SEE ABORTION RIGHTS THERE LATER.
>> THANK YOU FOR JOINING US.
>>> TURNING TO THE BRAWL IN
ALABAMA.
THREE MANNER FACING CHARGES FOR
A VIOLENT CONFRONTATION AT A
RIVERFRONT DOCK.
WE ARE SEEING NEW VIDEO OF THE
INCIDENT.
SAM BROCK HAS THE VERY LATEST.
>> Reporter: ARREST WARRANTS
HAVE BEEN ISSUED WITH MORE
LIKELY TO COME.
AS DIFFICULT AS THE VIDEO IS TO
WATCH AND AS BAD AS THE OPTICS
ARE TO LOOK AT, AUTHORITIES SAY
THERE ARE NO HATE CRIME CHARGES
COMING BASED ON THE EVIDENCE
THEY HAVE NOW.
THREE MEN IN THE MIDDLE OF THIS
MONTGOMERY BALL ARE FACING
ASSAULT CHARGES.
>> 13 INDIVIDUALS WERE DETAINED
AND BROUGHT TO POLICE OR
HEADQUARTERS. IT'S ONGOING AND
MORE CHARGES ARE LIKELY.
>> Reporter: THE TRIO OF MEN
FACING MISDEMEANOR CHARGES,
RICHARD ROBERTS, ALLEN TODD,
AND ZACHARY SHIPMAN.
POLICE SAY ONE IS ALREADY
TURNED HIMSELF IN.
THE MAN SEEN ATTACKED IN THE
VIDEO IS THE RIVERBOAT CO-
CAPTAIN DAMIEN PICKETT.
THE CAPTAIN SPENT 45 MINUTES
TRYING TO GET THE PONTOON BOAT
OWNERS TRYING TO MOVE USING A PA
SYSTEM BEFORE PICKETT UNTIED
THE BOAT.
>> THE CO-CAPTAIN WAS JUST
DOING HIS JOB AND TRYING TO
MOVE THE BOAT ENOUGH SO THE
SHIP COULD PARK.
>> Reporter: NO VIDEO SHOWS
OTHER MEN COMING TO PICKETT'S
EIGHT AS IT ALDRICH ESCALATES.
THE FIGHT LATE ARTFULLY ALONG
RACIAL LINES, HATE CRIME
CHARGES BUT THERE'S NO EVIDENCE
IT WOULD MEET THE FBI STAND FOR
THAT THE CHIEF SAID.
>> WE EXAMINE THIS NOT ONLY
THAT NIGHT BUT SINCE THAT NIGHT.
WE WERE UNABLE TO PRESENT IN
SITE TO WRITE A RACIALLY BIASED
CHARGES AT THIS TIME.
>> Reporter: THOSE WHO
WITNESSED THE MELEE FELT
HELPLESS.
WHAT IS YOUR TAKE AWAY ABOUT
WHAT YOU WITNESSED?
>> IT WAS A BIG SURPRISE.
IT'S A SHOCKER BECAUSE YOU DON'T
KNOW HOW PEOPLE WILL REACT
NOWADAYS.
>> Reporter: HOPING THE
INVESTIGATION DELIVERS JUSTICE.
LAW ENFORCEMENT CONTINUES TO
SOLICIT VIDEO FROM THE PUBLIC
AS THE INVESTIGATION IS STILL
ONGOING.
I SPOKE WITH A WOMAN WHO WAS ON
THE RIVERBOAT AND WATCHED THE
PROCESS PLAY OUT FOR 45
MINUTES.
SHE SAID IT WAS CLEAR WHAT WAS
GOING ON, ENTITLEMENT, THE MEN
DIDN'T WANT ANYTHING TO DO WITH
ORDERS.
>>> LOS ANGELES FOR AN
ESTIMATED 11,000 CITY WORKERS
TOOK TO THE STREETS FOR A ONE-
DAY STRIKE TO PROTEST OLD UNION
CONTRACT NEGOTIATIONS.
MIGUEL ALMAGUER HAS THAT STORY.
>> Reporter: WALKING OFF THE
JOB AND TO THE STEPS OF CITY
HALL, 11,000 LOS ANGELES CITY
WORKERS SHOWING STRENGTH IN
NUMBERS.
A ONE-DAY STRIKE, THE FIRST IN
MORE THAN 40 YEARS, AND
SHUTTING DOWN OR DISRUPTING
SERVICES IN THE NATION'S SECOND-
LARGEST CITY. >> PEOPLE ARE TIRED OF NOT
>> PEOPLE ARE TIRED OF NOT
BEING HEARD OR SEEN AND BEING
RESPECTED AND APPRECIATED.
