whitney houston is discovered partially submerged in the bathtub of her los angeles hotel room.that night bobby brown is on tour wh edition in mississippi. he breaks down on stage. >> all: bobby, bobby, bobby. >> i love you, whitney. [ cheers and applause ] >> reporter: the next evening, at the grammys, jennifer hudson helps the world mourn in song. ♪ i will always love you ♪ i will always love >> reporter: when we come back, were there red flags that bobbi kristina was following in her mother's footsteps and the mysterious man in their final day. >> there's only one person that was around both occasions. i won't say his name. >> reporter: coming up. ♪ ♪ ♪ buy an eligible galaxy device and get a free gear vr virtual reality headset. [we know a thing or two because we've seen a thing or two. ♪ we are farmers. bum-pa-dum, bum-bum-bum-bum ♪ wopen up a lot of dawn. tough on grease...yet gentle. dawn helps open... something even bigger. go to facebook.com, dawn saves wildlife. >> announcer: this special edition of "20/20" contin

about whitney houston. >> that was the first time hi actually saw her do drugs. >> pointing fingers about death of bobbi kristina. >> it's got a mystery to me. i know exactly what happened to my daughter. if i could get two days back. >> this is where it all starts. >> tonight the real story. >> does whitney always treat you this good? >> always. ♪ mr. telephone man >> the star who went from bubble gum pop to the bad boy 0 who married the pop princess. >> we did it! >> between me and her, it was just -- it was so instant. >> how are you? >> the money. >> people always say that you wanted whitney's money and then after that that you wanted bobbi you kris' money. >> are you clean? and the infamous whitney moment. >> we don't do crack. crack is whack. >> crack is whack. crack is whack. there was no reason for her to be on television. >> reporter: with a new tell-all book, he's telling all. >> don't judge me until you meet me. >> reporter: and answering everything. i can't even believe i'm going to ask you this. "bobby brown: every little step." >> reporter: hello, everyone. i'm robin roberts

in houston, texas. within the last year, a little more than a year now, but within a 12-month period of time houston, texas, has been eclared a disaster area twice. twice. over the last 20 years, billions of dollars spent and we've had four to five days of flooding each year over the last 20 years. this flooding is causing great harm to property, there are people who have just moved back into their homes, mr. speaker, and they find themselves now being evicted by flood waters again, watts that are they cannot extricate themselves from -- waters that they cannot ex tre interest -- extricate themselves from, their homes are stationary and fixed, they have to cope with these floods and life after the floods and we're here tonight to let the country know that we in houston, texas, are tough, we're texas tough, but there is something that we can do to help the people in houston, texas. i don't want to talk about that right now, to be quite candid with you. after losing the lives of our military persons in fo

abc news reached out to the houston family but they would not comment.is married to his manager. alicia etherage brown. they have two children and one on the way. you have a beautiful home. >> thank you so much. i'm happy. there may be tears coming out my eyes but i'm very happy right now. i have beautiful wife, beautiful kids. a beautiful chance to do something else great. god ain't finished with me yet. >> when we come back, did you hear it? it's the sound of that glass ceiling breaking, no matter what side the political isle you're on. on. d a lot of doubts going in. i was a smoker. hands down, it was, that's who i was. after one week of chantix, i knew i could quit. along with support, chantix (varenicline) is proven to help people quit smoking. chantix definitely helped reduce my urge to smoke. some people had changes in behavior, thinking or mood, hostility, agitation, depressed mood and suicidal thoughts or actions while taking or after stopping chantix. some had seizures while taking chantix. if you have any of these, stop chantix and call your d

the team is planning for a motel-based rescue on houston's bizzenette avenue.rsonnel must be on their toes. they briefed the team for tonight's mission. scott, a weapons and tactical instructor who trains lauchl agents heads up a four-person security squad which he has positioned strategically throughout the property. >> remember, this is a very, very dangerous part of town. a lot of bad things happen. >> so we surround the building, north, south, east and west in cars and we have eyes on the building. >> everybody maintain your situational awareness and keep your eyes open and ears open. now, primary alpha escape plan will be two, if we grab a girl and she agrees to go with us is to immediately go down the hallway and take a right turn down this door, go down the hallway and to the fire escape and go down the stairs. >> lock and load. >> i like to work with daniel because he doubles as security and fake john. >> my background is i was in the united states marine corps for five years and i also have three children, three daughters and this hits real, real close

