or bob's activity in galveston than elsewhere. >> it was really strange.uy doing stealing identities? >> reporter: in fact in the spring of 2001, at the same time as he and dorothy were living in galveston, he rented another room in new orleans under the name diane as we found the place, michael ogden. >> he was wearing the blouse with small wig. >> reporter: he lived on the top floor and they saw him wearing women's clothing. >> and he wasn't a drag queen, just in disguise. >> reporter: and he would fly off somewhere else. new york, california, connecticut, always returning as he carefully noted in his personal account to that apartment in galveston. he shot morris black accidentally and in self- defense he claimed. then dismembered the man. here is how he described it. jack daniels, marijuana, bosa not deep enough. return for bigger bow saw, could not use saw. when they first looked at electric saws, bought axe, did it. but they believe bob's claims about the killing were attempts after the fact to sanitize what the evidence such was a brutal murder. >>

we're going to send it back to you from here in galveston, texas.ow to some headlines. the dallas police department says an officer a was executed and two officers hurt in a targeted attack. the shooting happened on thursday night when the suspect walked up to officer darren burkes and struck the up a conversation while recording with his cell phone. he then pulled a handgun and shot burkes. when other officers arrived at the scene, he fired at them. after a highway chase, the suspect was killed in a shootout with police. hundreds mourning the fallen officer during a vigil last night at the scene. horrible. >>> the mayor of aurora, colorado, promising to to clear apartment buildings after this video of armed suspected venezuelan gang members went viral. the mayor saying he's waiting for a municipal judge to issue an order to let law enforcement sweep buildings where gang activity has been taking place. he's also announcing a new task force just after officers arrested a tren de aragua leader known as cookie monster in relation to a shooting last mon

a party from galveston, texas i'm randy campbell for "fox weather." anita: fox weather brady campbell thank you. bryan: we have lift off did you see this? spacex resuming its falcon nine rocket flights to launches today the federal aviation administration, there it is right here. one, zero. bryan: federal aviation administration give the all clear after briefly grounding the falcons wednesday due to a landing failure. today's mission but more than three dozen star link satellites into orbit. spacex is also getting ready to send its polaris and dawn into space. that rocket will carry it for private astronauts for the first ever commercial spacewalk. anita: the man in charge of brutal rape and beating death of a baltimore tech entrepreneur at last year's pleading guilty. a judge's sentencing him to three life terms in prison. he was found beaten and strangled on the roof of her apartment building after being sexually assaulted. jason billingsley admitted to beating her with a brick last september and a seemingly random attack that shocked the city of ba

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>> well, molly, it's currently raining lightly here in galveston, texas.ut folks have seen a rainy start to the labor day holiday weekend. it's not what they want to see. you can see over to my left, a family trying to enjoy the beach or even the attractions behind them on the pier and some folks maybe wanting a fun day, but with disturbance number one lingering along the texas and louisiana coast, scattered storms are expected. some spots have already seen over six inches of rain in the last two days. going forward, the national weather service saying we have a level two out of four risk for flash flooding in parts of texas and louisiana. despite storms, we've seen people swimming at the beach or heading to local attractions and one woman coming all the way from england. >> i assume we brought it with us, really. we're used to the rain so it's no bother. >> we thought if it rains too much this weekend we'll go home early, otherwise we'll play it by ear. >> meanwhile, people trying to get to their destinations this weekend dealt with issues at the airport.

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that heat index or feels like temperature galveston 106, texarkana 110 and jackson, mississippi, 104. up to the north, it's much different. much cooler, the air is coming down from canada and that is giving us much cooler air. temperatures will be in the 80s chicago, tomorrow 84, wednesday 86, 82 on thursday, new york city temperatures in the low to mid 80s over the next couple days. on the atlantic we have a developing tropical system, this one is expected to become tropical storm ernesto as it heads towards the cari 94 jacksonville and 91 with storms in tampa. and that's the day's weather. jessica, back over to you. >> ryan, thanks so much. >>> "early today" is back in a minute with the crucial week ahead for wall street. and then can los angeles win gold in the traffic wars? how that city plans to go car-free for the 2028 games. zyrtec allergy relief works fast and lasts a full 24 hours so dave can be the... deliverer of dance. gold in the traffic wars? how that city plans to go car-free for the 2028 games. >an gold in the traffic wars? how that city plans to go car-free for the 20

