so ginger did something, something the old ginger would have never dreamed of doing. >> i could not leave>> she went to her husband with a request. >> i asked dean would it be okay with you if i went and got him. and i said if he could just stay one night. it is raining. >> stop right there. >> i had to think about it. >> sure you did. starting to recognize the slippery slope. >> honest truth is when she says i feel compelled to help this guy. how can i say no to that. >> that's how victor hub barred found his second family. >> oh, yeah. >> he now lives with ginger and dean full time. >> my favorite. >> they helped him get social services and doctors appointments, introduced him to the community and made him part of it. victor also works two jobs now. one at a burger join >> yep, just like that. >> another at a cooking school where he has one of the most compassionate bosses in south texas. >> there you go. looks good. >> life is messy. but if you are going to love other people you have to be willing to step into their mess. why whole life i've wanted to aindividual that. that they why i

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let's head back in. >> ginger our thanks to you. we might be up against the same challenge here in charleston i'm going to look up right now because i can't see a thing in front of me but i can see up to the sky and for the first time in about an hour we can't see anything through the clouds. so we might be faced with the same sort of moment that ginger had. you saw what happened with t.j. you had the entire stadium filled in carbondale illinois which is going to see another solar eclipse in 2024. one of the rarityiesrarities. and the sun came out at the very last second. when we come back only one more state to go to view a total eclipse, south carolina here we come as we take you to break. we thank you for sending in your pictures and images. we're going to show what many have captured throughout the day as our coverage of the great american eclipse -- that's vice president dick cheney with his hat on. you can see the eyewear elsewhere. senator lindsey graham taking a moment from capitol hill to take in the great american eclipse

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my friend mark who is a ginger is delighted.ighted. i am glad they feel they are well reflected on our mobile phones. we have missed the submission for unicode for the moment but hopefully we can get it going on and get some older generation emojis as well. how likely are you to get approval? generation emojis as well. how likely are you to get approval7m is taking a chance and seeing what happens. there is a definite need for it and the marriages are brilliant because they are the modern—day hieroglyphic, aren't they? it is better than snake that we used to have back in the day on the nokia phones. it is a bit more sophisticated, isn't it? exactly. is there money to be made in creating emojis? i am not sure, to be honest, i'm not sure there is money to be made that there will be fun for people to use them and make it more exceptional for the older generation and black and white and yellow and all sorts of people, it will be a nicer world than the older marriages. my favourite is the laughing with tears in the eyes. i like that

as ginger said, not just the winds, but possible record-setting floods. with no steering currents, harvey isn't going anywhere. once it hits, it will be there for days. matt gutman, live in corpus christi, texas. matt, what are you seeing already? >> reporter: it's not just about seeing, it's about feeling the storm. hard to stand up in this wind and the rain is coming down, what seems like rivers. incredibly, there are still people on the roads. harvey is really beginning to sink its teeth into texas. but this is just a jab. the full punch is still coming. harvey is smashing into the gulf coast tonight. packing ferocious wind. an ocean of water, officials say, with deadly potential. it's the most powerful storm to hit the u.s. in over a decade. from space you can see the monster storm sprawl over the gulf, already spawning tornado warnings. pushing a mountain of water before it, that storm surge plowing into padre island. winds stripping bark from trees in port o'connor. it's about 11:30 here. the wind is really picking up. the rain coming down hard. pel

chief meteorologist ginger zee has been in the news room with us all afternoon tracking this, and ginger, where is harvey right now? >> it's less than 300 miles southeast of corpus christi. we go to the maps to see it moving. moving at 10 miles per hour in the next 24 hours. we'll see again, rapid intensification, and that's why the track takes it into that hurricane-warned area as a category 3. major hurricane. those hurricane watches and warnings have been up and now you see the track taking it through the weekend, staying at category 2, through the afternoon on saturday, making a u-turn through the gulf of mexico, and then going north and east. we could be talking about the storm through the next midweek or beyond. that's why the 35 inches is up, and it's a 10 plus region, and why rainfall and flooding are the number one impact as far as life and property loss, and then you see storm surge, up to 20 feet in the wind warning. they are saying low cases could be uninhabitable for weeks or months. >> it's the rain. up to 35 inches of rain they are talking about. >> correct. days on end. >

