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man who knew nick harvey called the police and said -- >> nick harvey came to him and offered him some money, several hundred dollars to say heyu drive me down to long beach? >> reporter: he agreed. they met at a park and ride parking lot, and he drove nick's car. the driver also said nick told him why he needed to go to long beach. >> nick harvey said he was an enforcer for the local drug dealers up there. so he thought he was coming down just for that one reason. >> reporter: honestly, he had no idea the agenda included murder, said the driver. >> he never knew that he was going to come down to take someone's life. >> reporter: of course, the guy was probably lying. so they put him under arrest. anyway, his claim that he thought he was driving a drug enforcer didn't make a lick of sense. the notion that suburban housewife lynn schockner was somehow tangled up with drug dealers and had been targeted for execution was frankly preposterous. lynn had been living a quiet life for 25 years, married to a man with a lot going for him. >> he was a wealthy man. >> reporter: for years, fred earned top dollar in the aerospace industry.

hey, rob. >> reporter: hi, david. it's been a nightmare for travelers and very difficult to get around houston. certainly reminiscent of harvey, though, not five feet of rain, 40 inches falling. check it out on this radar estimate. and some of that two feet of rain coming in less than 12 hours. that's where you get that flash flooding. the rainfall now, the heaviest is south of houston. we still have flash flood warnings that are posted until after midnight. imelda will begin to wring itself out. active tropics. three storms in the pacific. two hurricanes in the atlantic. humberto lashing per bermuda wi 1 100-mile-an-hour winds. jerry will make a run at bermuda next week. and in houston and texas, storms in the gulf can certainly pop up quickly. david? >> rob marciano with us tonight, as well. rob, thank you. >>> next tonight, to those frightening moments onboard a delta flight at 39,000 feet. the plane suddenly plunging 30,000 feet. passengers were texting loved ones, saying "i love up." oxygen masks suddenly dropping. pilots putting the plane into a controlled descent into the middle of all this, as they tried to figure out

hey, good morning, eva. you know, these heavy, extreme rainfall events like harvey and imelda is a signal of a warming climate. now that moisture is heading up towards the north and the waters are painfully receding slowly across parts of southeast texas. those folks are still reeling from the impacts of this slow-moving system. this morning, imelda's death toll rising. now five fatalities at the hands of this relentless storm. parts of southeast texas engulfed by more than 43 inches of rain. the tropical storm inundating streets, swallowing cars and blocking traffic for those trying to get out. officials and volunteers out helping the hundreds trapped in floodwaters including an improbable rescue of a mother and daughter stuck in this ditch. >> all i seen is her vehicle hit that water, and i'm thinking, oh, my god. i'm going to stand here and watch this woman die. >> reporter: a 16-year-old football player saving the day. >> i see her pick up her baby's head. i could tell she didn't know how to swim so i jumped into the water. i grabbed her by her waist and pushed her up making sure she was on dry land and g

harvey there two years ago. we are live on the ground in texas, with the very latest on the issue there. hi, casey. >> heyeve first of all just when i hear hurricane harvey two years ago, it seems almost like yesterday we were standing not far from here, reporting on that natural disaster, and all too familiar of a feeling this go around which was not a hurricane but just a system that sat here and dumped so much rain, and now this area is in recovery mode. you can see the intersection in this neighborhood back here of huffman, texas, is still under water. we've been showing that to you all day. although since we have been here, we've watched it recede gradually. but in the lower-lying areas, an awful lot of homes are still under water, and it is going to take a bit of time before they're able to dry out. now, we want to tell you that further east of here and north of here is where the heaviest rains fell, like in the communities of where we are and over in beaumont, port arthur texas where more than 2 feet of rain came down in 48 hours. can you imagine? 2 feet in isolated spots, and as we said, sadly so

hey, everybody! welcome back. ladies and gentlemen, my next guests tonight are the pulitzer prize-winning journalists who broke the harvey the revolutionary #metoo movement that followed in its is called "she said." please welcome jodi kantor and megan twohey! ♪ ♪ ( applause ) >> stephen: hi. thanks for being here. >> we're glad to be here. >> stephen: i have followed your work closely, especially the last couple of years, and i'm really looking forward to your book, some of which i have read already. it's called "she said." and it's about breaking the sexual harassment story that helped ignite a movement. you both won the pulitzer prize in 2018. not for investigative reporting, but for public service. which is the best pulitzer prize, right? ( applause ) that is the best? is that the best one? >> it meant a lot to us. >> stephen: it's the best one. this reporting that you did-- just to remind everybody-- it ignited a movement, a change in our viniculture and had ramifications across not only harvey weinstein's industry but across many, and many people's lives. when you went to publish that original article, did you know

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harvey, they are getting hit again. fox 26 houston reporter is in houston tonight, greg, good evening to you, what can you tell us there? >> heyked behind me, a houston road completely underwater. residents cut off from their homes and families. it is a scene being replicated all over the greater houston area as tropical storm dumped a monster load of rainfall that has paralyzed traffic on major highways and forced hundreds of high water rescues. a recurring theme today, you mentioned it, is this as bad as hurricane harvey? many say ten to 20 inches of rain was just as severe, just as debilitating. this is still an evolving disaster with a couple more inches of rainfall expected today. so i think it's pretty safe to say martha, we have a mess, and we are going to be dealing with it for quite some time, martha. >> martha: greg, awful. we will be following it. thank you very much for your coverage tonight, good to see you. alexandria ocasio-cortez quickly became a progressive darling less than a year into her first term in congress, but a new survey finds democrats in her new york city district are split on whether or not they w

hey, listen. the only thing i want for you is to be happy. right? and be safe. that's the only thing i want. so i'm good. i'm gonna love you no matter what." - harveyot. - magic: achieved a lot. in a very short time. and he's his own person. we go to events together. this is what's really weird. we come down the line now, "oh, we want ej by himself--" and you're pushed to the side. "ej! ej! ej!" what-- i'm the dad. what's-- it took me a long time to get used to that. but i'm so proud of him. and cookie just-- she nudged me and said, "look it. you two are just alike." now, andre worked for you for a long time. he became a big part of your company. magic: andre worked for me and still we do things together. and actually he negotiated the laker buyout, you know, 'cause i wanted to give him some experience. and then my baby, elisa, that's my heart. - harvey: yeah, i can tell. - magic: yeah. harvey: i heard that there were athletes coming to you asking if elisa was single. ( laughing ) thanks a lot! oh, man. i think this is true. yes, it's very true. - how do you feel about her dating an athlete? - oh, my goodness. thank you, harvey, for putting this