on corroborating those claims. . take a closer look on your tv screens there. you can see that man right there is 60-year-old frederick eboa, we told you how he's accused of inappropriately touching a female patient of his and police did not elaborate on details in this investigation but we have learned that he has been a registered nurse in virginia for 18 years. and as of right now, facing sexual assault charges, and is being held without based on. now, the hospital has since put out a statement saying that he is on administrative leave while this investigation is ongoing. of course, we will continue to monitor the story and let you know if anything else comes to light here. in the meantime full of you've been a victim of sexual assault, call your local authorities. reporting live at prince william's county police headquarters tonight. krysten leon fox 5 local

that's the most indecent thing you can do to anyone. urine, anything. it's just a atrocious. >> hard to believe that someone would do that >> in this day and age? no. have you seen what's going around? it's ridiculous. >> this is a disgusting assault that still has everyone in shock tonight. a dc woman has been arrested after she tossed urine in the face of a metrobus driver >> metro said she admitted and turned herself in, matt ackland is live in southwest with more. matt? >> reporter: jim, sarah, yeah, opal brown was arrested and brought to an npd police

as disgusting as we told you about yesterday. we're told by metro that before she threw this urine on the bus driver, they have video of her on the bus filling up that cup. from this to this and just about 24 hours. many tonight asking who would flash urine in the face of a bus driver? police say it was this woman, opal brown. this is a picture taken of her early this morning when she allegedly admitted to police she threw the urine on the driver. opal's facebook page says, quote, ok, you know it was me who did the bad stuff to the metro operator. it goes on to say. the metro operator was being very rude. the post said at 2:40 in the morning, she walked up to metro police, these pictures of the officer included in the posts, saying she confessed because it was on her heart all day. she said transit police

felt like a celebrity. end quote. so we did try to speak with brown today. we went to her home but she was not there. we're told that she was arrested around noon today. why wasn't she arrested early this morning when she went to police? apparently there was no warrant for her at the time. so they decided to meet up today. that's when she volunteered to meet with police, she was arrested and brought here in just a few minutes ago. i learned from the u.s. state attorney that she will not be released tonight. she will spend the night in jail. her first court appearance will be tomorrow. life in southwest, matt ackland, fox 5 local news. maryland man facing charges in connection with a fire bomb attack at a liquor store that left two employees hurt. kevin edwards is accused of throwing a molotov cocktail inside

maryland. the device hit two employees >> apparently there had been some type of ongoing dispute between the people in the store allegedly and the suspect. whatever had occurred, occurred some time ago. either early in that day or earlier. and he returned to the store with the molotov cocktail. >> one being treated for serious burns the second treated and released. charged with first and second degree assault arson and reckless endangerment. the motive is unclear. the federal government is opened up a brand new investigation surrounding the trump international total in dc and at issue is the government's multi-million lease that allowed the organization to convert the old post office into a luxury hotel tom fitzgerald is live on pennsylvania avenue tonight. more on this story. fitz? >> reporter: jim and sarah, good evening, this hotel has been the source of controversy

since the day it opened its doors. now, remember, the trump organization refurbished and redeveloped this hotel, but the trump organization does not only this building. the old post, it is leased to the trump organization from the federal government. taxpayers own this building and tonight, two government organizations are now looking into that lease. how it is being handled by the government and the trump organization. those two agencies, one of them is government accountability office is probing the general services administration out leasing program. now, that cleared the way for the trump lease contract. that is also being looked into by the inspector general of the general services administration itself. its own ig now launching this probe. flashback back to 2013, that's when then businessman donald trump signed a

the old post office building. it's just been sitting there empty. nothing going on inside of it. after a multi-million renovation, the trump organization cut the ribbon and opened the doors on a luxury high end hotel here on pennsylvania avenue. now, the lease prevents anyone in the government from benefitting from the terms of the lease. you might remember, president trump announced he was turning his businesses over to his adult sons. however, was going to retain opener. virginia congressman generally conley told fox 5 it will work with others in congress to make sure these probes go forward without any interference. >> we certainly can press the hearings, we've had -- we did have our own forum on conflicts of interest. this came up in december and we'll do more of that. as we get closer to the mid term