mid-atlantic up to the northeast, but in terms of flooding, we are focusing on the gulf coast from galvestonr to new orleans. and this is not a one-day event, this could be a few days in a row, picking up potentially 9 inches of rain. but then you get to your labor day holiday, the bulk of the country, not 100% but a good chunk of the country has a great labor day. places like charleston, south carolina, could see some showers out there. temperatures around 86 degrees but that is the latest. nancy, it's all yours. have a very happy holiday. >> nancy: that's encouraging. we'll take it, lonnie. thanks so much. the national hockey league is in mourning tonight following the death of columbus blue jackets star johnny gaudreau. the 31-year-old new jersey native and his 29-year-old brother, matthew, were riding their bicycles when they were struck and killed by a suspected drunk driver not far from their hometown of kearny's point. state police said the driver was attempting to pass two other vehicles when he hit the brothers from behind on the eve of their sister's wedding. the driver reportedly

like, there was the 1900 hurricane in galveston, which is the deadliest natural disaster in american history. it killed as many as 10,000 people. but then there was the change. in 1979, the world meteorological organization had hurricanes named after men and women in an alternating basis. michael brennan: when a storm has done enough damage or caused enough fatalities that could be traumatic for the area being affected, the name needs to be retired. storms going back to andrew or hugo or katrina. derek van dam: when hurricane katrina came ashore in florida, it was a relatively minor storm. all of that changed in the blink of an eye. michael brennan: every 20 or 30 years, you'll have a significant storm surge event that can kill hundreds or thousands of people, and katrina turned into one of those. we knew all the pieces were there for-- for katrina to become an incredibly strong storm. i had that gut feeling that this was going to be really bad. jack parrish: katrina intensified to a cat 5. and then it started to spread out and it increased in size. very, very large. allison chinchar

could see flooding issues is going be very persistent rain from new orleans to lake charles houston galveston'sng to be messy also and this is more future radar here, a wave of moisture coming up from the southwest that will affect parts of texas. initially at central west texas of the next several days and it gradually shifts further towards the east. those are going to be the hot spots for the biggest problems as far as the weather goes over the labor day weekend. jon: meteorologist ari sarsalari thank you welcome to fox. take a look at headlines from around the globe. [background noises] this is ukraine russian bomb strike killed a 14-year-old girl on a playground. at least six others also died. the aftermath of the crash of an american f-16 fighter jet manned by ukrainian pilot, ukrainian president zelenskyy has sacked his air force commander. china and the philippines are accusing each other of intentionally ramming coast guard vessels and the disputed south china sea. this is the fifth maritime confrontation between the two nations in the last month. in brazil millions of users are shut o

ammunition could come up for the patriots, for the rebels was through ships in spanish hands and galveston is named after goddess galvez, who was the commander at the time. and louisiana, who allowed this to happen and was a huge help. starting from the american revolution, we have a history here. latinos fought in the civil war. great heroics. in fact, do you remember you probably were taught this in in your history class. -- the torpedoes full speed ahead. um, and who was that? that was. that was on that was a latino that. was a an admiral is known whose statue stands in four blocks from the white house. and you go and you see him there and you see his in the army navy club. but nobody tells you that this admiral was latino. his father had fought the revolutionary war. so you have all of this history and and a huge presence of from then on, all the way through the world, all the way through through the vietnam war, through the korean war. great heroics, really, by the latino population. but this isn't this isn't learned. and i think, yeah and i also think there's also individual responsi

data shows a significant increase in coastal flood events in places like boston, atlantic city, galvestonirst street has found that sea level rise is already putting more people at risk during storms and high tides. >> as we've seen more and more of this data become available in recent years, we're finding that people are actually quite shocked and absolutely concerned about the flood risk that they have, porter says. >> as far as a homeowner goes, it's up to us to reduce our risk of flooding. but the best approach overall will be governments making broader infrastructure improvements. >> homeowners can do things simple things like clean their drains. they can they can do things like install pumps. they can do things that are more expensive, like raise their home. >> i'm ginger zee. >> and let's get a look at our weather here at home with meteorologist lisa argen. >> all right, zack, good morning everyone. look how nicely the marine layer has just cleared out the city mid 50s downtown. we'll have sun for outside lands. it's in the mid 60s in the south bay. and also in our inland valleys.

men, white dudes, white women, latinos, and indigenous native people in this country, to show the galvestonshe called for the marginalized groups to come together to will the collective political power as they went back in 1972, her goal was not to win the election but to influence the democratic platform and make it clear to elected officials that these individuals would not be ignored. similar today, the vice president harris has an opportunity to stand in front of this coalition who is looking to push her to make history again as potentially the first woman elected president of this country. that power has to sustain. the momentum has to sustain and the numbers that you recited earlier are indicative of an initial power. but i think they will sustain because on top of the money raised, on top of all of that, we have new voter registration hitting massive spikes with vote.org same 85% of the donors are young people. the same people who provided history defying results of her democrats in 1922. that is promising energy. >> what is the difference in what is the same? because, as shirley chi

