. >> these two guys walk into the joy doughnut shop in dallas, texas. dallas police released this video. see what's on her hands? those are socks. this fellow on the right is trying to grab the cash registers. his buddy did get a cash register. one of the shop owners get into a tussle on the door. >> there may be officers inside. >> actually there was an officer outside. what happened was there was an off-duty uniformed officer who was outside when he saw the two suspects go inside. when they left the doughnut shop, one of them did get caught. the other, who had the cash register, ran away. they found the cash register in a field. what are the odds a police officer would be waiting outside of a doughnut shop when you hit it? >> pretty high, actually. >> it's as though he's sitting outside saying, this is going to be so cliche. >>> a hypnotist hired to mess with the wedding guests. see the crazy stuff he gets them to do while under his spell. >>> and how three otter cubs go from stranded to sublinks. so we' re celebrating by offering you over 20 delicious

on and people aren't talking about building on them. >> reporter: 240 miles to the south, dallas' traditional texas rival, houston, has taken a very different approach to light rail. >> although we love dallas, we think houston is much better. i'm going to say that. >> reporter: tom lambert runs houston's transit system, known as metro, which opened its first light rail line in 2004. >> up until that time, we did not have rail operating. we were really a truly all-bus- based system. but then we began to see that if you really want to move people in different modes, rail really becomes a high-capacity movement of people. but it's really got to be in those corridors that have the density to support that. >> reporter: and that's a big difference with dallas. houston's main line is only about 13 miles long, but because it runs through one of the densest parts of the city, it's ridership per mile far exceeds dallas'. in fact, it's one of the highest in the country. instead of stretching far into the suburbs, like dallas, houston's system is compact, connecting a few major hubs, including nrg stadium and

texas. he is in dallas with the very latest for us this morning. hi, rob. >> reporter: paula, i tell you hurricane brokeke all sorts o of records. and it's continuing to weaken. and the moisture leading into texas, an area that clearly doesn't need any me rain. overnight, powerful flood waters raging throughout dallas, texas. streets transformed into rivers. stop signed swallowed by the high waters. some residents trapped in their homes. others taking on the knee deep waters. nearly 16 inches of rain coming down. the torrential downpour hampbers hundreds of mililes in texas. stranding drivers. >> we are running azy. it's been a nightmare tonight. >> reporter: mother nature is not done yet. >> we are expecting a significant rarainfall ent this weekend. >> reporter: more rain on the way for an area that has gone from drought to flash floods. look at the water trying to queez under squeeze urnds that brid. and moisture from patricia closes in, coastal areas would get a foot of rain. warning residents to stay off the roads. the radar lit up pretty much

even in dallas, texas, close to 8 inches possible. the potential for severe flooding is likely.n towards the coast, just as i mentioned. as we look through the forecast over the next 24 hours or so from dallas to san antonio to austin, this is what we're looking at that most significant rainfall. they have been in drought conditions now for quite some time. this is a drought buster. >> a drought buster, thank you for that. >>> hillary clinton grilled for 11 long hours over the benghazi terror attack. question about security concerns, question about her e-mails, how she held up and if we learned anything new, ahead. >>> emotional moments, outright shouting between members of congress and hillary clinton. questioned late into the evening, 11 hours of testimony on the 2012 terror attack in benghazi. we have new reaction coming in this morning. welcome back to "early start," i'm john berman. >> and i'm christine romans. an 11-hour grilling by the benghazi committee. republicans pressed the former secretary of state about her response to security concerns at the u.s. diplomatic compo

they take them out in farm outside of dallas, texas, owned by katherine's father-in-law. sad, browndown farm with a few animals where boss lives with his wife and son, and son's wife. they stick urschel. they blindfold him. blindfolded for the entire ride. they covered ears so basically for days she was blindened and death at various times of the day, but nevertheless he's the kind of guy who does not part with his money very willingly and he's bound and determine if he comes out he will get and get his money ride. he knows how long the car ride took but he realizes that they are going to a route designed to confuse him, but this is a guy who has been working his whole career for a fellow name tom slick, the king of the wildcatters, he and urschel had been finding oil all over oklahoma and texas. urschel grew up on the farm in the midwest realizing that he's on a farm. he begins to count animals, how many milking cows, he collects information from the people about holding what all buildings are around, how big the farm is, what the postman's name, who the local prostitute

