patti ann, back to you. >> patti ann: steve harrigan live in rosenberg texas. thank you. trace. >> for context, we should know steve harrigan is about 40 miles south of where i am and where we are, we have also had a number of evacuations. we've been talking to people in the hotel we're staying at and they been telling us about losing their homes. how it went from literally nothing. i mean, their house was fine and then four to five hours later, they had eight, 10 feet of water inside their house. i want to bring in our meteorologist. i keep looking at these bands. the weather service says they may need to change some of the coloring because there is so much red because of the rain. all we see behind us is constant bands of rain and wind. >> we have had to change some of the shades of our coloring because these numbers are getting so high and so impressive that typically we look at numbers and beginning up to 20 inches. we have surpassed that long ago. here is currently what's out there. we are seeing heavy rain in the houston area, especially south of houston towards gal

patti ann?ommunities hit hard as the gulf coast community of galveston. let's go back alive to fox news correspondent lauren blanchard to see a people there are fairing. hi, lauren. >> hi, patti ann. as you can talk, the rain is coming down once again here in galveston. something this community does not need to. galveston county, there is one town in particular here, dickinson, texas. it's almost completely underwater. earlier today kimberly got an emergency warning for that town, that said we may not be able to rescue anyone who stays. very serious words from authorities, trying to get people out of the use communities that are being impacted. patti ann, a lot of the people are coming to galveston island because the interstates heading north toward houston or out of this area are all flooded and people cannot get out. instead, what they are doing is coming down here to galveston island. we have noticed a steady stream of people showing up, just soaked to the bone with bags, duffel bags, whateve

anne-marie? >> seth lemon here in new york.hank you so much, seth. >>> well, the navy recovered the body of a second sailor missing since a destroyer collided with an oil tanker earlier this week. the search for eight missing sailors inside the damaged ship continues. the collision happened near singapore monday. it tore a hole in the ship's hull, flooding communication and machinery rooms and areas where the crew slept, among others. >>> the mayor of charleston, south carolina says a shooting at a restaurant crowded with tourists was the action of a disgruntled former employee and not a hate crime or a terrorist attack. the shooting took place in the heart of downtown. a fired dishwasher shot and killed a chef and held one person hostage. >> a man came out. he was hold beiing a revolver is hand. i walked up to the front door, locked it, told everybody to get down. >> police shot and critically injured the gunman. the hostage was rescued unharmed. >>> an update on a story we reported yesterday. the state department says 16 amer

anne-marie? >> seth lemon here in new york. thanks, seth. >>> the navy recovered a body of a second sailor missing since the destroyer collided with an oil tanker earlier this week. the search for the missing sailors in the damaged ship continues. it tore a hole in the ship's hull, flooding community rooms and areas where the crew slept, among others. the mayor of charleston, south carolina says a shooting at a restaurant crowded with tourists was the action of a disgruntled former employee and not a hate crime or a terrorist attack. the shooting took place in the heart of downtown. a fired dishwasher took one pers person. >> a man came out, held a revolver in his hand. i went to the front door and locked it. told people to keep down. >> police rescued them. >>> 16 americans associated with the u.s. embassy in havana cuba suffered from unexplained ailments. the government said the incidents were no longer occurring. earlier the government said the symptoms appeared to be a result of a covert device but no device was found. >>>

ann marie? >> nicky here in new york, thank you so much. >> well, following a series of accidents in the pacific, the commander of the navy's seventh fleet is losing his job. vice admiral is being relieved of duties days after the collision of a guided missile destroyer and oil tanker east of singapore. ten sailors from the uss john s. mccain were missing after the collision. yesterve rev mains in one of the ship's compartments and another body was found about it ma lags navy. >>> back to president trump who said last night that "he respects the fact that north korean leader is starting to respect us." secretary of state rex tillerson said kim demonstrated some level of restraint by not conducting a missile test towards guam as he had threatened. meanwhile, the administration imposed sanctions on 16 mainly chinese and russian companies and people for aiding the north's nuclear and missile program. congress is proposing legislation that would require the president to notify lawmakers before creat

