Breaking tonight severe storms across the country as millions travel for the holiday and now a new tropical threat in the Gulf

The tragic death of a hockey star killed along with his brother the night before their sister's wedding, and two new deaths in the northeast from the West Nile virus. First, those severe storms on the move. More than 30 million

people facing weather threats, damaging winds, torrential rains, and

flash flooding heading to the northeast. Our weather team tracking several

tropical systems including a new storm churning in the Gulf.

NHL All-Star Johnny Goodreau, along with his brother Matthew, killed while riding bikes in New Jersey by a suspected drunk driver.

The brothers, set to be groomsman today for their sister's wedding.

The team calling it an unimaginable tragedy, what we're learning about the horrific collision.

The race for the White House and the abortion battle heating up.

Donald Trump saying a six-week abortion

ban is too short but moments ago insisting he'll vote to keep the ban in Florida.

Trump also promising to pay for IVF. His campaign scrambling to explain his shifting positions

as Kamala Harris's team says voters aren't stupid. Terry Moran on the campaign trail.

The mosquito-born virus alert, two new deaths from West Nile

virus in New Jersey, cases reported in dozens of states and concern for the

rare and deadly triple-e virus, especially in the Northeast.

The precautions you can take this holiday weekend.

Overseas tonight, day three of Israel sweeping raids in the West Bank.

Israeli police say they kill the Hamas commander.

While in Gaza, the IDF acknowledging, they struck another aid convoy.

Back here in the US, a Dallas police officer gunned down while sitting in his patrol car. He was just months on the job

after years as a high school math teacher. Late today one of the doctors accused in

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