texas. he is in dallas with the very latest for us this morning. hi, rob. >> reporter: hi, paula, honeymoon or not, this is a hurricane of epic proportions, breaking all sorts of records. and take a look at the satellite. it's weakening rapidly and in texas, clearly, we don't need anymore rain. overnight, powerful flood waters raging throughout dallas, texas. completely derailing this train leaving most of it submerged in the water. the only two people rating for help. some residents trapped in their homes. others taking on the knee deep waters. nearly 16 inches of rain coming down. the torrential downpour hampering hundreds of miles in texas. stranding drivers. >> we are running crazy. it's been a nightmare tonight. >> reporter: mother nature is not done yet. >> we are expecting a significant rainfall event this weekend. >> reporter: more rain on the way for an area that has gone from drought to flash floods. over a half foot of rain falling in dallas. look at the water trying to queez under squeeze urnds that bridge. >> there a no reason to go an

. >>> and in dallas, texas, two men tried to escape from police on horse back. that's why you'd have horses at a rodeo. two others fled, leading police on a short chase, while one eventually stopped and the other was detained soon after. all men face misdemeanor charges. >>> yesterday was children's day. thy r they received a special price for dressing up like wrun of the balloons. it started in 1989. >>> at point defiance zoo in tacoma, washington, visitors have the chance to swim cage free with more than a dozen sharks. you're accompanied by two certified divers. there is no other experience like this in the u.s. >> i would stikn want a zap stick. >> because really you're not training sharks. now it's time for a look ahead. bill cosby expected to give a deposition in a civil lawsuit brought by dozens of women who claim he sexually assaulted them. she was just 15 years old. cosby's representatives have repeatedly denied allegations of sexual assault. he has not been charge would a crime. and happy birthday to son of john legend. and singer-song writer jackson b

in dallas texas, no men tried to escape from police on horseback.olice -- they led police on a short chase. one suspect eventually stopped. the other was detained soon after. a all three face m.isdemeanor charges. yesterday was kids day at the mexico balloon festival. it started in 1989. and has grown a bit more elaborate ever since. >>> this is not your typical viet to a zoo. in tacoma washington, visitors have the opportunity to swim cage free with more than a dozen sharks. accompanied by two certified divers. there is no other experience like this in the u.s. would you do this? >> in an aquarium setting like that? yes. >> now for a look ahead. bill cosby expected to give a deposition in a civil lawsuit brought by one of dozens of women whoa claim he sexual assaulted hem. judy huff claims she was assaulted at the playboy mansion by cosby when she was just 15 years old. >>> and happy birthday to sean lenn lennon, he turns forty. singer/song writer jackson brown turns 67. and bo, the first family's portuguese water dog is 7. that is 50 in human year

and maria mendoza from dallas, texas wrote to tell us her story. i had the privilege of attending booker t.ting from washington high school for the performing and visual arts in dallas, texas. i learned to embrace my identity and discover my capabilities. there was a constant push to be anything but ordinary. death has inspired me to find different ways of tackling and handling issues. these stories are testament to the power of the arts to change lives and what were celebrating the art and national endowment of the arts, we began to ask ourselves how we can best multiply these transformative arts experiences over the next 50 years per how can we better understand and expand the ways art infuses our country? how is the art infrastructure changing? how to the national endowment of the arts change with it to better support the ideas and initiative and dreams of american people? to explore these questions, we are announcing the launch of a new initiative called creativity connects. creativity connects will build the relationships between the art at th