>> reporter: hey, good morning to you, ginger. the kelly little green men days festival. what do aliens have to do with an eclipse? wel well? well, in august 21, 1955, there was an apparent alien encounter here. now the folks, the true believers are wondering if some will come back. hopkinsville and kelly, kentucky will be the dark center of the universe. >> we're the point of greatest eclipse. >> reporter: as the moon's shadow races over, this area of western kentucky is a bull's eye. making it an eclipse tourist magnet. >> it's a once-in-a-lifetime thing. almost every person that sees it, it's the biggest event of their life. >> reporter: campers are pitching tents. ballooning the population of 32,000 to as many as 150,000 people. this is interstate 70 in missouri. every few miles you get a sign like this, warning drivers that traffic is going to be heavy on eclipse day. hopkinsville spent $500,000 gearing up. paying for extra police and cell phone towers. but they believe eclipse business will bring a $30 million jolt to the lo

ginger has been talking about the storage surge.e you a sense of massive volume of water. initially they predicted a four to six foot storm surge. now they're talking about 12 feet plus high tide and on top of that there will be 20-foot wave easily inundating this part of corpus christi, texas. george? >> okay, matt, thanks very much. that storm surge and of course the heavy rain likely to cause major flooding across the coast and to rob marciano with more on that, our senior meteorologist in freeport. >> hey, good morning, george. they're very concerned about that storm surge here, 50, 60 miles south of houston as this water continues to pile up. you can see the waves crashing, protecting this harbor inland that's had tankers and freighters servicing oil refineries. levies around there are certainly worried about the hazard. let's talk about the storm surge. low pressure as it deepens will lift up the gulf of mexico but it's the wind that takes the water and it pushes towards the shoreline, eventually overtaking anything in its pat

we want to go right to ginger tracking the storm.ood morning. >> they are right to prepare for the worst. this will be a heavy rain event and flooding that could impact life and property. we could lose both this weekend. let me take you to tropical storm harvey that formed overnight or redeveloped, and you can see it's about 300 miles south and east of brownsville, max-sustained winds right now, 45 miles per hour, moving north at 10 miles per hour. there are hurricane watches, tropical storm warnings and a hurricane warning for a large area in southeast texas, but this flood watch extends tnisan rain. we have to get to the track in a couple of moments. but first, our matt gutman already standing in water this morning in corpus christi. matt. >> reporter: hey, good morning, ginger. the major story is water temperature. check this out. the water here, 87 degrees. like a bathtub. and that's some of the warmest in the world and it's turbocharging this storm, and all morning long we've been getting urgent alerts on our phone about a hurri

ginger, thanks. >>> we turn next to other news tonight and to the disaster at sea. the navy searching for the sailors missing after the "uss john s. mccain" collided with an oil tanker and that battered ship, a very difficult discovery. abc's bob woodruff is in singapore. >> reporter: today search and rescue teams locating the first remains of those 10 missing sailors from the "uss john s. mccain," found in flooded compartments aboard the ship. the commander of the pacific fleet telling us he is not ready to give up hope. >> there is always hope, you know, the sailors are resilient. >> reporter: that collison happening here in the strait of malacca -- one of the busiest and most dangerous choke points for shipping in the world. the tanker slamming into the navy destroyer just before dawn. some sailors still sleeping at the time of impact. their quarters flooding in seconds as they scrambled up small exits like this one. this latest accident, the navy's second after the "uss fitzgerald" collided with a container ship two months ago killing seven sailors. >> we'll con

days on end. >> ginger, thanks. ginger zee leading us off. texas in the path tonight. the first significant rains begin tomorrow morning. outer bands already being seen tonight. evacuations under way. also a state of emergency in parts of louisiana at this hour. abc's senior national correspondent, matt gutman, is already in the storm zone. >> reporter: with hurricane harvey's outer bands already gouging the coastline, the gulf coast is in a frenzy of hammering. boarding up, sandbagging and fleeing. a mass exodus is now under way in several texas towns including port aransas where there's a mandatory evacuation tonight. the storm whipping itself from a tropical depression into a full blown hurricane in just a few hours. triggering alarm bells from corpus christi, texas to new orleans, and some very stark warnings. >> we're going to in the strongest possible terms, encourage residents in the low lying areas as they say, get out of dodge. >> reporter: helping folks get out of dodge, airlines waiving change and cancellation fees for those in the storm's path. in corpus ch

ginger sn >> reporter: ginger snap didn't run all summer. she was adopted, along with red, who found a new home with the team coach. >> that's kind of like our team dog now. >> we've gotten to where we go to the web over the weekend to see which dogs got adopted. seeingdogs find a good home. >> who you get to run with on monday. >> that's right. it's hard, not seeing our favorite dog that we run with. we hope they get adopted. >> reporter: for kids, school begins, and summer ends this week. they'll certainly miss the dog days. >> it's kind of sad to see them go. >> i'd rather put up with the dogs. i've seen the kids for years. >> the humane society named it red, but coach wants to rename it to winston. the steinbrenner kids are hoping to change his mind, and keep the name they all fell in love with. >>> right now at 6:00, korea on notice. >> north korea best not make any more threats to the united states. they will be met with fire and fury, like the world has never seen. >> president trump today issued that dire warning after reports north