people are going to the beaches, places like galveston island, maybe down towards south, down towardsf the south coast of texas. we've got problems, it's going to be with us all a weekend long, unfortunately. this is a look at that a radar picture. you get the idea. a little bit of flooding threat with this. anywhere to the east of this front it's warm, it's human, and this front right here -- it's humid, and this is going to bring us severe weather throughout the day especially looking at this red, threat from very strong winds, can't rule out after tornado. -- out a tornado, strong storms anywhere parts of northern areas of new york all the a way down across the tennessee valley. one with last thing, we are here at the peak of hurricane season, and it's been really quiet for about the last three weeks or so. this december turbans right here, a -- disturbance, a 50% chance of development and it is going to continue to to pull off towards the west. this is the one that we're going to watch pretty closely. it's moving slowly, we've got about 6-7 days before it's somewhere out here in t

data shows a significant increase in coastal flood events in places like boston, atlantic city, galveston and san diego. the data analysis firm first street has found that sea level rise is already putting more people at risk during storms and high tides. >> as we've seen more and more of this data become available in recent years, we're finding that people are actually quite shocked and absolutely concerned about the flood risk that they have, porter says. >> as far as a homeowner goes, it's up to us to reduce our risk of flooding. but the best approach overall will be governments making broader infrastructure improvements. >> homeowners can do things simple things like clean their drains. they can they can do things like install pumps. they can do things that are more expensive, like raise their home. i'm ginger zee. >> you know, you got to be prepared for anything and everything these days. >> but this weekend, you don't have to be prepared for a lot because it's pretty mice, mice and mice. nice and mild. i'm mashing the words together. it's friday. >> sandhya. sandhya, what is the for

so unfortunately not just your saturday in this region but your sunday is quite wet and from galveston to new orleans the rain winds down as we get closer to sunset on sunday. looking for time f >>> and that's a look at your forecast, guys. it's not all about rain there are nice spots too. >> rain on a weekend, sounds about right. >> yep. >>> still to come here, the wnba is on fire. caitlin clark and angel reese faces off last night as they compete for rookie of the year. marisa parra caught the final matchup. >> reporter: good morning, whether you want to call it the clark effect or the power of reese's pieces their star power is continuing a >>> we are back on a saturday morning with the weekly down load our look at the week's other big stories. >> joe is here with that. good morning to you. >>> good morning, good to see you. incredible news for the family of one of the hostages taken by hamas during the october 7th attack in israel. israeli commandos rescued a hostage from southern gaza after he spent 326 days in captivity. his family seen here running to his side. his cousin says h

in texas, this bill authorizes the corps to study the expansion of ship channels in the galveston bayrea. this includes channels that serve port houston where expanded capacity could help regional supply chains and support economic growth throughout the nation. this bill will ensure timely implementation of prior wrda legislation as we have heard in hearings in the environment and public works committee over the last year, implementation of past wrda reauthorizations have taken a good deal longer than expected. in some cases more than a decade. in particular, the corps has significant work to do to implement the past three wrda laws. in each of these laws significantly updated the corps' authority to consider the impacts of climate change and extreme weather and to better support underserved and tribal communities. while the corps has made some important progress, there's much more that the corps needs to do to implement past reauthorizations. we don't have a lot of time to spare. in fact, we don't have any time to spare. the effects of climate change are all around us, just as some r

santa bella island 105, feels like 107 in galveston.d. mid to upper 70s to low 80s in buffalo, washington, d.c. we do have severe weather moving its way through the center part of the country. iowa, kansas city, and a possible tornado can't be ruled out. wind gusts of up to 60 miles an hour. tomorrow we're talking 21 million people at risk just south of milwaukee. down to springfield, paducah, kentucky, wind gusts of up to 60 miles per hour and heavy rain stretching from minnminneapoliso >>> hoda kotb, what's the deal? >> okay. the difference between a realtor and a real estate agent is a realtor is a real estate agent who is also a member of the national association of realtors, nar. realtors must adhere to a special code, ethics and standards of conducts. while all realtors are real estate agents, not all real estate agents are realtors. >> okay. >> thanks for clearing that up. >> the realtors have the nifty jackets. >> what? >> okay. >> all right. thank you. thank you, al, and thank you, hoda. >> you're welcome. and thank you, google

we could be looking at record highs from phoenix, albuquerque, galveston all the way into brownsvilletemperatures today, 103 in el paso. phoenix 111. 103 in houston. dallas 5 degrees warmer. at 105. but with low pressure down to the south midwest to the northeast, temperatures 5 to 15 degrees below average. buffalo, you are going to be 66 degrees. that's 13 degrees cooler than average. chicago nice and cool. windy city, 73. boston same temperature. 76 in new york. the rest of the country, a nicer day here in the east. record highs likely through texas and severe storms in the western plains. we will get to your local forecast in the next 30 seconds. >>> and that is your latest weather. guys? >> thank you, birthday boy! al, we love you. >>> and that is your latest weather. guys? >> thank you, birthday boy! al, we love you. >>> still ahead this morning, we'll talk about the scott peterson case. he is speaking out in a new docu series released overnight talking about the murders that gripped the nation for more than two decades. kaylee hartung on the story. >> hey, good morning, guys. fr

