time out houston. again the mazda postgame show comes up after this one. tonight's game. >> phil: i would say this to the texans defense. you still have two timeouts. the way this game is being called by pep hamilton and indianapolis offense. it would not surprise me to see play action pass roll out. hasselbeck will know what to do f. it's not there he's going to hold on to the football. not going to stop the clock but if it's wide open he'll take the throw. >> jim: need to do that here on second down or talking about third down? >> phil: do it now. to catch defense somewhat by surprise. third down you're not going to fool them with a play action fake. or any misdirection. >> jim: going to take away one of the houston timeouts leaving houston with one. >> phil: i was sure i was going to be right. been a step ahead of the defense. kept them off guard. that's why i thought it's the time because you get defensive players in situations like this. they usually over pursue trying to make play to help their f

or any misdirection. >> jim: going to take away one of the houston timeouts leaving houston with one. >> phil: i was sure i was going to be right. all night play calling has just been a step ahead of the defense. kept them off guard. that's why i thought it's the time because you get defensive players in situations like this. they usually over pursue trying to make play to help their football team. >> jim: a third and six coming up. >> phil: no matter what you do main thing for colts offense to make sure you make houston use their last time out. >> jim: frank gore is at 98 yards rushing. might get the call here again. nope, going up top. they're going down the field. trying to ice it. hilton has it! he beats kareem jackson and that basically closes out the game. >> phil: ten things they could have done i would have never guessed. what a throw by hasselbeck. t.y. hilton nice stutter. and look he keeps his eye on the football and just never slows down. once again what a throw right on target. >> jim: 43-yard pass play with 1:30 to go. now colts will have chance to kneel it and run it ou

or any misdirection. >> jim: going to take away one of the houston timeouts leaving houston with one.: i was sure i was going to be right. all night play calling has just been a step ahead of the defense. kept them off guard. that's why i thought it's the time because you get defensive players in situations like this. they usually over pursue trying to make play to help their football team. >> jim: a third and six coming up. >> phil: no matter what you do main thing for colts offense to make sure you make houston use their last time out. >> jim: frank gore is at 98 yards rushing. might get the call here again. nope, going up top. they're going down the field. trying to ice it. hilton has it! he beats kareem jackson and that basically closes out the game. >> phil: ten things they could have done i would have never guessed. what a throw by hasselbeck. t.y. hilton nice stutter. and look he keeps his eye on the football and just never slows down. once again what a throw right on target. >> jim: 43-yard pass play with 1:30 to go. now colts will have chance to kneel it and run it out. >> ph

or any misdirection. >> jim: going to take away one of the houston timeouts leaving houston with one.: i was sure i was going to be right. all night play calling has just been a step ahead of the defense. kept them off guard. that's why i thought it's the time because you get defensive players in situations like this. they usually over pursue trying to make play to help their football team. >> jim: a third and six coming up. >> phil: no matter what you do main thing for colts offense to make sure you make houston use their last time out. >> jim: frank gore is at 98 yards rushing. might get the call here again. nope, going up top. they're going down the field. trying to ice it. hilton has it! he beats kareem jackson and that basically closes out the game. >> phil: ten things they could have done i would have never guessed. what a throw by hasselbeck. t.y. hilton nice stutter. and look he keeps his eye on the football and just never slows down. once again what a throw right on target. >> jim: 43-yard pass play with 1:30 to go. now colts will have chance to kneel it and run it out. >> ph

have you had a lot of rescues in houston? >> we have had in astonishing low number of rescues for this type of event. obviously, following the may 25th memorial day flood we had here in houston, we think our residents did heed the warnings to stay home, which we really appreciate that. it saved, i'm sure it saved people's lives. and it kept us from having to risk the lives of our first responders having to go out and help those individuals. i think a lot of people from houston made a right choice to stay off the roads. we had a couple of vehicles submerged as a result. we did have people two water rescues occur but that really is a dramatically much lower number than what we saw just a few months ago. >> well, that is good news and i hope that continues for you as this rain comes down. michael walter, thank you so much for keeping us apprised what is happening there. best of luck to you and the crews there. jennifer gray is tracking this storm that is moving through texas and where it's going to go next and we will check in w