>> Reporter: STALLED CONTRACT
NEGOTIATIONS, CITY CUSTODIANS
AND MAINTENANCE CREWS ARE SOME
OF THOSE WALKING THE PICKET
LINE.
IMPACTING SHUTTLE SERVICES AT
LAX, ANIMAL SHELTERS, TRASH
PICKUP ACROSS THE CITY, TRAFFIC
OFFICERS, AND LIFEGUARDS WERE
ALSO A NO SHOW.
>> WE FEEL WE BEEN SLAPPED IN
THE FACE AND WE ARE CHANGING
THE.
WE ARE SENDING A MESSAGE LOUD
AND CLEAR.
>> Reporter: EVEN THOUGH THE
CONTRACT DOES NOT EXPIRE UNTIL
THIS WINTER, LOCAL 721 SAYS THE
CITY IS NEGOTIATING IN BAD
FAITH.
IS THE UNION DEMANDS THE CITY
FILLED THOUSANDS OF VACANCIES
AND OFFER BETTER PAY AND
BENEFITS, THE MAYOR SAYS THE
CITY IS NOT SHUT DOWN AND WILL
CONTINUE BARGAINING IN GOOD
FAITH FOR FAIR CONTRACTS.
>> EVERYBODY DESERVE TO MAKE A
LIVING.
>> Reporter: IN WHAT HAS BECOME
A SUMMER OF STRIKES, CITY
WORKERS JOINED WRITERS, ACTORS,
AND HOTEL WORKERS IN LOS
ANGELES WHO HAVE BEEN ON THE
PICKET LINE FOR WEEKS.
THOUSANDS OF WORKERS REMAINED
UNITED OVER THEIR DIVISION WITH THE CITY.
THE CITY.
>>> THE CLEANUP IS UNDERWAY
ALONG THE EAST COAST AFTER A
LINE OF STRONG STORMS BLEW
THROUGH IN MORE SEVERE WEATHER
IS POSSIBLE TODAY.
>> IN MASSACHUSETTS, THE
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE
CONFIRMED TWO TORNADOES TOUCHED
DOWN IN THE SOUTHEAST PART OF
THE STATE. THOUSANDS WERE LEFT WITHOUT
THOUSANDS WERE LEFT WITHOUT
POWER AND IN OTHER PARTS OF THE
STATE, HEAVY RAINS FROM THE
STORM LEFT HER STRANDED IN
FLOODWATERS.
>> IN PENNSYLVANIA THERE
CLEANING UP AFTER A TORNADO
TOUCHDOWN THAT LED TO
WIDESPREAD POWER OUTAGES.
>> THIS FUNNEL CLOUD WAS CAUGHT
ON CAMERA IN COLORADO, THE
NORTHEASTERN PART OF THE STATE
WAS HIT HARD YESTERDAY.
THE STORMS BROUGHT HAIL, HEAVY
RAINS, FLOODING, AND KNOCKED
OUT POWER LINES IN SOME PARTS
OF THAT STATE.
>> WITH THAT LET'S GET A CHECK
OF YOUR MORNING NEWS NOW
FORECAST.
>> THAT MEANS ANGIE LASSMAN IS
HERE.
>>> SHOWERS AND THUNDERSTORMS
TO DEAL WITH.
WE WILL SEE IT THROUGHOUT THE
DAY TODAY.
SOME THUNDERSTORMS HAVE RAMPED
UP COMING OUT OF THE PLAINS AND
MOVING INTO THE MIDWEST AND
THAT'S THE GENERAL AREA WE
WILL SEE THE MOST IMPACTFUL
WEATHER TODAY BEFORE THE SYSTEM
WAS FURTHER TO THE EAST BY
TOMORROW.
TODAY FOR THE SUMMERTIME
THUNDERSTORMS, ST. LOUIS,
CINCINNATI AND STRETCHING TO
MEMPHIS COULD SEE STRONGER
STORMS BUT KANSAS TO TENNESSEE
IS THE BULL'S-EYE FOR THE
STRONGEST, POTENTIALLY SEVERE.
TOMORROW, AND THE MID-ATLANTIC
AND NORTHEAST WILL GET IN ON
THE ACTION AND WE WILL SEE SLOW-
MOVING STORMS LEAD TO FLOODING
CONCERNS.
LET'S TALK ABOUT THE SEVERE
THREAT.
TODAY, PADUCAH, FAYETTEVILLE,
NASHVILLE INCLUDED WITH THE
GREATEST CHANCE TO SEE
STRONGEST OF THE STORMS.