so let's talk about the conditions along the gulf of mexico because galveston showing up with rain showersttle flooding across the gulf coast to pick up a couple of inches driving a ten keep an eye through the >> right now to gme vital food trend alert which is a hack and a lot of us have our thoughts about this rice paper croiss croissants. they are taking the internet by storm with hundreds of thousands of views on tiktok and laura lori bergamotto to check it out herself. >> touted as easier, quicker healthier alternative and "gma" unofficial car of course but i had to try it. the results have me saying lala. take a look. >> ticket from emily in paris. croissants are the ultimate one, flaky and oh so buttery. a new tiktok trend has curious layering up and their kitchen with unexpected gradient. which you believe me that i would say this is made from rice paper? >> so good! >> i took to my own test kitchen to try out for myself. >> are you excited? >> super excited! >> super excited! do you like croissants? okay, guys let's do it. >> we combine eggs, milk, vanilla extract, butter, sugar,

same in del rio, san antonio, dallas will be kind of close, amarillo, galveston may break a record asl. and in fact, this heat risk for health issues stretching all the way from corpus christi to davenport and omaha because of all the heat-related problems folks may have and stretches right on into the weekend. by sunday, omaha, you're at 100, mid-90s in nashville, as well. and it feels more like summertime as you move into the northeast. syracuse by sunday, 85. boston will be in the mid-80s. same in new york city. upper 80s in charleston. we're going to get to your local forecast in the next 30 seconds. (♪♪) i can't... (♪♪) mmmm... it's delicious! mhmm. i told you it wasn't bitter. [laughter] from the lindt master chocolatier. discover excellence. expect delicious. weather. hoda? >> all right, al, thank you so much! a moving scene at the university of idaho. the community coming together for a new tribute to the victims killed in that stabbing attack near campus. laura jarrett has that story. hey, laura. w. hey, hoda. it's supposed to be a place of healing, but the emotions are still

host: robert in galveston, texas on the democrats line. good morning. caller: good morning.host: we are doing well. caller: i just called to ask a question. biden in his debate with trump, biden's answer to every question to him -- trump never answered a question. he even brought up a story about he got insurance down to $35 a month and we know that is not true. i wonder why everyone was so hard on biden to just go home, but if you can remember, last year, mitch mcconnell lost his train of thought and could not remember where he was and they had to go to the podium and rescue him. why did nobody asked him to retire? it is a big difference. it seems like was good for the goose is good for the gander. i tell you something else. trump and his running mate, they are hollering about made in america, but when both of them got wives from other countries. why didn't they marry an american woman? that is the $64,000 question. guest: a lot going on there as well. host: they are throwing a lot at you. guest: i am someone who -- i don't hide my political views. that 2008 campaign i work

host: robert in galveston, texas on the democrats line. good morning. caller: good morning.host: we are doing well. caller: i just called to ask a question. biden in his debate with trump, biden's answer to every question to him -- trump never answered a question. he even brought up a story about he got insurance down to $35 a month and we know that is not true. i wonder why everyone was so hard on biden to just go home, but if you can remember, last year, mitch mcconnell lost his train of thought and could not remember where he was and they had to go to the podium and rescue him. why did nobody asked him to retire? it is a big difference. it seems like was good for the goose is good for the gander. i tell you something else. trump and his running mate, they are hollering about made in america, but when both of them got wives from other countries. why didn't they marry an american woman? that is the $64,000 question. guest: a lot going on there as well. host: they are throwing a lot at you. guest: i am someone who -- i don't hide my political views. that 2008 campaign i work

ammunition could come up for the patriots, for the rebels was through ships in spanish hands and galvestonis named after goddess galvez, who was the commander at the time. and louisiana, who allowed this to happen and was a huge help. starting from the american revolution, we have a history here. latinos fought in the civil war. great heroics. in fact, do you remember you probably were taught this in in your history class. -- the torpedoes full speed ahead. um, and who was that? that was. that was on that was a latino that. was a an admiral is known whose statue stands in four blocks from the white house. and you go and you see him there and you see his in the army navy club. but nobody tells you that this admiral was latino. his father had fought the revolutionary war. so you have all of this history and and a huge presence of from then on, all the way through the world, all the way through through the vietnam war, through the korean war. great heroics, really, by the latino population. but this isn't this isn't learned. and i think, yeah and i also think there's also individual responsib