>> well, to your point about houston, bill karins said if forecasts hold true, houston can get six to inches in the next 24 hours so that's definitely bull's-eye right now. >> reporter: yeah, six to ten inches would ensure a lot of flooding in houston. >> thank you very much. everyone, we keep covering the weather for you, but right now we'll go to politics and what has become the strongest week yet for hillary clinton. the democratic front-runner is back on the campaign trail today and has not taken a break since testifying before the benghazi committee for 11 hours on thursday. in her first interview since that grilling, she spoke to my colleague rachel maddow last night about the question on the minds of most people. >> what does a person do after 11 hours of testimony? you're the only human being on earth who's done 11 straight hours. what did you do after? >> well, i had my whole team come over to my house and we sat around eating indian food and drinking wine and beer. that's what we did. >> was it like, let's talk about tv, not about what happened? >> yeah. we were talking abou

houston, downtown houston is not flooded.just the flood basin on the west side of downtown. normally does this when we get a lot of heavy rain. this is a record amount of rain for this date but not for houston. houston is used to getting a lot of floodwaters like this. especially in october. one october when they got several feet above where it is now. in fact, back in may on the memorial day flooding it was seven feet higher than it was today. the bayou behind me, the flood bank floods at 23 feet. at 21 feet today. got up to 23. and last may it got up to about 30 feet. so it's not as bad as it was. some low-lying intersections and underpasses did flood overnight. that water is drain away. the houston emergency management office has gone back to routine status. that is down from their high alert status they had beginning on yesterday. >> i bet you can't have that sunshine come soon enough. it's forecast for tomorrow, which will be great and welcome relief. can you tell me about preparations being taken in the gulf coast regio

houston. as you can see. we are looking at better conditions. >> the mexican government vows to rebuild in the wake of hurricane patricia. no lives were lost. it made landfall. densely populated areas were spared. mistaken small villages and towns were not as lucky. >> this is the result of a strong hurricane in the western hemisphere, near the peak of power. roads strewn with industries, crops ruined. buildings ripped apart. authorities feared it would be worse. doesn't mean those in the path of hurricane patricia would escape unscathe. this woman was in a shelter. >> it collapsed and destroyed everything. >> she shows us the ruin home shared with father and daughters. all are homeless. >> this was my house. >> it's the same story in village after village. this is the coastal area where hurricane patricia is making lands fall, crashing into villages like this. the high winds at the center missed the port and the holiday resort town with high urban populations. as the storm subsided, arm forces and government

at a news conference about to begin in houston. they've got those tornado watches up in some counties. voluntary evacuations in some areas. last night 13 inches, more than a foot of rain fell overnight. another foot of rain is expected this afternoon and into the evening. that would mean flash floods and potential widespread areas in houston and central texas because of the former hurricane patricia that moved through mexico, thankfully, even though it was largest storm in the western hemisphere, did not cause the widespread damage predicted. but you can have a very heavy rainy, wet weekend in texas, especially south texas, especially houston, you know you got the port and the rivers and galveston obviously right there on the crest. got to be very careful down there as the houston mayor anisse parker is about to brief the media on what they can expect and what people should do. let's listen in as authorities give folks in houston, texas some advice. >> into tomorrow until the severe weather passes, whether that's tomorrow morning,

houston goes on to win the wild card game 3-0. they will now face the kansas city royals in the american league division series. the nl wild card game is tonight. it will be the chicago cubs against the pittsburgh piratesp. >>> a celebration of the best in boston sports. david ortiz and rob gronkowski take part in the first awards

you can see other cars in houston submerged. areas around houston saw 9 inches of rain. suburbs saw more than a foot. all of this, john, moving and swamping louisiana. we will feel it up here. >> what is in store for today? let's bring in meteorologist pedram javaheri. >> good morning, john and christine. improving conditions across texas. ten rivers are reporting flooding. the bulk of the moisture is moving east. the temperatures are upper 70s and working to nashville into the 50s. 40s across the midwest. finally autumn temperatures to the north. to the south, remnants of patricia is feeding into another storm system which has 10 to 20 inches of rainfall across texas. all of that moisture to the north. when you put it together, models have a good job of activity locked across the southeast. you have 10 million people under flood watches and warning this morning. you look at the widespread area in jackson and points south in mobile and pensacola with 6 to 8 inches of rainfall over the next 36 hours. the forecast has 60s in d.c. and cooling in boston with the temperature