. >> joe: 2-1 pitch. 3 and 1 from the 36-year-old right-hander from dallas, texas.cision. didn't go to five innings. big part of the 14-2 win for the royals. alcs. really do a nice job. up and in. cespedes. in this game tonight. tremendous on the fastball. and fight graph tecvity. the ball doesn't sing as muk ass hitters expect. another 3-2. strike him out. two down. excellent pitch. the other thing, tom, what happened with him being 6'10." change the eye angle. that's what happened to cespedes. you think high release. you will get a fastball. next thing you know. the ball is dying before it gets to the plate. one of the few pitchers that worked on changing the streak zone. most pitchers horizontally, stretching in and out. wants to change the eye level. work up and down. this to me is -- a good match up for duda. he had two hits. hit the ball hard twice. he homered in game four of the nlcs. and, first one bounces in there from young. got to be careful with that slider. make sure it is away from duda. to have it break in and becomes a very dangerous pitch. could hit

vamos a texas donde el descarrilamiento de un tren de carga a 50 millas al sur de dallas texas es la amplia adelante santiago. >>> buenas tarde. asÍ se encuentran muchas carreteras a lo largo y ancho del estado de texas y por 3 dÍas consecutivos las lluvias no han dado tregua, y lo que tienen preocupados que los remanentes de partida traigan muchas lluvias. calles cerradas inundaciones lÓgico deja la lluvia de texas, hay un hombre de 41 aÑos desaparecido luego que fuera arrastrado por las agua s. >>> el hombre se cayÓ en el agua y llevÓ a este seÑor en un tÚnel, ahorita estamos esperando hasta que se pare esta lluvia fuerte para que podamos continuar este hombre >>> mientras al sur de dallas, un tren de carga con 74 vagones se se descarrilÓ a causa de las aguas. los fuertes aguaceros dejaron a muchos barados en las carreteras, las mÁs de 14 pulgadas de lluvias ocasionaron que tramos del interestatal 45 permite n permanece cieron cerrados por varias horas. en el condado navarra hubieron 70 rescates, en el Área de dallas mÁs de 560 vuelos fueron cancelados. este sistema de lluvia avance

a nanny from dallas, texas... and our returning champion, a law professor from champaign, illinois... alex trebek! thank you, ladies and gentlemen. thank you, johnny. hi, folks. welcome. exactly two weeks to go before our annual tournament of champions. most of the positions are set but not all of them, which means that, sean, beth, and tom, you could still qualify. good luck. let's see what happens today. here are the categories in the jeopardy! round. mmm, good. alex: and, sean, off you go. curry for $600, please. beth. what is morocco? good.

. >> 12-year-old evan is like many boys in dallas, texas. he rides scooters and rough-houses with his friends. but unlike most boys he is biologically a girl. >> what age did you begin to realize that you were a boy? >> well, the story's a little odd. my mom, she's giving me a bath, two years old. she said something like oh you're such a pretty girl. i said no i'm a boy. >> we had a little you know conversation about what being a girl was, being a boy. and we moved on. i didn't think about it again. i didn't think about it again until about a year later. he brought it up again. >> reporter: evan has been diagnosed with gender dysphoria. a condition where one's emotion and psychological identity is different than their sex. doctors believe thousands have gender dysphoria. but it's not recognized especially in children. >> evan is i'm sitting on the toilet running the tub for my children, getting it ready, he comes says, you got to move you got to move. i says go sit down . and me, he says i'm a boy, boys stand up when they me. i think somethi

. >>> a dallas, texas woman says it was one of the most difficult things she ever had to do. turn her sister in to police. sam robinson says it probably saved a life by doing that. her sister jackie was trying to hire a hitman to kill her estranged husband so she could cash in on her life insurance policy and wanted her sister's help in finding a killer. >> i sat her down and said are you serious, do you want me to kill this man? she says, absolutely. >> reporter: robinson played a recorded conversation and an undercover officer posed as a possible hitman and arrested the woman. the estranged husband was never harmed. >>> we are under a yellow alert. howard is tracking a storm. he'll have more on where it is headed and more importantly when it will leave. >> right now, we've got light rain in washington. look at first alert doppler coming up toward hail city in quantico. heavier rain is moving fast. we'll have more on first alert doppler and the seven-day forecast in about four minutes. the washington post endorses democrat jeremy mcpike for state senate. applauding mcpike's

