questions with experts from around the bay area, getting you those answers in real time. world news tonight with david muir is up next. i ll see you at four for abc seven news at four. take care. tonight, several developing stories as we come on the air. the deadly tornado strike. new warnings and watches in effect. the justice department s blistering report two years after the death of george floyd. and the verdict in the deadliest anti-semitic attack in u.s. history. first, that devastating tornado touching down in the texas panhandle. at least three people killed, dozens hurt, hundred of buildings damaged or destroyed. breaking late today, a tornado reported on the ground in virginia. severe thunderstorms moving over the mid-atlantic. dangerous weather alerts heading into the weekend. rob marciano timing it all out.
arrest. not so hard to believe anymore. that is it for news at 5:00. we will see you back here at 6:00. . tonight, tornado strike. at least one person is dead, many more injured after a twister tears through southern texas. parts of nebraska and iowa swept up in other storms, and a pre-summer heat wave grips the northwest. also tonight a cascading crisis. asylum seekers crowd the southern border as northern cities struggle with the overflow. the latest on managing migration amid rising numbers and political blowback. i m michael george in new york where shelters are at critical mass. cie are emergencies and demanding more federal aid. president biden today girding for 2024 by focus on the class of 2023.
communities throughout the midwest are risking another severe risk of nearly 300 storm reports in last 24 hours. some of the most significant risk in indiana where a ef-1 tornado hit a college campus. meteorologist eric van dam is tracking this onement and where is the biggest right now, eric? well, kate, we have a threat between the crosshairs of st. louis, louisville and into the indianapolis region which is putting southern indiana where the university saw the tornado strike, and you were showing the damage images a moment ago, and that is a recap within the last 24 hours, but looking into today, we have the greatest threat of the areas in yellow
it ruled public display of the nation s former flag could be prosecuted as it amounts to hate speech and discrimination. in thailand people are warned to stay indoors as temperatures soar as high as 107 degrees in the north. the weather department protects the extreme heat will persist throughout the week. let israel a nation increasingly divided by politics turned 75 this week. three months of mass going protest against the prime minister plan to overhaul that country s judicial system. that s a look at some stories from around the globe. tornado strike another states one not known for funnel clouds of pools bill, maryland people say no one was hurt.
it is 10:00 a.m. in new york i m lindsey riser and this morning huge new questions swirls as the historic case against president trump launches into a new phase the prosecutor alleging new information at the center of the charges. he s not saying what that information is, something trump s legal team is already pouncing on. i mean, where are the underlying charges the indictment actually did not list what these underlying charges are. trump overnight lashing out at both the judge and district attorney, despite warnings from the judge to avoid dangerous rhetoric did his comments last night cross the line, and what does all this mean for his presidential campaign? breaking news out of missouri, multiple people are dead after a suspected tornado strike in the southeastern part of the state, the search for survivors. a double barrel seismic