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houston is waking up to yet more rainfall. the goed news is it's tapering off and the flooding overnight is not as bad as feared. the bayous have handled that part of water. downtown houston is high and dry, there's nothing wrong there. there are no houses or structures flooded in houston at this time. it's mostly streets and roadways that typically flood in a heavy rain, like in any other city. that's what houston is dealing with this morning. we really dodged a bullet here. the remnants of hurricane patricia posed a major threat after a low pressure system already soaked parts of texas with up to 13 inches of rain in parts of north texas. that system moved away just as patricia was moving in, a lot of people feared that we could get even more rain but it looks like the low pressure system is moving off. the cold front has moved through, the rain is expected to taper off later today, and houston can begin the task of drying out here. richard? >> thank you for the update. charles hadlock in houston for the latest on the storm

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and there is a big batch on the way to houston, texas. there. and the yellow indicating the heavier downpours on the way for the city. so if you have outdoor plans this evening, take them inside if you are in houston. ahead, 6.1 inches of rain, and it is going to improve for dallas where we have seen a lot of flooding in the dallas area earlier and road closures reported and wind damage as well, and from the national weather service, and the houston area as well as southwest area such as lake charles and parish areas, and we will see rain in louisiana and mississippi and further off to victoria, texas. it is going to ramp up, alex, in around around the houston area. >> thank you, bonnie, busy day for you, and thank you for staying on top of it. >> ben carson responds to donald trump who called the neurosurgeon souper low energy. wait, i can freeze my account. [touch tone] introducing freeze it, from discover. it allows you to prevent new purchases on your account in seconds if your card is misplaced. not here... ♪ and once you find your c

. >> martin regna is on the move, trying to corral killers roaming around houston. >> we are on our way. we will be there in around 15 minutes. >> this is what he's looking for, mosquitoes, culprits behind a growing public health crisis. mosquitoes are now testing positive for tropical diseases which are spreading across america. regna and his crew are on the front line, fighting back. and they have their hands full. >> we are trying to keep them alive until we get back to the lab. >> houston is now one of the world's top ten hot zones for tropical diseases. that's why regna is out every day, checking some of the county's 268 mosquito traps. >> why are these mosquitoes enemy number one for you? >> because they are the ones that cause these illnesses -- >> and these illnesses are serious? >> they are serious. >> illnesses you are more likely to associate with sub-saharan african. >> hook worm, river blindness, chaagis disease. >> these are names that most people could barely pronounce and let alone have know what they do? >> that's exactly. all the bottom billion. the people who live on

for example, look at the neighborhood of midtown in the heart of houston. across from the light rail station there's a mixed-use development under construction with 363 apartments and 30,000 square feet of retail space. >> this isn't some empty field on the outskirts of town that gets a new development; it's a neighborhood like this. we're seeing a real shift in the kind of places people want to live in. neighborhoods that have not just homes but places to eat and places to shop are fun to live in. i mean, there's a real change in the attitude toward cities. >> reporter: dallas is now trying to build a new line through downtown and asking for federal funds to help pay for it. dart chief gary thomas says turning car-centric dallas into a mass transit mecca is still a work in progress. is light rail being utilized the way it should be? >> you have to start somewhere. you have to build it. you have to basically convince people to park their cars. and again, if that choice doesn't exist, we know what they're going to do, right? >> sreenivasan: to underscore tha

in the houston coliseum. and each school was going to have a representative audition to read the libretto from the musicians of bremen. an ancient tale, yes? >> hinojosa: pretty amazing. >> all right, so my teachers selected me because of my speech patterns. i don't know, anyway, we worked and we worked and we worked and we worked and we worked and then we went before the school board and had this audition. and... and when we came out of it, they said, "they don't want you to read the libretto," and i said, "okay." "they want you to be the mistress of ceremonies for the entire evening." that meant more work. every day before classes and every afternoon after classes, no more time on the playground kicking the ball, you know? but every day, work, work, work, work, work with this script. so by the time the evening came, i knew the script by heart and i was dressed in the most beautiful dress and shirley temple curls and a crown of flowers and white ruffled socks and the whole thing. and i went to stand in front

