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galveston, oh, galveston. >> i think it encouraged a lot of people who are living with alzheimer's to know that youme don't have to just stop doing what you love. you just need a bigger support group around you. ? and the wichita lineman ? >> reporter: alzheimer's hasep silenced the singer, but not his songs. ? and i'm doing fine ? >> reporter: anthony mason, cbs news, new york.an >> pelley: and you can see the r "tenth annual a.c.m. honor"s tomorrow night at 9:00, 8:00 central, right here on cbs. that's the cbs evening news for tonight. for all of us at cbs news all around the world, good night. captioning sponsored by cbs >>> a terribly tragic story involving two people killed by different cars at the same accident. one a good samaritan who tried to help the other person on the side of the road. both were hit and killed on 56th near pe?a before sunrise this morning. rick salinger joins us live. >> reporter: we know that this person that we're city and county of denver. he stop here to help and found himself in the middle of a deadly road rage incident. between five sxaim 6:00 pm --

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worth area, although there was an important high speed railroad constructed between houston and galveston. just think of it, come up with 500 miles, and yet you project more than 20,000 miles. so there were a lot of paper interurbans. now, let's deal with the luneatc fringe. there are some examples of grandiose projects, paper interurbans. although the one that i'm selecting this morning, the one that's being highlighted, actually did turn a wheel, although not for many miles. and let's look at the chicago/new york electric airline. i know you're fascinated with the prospects of learning the daylights of this extreme example of interurban madness. it's not to say there weren't a number of grandiose schemes. in 1895, at the time that that alphabet road, the akron, bedford, and cleveland was opening, there was a serious proposal, i guess it was serious, to build a high speed electric line between chicago and st. louis. but it went nowhere, probably because the technology was still iffy, although admittedly that a, b, and c route did operate, and operated successfully. so at the dawn, at the

the coast guard picks up two boaters in galveston bay including an 18-year-old who is enlisting in the coast guard himself. the teens called for help when their boat flipped over, one of them suffering a broken leg, the other teen there is okay. >>> we have new details about the panic at los angeles airport that led to dozens of flight delays. officials now say it all started with a man in a zorro costume. police started questioning him. a passenger saw that, notified a tsa agent and the agent then spread word to other terminals. some passengers in those terminals thought there was an emergency, rushed for the emergency exits and those heavy doors have emergency locks that when they do close they sound like real. five terminals evacuated. officers then, of course, went in and found there were no actual gunshots. >>> there's new hope for the millions of patients diagnosed with alzheimer's. researchers report promising results from an early trial of an experimental treatment. the drug appears to slow development of brain placke which causes the loss of memory in cognitive function. a lar

that 'ran aground' -- off the coast of galveston. it took a 45-foot "response boat" -- from a ne 'coast guard helicopter' -- to get the 'eight' stranded passengers to safety. 'no one' was hurt. and one woman is pretty embarrassed after her s-u-v ends up in corpus christi bay-- thanks to a mouse! she was driving down the road when she felt something brush against her leg. that something turned out to be a mouse. she panicked, and jumped out of the car....and in the process accidentally throws the car into gear! she could only watch as her the woman wasn't hurt. no word on whether the stowaway rodent survived. high pressure will provide us with daily sunshine and rising temperatures the rest of the work week. the humidity was low today, so temperatures near 90 actually felt pretty good. lows tonight will be in the low and 60s look for lots of sun the rest of the week. however, we will notice that humidity rises back to the friday, with high temperatures of 90-95 f. don't expect any big change in the heat or humidity for the weekend, ei

freddy galveston, hit a homer yesterday. brings in herrera. speaking of herrera, check him out in the second. robs an extra base hit, a long way out there in right center. morgan appreciates the effort. thank you. to the fifth, again, deuces wild. two hits and two rbi for him. it's a 4-0 lead. the marlins come back, 4-3. in the ninth. gomez, win it. and 4-3, phillys. getting the victory. ! >> the eagle's front office staying busy. roe is being traded to the patriots. there's conflicting reports what's in return. they are giving up on the rookie. he started in all 16 games last season, started five, one interception. >>> the focus sunday will be on went. the rookie is no doubt buried knee deep in the eagle's play book. he will start against the browns. he's not naive. he knows there might be growing pains. >> young quarterbacks usually experience bumps in the road. i'm going to take them in stride, keep getting better and put the team in positions to win ball games. >> i can't wait until wednesday, i can't wait until sunday. but i'm very comfor