. >> mystery surround a parking deck collapse in dallas, texas, this morning. take a look. this is amazing. the top level of the parking deck fell through the structure, left a large gaping hole through a large part of the building. concrete debris smashed several cars on the floors below. the cause of the collapse under investigation. >> water rescues, stranded drivers, canceled flights. why it's so dangerous to just try to cross the streets there this morning. >>> let's take a look outside the window in our backyard in northwest d.c. and towards capitol hill. tom kierein timing out the next time that we could see some showers. >> do you need something to do? here's what's happening this weekend. the pinky party is at howard university. they're going to have breast cancer awareness workshops and events starting at 10:00 a.m. and then hosting the first ever family field fest to celebrate the opening of the multipurpose athletic field. that begins at 11:00 at the new field. narrator: for state senate, who shares our values? jeremy mcpike - supports school funding. thinks wom

maria mendoza from dallas, texas wrote to tell us her story. she said i had the privilege of attending and graduating from booker t. washington high school for the performing and visual arts in dallas, texas, and in that space i learned to embrace my identity and discover my capabilities. there was a constant push to be anything but ordinary. dance has inspired me to find different ways of tackling and handling issues. these stories are testament to the power of the arts to change lives, and while we're celebrating the work of the arts and the national endowment for the arts over the past 50 years, we also began to ask ourselves how we can best multiply these transformative arts experiences over the next 50 years. how can we better understand and expand the ways that the arts infuse our country. how is the arts infrastructure changing and how can the national endowment for the arts and other creative entities change with it to better support the ideas and the initiatives and the dreams of american people. so to explore these questions, we're an

texas. in fact with tropical moisture along the front overnight into they've already hat some dallas area. this front slowly to the south for the rest of the weekend. likely seeing flooding rains across south texas, southeastern texas into louisiana over the next couple of day. the remnant low of what's left over of patricia may get more organized across the western gulf of mexico. ultimately it's throwing moisture back in to the lone star state. take a look at satellite and radar. you see the rain between dallas and houston. overnight look at the rain totals between waco and dallas. 8 to 16 inches of rain. even up to 17 inches of rain. some of that moisture will get pulled into a front that will deal wednesday night into thursday. how about back on the farm. apple picking today should be about 51 degrees mostly cloudy skies this afternoon. couple of showers this afternoon. more on the weekend forecast ahead. >>> we will stick with weather now. it's been a dramatic turn of events for this monster storm. the former hurricane patricia. it has weakened to a tropical storm this morning. roaring

yesterday was the same temperature in boston than dallas, texas. yesterday was really warm. back to normal this morning. even little mild to start the day. currently boston at 53. lawrence and beverly at 50. 47 at worcester and bedford. 46 in nashua and portsmouth. lower 50s norwood, plymouth and down at the vineyard 56 degrees down at the vineyard 56 degrees. a little bit warm, but temperatures are still falling, so i expect there will be a lot of middle 40s here by 7:00 this morning. boston at 47, but worcester all the way down to 41 degrees. there are some clouds coming at us from the north and west today and they will tend to move through late morning through noontime. only scattered clouds. not overcast. partly to mostly sunny skies at lunchtime. temperatures will be in the middle 50s. top out in the upper 50s in most towns and cities. possibly blow 60 degrees. high 54 to 60 today. not as warm but it will be bright and dry and a look at that weekend forecast in just minutes. julie, back to you for a check on the roads. >> shiri, roads are dry this morning unlike yesterd

we had 35,000 people in mobile, alabama. 20,000 in mark cuban's arena in dallas, texas. it's been really amazing, actually. we've had a will the of fun. >> yes. >> i know these spanish grupps, they go around and they only care about themselves. by the way, if you look at the polls, the polls in nevada and other polls say that trump is number one with the hispanics. another one came out yesterday, hispanic poll, where people that -- hispanics in our country legally have trump as number one by far. it's not even close. i do very well with hispanics. i actually think i will win the hispanics. remember marco rubio with his stupid currents about hispanics, he did very, very poorly with hispanic hispanics. mitt romney did poorly with hispanics. i think i will win with hispa c hispanics. that's a big statement. >> all right, mr. trump, always interesting to get your predictions and to talk to you. thanks so much for being on "new day." >> thank you for the good numbers. always love to hear that. >> we know you do. sounds like you're having fun with all of this. >> i am. >> talk

wedding ring which was auctioned off by a new hampshire company is on display at dealey plaza in dallas, texas. visitors can see the ring themselves. shelley: an anonymous buyer from texas paid $108,000 for the ring from a company based in amherst in 2013. also walt known to never take the ring off, but on the morning he assassinated the president, he left the ring at home. mornings. wonderful, we figure you probably don't that's why at xfinity we're hard at work, building new apps like this one that lets you choose a time for us to call you. so instead of waiting on hold, we'll call you when things are just as wonderful... [phone rings] but a little less crazy. we're doing everything we can to give you the best experience possible. because we should fit into your life.