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elizabeth hur, abc news, houston. stephanie: more than 60 people walked to end heroin this morning in nashua. neighbors and city leaders walked from greely park to main street and back. walking for wellness walk nashua was organized by a woman who was part of a similar event in manchester. she says people need to face heroin addiction head-on. next year, we won' t need to do that why i' m here, standing for health, for life, and for the community. stephanie: organizers also held a donation bake sale to help people fighting addiction. tomorrow, a classmate of a rochester teen who died last weekend will hold a candlelight vigil in her honor. 17-year-old eve tarmey was found dead in a motel room last saturday. police suspect she overdosed on drugs. fellow seniors recall seeing eve last friday when they all gathered for a group senior portrait. they say it has been a difficult week at school. the vigil is from 6:00 to 7:30 sunday at the rochester commons. coming up on news nine tonight at 11 -- >> like uneasy coming to sc

to come down in houston although not as heavy and abundant as some predicted. the good news is according to the mayor and other officials the storm seems to have moved out of the houston area however there was a threat of flooding. some areas are flooded around galveston and houston, san jacinto river has known to flood and cause problems in the past. you might remember during the memorial day flooding, thousands of homes were damaged and more than 20 people lost their lives. this storm was flog like that, in fact, the rain totals were close to nine inches. while the rain has continued to come down here in the houston and galveston area, the worst of the storm has moved on to plns so ilouisiana and the area has d better than many have expected. >> kevin corriveau, what's the forecast? >> things are going to be clearing up for houston very quickly but for the rest of eastern texas, very heavy rain across that region. our focus is going to go towards louisiana and mississippi, very, very heavy rain there and flooding as well as these thunderstorms where you see t

again, these images from ktrk in houston, texas.know very little else other than that, but we will continue to watch the story for you sh, a remarkable scene there developing there. i want to get back to the other story before we left you at the break. it is the senseless death of the teenager in michigan, and just 17 years old and here he is in better times. pulled over by an officer after flashing his lights. after that, not complying with the officer's orders. i just spoke with one of the attorneys for the teenagers' family, and that family is suing for wrongful death, and hln legal analyst joey jackson is here, and the attorney seemed to concentrate the entire case, joey on the initial stop almost as if everything else after it does not count if that stop was not legal, then that officer had no right to ask for the driver's license. i am no lawyer, but i know that you you have to give a driver's license when asked. >> you really do. >> if you are the driver. >> and from the human element, there is a child dead and in recognition

houston, and see ya. 3196-foot blast to right and that's the only run houston would feed -- would need carlos gomez and out of here. another solo shot. he will snag it and it is a good catch. astros are 2-0. they take a 3-0 lead into the night and he gets him to ground out for the final out. astros with a 3-0 win in the bronx. the shark got some bad news yesterday as torres was suspended for 41 games. that's the longest suspension in nhl history. the illegal hit to the head on saturday night is the reason. this is the fifth suspension of his career. he will lose 441 grand as a result. he has to be on the final roster to count. or they can create another roster spot for the 41 games. >> we all know the league's policy on those type of hits. i just feel for him because at ground level we have seen how hard we worked to get back. we feel for him. >> it was tough and you felt it in your gut that's what we have to deal with now. >> 49ers and rookie center and a 6th round draft choice and he was the starter in the season and it was against the 9ers in week one. tory smith and a few of his 9e