republican friends are going to suddenly have more interest in the conflict of interest subject. because this administration is replete with those conflicts and sadly the president has been singularly insensitive to that topic. >> reporter: what's raising eyebrows about all of this though is the timing of this. it was only back in march when the gao sent a letter, a 166 page letter to the trump organization in new york telling them they had reviewed the lease and in the geo's opinion, the trump organization was in compliance with what the government asked. live tonight, tom fitzgerald fox 5 local news. coming up, the aftermath of hurricane harvey. >> we're screaming and hollering at them. hollering. we really thought we lost them. >> a man found fighting for his life clinging to a tree as

the efforts to get him to safety. >> look at this. we're inside, they got people all in the bleachers. they got mattresses on top of tables, people on top of tables. >> unbelievable. supposed to be a storm shelter and was holding hundreds of people and now being overrun by flood waters. the evacuate es saying they're seeing inside >> harvey made a third landfall as a tropical storm and still bringing up a punishable amount of rain to parts of the gulf coast. luckily harvey will be on the move. how that impacts your weekend and look at tonight's forecast as fox 5 local news returns after this. after this.

harvey has made landfall once again. this time near the texas louisiana border. it's giving the city break but the damage is done. record saiding storm dropped more than four feet of rain on parts of texas and so far being blamed more than 20 deaths but as crews make their way, that number could go up. meanwhile 10,000 more national guard members being

>> inside -- man, inside, look at this. we're inside. they got people all in the bleachers. they got mattresses on top of chests. people on top of tables. people in the bleachers, people sleeping on the cots. make no sense, very, very unsanitary. you can't even pick your seat up to walk, you're stomping trying to get through the water. stuff is floating. they got bugs inside. spiders. they got forgots and there are babies, forgot babies. >> like they got nowhere to go. conditions keep getting worse at the shelter near houston, the civic center in port arthur has been overrun, evacuate es were forced to leave. cots abandoned on the floor and no idea where they will go. we're getting a look at some amazing rescues as well that are happening in texas, this is video out of beaumont

when he heard a call for help from the tree, you can see the man was clinging to some of the tree branchs in some of his video when the waters were raging, a photographer called police, and another crew member, grabbed some men with a boat to help. they through the man a rope and drove the boat into the trees and able to pull him to safety. meanwhile, thousands of homes across parts of texas remain swamped, nearly 50,000 damaged or destroyed >> let's go to texas, ashley from our sister station in austin in texas with an update on conditions. we're seeing the pictures, it's unreal and you're seeing it first hand. >> yeah, it's unreal just look at this river behind me, river which runs into lake houston it is up 20 to 25 feet. now, also, i mean, at this point, no boats can pass de

passing over here to go to the lake and homes are completely under water, now, just to let you know more than 800 people rescued mostly by volunteers, they took it upon themselves to come out here and grab them, because they were trapped. take a look at this bridge, this is west lake houston bridge, we were just told by authorities, that yes, the water is receding and it's going down, by 11:00 tonight, they are opening up that damn, so all the water is going to rush back in and those people that are still inside that did not want to leave, because they thought they were safe, they now may be at risk. more than 800 people like i said have already been rescued but there are still dozens that are inside of their home, they had enough food and water for the next several days, they thought they could stay. now it's -- you know, they're trying to make decision. a lot of boats are heading out here, double-checking, triple checking trying to make sure if they need to get out, they need to get out now becau

they're opening that damn. we think we're getting a little bit of relief but now, since they're opening the damn the water will rush back in again, this is the san gisdo water. it's just a devastating scene and now that, you know, be people are getting help, it's sad to think that others may be at risk now. >> i know you said and we've seen in the video at lot of volunteers that seem to be rescuing people. where is the national guard? are you seeing them? are you hearing exactly where they're being deployed and what exactly they're doing down there? . >> reporter: yeah, you know, i actually saw them yesterday. i spoke to one, and he said this is the worst he has ever seen, this was in spring texas, they were doing water rescues yesterday. there were a couple there, they're kind of disbursed in different areas, they're getting 911 calls, you know, one after

