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30 million people across the Southwest and Midwest are in the storm's path.

Alex Perez is in Dallas with the latest.

Alex?

Hey Leslie, we got more rain here overnight in Dallas and we're dealing with a light drizzle here right now, but there are roads is still roads like this one closed because all of that water now from here in Texas all the way to the Midwest.

Guys,

still a ways to go.

Alex Perez for us.

Thank you.

We turn now to the torrential rain and flash flooding stretching from Texas to Illinois with 30 million people in the storm path.

Alex Perez is in Dallas with the latest.

Good morning, Alex.

Hey, good morning, Rebecca.

Tonight, more than 30 million Americans under alerts for dangerous flooding and damaging winds.

Lee Goldberg standing by with the forecast and Alex Perez tonight from Dallas.

Tonight, 30 million from Texas to the Midwest are under the gun as powerful storms wreak havoc.

In Fort Worth, cars, trucks, and even a city bus got swallowed by floods near Arlington Heights High School just as students were arriving this morning.

The system moving east now, covering hundreds of miles from Texas to the Midwest.

ABC's Alex Perez, the severe storms in the Dallas area also led to the cancellation of some 750 flights nationwide.

The bad weather also forcing President Trump to drive from Texas to Oklahoma.

The closure of a tiny airport in the middle of the Pacific could affect the price of airline tickets all around the world.

So Ginger Zee standing by to track this out.

And Alex Perez with the images right here tonight.

Tonight, a massive tornado touching down northwest of Wichita.

The twister, spotted by chasers near the town of Roselle, tearing up farmland as millions brace for more severe storms and life-threatening floods.

And David, with flash flooding expected, the Texas governor has pre-positioned hundreds of rescue teams and vehicles should they be needed.

Dallas here and much of Texas bracing for several hours of heavy rain tonight.

David? Alex Perez there on the weather tonight for us.

Alex, thanks.

The jury taking less than three hours to return their verdict.

ABC's Alex Perez leading us off tonight.

Tonight, after deliberating less than three hours, an Ohio jury has found former pastor and one-time American Idol contestant, Caleb Flynn, guilty of killing his wife, Ashley, and staging the murder to look like a home invasion.

We, the jury, in this case, being duly empaneled and sworn, find the defendant, Caleb C. Flynn, guilty of murder.

Caleb Flynn could face life in prison without parole when sentenced.

David?

Alex Perez leading us off on this verdict late today.

Alex, thank you.

That former mistress emotionally testified about the more than 100,000 messages they exchanged and read several where they discussed wanting Flynn's wife dead.

ABC's Alex Perez, Florida Thursday night, carrying its 16th execution of the year and in Tennessee, another execution.

The FBI now looking into a hacking incident involving its own employees.

ABC's Pierre Thomas.