ben: they could not solve dallas, the yankees never got on the board, houston went 3-0 to advance the american league division series, yankees look for the off-season to regroup. here is an emotional joe gerardi after the game. >> it is hard, the seasons end this was a club that fought all year long and there is a lot of character in the room and this hurts. we just didn't get it done. >> over the last few months, 45 days between losing all, and a lot of underperformance. played radically different we. and the next four months change the complete complex of the team. ben: we will hear from players later on in sports. >> the first time in 25 years, johnny nkopier wakes up outside prison. ben: he insisted he was innocent of the killing of a tourist in a subway buzz in 1990. >> reporter: this was a sensational crime that took place during the bad old days of johnny has always maintained his innocence and now a judge agrees new evidence supports his case. 43-year-old johnny inkompier walked out of the court in and hadn't free on bail and it feels so good. >> i feel wonderful, wonderful. i

the artist known as gonzo is opening the world's first ever graffiti museum in houston. he says his work is all about his vision for houston. >> the ton of color combinations and a ton of colors. for me, those colors and patterns, those combinations essentially represent the huge diversity in houston. >> really nice picture there, too. part of the project, 90 artists will legally paint 18 buildings across houston from october 17 to the 24th. >> very creative. >>> so a sweatshirt for friday night lights some. >> and some rain gear. the showers and storms late afternoon and evening. some of these could be strong but after that a good looking weekend. sunday delightful. nice for the ravens. if you have monday off, you win. >> sounds good. >>> that's it for the news >> abby: i have huge news. my dad is gonna give you your company back. >> chelsea: you're kidding. >> jack: wait, why would he do that? >> abby: i talked him into it. i laid out all the facts, and i made a strong case on your behalf. >> jack: why would he be that generous? why would he give up a fashion line with

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yankees fans will have to hope that is not a big distraction as the team gets ready to face the houston astros in the american league wild-card game. yesterday the yankees worked at a yankee stadium. masahiro tanaka will take into the yanks, his biggest stars as a new york yankee. he had a hamstring injury down the stretch but before that was yankees most dependable starter. houston astros, he has a 20 game winner who has really been among the best in the american league this year. as a matter of fact beat the yankees twice this year and a two times he has pitched he is throwing 16 shutout innings and the yankees struggled against left-handed pitching all season long but you know what? all that goes out the window tonight, yankees have come fielded vantage which is key in this game because dallas was 15-0 at home in houston this year. big day to night, must win if the yankees want to move on and play and the american league division series. that is the story from yankee stadium. we will have much more throughout the morning. theresa: thank you very much. 5:07, many questions need to be

pedro rojas en houston nace en el panorama.o por un remanente del huracÁn patricia. residentes ya toman precauciones. >> ¿quÉ le vamos a hacer? nomÁs estar en casa y tomar sus precauciones. pedro: las precipitacios se han intensificado en Últimas horas. " sabemos que tendremos grandes acumulaciones de agua", dijo la alcaldesa de houston. >> sÍ, hay que tener precauciones. de repente, uno va manejando y con tanta agua en las calles, preocupa. pedro: alcaldÍas y gobiernos locales, abrieron centros de emergencias y albergues, a la posibilidad de inundaciones. ademÁs, se emitieron advertencias. por ahora, para los millones de residentes del sur y sureste de texas, los Índices de lluvia determinaran quÉ tan fuerte ser anuladas inundaciones. pedro rojas, univisiÓn. felix: la acumulaciÓn de 20 pulgadas ha borrado todos los rÉcords. esto ha generado incesantes llamadas en las Últimas 36 horas. se suman a las que ya existen. el panorama luce preocupante. juan carlos desde texas nos amplÍa. juan carlos: los fuertes aguaceros comenzaron a

of rain matter of hours klamath in some places in houston for instances is of drivers are stranded have to be rescued danger not over yet been hit a target for the big storms heading next and what i heard dealing with 15 in. of rain. >> reporter: valera's for the country does tend to get this in october the shifting of the jet stream in the midwest during the summer months and its style lower latitudes here. boil it that moisture so texas road houston you notice that a tornado watch as host of southeastern texas another hour of the vote to cut their time southern louisiana again toward inactivity it tornado activity. >> reporter: sluiced guys at work here that will change tomorrow you notice the difference even tamara terms of temperatures the cloud cover starting to build worth putting up here and ice cold water i say that because it will be delivering a small firms that is good news that police need with this audio coming in cold course forms of what is not a lot of help out and this is coming in and the sunday monday temperatures fifties' peninsula 54 nevada lindley's lower to middle