halderman, susan and anne. thank you. two of our foundation friends who knew bob haldeman well are also here. first my predecessor as president and now a board member of the nixon foundation, sandy quinn. and a truly remarkable and very special woman who was at ucla with bob haldeman and john in the post warld war ii years. when she graduated she took a train to washington, d.c. and in july of 1951 rose mary woods hired her to join the staff of a newly elected california senator, richard nixon. since then lloyd gaunt has been a mainstay of every nixon office and campaign, a friend to the nixon family, an important staff member and for many years the assistant secretary treasurer of our foundation board. though his knowledge about richard nixon and career, her dedication, her intelligence and integrity have guided and inspired generations of her colleagues and friends. we're delighted that she is here today. [ applause ] we're here this morning to welcome jo haldeman, the wife of president nixon's chief of staff

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anne-marie? >> wendy gillette in new york. thank you so much, wendy. >>> former ambassador to the u.n. bill richardson said pyongyang dropped the ball. >> we should have been on this lodge ago. we should consider finding ways to put more intelligence, overflights, more spies because we were caught off guard. north korea was way more advanced than our intelligence people told us. that's a massive intelligence failure that should never happen again. >> richardson is calls for diplomacy and continued sanctions against the north. >>> investigators for the special council leading the russia inquiry executed a search warrant last month at the virginia home of paul manafort, president trump's former campaign manager. it's the most significant public step investigators have taken since special prosecutor robert mueller in may. julianna goldman reports. >> armed with search warrant statements they showed up early in the morning at paul manafort's room. jason maloney con girled the search and emphasized his client has consistently coope

dad is in a cage, anne exclaims. he's a prisoner! obtaining the assistance of two policeman, bob has returned with them in their patrol car. unfortunately, the only seat available is the one in the back behind a plate of steel mesh. his doors have no inside handles and an officer has to let him out. the two officers jump-start our battery, and at least, we are on our way home. halfway across the 14th street bridge, our car stalls in the middle of a lane of heavy rush-hour traffic. with cars whizzing past us on both sides, it's too dangerous to get out. there's nothing we can do expect to sit here and wait to be rescued. remember, there are no cell phones. anne prints s.o.s. in large letters across the fogged up back window. after a short wait, a small pickup truck approaches from behind and slowly pushes us over to the center guardrail. he drives away and once again we wait. eventually, a tow truck with blinking red emergency lights comes to our rescue. attaching a huge hook to the front bumper of our car, the driver uses a crane to

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i'm anne-marie. have a great day. -- captions by vitac -- wm anne-marie. anne-marie.great day -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com we're here when you're ready. i'm kenny choi. and i'm michelle griego. >>> you're looking live at the bay bridge from our camera atop the pyramid in san francisco. good morning, it is wednesday, august 16. i'm kenny choi. >> i'm michelle griego. let's say good morning to jaclyn and roberta. how is everyone doing? >> we're just talking about how time is just going so fast. >> it is. >> i got caught in the gridlock of kids coming home from school. i'm thinking when did school start before labor day? >> a lot of schools. >> don't you think -- >> it seems like they started earlier this year. >> your kids are already in school? >> my fifth grader starts tomorrow. and then my senior started monday. so, yeah. >> yeah. you know what? it's kind of like back to school weather. we have that cool air mass that's situated over the bay area. right now, mostly cloudy skies. some areas of drizzle. we can see the top of the transamerica pyramid so the cei

anne marie waters has called islam a killing machine, called it evil.ve got a leadership election to replace paul nuttall. paul nuttall didn't last very long, before that the brief leadership of diane james, some people say she was never actually leader because she didn't fill out the paperwork, nigel farage coming in and out as leader. this leadership question seems to be one theyjust can't resolve. yes, ukip has been in turmoilfor some time, really since the brexit vote. that is because its reason for existing was essentially eliminated. it's been struggling to come up with a new direction. paul nuttall tried to take ukip into the last election on a platform as being the guard dogs of brexit. he also talked about integration, used very strong language about a radical islam, calling it a cancer. that didn't seem to do ukip any favours, the vote was decimated. they are losing councillors right, left and centre. the challenge for any new leader is to reignite ukip and reinvigorate the party and broaden its appeal, but whether this platform of a very anti