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ginger is tracking the very latest from right here in times square, good morning, ginger. >> good morningmy and george and good morning, everyone. this is a giant storm. especially for you in the united states. can you see it here, the radar, the lashing outer bands to the southeast texas coast, lightning already moving in from houston to victoria to corpus christi waking up this morning. this storm has started n less than 24 hours it will make landfall. of course, you've got tropical storm warnings that extend all the way west to san antonio and austin and a flash flood watch. the rainfall and deadly or potentially deadly flooding. even san antonio and austin could see 10 to 20 inches of rain, locally some places will see close to 3 feet. this is a lot of rain happening over the next five days or so. the wind speeds especially in this red zone, 110 miles per hour or higher as it makes landfall, matt gutman is right there in corpus christi. matt, they are saying places could be uninhabitable for weeks or even months. >> reporter: yeah, could be pretty bad and just last night there wasn't

i want to get back to ginger zee in nashville.- actually we're seeing the sun. we're seeing the sun. so i'm going to look at the sun and toss it to you. >> reporter: i'm still hearing people say it was amazing and it was a once in a lifetime event that happened for so many people. i have to tell you our sponsor mitsubishi is taking full advantage. they took their brand new 2018 mitsubishi eclipse cross and put it in the path of totality just outside salem, oregon. they have taken cameras and put angles on this car with the eclipse in the background from all different angles. abc is getting this exclusive look before, during and after the eclipse. these images are something that will come together for a whole campaign. >> we have a great shot in charleston of the sun. >> r . >> ginger, thanks so much. reporting in from nashville all afternoon. they got a little cheated an weren't able to see the eclipse itself but saw it turn pitch black in nashville. i want to show you the sky above me in charleston. we're playing a game with the

. >> okay, ginger, thanks. already 30,000 people have taken to houston shelters. 10,000 national guard troops will be deployed from across the country joining the 14,000 already there. abc's chief national correspondent tom llamas on the

we're so happy for ginger and her family. her expanding family.got to tell you, welcome, everybody out there. great to have you here in studio with us all. great in-studio audience. [ applause ] it is monday, so i have a good bet that a lot of people in your thrones" this morning. is that fair to say? i would say it is. but what if you don't watch the show. "the washington post" wrote about how nonfans are coping. now that the season is in full swing. what do you do if you haven't seen the most popular tv show or movie? do you fake it? >> you can't fake it with that show. >> no. >> do you opt for the smile and nod. >> smile and nod. >> i just smile and nod. >> or do you admit you have no idea what they're talking about. >> all of the above. >> which one? what kind of person -- if you're in the office, they're talking about some show you've never seen are you like, oh, yeah, that was good. i liked that scene a lot. >> you can't get away with it in the news business. they'll question you, what did you think when that happened. >> what an embarrassin

. >>> our chief meteorologist ginger zee, and, ginger, six days in, it's hard to believe what rob marciano said but the storm still has a ways to go. >> yes, it does. you ka hear the wind in steve's shot because he is right on that eye wall and you can see tropical storm harvey after that landfall again overnight. some of the heavy bands making their way into parts of mississippi and florida but look at that really big rain shield from beaumont along the state line of louisiana, flash flood emergency still in place and look at the flash flood watches. they stretch all the way into the far western reaches of the florida panhandle and up to memphis, yes, memphis, could be included in the heavy rains from this all the way through friday. so let's time it out for you. by tomorrow morning we're in northeast louisiana, you go up to memphis and that rain shield, especially if you're driving i-40, say, 3:30 p.m., stopped it here between little rock and memphis, this will be a problem. 6 to 12 inches still in our swath especially in east texas and far southwest louisiana. guys, houston areas had mo

ginger, thank you. as ginger mentioned, harvey tonight with houston in the crosshairs, and several reported tornadoes in texas and louisiana already. on top of that, houston is also bracing for the possibility of an additional 2 feet of rain. abc's victor oquendo is there. >> reporter: houston in the firing line again. this coming after the first wave of twisters striking early this morning. >> my camper is on its side. i'm basically homeless. >> reporter: we're standing in front of what's left of a storage facility in katy, texas, and just take a look around here. torn up wood, mangled metal, all over the place here. if you take a look around, there's a number of items. what's left of a chair. that's an old tv, but here's the thing. this didn't all come from inside the storage facility. it came from across the street. >> we were out here yesterday with sandbags, probably 100 of them trying to prepare for the flood, but it ended up being a lot worse. >> reporter: in nearby sienna plantation, neighbors t