houston, now that the rain is out, back to 77 degrees.comfortable out there, but of course we definitely have all the hazards to deal with, with the rain here. i'll talk more about that flooding condition coming up. >> ok, nicole mitchell, thank you. >> those massive wind mills that you see out on the road sometimes are meant to generate energy but have a side sad effect. a lot of them are killing birds. we have a story from northern california. >> just east of san francisco, the open land scape is dominated by more than 5,000 wind turbines. the pace is also a prime habitat for the majestic bird its admirers call the lion of the sky. the golden eagle, a bird so valued that u.s. law punishes anyone who disturbs them with heavy fines and even prison. yet in just this area last year, at least 2,000 golden eagles and other protected raptors were killed by turbine blades. >> when clear evidence that so many eagles using this place. >> the biologist says when the first turbines were erected here in the 1980's, no one realized the deadly toll th

last evening, houston really got hit hard. overnight, relentless rain pounding texas. two, three inches per hour. flash flooding. roadways getting filled up with water and cars getting stuck. state. nearly every road is impassable getting from dallas to houston requires huge detours. a mother forced to hand off her toddler as the only road to their home is washed away. >> the current was flowing pretty hard. >> reporter: in the same town, emergency crews rush in to rescue an elderly man and his dog trapped in his truck. the force of the water enough to bring down this freight train, two workers managing to get out after 46 of the 54 cars knocked over. clearly, the heaviest rain shifting from north central texas to southeast texas last night. it took us seven hours to get from dallas to houston because i-45 was closed and seemingly every road thereafter was closed. but not as intense as last night, that's the good news. but a storm is developing. the radar showing just how full the rain shield is. as have the flash flood watches, now for southeast texas, but also southe

i do want to take you now live to houston. we have a press conference there on the severe catastrophic flooding you've been seeing. let's listen in. >> underpass or an intersection that's dangerous, law enforcement's going to get there as quickly as they can to make sure people don't drive into it. we saw over memorial day, unfortunately, where some barricades were put up, people actually drove around, a car was parked, they'd drive around. please, don't do that. that's really the bottom line we're looking at tonight. we do have the regional joint information center up and running to coordinate keeping the public informed. we will be here tonight, into tomorrow, until the severe weather passes, whether that's tomorrow morning, tomorrow afternoon, or even monday. unless there are new developments such as neighborhood flooding or something like that, it's not our intention to have anymore press conferences. we will all be available to answer questions, we will be here, but if, obviously, if there's a dramatic turn of events, we

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temperatures on the mild side, 77 in houston, near 60's in the city of dallas. city, 38-degrees in the 4's in minneapolis. across texas temperatures above average in the 90's, oklahoma, kansas. south western u.s. another warm one. 88-degrees in la forecast for today. >> nicole: i saw 100 there in phoenix. >> cheryl: like summer, wow. we are going to run down global action before we hand it over to mornings with maria. we are going oh to check index futures. s&p pointing down by 11, nasdaq as well. you are watching fbn:am, first look at morning markets and breaking news. ♪ ♪ ♪ my son is a handsome young man, like a movie star. there's no limit to what he can do. i don't know why he would ruin himself with alcohol. when i think about the happy boy he used to be and how sad his life is now, it breaks my heart. i love him as much as i ever did, maybe more. but i don't understand why this is happening. my therapist recommended that i go to al-anon family groups. he said al-anon members have lived through the same kinds of things that are happening to my family. i did