WIND GUSTS UP TO 60 MILES PER
HOUR FOR 20 MILLION PEOPLE. THE
POTENTIAL FOR HAIL UP TO AN
INCH AND CANNOT RULE OUT
TORNADOES ASSOCIATED WITH THESE
THUNDERSTORMS.
LITTLE ROCK, ST. LOUIS,
INDIANAPOLIS NEED TO BE ON
GUARD FOR THE POTENTIAL FOR US
TO SEE STORMS DEVELOPING, BUT
THAT COULD LAST INTO THE
EVENING AND OVERNIGHT.
WE HAVE MORE RAIN FALLING.
THIS IS SATURATED GROUND,
MULTIPLE ROUNDS OF SUMMER
STORMS WORKING THROUGH.
IT IS GOOD FOR THE CRAFT BUT WE
ARE MORE ON THE WAY FOR THIS
AREA.
LOCALIZED AMOUNTS UP TO 3 TO 5
INCHES.
WE HAVE A LOT OF GREEN AND THAT
MEANS QUARTER OF AN INCH TO
HALF AN INCH FOR ST. LOUIS,
CHARLESTON, WE WILL SEE SOGGY
CONDITIONS A CALL FOR THE
UMBRELLA AT LEAST THE NEXT
COUPLE OF DAYS.
TEMPERATURES ONCE AGAIN CALLING
FOR HEAT ALERTS FOR MORE THAN
50 MILLION PEOPLE, THE SAME
AREA.
I SOUND LIKE A BROKEN RECORD
BUT TRIPLE DIGITS ACROSS TEXAS.
THESE COULD BE RECORD-BREAKING
TEMPERATURES.
NOT OUR RECORD TODAY IN DALLAS
BUT 105. 99 FOR BROWNSVILLE.
NEW ORLEANS, POTENTIAL RECORD
WITH 98 DEGREES.
TALLAHASSEE, 97.
UNCOMFORTABLE CONDITIONS WHEN YOU'RE AT THE HUMIDITY. NOT
YOU'RE AT THE HUMIDITY. NOT
JUST TODAY BUT TOMORROW TOO.
TEMPERATURES OVER 100 AND AT
THE FEELS LIKE AND WE ARE
TALKING 110, 115 AND A LOT OF
SPOTS IN THE SAME AREA THAT HAS
BEEN DEALING WITH THIS.
DIFFERENT STORY IN THE NORTHERN
TIER OF THE EASTERN HALF OF THE
COUNTRY.
90s IN ST. LOUIS BUT TYPICAL
FOR THIS TIME OF YEAR.
PHILADELPHIA, MID-80s.
SATURDAY AND SUNDAY WITH
TEMPERATURES IN THE HIGH 80s.
LET'S TALK ABOUT THE RECORD
HEAT.
AUSTIN, 31 DAYS OF 100 PLUS
TEMPERATURES, ACTUAL
TEMPERATURES.
NEW ORLEANS COULD SEE RECORD
BREAKING TEMPERATURES OVER THE
NEXT FIVE DAYS.
TAMPA, SAME STORY, THE NEXT
FOUR DAYS, NOT MUCH BETTER.
MIAMI HAS HAD TWO CONSECUTIVE
DAYS WITH HEAT INDEX VALUES
OVER 109 DEGREES.
UNPRECEDENTED HEAT ACROSS MUCH
OF THIS AREA AND SOMETHING WE
DON'T EXPECT TO END ANYTIME
SOON.
>> I AM STARTING TO FEEL WEATHER
GUILT.
>>> IF YOU LIVE IN FLORIDA YOU
MIGHT WANT TO CHECK YOUR MEGA
MILLIONS TICKET. ONE LUCKY
WINNER FROM THE SUNSHINE STATE
HITS THE RECORD-BREAKING
JACKPOT OF NEARLY $1.6 BILLION.
FOR THE PLAYERS OTHER, HERE
THEY ARE.
THE WINNING MEGA MILLIONS
NUMBER, 32, 19, 13, 33, AND 20
WITH A GOLD MEGA BALL 14.
THE WINNER HAS THE OPTION OF
WALKING AWAY WITH A LUMP SUM OF
$783 MILLION ARE BEING PAID
THROUGH AN ANNUITY OVER THE
NEXT 30 YEARS.
THE JACKPOT HAS BEEN CLIMBING
OVER THE LAST FOUR MONTHS.
THE LAST TIME SOMEONE HIT THE
LOTTO WAS APRIL 18 FOR GRAND
PRIZE OF $20 MILLION.
THIS MARKS THE LARGEST JACKPOT
TO WORK IT IN MEGA MILLIONS
HISTORY AND THE LARGEST U.S.