this is the big question, abc's chief meteorologist ginger zee is in nashville, the largest city in the path. hey, ginger. >> reporter: tom, for everybody here in this city, it's a once in a lifetime event in nashville. and so this forecast is probably one of the most important of my career. let's get straight to it. i want to show you, so, from the coast through the rockies it's looking pretty good. the yellow, a few cloud-cover issues. nashville is looking good. charleston has a stationary front. one thing the coast could see, though, oregon specifically, a marine layer early in the morning. keep that in mind. also in the west, the haze and smoke from all those wildfires. tom, all it takes is one cloud to obscure. and we really don't want that cloud here in nashville. >> no pressure on that forecast. all right, ginger, thank you. >>> david muir will anchor special coverage of the great american eclipse monday starting at 1:00 p.m. eastern. >>> coming up, the annoying robocalls. 2.6 billion in july alone. what you need to hear tonight about what not to do. >>> plus, the danger of parki

also with us, chief meteorologist ginger zee, paula is off but we have some steady hands to guide usrough hours of breaking news coverage. >> that's correct. it is saturday for those who have not looked yet, august 26th, hurricane harvey on its path of destruction in texas at this hour, storm officials are calling it a significant disaster so far. >> we've got more images coming in overnight of water overtaking streets flooding homes and buildings. rescue crews saving people who chose to stay in their homes and harvey is not go anywhere as amy said. >> that's right. we mentioned it did hit as a category 4 and the unfortunate part about harvey right now it's expected to continue to pound the gulf coast for days with epic rain and high winds. >> ginger, i know you're tracking this closely. where do things stand as we come on the air. >> we've been watching this all night. so hard to take your eyes off this radar. once it got close enough you saw the eye deepening and strengthening and now over land as a category 2, max sustained winds of still 100 miles per hour, still a significant hu

hi,ginger. >> reporter: hi there, david. a hot and humid one here in new york city. ahead of that serious line of thunderstorms. i want to take you to the map and the warnings and watches tonight. there are at least a dozen severe thunderstorm warnings tonight. there have been 70 severe storm reports. you see in western maine, and from vermont. we'll get rid of the front by tomorrow morning. dry out, cool off and let the storms go. >> you're also watching the tropics tonight. one of the systems you were telling us could possibly impact texas and the u.s. later this week? >> reporter: we have got a stubborn one, david. this one, harvey, over the yucatan, trying to redevelop over the gulf, and that would be a saturday night storp for texas. >> good to see you back here in new york after the great eclipse with us yesterday. >>> we turn next to other news tonight and to the disaster at sea. the navy searching for the sailors missing after the uss john s. mccain collided with an oil tanker and that battered ship, a very difficult discovery. abc's bob woodruff is in singap

we tk ginger the timing.now that's important to everyone so as it gets going the next 24 become a c landfall early saturday morning, just south of corpus christi in this latest track. then it sits around and that's going to be the problem. it does not move much and that's where you'll end up getting significant rainfall. some of the warnings have up to 25 inches locally. a wide swath of 8 to 15 inches and you can see it goes all the way as matt was saying up through louisiana. storm surge, two to seven feet. huge waves that we will talk about in just a bit and, guys this is going to be a big storm, not just because of the storm surge but because of that rain much like tropical storm alison. look at these images from 2001. this was only in quotes a tropical storm but if we remember there were $5 billion in damage more than 20 people dead. 30,000 homes in houston lost because of the rain george. >> boy, a rough weekend coming for the gulf. okay thanks very much. >>> we turn now to the big powerball winner. one