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dallas, texas, mark cuban's arena. we had 20,000. 20,000.alabama, i go to iowa, new hampshire, south carolina -- unbelievable crowds. there is just love in the room. it is incredible. [cheering] you know, there is nothing silent about it. we are sick and tired of incompetent people running our government. [cheering] so, i did something today that was quite exciting, although i think owning this is more exciting. i did something today that was interesting and it got a lot of press. they have these things called super pac's. nobody knows what they are. it is the dumbest thing i've ever seen. all of the candidates have super pac's. led by investors, lobbyists, and special interests, countries. when you wonder why are r politicians make such bad deals with foreign countries and other deals, it is because they are totally controlled by people that benefit even if our country does not benefit. is true it iit is true. the super pac's are a disaster. you have jeb bush -- has anybody ever heard of jeb bush? [booing] bush, he ha

operating with virtual impunity along with a call the criminal court or college stretched from dallas, texas to st. cloud, minnesota. anton cermak was assassinated standing next to fdr a political event in miami. we now think that the assassination attempt was directed at fdr, but at the time fdr thought the assassination attempt was simple and that cermak was, indeed, the victim. cermak had just unseated fred thompson, the mayor of chicago. thompson had formed an unholy alliance without capone and his criminal empire in chicago. cermak came in on about to rid the city of capone, and the way he was going to do that was to ally himself with another gang known as the terrible chilies, who were operating on the north side of the city. and he literally had hired some of the men to be his police officers and bodyguards. they had made as estimation attempt weeks earlier on frank nati, who was capone's chief lieutenant. so while this is all going on, prohibition is about to begin. and the elimination of prohibition eliminates one of the criminal empire's most lucrative sources of money. so with ban

sean: lee harvey oswald' s the sixth floor museum in dallas, texas announced the visitors can see the ring for themselves. erin: an anonymous buyer in texas paid $108,000 for the ring in 2013. oswald was known to never take the ring off, but on the morning he assassinated president john f. kennedy, he left the ring at home. sean: certainly an infamous piece of history. a major development in the race for speaker. paul ryan says he is willing to serve on one major condition. erin: a veteran officer shot and killed in the line of duty. ahead. of a tornado left one deerfield . seven years later, they are facing a monetary dilemma >> you are watching wmur news 9 daybreak. now, news numeral mine continues -- news 9 continues. kevin: a lot of clouds out there this morning. the risk of a shower into the afternoon. we are looking at cooler temperatures today only to warm up again tomorrow. a sneak big into the weekend with your forecast coming up. sean: new york city is waking up in morning -- mourning after another officer was killed on duty. it happened in manhattan near east harlem. it is

back before everything hit because they picked up over 18 inches of rain in parts of southern dallas, texas. that's a lot. and all that is is combining now with the remnants of patricia. all that is actually headed in our direction but it's going to take its time getting here. as of right now, you're wondering, well, where is that rain coming from? well, it's from a cold front out to the north and west of us right now. it's going to move across our state through the morning hours. which means rain showers this morning turning to breaks of sun by the end of the day today. in fact, here are these showers right now. most of them very light in nature but i do want to take you to a couple of them. they have now pushed inside of 495 moving towards 95 so from billerica down to lincoln, framingham, hudson, you're in on a couple of these showers. heavier showers nearly minister. no lightning associated with these. then there's heavier showers back through western mass as well as out towards southwest new hampshire. rainfall rates in excess of about a quarter of an inch an hour. in terms of what's go

a nanny from dallas, texas...pion, a law professor from champaign, illinois... and now here is the host of "jeopardy!" -- alex trebek! thank you, ladies and gentlemen. thank you, johnny. hi, folks. welcome. exactly two weeks to go before our annual tournament of champions. most of the positions are set but not all of them, which means that, sean, beth, and tom, you could still qualify. good luck. let's see what happens today. here are the categories in the jeopardy! round. mmm, good. alex: and, sean, off you go. curry for $600, please. beth. what is morocco? good. looney tunes characters for $200. sean. who is is foghorn leghorn? yes, you got to love him. looney tunes for $600.