. >> whitney houston's most personal items for sale. her wedding her awards. even her passports. >> then did taylor dump calvin when he was ring shopping? >> why is chrissy teigan carrying a fake baby? and cameron reunites with his all my children co-star susan lucci watching their bedroom scene. don't be shy. >> now for june 3rd, 2016, this is entertainment tonight. >> thank you for joining us the end of another busy week for star news. >> more headlines for you. heretonight's top story. >> bobby brown in tear his emotion over ex-wife whitney houston and her daughter bobby christina. >> same thing that happened to my daughter is what happened to whitney. ♪ >> hardest thing hi to do in my life was tell my daughter to let go. my baby's gone. >> bobby brown sharing his pain and breaking down over the d of his daughter bobby christina. he was married to whitney houston for 14 years. >> i came into the marriage with money. left the marriage with nothing. in a good space in my life right now. >> bobby seemed to be facing his demons when i v him at home two years af

moment but first we're learning more about the dark and final days of legendary superstar, whitney houstonher ex-husband bobby brown revealing intimate details, including their drug abuse and he's pointing fingers about the tragic loss of his daughter, bobbi kristina. ♪ and i i >> reporter: it was that song and the movie "the bodyguard" that propelled her from super star singer to bona fide movie star. but in the years after, whitney battled addiction. the public witnessing her erattiera erratic behavior on that reality show. >> lord, i just want to be a real person. >> reporter: and that amazing voice not what it once was. at the center of it all, bobby brown, father to her only daughter, bobbi kristina. who tragically passed away three years after her mother. tonight, bobby brown speaking out about the women he loved and lost. >> i still loved her. >> reporter: bobby brown and whitney houston were a seemingly unlikely pair. ♪ i want to dance with somebody ♪ >> reporter: she was a reigning pop princess girl next door. and he was the bad boy of r & b. >> when you find love, you find it. it

. >> reporter: bobby brown and whitney houston were a seemingly unlikely pair. ♪ i want to dance withebody ♪ >> reporter: she was a reigning pop princess girl next door. and he was the bad boy of r & b. >> when you find love, you find it. it finds you, i should say. between me and her, it was so instant. we were so much like each other. that it made sense. >> reporter: they married in 1992. so, you broke tradition a little bit and saw her before the wedding. >> that was the first time i had actually saw her do drugs. >> reporter: cocaine? >> yes, ma'am. >> reporter: he says in his book he found her hunched over a bureau snorting a line of coke and she offered him a hit but he didn't indulge at that moment. >> the drugs wasn't her. she did drugs but drugs didn't do her. she knew how to handle herself. it only made me love and want to protect her more. >> reporter: people said to me the one thing they heard over and over was that you were the one that led whitney to heavy drug use. that you were the one. >> it wasn't me that her. i take my part and i take it hard for me even being a par

. >>> hoy compareciÓ en una corte de houston texas, el adolescente acusado de asesinar a su novia unanvestigadores este muchacho agravÓ con su celular mientras la violaba y asfixia. metiÓ su cadÁver en el gabinete de un departamento abandonado. marÍa paula ochoa llegÓ hasta allÍ. >>> las flores, globos y demÁs manifestaciones de cariÑo hablan del dolor de las compaÑeros de karen pÉrez que la recuerdan entre lÁgrimas. >>> ella siempre estaba sonriendo, nunca estaba enojada o triste le gustaba plu comer. >>> ella estaba enamorada de su novio, recuerda gisselle y agrega, que no puede creer lo que pasÓ >>> el cuerpo de karen fue hallado metido debajo del lab platos de un apartamento en este edificio abandonado en el sur de houston, luego de estar varios dÍas desaparecidas. >>> encontramos el gabinete, lo abrimos y descubrimos a karen en posiciÓn fetal sin vida. >>> su novio un joven de 17 aÑos cuya identidad no ha sido revelada, confesÓ el crimen a su padre, quien a su vez lo entreÓo a las autoridades. >>> las autoridades al cuesti cuestion cuestionarlo a Él el confesÓ, dijo, sÍ, yo lo hi

>> these passengers had flown from istanbul to houston this time. story from chauncey glo glover. >> we were glad to be home. >> glad to be home. >> reporter: a collective feeling of relief for passengers on the turkish airport flight from istanbul. >> we saw it on live tv on the plane. >> reporter: houston fighterer bobby gaudio explained how shock waves went throughout the airplane. as passengers watched the news of what happened, in the airport they had just left. >> we were seven hours into the flight. you could tell the tension was thick. >> reporter: the captain didn't make announcement and the flight attendants were glued to the tv, too, learning the tragic news along with passengers. many passengers telling me when they left ig istanbul security was x tra tight. >> security there was top-notch inside the airport. we went through security four, five times. and got scanned several different times. >> reporter: another reason the bombings came as a surprise -- beefed-up security, too, when the plane touched ground in houston. >> probably one of

