authorities now reviewing footage. they re calling it a reckless and cowardly act. another mass shooting in wichita, kansas, seven wounded there. one suspect in custody. ike ejiochi on the ground in baltimore. july 4th travel chaos on the ground and in the air. severe thunderstorms forcing delays. new details on which airports are impacted, and then this scare in the skies. a hawaiian airlines flight hit by severe turbulence. this morning, a southwest flight forced to divert and land after troubles with cabin pressure. jacklyn lee from newark airport. tonight more than 100 million under heat and severe weather alerts. strong winds, possible tornadoes, the northeast feeling the impacts today and tomorrow. flash flooding leaving drivers stranded in chicago. in the south, no break from the intense heat. temperatures spiking well into the triple digits. residents trying to stay cool however they can. elwyn lopez in atlanta. rob marciano timing it all out. the bomb supreme c
northern borders it. it is a war zone. 508% increase of crossings at the northern border. even people who don t like me say this is a terrible thing to do. alvin bragg going forward to bring charges against him. if they can t win at the ballot box. they are going to do this. brian: we begin with a fox news alert. you have been watching this coverage over i guess the last 18 hours. nashville police releasing shocking surveillance footage of a shooter who stormed into a nashville christian elementary school killing three 9-year-old students and three adult staffers yesterday. the suspect who identifies as a transgender was a former student. authorities parents and the entire community in shock after the senseless loss of life. the daughter of the school church s pastor among the dead. i saw little kids coming out that was really tough for me. because they looked a little bit above knee high. they were waving and my heart just dropped. it s like why, why? steve
[marching band] [marching band] [shake it off] [marching band] [shake it off] ainsley: wonderful job. that s franklin high school s marching band. a little taylor swift this morning. y all are so talented. thank you for waking up to be with us. thanks to all at home for watching. we are live at the grand ole opry house for the patriot awards. brian: 95 years of history. this has been in a few different places. much like madison square garden in new york. it s been all over new york city. now it s the 34th. there is something that is still here from its inception 95 years ago. and it s the little circle right in front of us. steve: what they did was they cut out a 6-foot circle from the reiman auditorium, which is still standing in downtown nashville, walked by it yesterday. and there it is. that way all the performers here they grand ole opry house are able to do exactly what people have done for 95 years. and that is stand in the center. ainsley: that s
14-year-old is in the beatles, and because i know about the beatles i m super cool. i would have gone with nirvana, i went with green day. dukey. we used to hang out on their yard before things happened. a lot of things happened in the area. my favorite one of all time, i know, i just oh, kidding, they did not take three. flash dance motion picture sound track. irene cara. republican national committee chair woman ronna mcdaniels announced the host city for the national convention in 2028. houston has won over nashville and miami. next year s national convention will be in milwaukee, so that s next july.
putting a damper on holida plans. flash flooding in chicago stranding people in their cars. their vehicles submerged under water. dozens had to be rescued. all that rain forcing nascar to cancel an event in the city. here s elwyn lopez. reporter: tonight, severe weather and heat impacting more than 100 million americans. flash floods filling streets in chicago, cars stranded, drivers wading through the high waters. we have this big low pressure system swirling over us. you can kind of even see it, so that s why these showers will kind of keep on redeveloping. reporter: in kentucky, storms washing out sales at this fireworks store ahead of independence day. if we get a break in the weather, we ll get out there and do something even if it means shooting fireworks off during the daytime. reporter: and for weeks that heat wave, scorching states from coast to coast. first responders encouraging people to stay hydrated. i ll be all over nashville, and i see a lot of dehydration.