. >> to ginger now. local weather in 30 seconds. >> reporter: all right, everyone we're dry on storm tracker 6 live double scan heading outside we have sun mixing with early clouds. there it is. temperatures in the 60s, low humidity. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast shows a high this afternoon of 86 degrees not very humid, clouds increase as we go through the day and then tomorrow it will be kind of cloudy with perhaps a spotty shower around in the morning and another pop-up shower in the afternoon. from death row. ♪ ♪ so many americans struggle with finances. starting today, state farm is here to help. giving us all the chance to simply sit down and learn. visit letsstarttoday.com or talk to an agent. super cool notebooks... done. that's mom taking care of business, but who takes care of mom? office depot/office max. order online and pickup in store in just one hour. ♪ taking care of business a new epic flavor... it's cranberry. it's pineapple. and there's no. sugar. added. cranberry pineapp

let's get to ginger zee. she is tracking it all for us. ginger, good evening. >> reporter: those shelves empty for good reason, because there is real risk of loss of life and property this weekend in texas. let me take you to the maps, david. you see the low, still the remnants of harvey. became a tropical depression, and it's slowly moving to the northwest at 2 miles per hour. the path takes us friday into saturday right there. just north of brownsville into corpus christi, right by houston. victoria, texas right in the path. the hurricane watch is in effect. 4 to 6-foot storm surge along that coast, but i can't tell you -- i cannot make this big enough, the rain, up to 20 inches. we have seen tropical storms like allison in 2001, do more damage than hurricanes can. you have to pay attention. >> a lot of rain. ginger, thank you. >>> next to the diplomatic mystery deepening. we have reported on several u.s. officials working in cuba, suffering symptoms so serious they were rushed home for treatment. at one point, it was blamed on some sort

good morning, ginger. >> good morning, robin. heavy rain already falling from eastern kentucky right through parts of pennsylvania, and this is after a weekend with damaging and severe storms and also all that flash flooding. up to 8 inches of rain inundating kansas city and now the storms barreling east. high winds nearly ripping the roof off this store in texas and new orleans saturated after nearly a foot of rain fell over the weekend. >> it's really crazy. you can't go out your front door. >> reporter: plus, this storm leaving a trail of destruction in northwest missouri sending emergency crews to rescue stranded drivers. but the hardest hit area, tulsa, oklahoma. >> we've got power lines down. we've got big trees that are down. we have roads that are closed right now. >> reporter: an ef-2 tornado early sunday with 111-mile-per-hour winds tearing through towns, uprooting trees, trapping dozens. >> the entire sky turned green. >> the roof literally collapsed on top of the people. >> kind of like the sound of a freight train wa

our team of meteorologists, rob marciano and ginger zee. our thanks to both of you for our coverage all day long. >>> in the meantime, we move on to other news tonight and to that disaster at sea involving a u.s. navy destroyer. sailors missing, and the tonight the question, how did it happen again? the "uss john s. mccain" colliding with an oil tanker in the waters off the coast of singapore. ten sailors are missing tonight. even more troubling, it's the second collision for a ship in just two months. here's abc's chief global affairs correspondent, martha raddatz tonight. >> reporter: tonight, the crippled "uss mccain" is in port at a naval base in singapore, while searchers work to find those ten missing sailors. and the navy scrambles to find the cause of this latest accident. the gaping hole in the ship's hull giving only a hint of the horror that took place inside. >> it's an intolerable and inexcusable tragedy. >> reporter: it was before dawn when the destroyer, one of the most sophisticated ships in the navy, collided with the oil t

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back to ginger for an update.ategory 1 storm packing a strong pump. >> saw the images of rob still with those strong winds. i ha southwest side of houston, america's fourth largest city seeing keegan's bayou rising an inch out of its banks. we are seeing the water rise over a road. i've been watching the shot in the large upon tore, you can see the water falling down in buckets at times. this is a huge visual of what i've been showing you on the radar. they are under a flash flood warning for an hour now, the bayous and rivers have had five-plus inches and looking for more. i want to take you to the maps so you can see why. we have the track of the storm. as it becomes a tropical storm it makes a loop around and it is blocked. we have the jet above us to the north and it's not going to move. we put on the rpm one of our computer models. you see the rounds of rain over houston, we get up to 35 inches. monday, 1:00 a.m., southwest side they are warning up to 40 inches. some of the national weather service getting st

lara, let's get back to you. >> thank you, ginger. summer is sneaking up on us. but there is still time for a quick trip. and rachel rothman is here with simple solutions for suitcase packing. i'm getting an assist from haley because it's her 7th birthday. let's get right to this. write this down. tomorrow is called cheap flight day. meaning it is like the best day of the year to get flights. why? >> exactly. so you were just saying it's the end of summer. it's actually the unofficial start of fall right now. so kids are going back to school. demand is lower on flights so right now a great time, tomorrow in particular to purchase those tickets. >> i believe it lasts three days but tomorrow being the peak of that. >> yes. >> so if we're going to travel, some cool new suitcases out there. >> "good housekeeping" institute we tested all of these and these are novel solutions. the first one is the biaggi at $70. cute, colorful items and this, we love it goes from this size and when you're at home or in the hotel it goes down to this. >> wo