good morning. >> reporter: good morning, anne-marie. some people here in houston finally got a glimpse of the sun before it set last night as those rescues of stranded residents continue, the need in this region is only growing. harvey slammed the beaumont area in southeastern texas of going into that survival mode and start trying to get yourself to higher elevations. >> reporter: some residents are trapped and in desperate need of help. in the city of port arthur, rescue teams are fighting a fire in floodwaters. cbs affiliate ksdm posted this photo and said the fire spread to several houses and the neighborhood is being evacuated. county officials had to shut down rescue operations at night fall and the local sheriff says resources can't get through because of the high water. >> we faced many storms down there, but this is the worst i've seen. >> reporter: in houston, where the rain is finally starting to subside, the danger is far from over. more than 13,000 rescues have happened since harvey hit. here u.s. customs and border protect

ann draws a big crowd. the university allowed the clinton administration official to speak in the evening in the middle of campus, all of the advertising they wanted, no restrictio restrictions. some people showed up. it wasn't that compelling. nothing near 500. but when it came to ann they kept giving the students the run around. first they said the same restrictions as david. well, you know, we have determined there is a substantial risk occurring and we need to take security precautionsment we'll charge you a security fee. we won't tell you what that is yet. but you'll have to abide by some restrictions. okay. what restrictions? there's a 3:00 p.m. curfew. you can't have it go past 3:00 p.m. so it can't even start at 3:00 p.m. it has to end by 3:00 p.m. you can't advertise until a few mours befo mours -- hours before the event. people off campus are not a howed to come to this event. and so, you you know, back and forth, back and forth. ann actually accepted all of these restrictions. she was ready to co

anne is gerrie's elders.r because she was at university when our mums moved in together, but it is so hot, so time for some drinking. i see through them that absolutely anything is possible. i think it would be different if people were horrible to me or if! different if people were horrible to me or if i was bullied because of it. because i was 17 or 18, i was at university. it was actually kind of cool to have lesbian parents. it was the whole time of friends and ross. yet, carol and susan. iwas like, my new mum is called susan to!|j yet, carol and susan. iwas like, my new mum is called susan to! i think my mum as well for having such young children, a think that would have been really hard for her. i think she was quite scared. you don't know what viewers are in your head, and what viewers are in your head, and what are legitimate fears. but they don't know if you could legally lose your children or if someone complains and what would the school system complains and what would the school syste m say ? compl

good morning, roxana. >> good morning, anne-marie.ead on how much consumers are driving economic growth. retail sales dropped from may to june, as americans spent less at department stores, restaurants, and bars. yesterday stocks were rattled the dow lost 231 points, the s&p drop dropped, and the nasdaq dropped 35. it's because of president trump's threat to cut off subsidies. the deadline is now extended to september 5th. >>> hackers have released more hpo episodes but not anything from "game of thrones." several are from the upcoming season of "curb your enthusiasm." episodes of "insecure," and fowlers were leaked. >>> the successes at the box office were "anabel it took in $35 million. "dunkirk" came in second followed by nut job 2: nutty by nature." anne-marie? >> thank you so much, roxana. >>> still ahead, treating victims of a drug epidemic. a look at the rising costs for hospitals as more people are being sickened in the opioid crisis. ♪ five-second rule protection. new lysol kitchen pro eliminates 99.9% of bacteria without any

anne-mar anne-marie. >> hena doba here in new york. thank you so much rngs hena. >>> ahead on "cbs this morning," republican lindsey graham discusses the escalating tengs with north korea. and president trump is promising to win the fight against the u.s. epidemic of opioid drug abuse. yesterday at his fufl club in new jersey, he acknowledged the crisis. >> nobody is safe from this epidemic that threatens young and old, rich and poor, urban and rural communities. everybody is threatened. >> the president is not acting on a recommendation made by a presidential commission that he declared a national emergency. the health and human services secretary said he was still working to device a strategy. >>> in new jersey the search is over. 39-year-old ian mccarthy was arrested last night. he's accused to shooting together police officer fwar michael. >> officer michael was heroic to the end, even sustaining a fatal gunshot wound he was able to return fire to protect himself as well as the citizens here in clinton. >> about 100 local county an