first responders are spread thin, they're relying on community medics who have their own boats coming out here to do these rescues. so they told me today, that mostly community volunteers out here doing the work. >> sounds to say stay safe but we appreciate your insight and good luck over the next couple months. of the aftermath of harvey. we may have issues with harvey of our own. nothing like we've seen down south, of course, right now. pretty nice outside, but that could change over the next few days >> we start to see remnants break off and remnants of those remnants come and hit various area, we may be seeing that soon, caitlin >> unfortunately, an interruption for our hollywood weekend jim and sarah. storms got to go somewhere. of once it moves over the lower 48 gets picked up by the jet stream it means into our neck of the woods. that's probably what we'll see happening. here is h

how far north the outermost rain bands are pushing into portions of northern tennessee, south carolina, won't be long before they get into virginia. center of circulation over southwestern louisiana and the outermost rain bands around the center of circulations still really heavy rain, and parts of southeast it does still getting that. looks like beaumont area getting a break, houston has been out of the rain all day. lake charles up through the texas louisiana border seeing the circular motion, this should start to move quickly. harvey at the moment. a tropical storm with winds sustained at 40 miles an hour that movement at eight miles an hour, that's the fastest it's been since it formed reformed along the gulf last friday and made landfall. watch the progression over the next 24 hours, moves into the tennessee valley by friday. by saturday afternoon, it's just towards our west over southern ohio. however, the rain will be way out ahead of the center of these

impacting us as early as friday. we have thing in tropical storm system,er ma with winds sustained. expected to be a category 2 hurricane by friday. looks like it would be a threatening storm but so far away and so many miles to cover in the atlantic, we're not going to worry about erma. until it pose as threat. what a beautiful wednesday, 78 in washington. and we saw the sunshine return after a rainy tuesday. beautiful evening, temperatures in the mid 70's partly cloudy, we will see partly cloudy skies as we go through tonight and a couple of rain chances return to the forecast by thursday, that and tracking harvey's remnants in your seven-day forecast still ahead. jim and sarah it was a local story. a state university student killed. a medical

first trying to fight child leukemia and why it's different from previous treatments. that's coming up. a tearful reunion between a firefighter an woman whose life he saved. the small mistake he made that day which led him to finding her on the side of the road nearly dead. we're back after this. we're

s. you may remember this from a couple of months ago, a graduation gown draped over an empty tea chair, which second lieutenant would have sat in. >> the 23-year-old was tragically killed. same weekend he was set to graduate. a siren at bowie state be a single chime of a bell at the university of maryland signalled a moment of silence, the moment of reflection was held at 12:05. he was allegedly stabbed to death by former university of maryland stude

he was a suspect of a racist online group >> i believe it's an appropriate time for us to reflect on the memory of lieutenant collins, but also an opportunity for us to move forward. we need to do more. we can't have people standing by doing nothing. everyone need to be involved at the university. it's across the state. it's across the nation. according to the university of maryland, today's moment of reflection launches a year of campus-wide actions and dialogues to help combat racism and violence. in prince george's county, family friends came out to remember a 6-year-old girl who's life was cut short by an attack. >> they were found stabbed to death, today, nadira's loved ones held a viewing and funeral service in a church in land dover, her 25-year-old brother antonio williams allegedly confessed. currently being

bond on murder charges in prince george's county, a woman was saved by first responders. 22-year-old got into car accident and flipped over the side of 301 in brandywine >> she became entangled in her seatbelt and choking to death a firefighter heading to work happened to notice her headlights off and on the side of road. >> we went into the ravine released her from the wreckage and called her for help. today she visited the fire station and thanked the man who saved her life. >> meet brianna and her mom audrey >> the only think i can think to say is thank you. i'm i ternally grateful, every day i inspire to be that way, admire that in you and i thank you >> i don't know what made me go that way. actually, i was coming here. i you don't have the happened to take a wrong turn >> you were laying like

your feet were up by the dashboard. your head was by the headrest, but you were wrapped in the seatbelt, you had your head hyper extended all the way back. once i released pressure, you were small enough that you slipped through the seatbelt and when you hit the ground on the other side, started breathing again. >> every mother's worst nightmare to think that a child will not make it home but when we heard the story of how brianna was rescued, i burst into tears and every single day i'm thankful and it's almost like brianna has a new birthday. >> you heard it. the officer saying he happened to take a wrong turn, so he was just in the right place at the right time. president trump unveil his tax plan >> ronica cleary on this story >> we haven't seen tax reform in this country over 30 years. now president trump said he got all the answers. of we're going to break

