In the day's other headlines, millions across the Midwest are closing out a brutal week of summer-like storms with even more extreme weather expected tonight and through the weekend.

A huge chunk of the country is facing the risk of severe storms, stretching from the southern U.S. border to the Great Lakes.

That includes Wisconsin, where at least one person has died amid what local forecasters are calling unprecedented weather this past week.

That includes seven confirmed tornadoes and more than 100 severe thunderstorm warnings.

Milwaukee set a new record for rain in April, and the month is barely halfway over.

The U.S. Senate today approved a short-term renewal of a controversial surveillance program used by U.S. spy agencies.

All in favor say aye.

Aye.

All opposed?

No.

The eyes appear to have it.

The eyes do have it.

The bill is passed.

The measure passed by what's known as a voice vote and extends a part of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act or FISA until April 30th.

That gives lawmakers more time for negotiations after an effort to renew the program for five years failed late last night in the House.

President Trump has pressured lawmakers for an 18-month

extension. FISA allows for the warrantless collection of foreign communications on U.S. soil.

Officials argue it's key to stopping terrorism and espionage, but critics have raised privacy

concerns. In California, musician David is being held without bail after his arrest yesterday in connection

with the death of a missing teenage girl.

The 21-year-old star, whose real name is David Burke, has millions of followers on social media,

and he created the anthem for the video game Fortnite.

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