today explaining her scarf inadvertently fell off by anti-government activists don t believe that and tonight are concerned about her safety. well, now, to an amazing story of survival. two wyoming college wrestlers are lucky to be alicbs s carterh e inntattabothn the u.ndoundhe d ( screaming ) reporter: descending a rocky ridge in a mountain, the climber hears a bear. the climber yells but and yells and hammers the bear as it makes another attack continuing to scheme and kick the bear until it runs off. the climber said the bar
keeping out looters, getting in support. bob said he was able to evacuate. so glad he dead. that his family is safe. he encourages others to do so in a powerful storm like this comes along. alex. liz, thank you so much for that. let s go right now to quadrant agus, who has an amazing story of survival. guad, let s hear it. alex, we ve been going to communities to talk to people who have been returning to their homes, like you said. those who were able to evacuate in time. this is an area where i was told the water went to about here. people shoulders. so some people evacuated, i spoke with, them they said, you know, you should go to cross the street and talk to them. they survived by hiding inside the attic. here s part of the conversation i had with one of those residents. so when the water got up to here, they use the table to stand up, they went in the attic. at some point, they saw the