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. police looking for the person or persons responsible for shooting two teens in the northwest in the 3500 block of south dac avenue. one teen was taken from the scene, the other arrived at the hospital by other means, both suffered nonlife-threatening injuries. two separate tractor-trailer crashes causing major delays in northern virginia. they happened along i95. the crash shut down traffic between quantico and dumb frees for hours, one person to the hospital north korea word on condition >> a dc man is under arrest for allegedly inappropriately touching a teenage girl on the metro. faces felony sexual abuse charges, a teenage girl told police she was riding a red line train when he asked her for money, she claims he touched her in a sexual manner and exposed himself before getting off at the glenmont station. today, the president delivered remarks in missouri on his call for

reform >> ronica cleary live at the white house with a look at the plan and how it could affect you. ronica? >> reporter: jim and sarah. well, the last time we saw comprehensive tax reform in this country was over 30 years ago during the reagan administration. republicans have tried to push for more. since that time, but they've had no success. well, today, president trump, he put out a plan for comprehensive tax reform, and he put on a lot -- he put a lot of pressure on congress to make that happen >> this is our once in a generation opportunity to deliver real tax reform for every day hard working americans. and i am fully committed to working with congress to get this job done. i don't want to be disappointed by congress. do you understand me? do you understand? do you understand? congress.

i think congress is going to make a come back. i hope so. >> reporter: well, what did the plan actually entail. he laid out four key points in his remarks, it can be simple, fair and easy to understand. it's a common point we've heard from republicans. the idea that you could fill out your tacks on a piece of paper or a post card then he says the tax reform will create more jobs and higher wages. he'd like to see tax relief for middle classes but the fourth point lowering the corporate tax rate to 15%. the united states currently has one of the highest corporate tax rates in the world. what does all that mean for you? and your every day life when it comes to april 15th? i spoke with alex henry, he is at americans for tax reform, this is a kind of organization, oppose all tax increases, and a matter of principal. here's why he believes that the

your life a lot easier. >> on one hand we'll have more take-home pay. then they will also no longer need to worry about all these confusing deductions and credits. instead, 95% of taxpayers can take that simpler standard deduction and file on that post card. >> reporter: now, interestingly enough, when the president made his remarks today, he did not just attempt to appeal to republican, he also put that heavy hand on democrats as well. saying that people, republican, democrats and independents need to work together. democrats are not responding, saying, sure, that sounds great. take a look at the tweet from nancy pilosi she posted in light of remarks, massive tax cuts to the rich conservative magic trickle down to the middle class, don't fall for trump's flawed logic. #not one penny and what democrats mean when they say not one penny, they don't want tos a single sent of tax reductions

billionaires or corporations. what do you think about the future of tax reform in america? weigh in we're going to bring back the pulse of the people on 5at630 share your thoughts and use that hash tag, 5at630 ronica cleary. we're going to continue our peaceful pressure campaign as i have described it work allies and china as well. to see if we can bring the regional in pyongyang to the table. >> on the topic, rex tillerson taking a calm approach on fox news sunday but after the latest missile test. the president is sending a message. the u.s. has been talking to north korea and paying them extortion money 25 years. talking is not the answer. tweet comes hours after navy forces

ballistic missile off the coast of hawaii. part of a new defense system at sea. meantime north korea continues to threaten the u.s. and alleys as its promises more aggression and hints it's firing missiles towards guam. north korea released photos of kim jong-un smiling as he inspect as missile launch, the leader is calling for more weapons tests targeting the pacific ocean a day after his military fired a ballistic missile over japan. so far, north korea conducted 13 missile launches this year the human rights chief is speaking out about the violence that unfolded in charlottesville. take a look. >> in charlottesville, what we saw on the streets of charlottesville was an abomination. from human rights perspective, it was a nightmare. and to cause these news organizations safe does

to individual journalists in this way. i have to ask the question, is this not an insightment for others to attack journalists? and let's assume a journalist is harmed from one of these organizations. does the president then not bear responsibility for this? >> he also said he had concerns over president trump's pardoning of sheriff joe arpaio from arizona. a big medical breakthrough in the fight against cancer, the fda approved a ground breaking treatment for childhood leukemia. the medicine genetically engineer as patient's own blood cells to seek and destroy the disease. it comes with serious side effects but the promising news is one test found wasn't-time infusion put 80% of hard to treat patients into remission. >> if you're searching instagram