but one man at ktrk, our houston station, has so much staying power he's made it into the guinness bookcords. melanie lawson has his story. >> you have successfully achieved a new guinness >> reporter: dave ward's first day at ktrk was november 6th, 1966. a native of huntsville, he was the station's first reporter out on the streets, shooting his own film and putting together his own stories in the city he quickly came to call home. >> when i got a chance to move to houston, it was like moving back home. i love the city. i love the people in it. it's a big city. but it has a very neighborhood feel to it. >> reporter: in 1967 is, ward was promoted to anchor of the 7:00 a.m. newscast and host of dialing for dollars. by 1968, he was anchor of the 6:00 and 10:00 newscast and he's been at the anchor desk ever since. >> it makes me feel old and very fortunate to be able to stay in this business with one television station anchoring newscasts. >> and his fellow apollo 13 astronauts. >> reporter: among some of his favorite stories his coverage of the space program here in houston. >> really one

late '30s following a catastrophic flood in downtown houston.hose are holding up. they are holding the water. it is blocking some roads in that area, but those are doing the job that they're doing. the u.s. army corps of engineers has been working closely to control the amount of water coming out of those reservoirs as it comes into a bayou that comes into downtown houston. michael walker, emergency management for the mazar-i-sharif. thanks for joining us. >> thank you. >> sreenivasan: tomorrow, president obama will return to the first city he visited after becoming president-- elkhart, indiana. it was one of the worst hit cities back in 2009, and the president will be delivering a speech to tout what's been accomplished since then. he'll sit down with our gwen ifill for an interview while he's there, and then answer questions from residents in a town hall special we'll be airing tomorrow night. it all comes during a tough phase of the election cycle, as the president seeks to make a case for his legacy. john yang has the story. >> reporter: pre

and abc's david kerley with the images coming in now from houston. >> reporter: the houston city bus,rushed, slamming into a sign pole. the driver trapped. a chaotic scene for first responders. >> there is about 30 people involved. >> reporter: nearly everyone on that bus was hurt. >> bodies is going everywhere. >> reporter: some passengers say they saw that black pickup truck run a stop sign and crash into the bus. then, the powerful impact of the bus into the pole. severely bending the structure. >> it felt like a bomb blast, so, i already knew right then and there, you know, try to get people out as best you can. >> reporter: 32 people were hurt, 28 of them taken to a hospital. >> i can't move my arm, my leg, i got a big old gash on my head. >> reporter: the driver of the bus had to be extricated by rescue crews. that driver was one of those taken to the hospital. this crash was so severe, that one of the passengers is in critical condition tonight. david? >> david kerley, who covers transportation for us. thank you. >>> now, to that alarming health headline involving zika here in

. >>> and new details are emerging about this weekend's shooting spree in houston. army veteran dionisio garza fired 212 times before a police sniper killed him and police some sort of depression. they think he acted alone not as any part of any terrorist group and left rambling messages taped to the walls of the tire shop where he killed a customer. >>> to the north, thousands of canadians are expected to begin returning home today after almost a month following that massive wildfire. thousands of structures were lost in ft. mcmurray but 90% of the city remains intact. >>> so, apparently that's a guy driving a stolen front loader an being pursued in anchorage, alaska. after stealing it police say the man rammed it into ray liquor store and stole several bottles. when he was finally cornered, guess what, he failed a sobriety test and was arrested. >>> some new detays in the killing of that zoo gorilla in cincinnati. police are now looking at possible criminal charges against the parents of the boy who fell into the animal's enclosure of the the 3-year-old boy is rec

. >> whitney houston's most preciouu items hitting the auction block. from her wedding to her passport. only we are showing you what they're expected to go for. >> clue lessee credits from stacydash. cameron relives his make out with susan lucci. >> i ended up here. >> closed captioning provided by. >> you know whitney houston won anmtv video music award for how will i know and now it can be yours. it's more than 100 pe items up for auction inna couple of weeks and toni have an auction. >> the wedding dress is a gorgeous item and woul of the most popular that we have seen. >> thank you. >> it's the multimmt gift for any whitney fan. the weddingdress. the one she wore when she married bobby. on the auction block. starting bid, $3,500. >> over 100 are up for sale for the highest online bidder like her passport. in selecting just the right pieces. many of which whitney gave to sell consignment shop. >> they felt like this was right time to sell. they really wanted to give back to the fans. >> included are several cuss like this pink and black fur coat she

