senior meteorologist rob marciano tracking it all tonight. hey, rob. >> reporter: hi, david. 90 degrees in caribou, maine. that's a record. back-to-back 90s in green bay, wisconsin. a cold front bumping into the heat. severe weather tonight, threat from wisconsin to oklahoma. wind around the lows behind there. another day of heat tomorrow. we'll get to 80s, mid 90s in dallas, and that front will bump up against that heat all the way into the northeast. as we wrap the weekend, we'll see a severe weather threat from little rock, arkansas, all the way up to cleveland, ohio. >> rob marciano tonight. rob, thank you. >>> in jerusalem tonight, a dangerous scene at the start of the funeral procession for an american journalist shot and killed covering an israeli raid in the west bank. mourners determined today to carry her casket to the funeral service, beaten back by israeli police. here's abc's maggie rui. >> reporter: tonight, the funeral procession for american palestinian journalist shireen abu akleh turning violent in east jerusalem. israeli po

>> rob marciano tonight. rob, thank you, as always. >>> and we turn to politics tonight and a high profile victory in the first major primary of the midterm election year. in ohio tonight, j.d. vance securing the republican senate nomination. vance, a venture capitalist and the author of the best-selling "hillbilly elegy," about life in appalachia. he was once harshly critical of former president trump, surging from behind after trump endorsed him in this primary. in november, vance will now face democratic congressman tim ryan who easily won his own primary against several challengers to be the democratic senate candidate there. >>> when we come back here tonight, workers trapped after the collapse of a former power plant in boston. the images coming in at this hour. rescuers working to find them. open. it's a beautiful word. neighborhoods "open". businesses "open". fields "open". who doesn't love "open"? offices. homes. stages. possibilities. your world. open. and you can help keep it that way. ♪♪ cal:

our thanks to alex. >>> and abc's senior meteorologist rob marciano joins us now. time the storms and the spreading heat out for us. >> reporter: linsey, the energy that brought that tornado to michigan will be spreading out and will hit a wide area as it bumps into that heat. check out this map from austin to dallas, up through little rock, evansville, cleveland, all the way into northern new england. damaging wins, scattered hail, and a few tornadoes. as that front bumps into that record-breaking heat. texas you have had it for two weeks. look at parts of the northeast, not just today but on sunday as well. boston can hit 92 degrees on sunday. 90 degrees in new york. this is very unusual for this time of year, and 97 potentially in philadelphia. if we hit that mark that will be the warmest temperature tied on record in may. >> extreme heat there, rob, thank you. >>> now to the breaking news -- a major border ruling am federal judge in louisiana keeping title 42 in place, that's the trump era policy that allows migrants seeking asylum to be expelled without a hear

lindsay thanks to alex and abc, senior meteorologist rob marciano joins us now and rob timely storms and the spreading heat out for us. well, lindsay, the energy that brought that tornado to michigan will be spreading out yesterday and really will hit a wide area as it bumps into that he took out this map from austin to dallas. up through little rock, evansville, cleveland all the way into northern new england, damaging winds possible scattered hail and a few tornadoes as that front bumps into that record breaking heat. texas you've had it for two weeks. 92 in dallas, 92 in memphis, but look at parts of the northeast. not just today, but on sunday as well. boston can very well hit 92 degrees on sunday nine degrees in new york. this is very unusual for this time of year and 97 potentially in philadelphia. if we hit that mark, that will be the warmest temperature tied on record for the month of may in that city. extreme heat there, rob. thank you. and now to that breaking news, a major border ruling a federal judge in louisiana keeping title 42 in place. that's the trump era policy tha

>> rob marciano with us. thank you, rob, we'll watch it with you. >>> overseas tonight, and to new and deadly attacks in israel. a suspected terror attack outside of tel aviv now, killing at least three people, wounding several others. abc's erielle reshef, who just rode with israeli forces fighting this new wave of attacks, on the story again tonight. >> reporter: tonight, terror outside tel aviv, after israeli authorities say at least two suspected, armed with multiple weapons including an axe, attacked a group of men, killing at least three, injuring several others. the assault falling on israel's independence day, sparking an intense manhunt around the town of elad with checkpoints set up along main roads. helicopters also searching for a vehicle that fled the scene. israel already on high alert, after a spate of attacks since march that have claimed the lives of at least 18. it comes just weeks after a palestinian assailant opened fire inside a crowded tel aviv bar, killing three israelis.di he norerwe b