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i'm ann marie green.resident trump is paying the price for his defiant defense of white supremacists. he has been abandon by corporate leaders, two of his business councils have been dismantled and u.s. military leaders and joint chiefs have all issued statements denouncing racism and extremism. last night on the university of virginia campus, the very same place where white supremacists marched last week, a candlelight vigil was held against hate and vines. seth is in washington. seth, good morning. >> good morning, ann marie. hundreds of people peacefully gathered last night at the university of virginia singing spirituals and holding a moment of silence. this, of course, followed a memorial earlier in the day for heather heyer who was hit and killed with a car over the weekend. organizers last night, though, they were cautious, primarily communicating over the phone or through private messages out of fear that white supremacists might also show up. ♪ and the home of the brave hundreds gathered wednesda

i'm anne-marie green. vitac -- www.vitac.com -- www.vitac.com ♪ we're here when you're ready. i'm michelle griego. and i'm anne makovec. time is 4-- berta gonzales wit >>> good morning, everyone. it is wednesday, august 2. you're taking a live look out at the beautiful bay bridge there all sparkly. i love to see that every morning. >> that's my favorite shot. >> i love it. i'm michelle griego. >> i'm anne makovec. kenny has the morning off. it is 4:30. and it's "hump day," guys. >> yay! >> that's not what you were saying earlier. >> i was saying -- i was in the shower this morning thinking it was thursday and suddenly the realization washed over me. [ laughter ] >> no. >> i wasn't particularly pleased. >> hi, everybody. good morning. >>> we just saw the beautiful bay bridge. take a look at this. this is the scene towards the golden gate bridge. [ foghorn sound effect ] >> yeah. that's what i'm talking about. give it to me one more time. [ foghorn sound effect ] >> there you go. and we have some areas of dr

don, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, anne-marie. this rain son-in-lawis only a p what's to come from harvey. it is due here this afternoon and conditions will only worsen

anne bremner is here. and, what have you thought? >> anne: i was thinking it was that deposition answer without a deposition question. it's a horrible disaster. there is nothing to say except god bless texas. we have gotten better at responding to disasters like this. galveston, new orleans. looking at this, some type of silver lining, the responses overall have been adequate. we don't have what happened in new orleans. we don't have the loss of life we had in galveston but it's the worst disaster we've ever had. we will always have them. let's hope we get better and better at responding. >> rachel: i am fascinated by what you're bringing up about this response from the chemical spokesperson. you are a lawyer, anne. to me doesn't sound like a very good lawyerly answer. if you don't tell me it's toxic or you are wavering and my kids are breathing it, i'm going to sue your butt after because you didn't tell me to get the hell out of the area. >> brian: 9/11, they didn't know and they were told it was cleared. if i am a spokesperson for

i'm anne-marie. i'm anne-marie.great day -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com we're here when you're ready. hear what frank rizzo's son has to say. >>> president trump is taking criticism from members of his own party. the strong word some republicans have as he blamed the violence in charlottesville on, quote, both sides. >> police have a standoff with a man inside. >> and today is wednesday, august 16th. good morning. jim donovan has the morning off. the

i'm anne-marie green. >>> police in spain have stopped a deadly attack that they say is caused by isis in barcelona. many remain in serious condition. now, the driver of the van who targeted pedestrians is still at large. hours after the attack police say they killed five suspects in a seaside town south of barcelona to stop another terrorist attack. debora patta is in barcelona. debora, good morning. >> reporter: anne-marie, it was about eight hours after the barcelona attack. the terrorists attacks a resort town in cambrils. they were wearing fake explosive belts. at least seven people were injured when they drove a car into a crowd of people. similar to barcelona, there a white van plowed into a shopppo shopping area in barcelona late afternoon. the driver swerving back and forth to hit as many people as possible. residents and tourists ran for safety. bodies littered the sidewalk. an american tourist witnessed the attack. >> i heard just this group of people scream. then i looked to my left and i saw a

anne marie waters were to be successful, will move further in that direction.kip if it went down the route of being an anti—islam party, is anne marie waters promising that‘ll be the shape of her leadership or is is she saying it‘s just an element in a broader platform? like other candidates she has other platforms but the concern is because she has been so vocal about this one particular issue that ukip would then be reduced to essentially a single issue party much like it had been thought of a single issue party before the brexit referendum. there is obviously a wide range of opinion within the party amongst leadership candidates, some other candidates are wanting to put forward a much broader platform but there will be, it will be interesting to see what the reaction is among colleagues because we have had some of her collea g u es because we have had some of her colleagues threatening to leave the party, nigel farage describing it as a disaster if it was the road it went down but whoever is elected will have a challenge to redefine what ukip is about, to tr