houston and see ya. 3196-foot blast to right and that's the only run houston would feed -- would need are 2-0. they take a 3-0 lead into the night and he gets him to ground out for the final out. astros with a 3-0 win in the bronx. the shark got some bad news yesterday as torres was suspended for 41 games. that's the longest suspension in nhl history. the illegal hit to the head on saturday night is the reason. this is the fifth suspension of his career. he will lose 441 grand as a result. he has to be on the final roster to count. or they can create another roster spot for the 41 games. >> we all know the league's policy on those type of hits. i just feel for him because at ground level we have seen how hard we worked to get back. we feel for him. >> it was tough and you felt it in your gut that's what we have to deal with now. >> 49ers and rookie center and a 6th round draft choice and he was the starter in the season and it was against the 9ers in week one. tory smith and a few of his 9er teammates are hoping to kick off fleet week as they boarded the uss somerset. it highlighted t

rob's in hard-hit houston for us with the very latest. hi, rob. night. multiple roads like this were shut down because of high water. but this is just water that's coming down from the sky and filling up these low-lying areas. we have see cars all over town that have been submerged. last evening, houston really got hit hard. overnight, relentless rain pounding texas. o, three inches per hour. flash flooding. roadways getting filled up with water and cars getting stuck. extreme flood washing away large parts of the state. nearly everyoad is impassable getting from dallas to houston requires huge detours. a mother forced to hand off her toddler as the only road to eir home is washed away. >> the currentnt was flong pretty hard. >> reporteter: in thsame town, emergency crews rush in to rescue an elderly man and his bring down this freight train, two workers managing to get out after 46 of the 54 cars knocked over. clearly, the heaviest rain shifting from north central texas to southeast texas last night. it took us seven hours to get from dallas to houston

the water coming up so quickly in houston, this car was caught. here's rob marciano. >> reporter: tonight, texas parts of the lone star state getting more than 20 inches of submerged. here. >> reporter: emergency crews hum-vees to help residents evacuate. >> they're pulling the patient out at this time. >> reporter: more than 70 rescues south of dallas, including this man and his dog with seconds to spare. floods even de-railing the cars on this freight train. many bayous here in houston near or over the top of their banks. low-lying roads and highways like this one shut down because of the high water. cars like those two back there getting swallowed by all this rain. in houston, this man searching for his submerged car, getting stuck when the water was just calf-deep. >> i just stood there and watched my car slowly disappear. >> reporter: trying to attach a chain so the tow truck could pull it out, ultimately giving up. outside houston, this funnel cloud. and two reported tornadoes. all you saw was a whirlwind of trash. >> reporter: winds ripping

>> it's moving over texas right now, the heaviest will move over parts of houston. as we head towards louisiana overnight. right now winds are packing up to 30 miles per hour and it's across parts of eastern mexico now, you can see the rain bands ahead of it moving into houston right now, they actually have a tornado watch in effect for parts of the texas coast. now, tonight into tomorrow morning we will continue to see heavy rain across the gulf coast over towards lake charles and eventually new orleans and this thing moves all the way into the tennessee and ohio river valley as we head towards monday and tuesday and it's going to continue to dump rain for folks there as well. rainfall amounts will vary answer where from 5 to 7 inches were some of the higher amounts from houston over towards lake charles, dallas not going to get a lot of it. they saw high amounts south of dallas, about 18 inches. so this thing is not done yet, it's going to continue to dump flooding rains over the next couple of days. for us here at home we even have a chance of rain tomorrow in th

houston. it's soggy, though. but this wih w this weekend's st turn out a bad as everyone thought. no injuries or deaths reported, so they really dodged a bullet. there was plenty of rain, though, over saturday and into sunday hofrmorning. 6 to 9 inches fell in houston. the fire department received 28 calls for water rescues. down along the gulf coast in galveston, they got hit with a one-two punch. first the rain and then the strong winds. 40-mile-an-hour winds caused heavy surf and grounded a freight tanker there. two tugboats are still working to free it. and the storm also caused flooding in louisiana, streets and parking lots turned into lakes there, cars disabled. but there, too, the weather is improving. we're expecting to have a dry day today and for much of this week, so they will clean up all the debris, but the good news is that the rain stayed mainly to the south and east in the gulf coast. we got plenty of rain, but it was spread over a long period of time unlike the storm that wil