this category 4 storm ripped through communities in the city of galveston and galveston county, making its way inland into the houston region. this storm caused over 100 fatalities, washed away homes, flooded communities and shut down much of the region's energy production. in total, this hurricane cost $37.5 billion, with a b, dollars nationwide, making it the third costliest hurricane in united states history. even though hurricane ike caused extensive damage, we know it could have been much worse. the effects of another major hurricane on the houston region and our nation would absolutely be devastating. over six million people call this area home, and many of them work in critical economic sectors like health care and energy refining. the impact would be felt in every congressional district across the country. for example, according to reports published immediately after hurricane ike made landfall, gas prices spiked between 30 cents and 60 cents per gallon across many states due to the disruption in energy production in the houston region. we do not know, mr. speaker, when the nex

it will be out of galveston, texas. >> disney can't let it go. >> they never leave. >> it was a beautiful story. i could see the appeal. >> i like olaf. >> even though he can't come to florida that. he will melt. >>> it's 91 from the freedom plaza in sun city center. we're going to warm up top 90, which is above average. average is 89. we will be at 909 saturday and sunday. temperatures and tuesday. a hot couple of days. >>> if you want to cool off, watch frozen. now you have something to do this weekend. >> stacie schaible calls me out on tv. i thought you wanted me to clean out the garage. >> i do. >> and watch frozen. introducing carrabba's new family bundles. choose one of six favorites plus a large salad to make a carry-out dinner for the whole family starting at $34.99. it's carry-out without the compromise. gifford and hoda kotb live from studio 1a >>> tryay friday september 16th. kathie lee is off. billy bush is here, and there is no better song on this particular day than colder weather by the zac brown band. >> and we heard this song as a witching hour last night in charlotte, n

the coast guard picked up two boaters in galveston bay including an 18-year-old who enlist in the coastuard himself. the teens called for help when their boat flipped over. one of them suffered a broken leg. the other teen is okay. >>> we are learning more details about the panic at lax earlier this week. officials say the chaos was caused by a man in a zorro costume. and then loud emergency locks. panic erupted after word of what was a false shooting threat spread. many people saw the man being questioned rushed for emergency exits and that triggered loud noises from these emergency locks. they create a big boom. that sound was mistaken for gunshots. >>> and speaking of panic unfolding yesterday in midair during a transatlantic flight from houston to london. and there was a lot of it. >> a dozen passengers and crew members were hurt when a plane was slammed by turbulence. >> reporter: in the darkened cabin, listen to the boeing 767 shake. passing through unexpected turbulence leaving a baby crying. and damage and injuries. a flight attendant bloodied with a bandage on the top of her he

coincidentally, it was at an ame church way back in 1865 in galveston where many of texas' slaves first learned they were free and the purpose of this march is to make sure no one forgets that. >> i've been talking to everybody that i can get to listen. >> that includes president obama. what you see there is the two of them together in 2008. what you don't see is that she had just slipped him a letter asking him to designate it as a holiday. she hopes to present the president with 100,000 signatures. she says far too many have forgotten the history of freedom here in texas. >> we've got to let people know that we have a whole generation of people that know absolutely nothing about juneteenth. >> she doesn't expect it to become a federal holiday, meaning a paid day off. she's looking for something more like flag day, a day on the calendar and that people understand the significance of. ben russell, nbc 5. >> juneteenth is also known as two years after abraham issued the emancipation proclamation. it's primarily observed in local celebrations. >>> a blast felt miles away as a rocket blows

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it did bring quite a bit of rain, especially into the panhandle of texas and the houston area in galveston as well. and then also through florida. they got quite a bit of rain from this storm system. but as we look into the current time, it has moved off into the atlantic and there's still a little bit of activity up in the northeast. but again, things seem to be tapering off for them. here's what we've got for o really nice temperatures. we're looking in the 70s for us here in phoenix and most of the valley. even into the 60s as well. so things are cooling off pretty nicely. for tomorrow, here's what you've got going on. 99 for you in phoenix. 82 in prescott. 89 in kingman. 72 in flagstaff. 89 in winslow and 94 in globe. here's what we've got going on tonight. nice night overnight. look at the clear skies. warming up a bit tomorrow. we're going to stay under 100 days, according to our computer modeling. looking pretty nice. we've got tropical storm newton. that's going to be bringing in that moisture up from mexico. wednesday and thursday. it's a good chances of storms from that. so about