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and it's a direct result of hurricane harvey. these little guys, we need to find a home for some of these guys and we'll come back and talk about how you can maybe take him home. how can you resist that face? caitlin, you need a dog, don't you? >> i can't resist that face, i might be sold. gary thank you, what a wonderful story you need to see that coming up after the break. also how about our weather, 78 partly cloudy skies, much improved from the wet soaked tuesday that we had. of we got more rain in the forecast, thanks to the remnants of tropical storm harvey, i'll have that on the other side of the break when fox 5 news at 5:00 returns. eturns

icy live pictures of what is left after harvey moved through. we were just seeing moments ago, an air rescue taking place. we believe it's still the same perhaps aircraft that is hopefully flying around looking for folks or taking someone back to safety. but you can see the -- the amount of damage that governor was saying earlier today, that this is larger in scope than hurricane sandy, hurricane katrina even. that gives you an idea how big this is. >> this area is about 85 miles east or so of houston, as the storm made its way over there, obviously, it's bright and sunny right now. as you look outside there. but clearly, when you see some of the boats, they were just tossed around like toys out there. so they have also been doing -- because the camera has been moving around. we also saw right before we came back t

going on. of there continue to lower baskets to pluck people out of the water. we'll keep an eye on this, again, it's far from over. down there in texas, we've been talking about houston so much but you got to remember that are other areas affected by harvey. let's go back to houston, several hundred have found she would inside the lakewood church in houston, joel osteen opened up after critics blasted him. osteen explained why he didn't first open the church >> the mayor was asking people not to get on the roadways, this building was close flooding. it was within a foot of coming over our flood gate. also, our staff and building engineers and people nobody was here. you know, it's not like we can ask them to come out. the fact is we're here to help people. the notion that we would turn people away is totally not who lakewood has been for the last 60 years and not who it is

>> church can accommodate always 17,000 people. also being used a distribution center for the massive amounts of supplies being donated for those who need. harvey is also displaced a number of animals in houston and many are being relocated. some to dc this week. now, the human rescue alliance is looking for animal loveses in our area >> gary mcgrady is live in northwest with more and who is that guy you derived us to before? . >> reporter: that's bowie. he has a friend and his friend's name is blitz. listen. if you've been watching the pictures from down in houston and you want to be able to help and you think what can i do to help? we're so far away. here's an opportunity and you couple that with maybe your thinking in the back of your mind you'd like to have a pet, dog or cat and we have just the way to do that. meet stephanie shane with the humane rescue alliance. you have a program here and you want t

and the hands of people now, because you got a make room >> we do we have dogs and cats coming from area. we need to empty our shelter so we can make space for those animals. we know they're coming. >> reporter: do you know how many >> the number keeps growing, we have about 20 coming now, but we have been told we should expect for number to increase. especially catsly we expect a lot more admits. we're reminding people, thinking about adopting come on down and we have a wonderful donation offer. and we have a donation offer from mark scherzer. they have offered to cover the adoption fees for all adoptions starting tomorrow, thursday, through sunday. because they know how critical it is that we make space in our shelter to bring in animals rescue. >> that's a good point. how long does the process take? and how much would that cost, of course now it would be free if you get in in that win

of time >> you can bring an animal home the same day. we encourage people if you think you're ready to bring an animal home that day you can come and find somebody who's ready to leave day. adoption fees range from $85 up to about $200 depending on >> that's substantial >> depending on the animal and the age of the animal. but erica and max have pledged because they know how important it is we get these kennels empty they're going to cover those adoption fee >> hold on a minute. ok. this is bowie and this is blitz. bowie is the black and white. how long have they been here? how do you know -- blitz >> they're both about three months old and they just been here a couple of weeks. and you know, delightful little animals ready to find a family for themselves. >> you can come in and basically take home a

