In the day's other headlines, a series of tornadoes killed at least two people in northwestern Indiana and leveled homes and businesses in neighboring Illinois.

An elderly couple was killed when a tornado struck their home in Lake Village, Indiana.

Fire officials there say at least 10 others were injured.

And in Kankakee, Illinois, a tornado flattened entire neighborhoods. Residents

were left in shock, while the city's mayor expressed relief that lives were spared.

It was just devastation. It remind me of the movie Twister.

We're very fortunate that where the tornado did come through at the city of Kinkkee was mostly our commercial

industrial area and not heavy residential area, but it has suffered significant damage.

That same weather system swamped roads and places in and around Grand Rapids, Michigan

and reportedly dropped hail the size

of golf balls. And there's more bad weather ahead. Widespread storms with damaging winds will

stretch from Houston, Texas, all the way through the mid-Atlantic and up to Philadelphia.

The Department of Homeland Security reactivated its global entry program early this morning.

The fast track service for pre-approved travelers entering the U.S. was paused last month because

of the partial government shutdown.

A DHS spokesperson said the decision was intended to help alleviate the disruptions to travelers

caused by the shutdown.

A handful of U.S. airports have seen long security lines and delays lasting for hours

in recent days amid a shortage of airport screeners.

U.K. Prime Minister Kirstarmer was warned of their reputational risk in appointing Peter

Mandelson as U.S. ambassador due to his ties to Jeffrey Epstein.

That's according to documents released today by the British government.

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