. >>> plus, tragedy in anne arrundel county. four-year-old girl and her uncle drown in a backyard pool. we'll take a closer look at what went wrong. >>> and a woman claims a virginia man held her and her two children hostage in a house for two years. tonight what we've learned about the suspect. the news at 6:00 starts right now. >> ♪ >> all right, we are going to get to those stories in just a moment but we have storms that have been moving through the area this afternoon. hi there. i'm tony perkins. >> and i'm shawn yancy. let's get to sue palka. what's going on. >> shawn tony we just got a new warning for montgomery county and loudoun county. you know how most of the rest of this week we have been worried about flash flooding. this is different. the concern is gusts to 60 that could be taking down trees. so, this is the big picture. you can see not everyone is seeing rain. but as we get in closer on the severe thunderstorm warning, this is going to be for west central montgomery county and east central loudoun county until 6:

good morning, hena. >> good morning, anne-marie. president trump goes on a rampage as the investigation is ramp i ramping up as he continues to insist this is all a witch hunt. >> the russia story is a total fabrication. >> president trump called the russian investigation into the 2016 election a hoax at a rally thursday night just after cbs news learned that special counsel robert mueller is now using a grand jury to advance a federal probe. the move allows mueller and his team to streamline process to get subpoenas for records and testimony. the president insists this is owl sour grapes by democrats still upset by his win in november. >> there are no russians in the campaign. there never were. we didn't win because of russia. we won because of you. that i can tell you. >> white house press secretary sarah sanders issued a statement that former fbi director james comey had quote, said three times that the president is not under investigation, and we have no reason to believe that has changed. reacting to suggestions by mr. trump th

but anne marie waters has called islam a killing machine.ry long, before that the brief leadership of burne—jones, some people say she was never actually do, nigel farage coming in and out as leader. this leadership question seems to be born they just can‘t as. leadership question seems to be born theyjust can't as. yes, ukip has beenin theyjust can't as. yes, ukip has been in turmoilfor some theyjust can't as. yes, ukip has been in turmoil for some time, really since the brexit vote. that is because its reason for existing has essentially gone. it‘s struggling to come up with a new direction. paul nuttall tried to ta ke direction. paul nuttall tried to take ukip into the last election in a platform as being the court blocks of brexit. he used very strong language about a radical is fun, calling it a cancer. —— about radical islam. the challenge for any new leader is to reignite ukip and reinvigorate the party and broaden its appeal, whether this platform of a very anti—islamic message is the right one to do so, we still have to see. they ha

i'm anne-marie green. >>> this morning, tropical depression harvey is located in central louisiana. the weather in houston today will be sunny, floodwaters there have been to recede as the city starts the long recovery from the devastating storm. but cities east of houston like beaumont are struggling after getting pounded when harvey landed yesterday. the city lost its water supply and anyone a boat is being asked to help in the rescue operation. the storm is now blamed for at least 29 deaths. today in houston, firefighters begin a block by block search for victims in areas they could not reach previously. and bus and light rail service is set to resume on a limited basis. don champion has more from houston. go >> reporter: good morning, anne-marie. nearly all water ways here in hard hit harris county crested, as officials here transition from a rescue to recovery operation, to the east, some people are still struggling to escape harvey's devastation. elderly residents of southeast texas were evacuated to

let's talk about a woman by the ann -- name of ann hutchinson. ann came to the massachusetts bay colony in early 1630s. this is roger going south ward. joined later by followers. lots of them. mary is kind of the bridge between roger williams and mary. we need to talk about mary. another remarkable individual. she also began to state some rather unorthodox religious beliefs. very soon after her arrival. after listening to the ministers there in massachusetts bay, she decided a couple different things. one, that they were preaching a gospel of works. meaning you are going to earn god's favor by what you do. by engaging in a certain set of behaviors. in her case she describes such things as civil obedience. public loyalty oaths. you had to profess your loyalty to the crown, to the colony and so on. instead of a gospel of grace, free grace. meaning that the love and forgiveness of salvation of of god is open to available to all. regardless. there's nothing you can do to earn it. it's a gift. from their perspective. she had this idea, and she didn't