houston's view of the world outside his family circle in houston during the time of declaration of warin 1917 until the time of his enlistment? did he hear patriotic sermons as he sat in his appeal at antioch. where there were meetings convened a black churches in houston of the type convened in northern churches during the civil war? i tried to imagine what this global conflict meant for this young man. newspapers obviously paid a large role in conveying information about the war, that there was a huge media blitz as americans used every available means, print, sound, film, lectures, performances to bolster the war effort. from the colorful lyrics and catchy war-related tunes to the dissemination of enlistment and often heavily anti-german propaganda issued by the committee on public information. the nation was saturated with a hyper patriotism that young edward undoubtably followed in his community. african-americans supported president wilson without reservation. this was a fact borne out in the assessment of scott when he said "ready response of negro draftees to the selective serv

outside houston, this funnel cloud. and two reported tornadoes. >> i looked out the window and all you saw was a whirlwind of trash. roofs, toppling fences. and in galveston, winds gusting over 50 miles an hour, waves up to 10 feet high. causes this empty tanker to run aground. the rain has let up a little bit, but continues to come down. and winds, picking up with 69 miles an hour in louisiana. >> and on that point, what's next for the track? >> it's gaining strength. as far as the winds are concerned. it's going to move to the east slowly. it's a slow mover. the low is right around lake charles, louisiana. will scoot across the basin, and wind and flood advisories. that gives you an idea of the scope of the system. the timing of it, some of the heavier rains will be in eastern by 7:00 p.m., we're looking for it to extend to the florida panhandle. the rains in new orleans, and pensacola could see five more inches of rainfall. quite a system, tom. >> true. thank you, rob. >>> and some remnants of hurricane patricia feed

getting from houston to dallas requires huge detours.east 75 quarter residues reported across texas this weekend. a mother forced to hand off her toddler as the only road to her home was washed away. >> i was just hoping not to drown or fall, because the current was flowing pretty hard. >> reporter: in the same town, emergency crews rush in to rescue an elderly man and his dog trapped in his truck. the force of the water enough to bring down this freight train, two workers managing to get out after 46 of the 54 cars knocked over. >> and, bite way, in that part of texas, interstate shut down yesterday. it took seven hours to drive a drive that normally takes three. huge messes like this. as you can see the radar, the rain is still coming down. the rain is stick across parts of southeast texas. that will continue across the day. though tapering off throughout the day. flash flood watches not own in texas, but southern louisiana, parts of alabama, mississippi and florida as well. how much rainfall do we expect from this? 6 to 10, across sou

catching a little bit of a break for the houston area.exploratorium camera, a few clouds, and it is kind of mild out there with 58 san jose and morgan hill. 57 in half moon bay. good morning san francisco. 58 for you. a few degrees cooler for most of you with that cloud core sticking around throughout the midmorning hours. and into the -- we should say the early arm in parts of the bay. 58 fair field. 61 livermore. so with the blanket of low clouds, we aren't having that radiational cooling and the heat not escaping into the as fore. it's pretty much with us at the surface. we will look for the temperatures to stay in the 70s. we saw those low to mid-80s yesterday in parts of the inland valley. kind of felt muggy out there. still looking at another system that will complicate situations throughout the middle of the week. hard to pinpoint where that one is going to go. this one you can see with the cloud core and the limited moisture continues to push through. what little precipitation we have will be in the form of sprinkles. that's about

video out of houston, texas.tip of texas in west waco residents had to evacuate leaving everything they owned behind. >> let's check in with rick tracking patricia's remanence, rick? >> this remanence causing problems across much of texas and today will target towards louisiana. central texas is drying out now and done. east texas will see some of it. look at the maps. i'll show you. this is the amount of rain we'll see over the next few days. it's been such a slow moving system. we've been talking about this system since last friday and now in the central gulf tapping into the tropical moisture. louisiana seeing rain and tomorrow moves in parts of southern mississippi, alabama and florida. we'll see a lot of problems there. one little front moving across parts of the northeast will bring scattered showers across the south you have heavy rain. a beautiful sunny day. enjoy it. nice fall day and out across the west, more rain in the pacific northwest, which is good news, a lot of sunshine across parts of the northw