-- when we had hurricane ike come through east harris county, and it shut down the refineries in galveston bay in both united airlines. we said we would never light our airplanes out of houston, and we are having to do it, and the air force is there too saying -- we need to have this jet fuel. that's why we need that grid up. >> coordination. >> the plan has -- each plan has their own, but you can't run a plant for generators. you have to have the grid to help. that's why it's so important. i know in some areas like in east harris county, we have a partnership both for security and other things, but i just want to make sure that everybody is on the same page. >> i might add that, for example, in may we ran a very big so-called table top exercise in the northwest, and lots of industry participation, many agencies, so that everybody could understand the challenges of everybody working together on the same page. that's important. another thing i just mentioned is that even though it's much smaller, you know, we have moved out in a couple of product reserves as opposed crude oil reserves, and

up happy juneteenth, everyone. 1sts is the 150 of th anniversary of gordon granger writing into galveston, texas and reading general order 53, finally, finally having the last confederates understand the sender render of appomattox -- understand the surrender of appomattox had occurred in april. there is the question of where these civil war ends, and history does not stop at certain dates like you would like to package them in. in terms of the national park service efforts, i am just brief effort.a i will give a background of some of those, how we and the park service are moving forward with for our parks sites, how we are looking to identify unknown sites, but also recognize those sites that have that weuction stories have not interpreted in the past. so, again, talking about our , she mentionedok our principal editors for the handbook -- the handbook for the ouronal park service, historical work which guides the interpretation of a historic theme in the united states. the impious handbook gives out the official position of the national park service, scholarly academic position on the m

channel they have to fully comply with the same section 408 review that would affect the 10-mile-long galveston sea wall. these projects, which have no direct impact on the corps structures, are undertaken by private users, including many small businesses from the area, who are investing in their facilities, expanding commerce and exports and providing jobs and economic benefits to the state and our nation. the additional time and cost as a result of unnecessary 408 process, which is borne entirely by private entities, or nonfederal partners, delays and increases the costs of these critical projects. my amendment reinforces the original intent of the rivers and harbors act by foe cushion the corps on actual navigation and flood control assets, allowing them to devote their full attention and resources to important safety excavations and expedited review and execution of project modification requests. mr. speaker, since 1775, the army corps of engineers has performed critical work, ensuring the safety and reliability of america's ports and harbors, and my amendment supports their mission and the

counties were harris, galveston, jefferson and orange. hurricane ike struck this region in 2008, caused $37.5 -- with a b, nationwide. the storm caused over 100 fatalities, washed away homes, flooded communities and shut down much of the nation's and the region's energy production. the effects of another major hurricane in the houston region and our nation would be devastating -- in our nation would be devastating. over six million people call this area home and many work in critical economic sectors like health care and energy refining. the impact would be felt in every congressional district across the country. for example, according to reports published immediately after hurricane ike made landfall, gas prices spiked between 30 cents and 60 cent per gallon across many states due to the disruption of energy production in the houston region. in 2013 the texas general land office entered into an agreement with g.c.c. -- gccprd to conduct a three-phase storm surge suppression study. the phase three report was released this past june. in ad

when we are hurricane ike come through east harrison county and it shut down the refineries in galveston bay and both united airlines, who they said we never lightered planes out of houston and we're having to do it, and the air force was there, too, saying -- and the navy because we need to have this jet fuel, and so that's why we need that -- the grid up. >> coordination. >> even plant has their own -- but you can't run a plant on generators. you have to have the grid to help. that's why it's so important. and i know in some areas, like in east harris county, we have a partnership both for security and other things, but i just want to make sure everybody is on the same page. >> coordination is important. i might add, for example, in may we ran a very big so-called tabletop exercise in the northwest precisely -- and lots of industry participation. many agencies. so everybody could understand the challenges of everybody working together on the same page. so, that's important. another thing i'll just mention is that, because the spro was mentioned, is that even though it's much smaller, y

. >> no, it is in federal court in galveston, texas actually. >> what do you think the chances are?ou know what i think we made good points here remember tro i hope the judge has enough interest to give us time to bring back the -- >> is this a party political issue republicans as opposed democrats for it. >> i don't know you would think this would be you a nonpartisan issue everyone would care about i would think there would be democrats that would be in favor of protecting the internet as well their free speech rights and access to the internet will be affected like republicans. >> just love to know what upside is for america i can't -- >> me, too. >> thanks very much for joining us we appreciate it good luck on efforts this arching thank you, sir. . >> thank you appreciate it. >> tensions between india-pakistan heating up pakistan says they are willing to eliminate india, trump's foreign policy advisory coming up discussing that subject. trump's campaign manager kellyanne conway makes first appearance on the view got ugly, more on this, you will see it here we go. >> not in new y