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. >> july 20th, 17999 the secret was to close in on trevor outside of dallas, texas.to go quietly and nearly bleaks his leg. >> he needs to learn a thing or two about how to fall and not get hurt. i could ask asked him if he would have only asked. >> he steals an suv and pushes it to the limit. he decides to shake when he should have baked. disaster strikes. or did it? >> if he lost an eye, leg or even an arm it wouldn't have been such a big deal. we can all be reconstructed. >> was it the end of the line for trevor? or was it much more incredible? what happened next would change everything forever. >> colt receivers and steve austin looks great. we have the hard night -- this is a chance to do something right. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ geico motorcycle, great rates for great rides. a oo what were the biggest story of the week? diane has been begging me to do a report on it so take it away. >> (indiscernible) >> thanks, greg. it is time for hard hitting news. i am coming at you from every angle. we begin with a hard hitting news that hits a man harder than anything like a boxer. cnn

the remnants of patricia down to the south you can see dallas texas still, you know, dealing with the rain at this point. but we're also watching that cold front up to the north. that cold front up to the north is giving rain to parts of northern new england. and i want to show you what is going on too as zoom you in. a couple showers are pushing through parts of worcester county as well as out towards southern new hampshire. you can see this right now. and all of this is shifting to the east. so everybody is going to see some light showers this morning. you can see the heavier rain back through, say, keene down to greenfield. another good downpour just moving in to worcester area right now and all of this so as we go through the day today, this morning, we are going to see a high impact for some rain. we turn dry both monday and tuesday. and then wednesday afternoon, into thursday is when we get those remnants of patricia so the chance of rain goes up. it becomes very high and it looks like it's a wind-swept rain with even the potential for some thunderstorms but for today it's all a

the latest rain started at 6:00 last night and it hasn't stopped since. raging throughout dallas, texas. streets transformed into rivers. stop signed swallowed by the high waters. waters. nearly 16 inches of rain coming down. the torrential downpour stranding drivers. >> we are running crazy. it's been a nightmare tonight. >> reporter: mother nature is not done yet. >> we are expecting a significant rainfall event this >> reporter: more rain on the way for an area that has gone from drought to flash floods. look at the water trying to squeeze thaurnd bridge. le and moisture from patricia closes in, coastal areas would get a foot of rain. warning residents to stay off the roads. the radar lit up pretty much from texaco to texarkana. where it's raining, it's raining very, very hard. and there are numerous roads that are closed across central texas. that is going to be a problem through time. we have flash flood watching that encome pass much of texas. expanding to louisiana monday morning. a situation where we could see an up to a foot of rainfall. look how indense the future radar lights

the sixth floor museum in dallas, texas said that visitors can see the ring for themselves. erin: an anonymous buyer paid lee harvey also all was never known to take the morning he assassinated john f. kennedy, he left the ring at home. sean: tremendous historical value. erin: still ahead, a major development in the race for speaker. paul ryan said he is willing to serve on one major condition. sean: a veteran officer shot and killed in the line of duty in new york. erin: ahead at 6:30, the aftermath of a tornado left one deerfield family without hundreds of trees, but they are facing a monetary dilemma regarding a view they never if you work hard, and you do your part, you should be able to get ahead and stay ahead. but the republicans... v they want to go back to letting v the super wealthy call the shots. they don't stand up for equal pay for women. they don't support paid family leave. they don't even really support refinancing student debt. we've got to get this economy working for the vast majority of americans, not just for those at the top. that's what i intend to do