. >> reporter: good morning, anne-marie. nearly all water ways here in hard hit harris county crested, as officials here transition from a rescue to recovery operation, to the east, some people are still struggling to escape harvey's devastation. elderly residents of southeast texas were evacuated to safety overnight. less than 12 hours before, they had to be rescued from several different nursing homes in the beaumont area. many were still in their beds and wheelchairs and were loaded on to boats. harvey caused widespread flooding as it made a final landfall as a tropical storm wednesday. volunteers are still searching for stranded residents. >> got about ten people out. it is real bad. i don't know what's going to happen. >> we hope to get to a lady that was bedridden, probably in her 90s, two in a wheelchair. >> reporter: to the north in tyler county, floodgates were opened yesterday, leading to this ominous evacuation warning from emergency management officials on facebook, telling residents who didn't heed evacuation or

i'm anne-marie green. >>> the damage to a large part of southeast texas from harvey is in the words of the national weather service unprecedented and beyond anything experienced. houston, the nation's fourth largest city is all but under water. the mayor says most major roads are impassable. it is estimated that a quarter of the texas population is affected. and at least two deaths are blamed on the storm at this point. parts of texas are expected to get nearly 50 inches of rain. a massive rescue operation is now under way. thousands have been forced to evacuate. the head of fema says the recovery effort could take years and president trump plans to visit the state tomorrow. tropical storm harvey is stalled now, near the coast. still pounding the houston area with heavy rain, which is expected to last through friday. don champion is in houston. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, anne-marie. this region is still very much behind me, that might easily look like a river, but 16 feet below or so is actua

i'm anne-marie green, have a i'm anne-marie green, have a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com they even have those new easy open gogurt tubes. we used to struggle 20 minutes to open our gogurts. we were on our own. and when we finally got those things open, we'd be overcome with the sense of accomplishment no 3rd grader today will ever know. hi guys. get a job. you believe this guy? new ez open gogurt. kids never had it so easy. >> this is cbs-3 "eyewitness news" this morning. >> clean clean up is underway after rain floods and leaves drivers stranded. >> special election in the probe, gets help in this investigation: >> and as police department's nationwide sounds the alarm over carbon monoxide fumes inside their ford explorers, philadelphia police are taking precautions of their own. well, today is friday, august 4, good morning, i'm jim donovan. >> i'm jan carabeo. rahel solomon is off

she became a follower as i said of ann hutchinson and when ann moved to rhode island mary and william and their family went with her, followed her out of the massachusetts bay colony. shortly before she left she gave birth to a child who was stillborn and had not fully developed. okay. and they buried her child there in the massachusetts bay colony. and remember that whole thing we talked about a couple weeks ago about looking for signs, interpreting things, everything that happened. well, they remembered this and after her religious views went south as far as they were concerned they said, see, god was already unhappy with her in 1637. not a pretty picture unfortunately. well, she lived in rhode island for 14 years and in 1652 she and william took a trip to england where they stayed for about five years. and while on her trip there she joined a new religious group that had just started in the 1640s called the quakers. they were founded by a young man by the name of john fox. who in the midst of the horrors of the english civil war -- we will go back. there's mr. fox there on the righ

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anne-marie. >> a long haul for a lot of people. meteorologist jeff jamison in dallas, thank you so much, jeff. >>> many texas families are struggling to keep their pets and animals safe. a horse got trapped in high water yesterday in college station. firefighters were able to rescue the horse and are attempting to locate its owner. >>> ahead on "cbs this morning" , norah o'donnell is in houston to see how people are trying to cope with the destruction of hurricane harvey. >>> coming up, roadside rescue, we'll hear from a tv reporter in houston who helped a truck drivdrive er stranded in floodwaters. this is the "cbs morning news." ♪ it can seem like triggers pop up everywhere. luckily there's powerful, 24-hour, non-drowsy claritin. it provides relief of symptoms that can be triggered by over 200 different allergens. live claritin clear. how dixie ultra plates?roved with two pounds of steak. in each hand. dixie ultra. stress tested s