rob marciano with us. thank you, rob. >>> to other news now, and news tonight in the nationwide manhunt for the murder suspect and the corrections officer who's accused of having a relationship with him and helping him escape from an alabama jail. tonight, where authorities found the getaway car and what they believe because of where it was abandoned. and of course, why did it take days to connect that car to the case? here's abc's elwyn lopez now. >> reporter: tonight, an alabama sheriff announcing authorities have found the getaway car they believe was used by accused murderer casey white and the corrections officer, vicky white, who allegedly helped him escape. >> there had been an attempt to spray paint it. >> reporter: authorities had been searching for the car for days when they were alerted tennessee police had actually found it just hours after the alleged escape. it was abandoned in the woods off a tennessee country road one week ago and towed to a local impound lot. nobody realizing it had been a

rob marciano standing by. >>> the monkeypox outbreak. new cases in more states. and new guidelines on who should get the vaccine. >>> and uvalde strong. how the worst of times has brought out the best in the community. >>> good i'ming. it's great to have you with outside this saturday. i'm whit johnson. we're learning chilling new details about the massacre at the robb elementary school in uvalde, texas, and law enforcement response. authorities now say the shooter discharged 315 rounds, most of them were fired in the first four minutes. but he continued with bursts of gunfire, at least six different times. the gunman in a classroom for 77 minutes during his killing spree before a tactical team entered and then killed him. during that time, parents and officers gathered outside. other children and teachers running for their lives. the new information further calling into question the decision of the incident commander to hold back s.w.a.t. teams and officers that had arrived on the scene. 19 children and two of their teachers died. their families demanding answer

rob marciano timing it out. the soaring prices making this one of the most expensive holidays to travel on record. >>> good evening. great to have you with us this friday night. i'm whit johnson in for david tonight. we begin with heart-wrenching new revelations about the shootingal robb elementary school in uvalde, texas. the stunning admission that officers were inside the building and a tactical team was standing by for the better part of an hour before they were allowed to take the gunman down, the incident commander believing no more children at risk. the department of public safety visibly shaken conceding that holding back those officers was the wrong decision. the new details adding to the pain and the loss, law enforcement looking at this video now. the gunman entering through a door, a teacher had left it open. and we've learned there were calls to 911 from inside the besieged classroom. one child whispering, please send police now. even as at least 19 officers were there in the hallway. those officers

senior meteorologist rob marciano right here back with us tonight. hey, rob. >> hi, david. unfortunately this thing is slowing down and becoming more of a supersoaker on top of all the tornado watches you mentioned. v virginia all the way down to florida. just northwest of the quadrant are the funnel watches. this is where the soaking rains are, and a number of states involved here. the low itself is cut off from the flow, meaning it's going slow down and sit and spin. round of happy rain, chilly temperatures and gusty winds d.c., baltimore, new york saturday into sunday morning. look like it will hang around during the morning. it will be difficult to get sunshine in this part of the world for mother's day. >> but we'll celebrate them just the same. thank you, rob. >>> to other news now, and news in the hunt for murder suspect and the officer accused of helping him escape. tonight, authorities found the getaway car and what they believe because of where it was abandoned. why did it take days to connect that car to the case? here's abc's elwyn lopez now. >> reporter: tonigh

rob marciano joining us now. time this all out for us. >> we already had several states with damaging winds and temperatures 20 to 25 degrees above average, fueling those storms. 89 in new york, 92 in hartford. boston, you have already seen a severe thunderstorm with damage, but the line is way back, it stretches all the way back down through georgia, northern virginia, through northern new england. this front will propagate through the next few hours to the coast and then things calm down and turn cooler and drier. the storm will create showers and storms across the southeast and more storms for tex for the next two days. >> thank you. we turn now to the growing concerns over the spread of monkeypox worldwide. a third potential case is now being reported in the u.s. this one in florida. today, president biden called it something that everyone should be concerned about, adding, if it were to spread, it could be consequential. so far, though, the number of cases here in the u.s. is very small. but as abc's white h

