what can i do? now, that s a question i hear a lot from people in my travels, during these hectic times. but if i am honest, it s really a question that i mostly hear from white people. specifically, well-meaning, white, liberal people. see, black people and other people of color, we don t ask what we can do to help. in our history, we have always had to figure out a way to make the world a better place, while also finding ways to make it through the day. some people are starting to realize that, uh, no, things are pretty effed. and those white people have taken to protesting, hashtagging, phone banking, donating, and a little c crocheting. but some white people are second amendmenting. specifically, these white people. not to be confused with these white people. i know, it s confusing. these white people are the redneck revolt. now, they aren t a bunch of rednecks revolting against equality like i first thought. they are actually revolting against the rednecks who are re
at the family s retreat. how police were alerted to the intruder and why he said he did it hot hot hot and our 5-alarm firefighter challenge is getting hot. firehouses from around the country competing. down to the final two for the $10,000 prize. will your firehouse be the winner? all: good morning, america. it s getting hot in here. good morning, america. those firefighters have been so much fun all week. today the big finals. we want to welcome back amy, hope you had a great trip. thank you very much, i did. robin in l.a. for the espys. we will be crowning our champion in the 5-alarm challenge later in the show so do stay tuned. right now we ll get to that extreme weather. nearly 100 storms reported across the country. almost 2 inches of rain in one hour at that college campus in idaho. very dangerous conditions and ginger tracking it all. all it takes is one storm. this is the radar the storm that blew threw quick, 2 inches comes through rexburg,
and our 5-alarm firefighter challenge is getting hot. firehouses from around the country competing. down to the final two for the $10,000 prize. will your firehouse be the winner? all: good morning, america. it s getting hot in here. good morning, america. those firefighters have been so much fun all week. today the big finals. we want to welcome back amy, hope you had a great trip. in l.a. for the espys. we will be crowning our champion in the 5-alarm challenge later in the show so do stay tuned. right now we ll get to that extreme weather. nearly 100 storms reported across the country. almost 2 inches of rain in one hour at that college campus in idaho. very dangerous conditions and ginger tracking it all. all it takes is one storm. this is the radar the storm that blew threw quick, 2 inchescoulds through rexburg and you get scenes that look like this. an apartment complex, people wading waist deep at byu, idaho. overnight a water invasion. raging floods rocki
victims say barra won t make time to deal with them. part of healing always includes knowing your loved one is acknowledged. barra did meet with families before testifying back in march. all of the accidents are very tragic. and we re deeply sorry for those. reporter: that s before gm issued its own internal report, detailing the wrongdoing. fresh accusations. the new york times saying it has documents that appears to show gm was not open with federal investigators and avoided giving explanations for some of the crashes that killed at least 13 people. a new senate bill introduced is aimed at stopping something like this from happening again. the hide no harm act would make it a crime for anyone working for a company to knowingly conceal information that a product could be harmful or deadly. and a gm spokesperson tells abc news, barra is waiting to meet with victims and families until after the company s victim compensation fund is up and running. reena and devin, back t
picked up the downpours and shower activity, but those of you that did, it came down at a pretty good clip. forecast for today, whatever shower activity you re seeing on the beaches that will start to clear and skies will brighten up. 72 degrees by 9:00 a.m., lunchtime, 78. by 3:00 p.m. there s the anticipated high of 42. at thisat that point we ll see a combination of sun and clouds and 6:00 p.m., upper 70s. looks better than yesterday, not as hot and not nearly as humid and now it looks like only one day of heavier thunderstorms. an improvement in the seven-day forecast. i ll have the details when i come back in just a bit. the big story on action news this sunday morning, new information in the crash of the downed malaysia airline also flight in eastern ukraine. rebel separatists have recovered the black boxes and say they will hand them over to the international civil aviation. this news comes after armed rebels removed the bodies from the crash site and driving away.