. >>> a hospital at the home in dallas, texas said the clot couldn't be removed. she was put on blood thinners and told no more running, no more skiing no hike be no playing around with my newborn baby. >> reporter: then a relative connected her to penn medicine. she had an artery in the pelvis that lays on top of and compresses the major vein. the blood slows down and the clot forms. some say the condition is rare, but the doctor doesn't agree. >> the disease is probably present in 25% of the female population. for most people it never causing symptoms, but weight gain or inactivity could raise the risk for trouble so does pregnancy because as the baby grows there's less room causing compression. the doctor broke up the clot with the device that breaks it with powerful drugs abbey vacuums it out. he put a stent in the vein to keep it open. she was cleared for all activity. >> i'm running and walking and doing everything. >> reporter: she does wish she had been more aware for the risk of clots. she urges any women who is pregnant or any new mom with swelling in he

dallas, texas. streets transformed into rivers. stop signs nearly swallowed by the high water. residents in corsicana just south of dallas trapped in their homes. others taking on the knee deepwaters. more than 16 inches of rain coming down. the terential town pore hammering hundreds of miles of central texas, shutting down interstates and stranding drivers. >> it has been just a nightmare tonight. >> mother nature isn't done yet. >> we are expecting a significant rainfall event this weekend. >> more rain on the way for an area that has quickly gone from drout to flash floods. >> over a half a foot of rainfall in dallas. look at all this water trying to squeeze under that bridge. >> as moisture from patricia feeds in coastal cities could get over a foot of rain. houston's mayor warning residents to stay off the road. >> there's no reason to go anywhere. >> wow. >> not in that. >> no. >> where you going? >> and more to come. they've already got significant problems and there's much more ahead for them

. >> imagine clogging up your morning commute but it is fought here from dallas, texas, a big rig caught fire hauling lumber and you can see the smoldering, the driver of the truck pulled over for engine trouble and it caught fire. it spread to the lumber and the ground below with crews throwing the charred wood on the ground below and if you know the area traffic is shut down on interstate 20 and interstate with official saying they have to check the structural integrity. >> student is released from prison in north korea hand over to south korea this morning after being detained in april after crossing the border into north korea from china. he is a permanent resident of the united states and was livering in new jersey and constituted dig at nyu and traveled during a semester and went to north korea after an unsuccessful attempt to find work in california. governor brown signed legislation allowing people on pedi permitted by the city. the bill applies to those with up to 15 riders would place new restrictions on drones including flying over public schools during classes and another giv

where it's not dry, down into texas flooding rains and severe flooding in texas once again from dallas texas down to houston. this part of the system with the tropical rain stays across the deep south over the next couple of days. this system at least a piece is going to break off and continue to move off to the north and east, but the best chances for any rain it looks like it stays to the north and the west of us tomorrow. we can't rule out a isolated passing shower tomorrow, but most of the time it's going to be on the dry side. a lot of sunshine through midday. mid-afternoon, it's the late afternoon hours. we will have a few more clouds start to mix up in. the cloud thickening at night. the thing about cloud thickening at night it's to prevent the temperatures from free falling. the forecast for tomorrow. tomorrow morning severn 7:00, a lot of showers through noontime, and i do expect from mid-to late afternoon for the clouds to break apart for sunny skies. we will have temperatures by tomorrow afternoon closer to 60 degrees. the pattern through next week is mild. in fact, the mild air p

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. >>> mystery surrounds a parking deck collapse in dallas, texas, this morning. the top level of the residential pa parking debt fell through the structure, left a large, gaping hole through a large part of the building. so far there have been no injuries reported. the cause of the collapse still under investigation. >>> it's a living nightmare for some in texas. water rescues, stranded drivers, canceled flights. why it's so dangerous to try and cross the streets this morning. >>> and a live look outside our backyard in northwest d.c. tom kierein is timing out the next time we could see showers here. >> and here is a look at what's happening this weekend. the pinky party. d.c. at howard university will have events starting at 10:00 this morning. and the city of alexandria is hosting the first ever family field fest to celebrate the multipurpose athletic field that begins at 11:00 at the new begins at 11:00 at the new field. i'm jeremy mcpike, candidate for state senate, and i sponsored this ad. republican hal parrish claims he improved transportation. but the tru