let's get right to senior meteorologist rob marciano tracking it for us. hey, rob. >> reporter: hi, david. this storm system really organizing over the central u.s. we've had a tornado on the ground in indiana. wind damage in illinois. the front arcing all the way down to the gulf coast. there you see it, pressing up over the appalachians tonight. we do have a severe thunderstorm watch out for parts of the carolinas. and a couple tornado warnings in there. these will weaken somewhat overnight and then refire tomorrow afternoon. look at this, right around 5:00 travel time, all along i-95, d.c. to new york. and really, the danger zone is going to be from charleston, south carolina, all the way through philadelphia. a stormy start to this holiday weekend. david? >> all right, thank you, rob. >>> when we come back here tonight, paying tribute to a well-known actor. cal: our confident forever plan is possible with a cfp® professional. a cfp® professional can help you build a complete financial plan. visit letsmakeaplan.org to find your cfp® professional. ♪

let's go straight to abc's senior meteorologist rob marciano. hey, rob. >> reporter: hi, linsey. while the northeast has finally cleared out the midwest will be under the gun really for the next three days with severe weather. here's the threat zone tonight, from nebraska all the way through minneapolis. you see that cluster coming out of colorado. that's going to be a problem. very slow-moving system. so not just tonight but the same spots tomorrow will likely get hit and a good chance of sitting in the bullseye between sioux falls and fargo, tornadoes possible there. it's bumping into the big-time heat that's building. near 90 in chicago, cincinnati, pittsburgh and new york city even warmer on tuesday. linsey? >> rob, thank you. >>> an update now on a story that was breaking just as we came on the air last night. searchers have now recovered the bodies of three missing boaters in georgia this morning. a total of five people were killed when two boats collided yesterday. four of them members of the same family. four others managed to survive. coast guard video shows the rescue e

senior meteorologist rob marciano tracking it all for us tonight. hey, rob. >> reporter: hi, david. this sort of heat and dry air certainly a product of a warming climate. a lot of red on the map tonight. check out the red flag warnings, from colorado to kansas and back through california. severe thunderstorm watches will remain up tomorrow. stretching all the way to south carolina for damaging winds, scattered hail, maybe a tornado or two. here's that record heat. san antonio hitting 100 degrees for the fourth time already this season. the 90s spreading from texas across the south and will get up here into the northeast for a hot weekend. david? >> yeah, rob, thank you. >>> when we come back here, that milestone victory off the field for u.s. women's national soccer team. a first for equal pay. >>> and then the flight over this country and the attendant suddenly helping a peassenger give birth. and now tonight, the baby's name. who are positive for acetylcholine receptor antibodies, it may feel like the world is moving without you. but the picture is changing, with vyvgart. in a cl

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senior meteorologist rob marciano tracking this for us tonight. hey, rob. >> hi, david. these storms have already produced winds of 60 and 70 miles per hour. look at the radar. storms blasting through arkansas. trees down all over the place. look out, greenville. jackson, mississippi, you're next. this whole line with that cold front gets over the aplpalachias and into d.c., when they get to the coast, they should weaken somewhat, but damaging winds possible by the end of the day. david. >> we'll be tracking it with you. when we come back tonight, news on the baby formula shortage, the new step this week. with less asthma? u with dupixent, i can du more... crazy commutes... crowd control- have a nice day alex (thanks ms. ellen) ...taking the stairs. that's how you du more with dupixent, which helps prevent asthma attacks. dupixent is not for sudden breathing problems. it's an add-on-treatment for specific types of moderate-to-severe asthma that can improve lung function for better breathing in as little as two weeks. and can reduce, or even eliminate, oral steroids. and

let's get right to abc's senior meteorologist rob marciano. the timing here, how long is this record-breaking heat expected to last? >> reporter: some coastal cities here in the northeast are getting some cooling rains and there's a cold front sweeping across the country, but it's not going to catch everybody. texas is going to be excluded, so more stresses on the power grid the next several days. high temperatures tomorrow across the lone star state. temperatures approaching or getting over 100 in dallas, austin. 20 degrees above average, and we're looking at more records to fall. the heat is being squeezed off to the east by the cold front, and it's triggering some thunderstorms that could become severe, especially tomorrow across the midsouth, tulsa to little rock to memphis, up trough louisville. damaging storms that can have hail and maybe a tornado. and then on monday, you're looking at northern new england all the way down to north carolina, highly populated cities of the corridor in the afternoon could see winds firing up. scattered ha

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