>> we got a lot more who are in need of homes. they need homes because they need homes added value here is making safe for animal whose need to be rescued. >> reporter: caitlin come on, this is perfect. you got blitz right here and bowie. they clearly love people and maybe jim and sarah. i'll find one later. how about that? would you be interested? if anybody, everybody to come pick up dogs. >> anyone watching, please, anyone you know that wants to adopt and been think about it. the fact that the scherzers are covering the adoption fees this weekend, gary, that's huge >> isn't that great >> they just finalized in a few minutes ago. i'm glad we were able to break that news. >> yes. >> any luck we'll have a bunch of dog s named max or erica ka or scherzer. >> thanks >> or basketball. >> they love you, gary. >> they're so cute. ? i'll take them to both home. >> many more

>> let talk about what we got coming up. yesterday compared to today, big improvement >> super nice. very short weather cast i'm told, let me ge get to it. clouds increasing but we had a beautiful day, let's get straight to the graphic, tracking harvey's remnants as we get into the weekend, because that's going to be pivot toll. and harvey can be a big player, here's tropical storm harvey right now, center made landfall in louisiana, you still see heavy rain along the texas/louisiana border, the outermost rain bands in the tennessee valley. home here we had a beautiful day, couple of thunder showers popping up. you see them around charlottesville. i believe they stay out towards the west and were quiet but we will see the chance of showers, a cold front approaches for tomorrow. temperatures are fantastic. 78 in dc

suffocate in baltimore. 76 in annapolis, 77 out at dulles, as the cold front approaches, it will be warm, high temperatures will be back into 80's but a cool fall-like air mass behind it will allow that shower chance, mainly in the afternoon, few showers, possible a thunderstorm but that could be a stretch. your planning forecast for tomorrow, dry to begin, partly cloudy 71, temperatures jumped towards 80 by the launch hour, it's nice and mild slight chance of a thunderstorm, 82 there by the ends of the day. here are the remnants, it will be disorganized shell what, if any, harvey was, but plenty of moisture, by the 8:00 a.m. plenty of showers, i believe this gets in earlier than saturday, probably more like friday evening, but friday into the saturday time frame best chance to see rain it should be out by sunday and even some of the model guidance says it might clear out by saturday. 83 tomorrow with

storm. 71 with showers there on friday. 72 on saturday, looks nice sunday, labor day and beyond. that's a look at your seven-day forecast. we'll be right back.

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the 56th annual, this year templates with fans and reminders of the franchising ever fading glory days, on the menu is the same entree they've been serving up six seasons, hope. for the second straight year, kirk cousins voted the teams offensive player of the year, ryan kerrigan name defends player. on the eve of tomorrow's preseason tune-up. today was part party, part fashion show, at least for safety dj swearjer >> look good any way you going. try to do that anywhere i go. >> his choice selection. kind of dress down for the occasion. i was came a little

the guy beat me today >> you get a look at a lot of our guys, it was a great opportunity for them. show us what they can do and the league >> the next few days was conscious about the guys fighting for to make the team and things like that and, you know, minds are on them right now. and then when tomorrow ends and the cuts go down it will be filled up. baseball there's a glimmer of hope for a harper return, nats skipper dust debaker. doused the optimism. let alone playing baseball. kind of activity he's been able to do, no time table has been given for his return. sports teams have come together in their own way to help those affected by hurricane harvey. houston basketball coach put this call couple days ago, shirts and

families and send it to his office and he'll get the clothes, constant retweets, from college and high school teams donated. here's the shipment that maryland coach mark tur giare sending, shoes, t-shirts, georgetown, shirts and sneaker, if you go to coach samson's twitter feeds. it's constant retweets. giving and giving. shoes and shirts. >> all right, we'll be right back.

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. this is fox 5 local news at 6:00. straight ahead, relief for some and more worry for others across the gulf coast.

break from the rain this as the storm is threatening other communities. i'm lauren blanchard in dickinson texas, i'll have the latest straight ahead. plus fox 5 has new details about the woman accused of a disgusting attack on a metrobus driver. >> the emotional reunion between an off-duty firefighter and a young woman trapped in a manning gelled wreck. . first at 6:00, the gulf coast, still under water after harvey hammered houston days >> tropical storm harvey made landfall again. this time harvey made landfall just west of cameron, louisiana. the storm still packing winds of 45 miles per hour and will dump heavy rain on new orleans and other parts of louisiana. harvey is expected to weaken and head north next. even as harvey moves on, the damage is done. the record setting storm dropped some more than 51 inches of rain on parts of texas, and so