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authorities sai a houston me -- says a houston metro bus. sent that bus careening into a traffic sign. many were hurt. none of the injuries appear to be life-threatening. >>> coming up, the latest on the police investigation into the death of a gorilla, after a young boy fell in its enclosure at the cincinnati zoo. >>> learning more about a new jersey baby born, with what appears to be a birth defect. >>> high temperatures tomorrow. right about average, actually. 81 downtown. maybe 82 in gaithersburg and frederick. maybe 84 toward manassas. when we come back, we'll talk about the 80s reinturng. >>> doctors in new jersey say a baby born with zika virus, appears to be infected by the disease. doctors say the mother came to the u.s. to get treatment, after she began to show symptoms of the virus. an ultrasound the baby has an unusually small head that is associated with the disease. >>> the fda is issuing guidelines to reduce the amount of salt in processed foods. they limited for 150 candidates. really with the goal of reducing the aver intake

. >>> and new details are emerging about this weekend's shooting spree in houston. army veteran dionisio garza fired 212 times before a police sniper killed him and police believe he was suffering from some sort of depression. they think he acted alone not as any part of any terrorist group and left rambling messages taped to the walls of the tire shop where he killed a customer. >>> to the north, thousands of canadians are expected to begin returning home today after almost a month following that massive wildfire. thousands of structures were lost in ft. mcmurray but 90% of the city remains intact. 80,000 residents were displaced by the fire and will move back in phases. >>> still ahead, massive recall. millions of pounds of flour pulled from the shelves. >>> and a new myspace hack. it could be the biggest data breach ever. hundreds of millions of users, even the ones who haven't used the site in years. >> i was going to say, my face what. >>> plus, a visitor to yellowstone regretting her decision to get close to an elk. wait till you see this. >>> so, apparently t

here's the headline from the houston chronicle. waves of cubans crossing into texas.ptick in the an amount of cubans at bridge one, where we are this morning. cuban nationals coming to that port of entry right there, showing they are cuban nationals and starting the process to become a u.s. citizen. new york. it makes it stronger if the country is growing. at this point, the country is not growing. there's too many illegal immigrants putting a drain on the country. therefore, they should control the amount of people they lead in the country so the legal immigrants can have a good life, which they don't have right now. there are too many illegal immigrants putting a strain on the monetary system right now. lp,have to provide he they are not paying taxes. you are losing a lot of money on these people. host: ray in raleigh, north carolina. what do you think this morning? caller: i'm totally against illegal immigration. as an african-american in this country, i'm so tired that they always talk about time for politics, the plight of the african-american male or female usam

so maybe it was coming into houston hobby. we don't know the destination but ended up in the parking lot and according to the houston fire department, three people are dead. this has not affected air travel into hobby or houston intercontinental. the air traffic control says everything is operating as normal at both of those, but a tragic escape here at the ace hardware, and three people reported dead. >>> some top republican donors are concerned that donald trump has got an late start when it comes to raising cash for the general election according to reuters. re worthed his national finance team held it first meeting today. this time in the last cycle, mitt romney was raising at this point already in the campaign a million dollars a day. political an lists say typically presidential candidates organize their fundraising efforts even before they announce their campaign. one top republican fund dear is told reuters normally we would have been together for 24 months now. now we're starting from a standstill. donald trump says h

who knows. >> and how many homicides in houston? >> 200.day. >> so it could be busy? >> yes. it could be very, very busy or very, very slow. we kind of wait around to see what happens. >> reporter: according to officer persad, 911 will disp h dispatch the unit to the crime scene, and then the crime jean unit is sent in to document and photograph and sketch and take measurements. they will then transfer it to the police department where it is reviewed by homicide detectives and sent out for analysis. >> i am all geared up. >> great. >> i don't look like a goofball who just showed up at the crime scene. now that i am all suited up, there is only one thing to do. wait for the call to come in. ♪ [ phone ringing ] >> officer persad. what type of scene? shooting. any details? all right. morgan, we have a shooting that just came in and one male and deceased inside of an apartment. >> do you ever get nervous when you are heading to the call to get to the scene? >> yes. and i have been with the crime scene for a year and a half, it is cliche to say

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it inay we visited houston texas. ♪ >> i am a history buff. >> i am a history buff.ngs areng how made. >> i had no idea the history would be popping up. tracks with american history tv, it gives you that perspective. announcer: next, on american history tv, military historian paul springer talks about the use of cutting-edge technology. robotic weaponry and warfare such as drones and artificial intelligence have revolutionized makingy affairs, previous tactics obsolete. the new york historical society hosted this 90-minute event. >> it is a pleasure to introduce my colleague and friend paul fellowr, who is a senior and has a day job at the military into staff college in alabama and also taught at west point. he is the author of many books in and many coming out on cyber

. >>> also, the images from houston. the deadly plane crash right into a store parking lot. after multle landing attempts. details now. >>> the woman held hostage in an american museum. >>> zika in america. contracted through a needle brick. >>> you saw the boy last night sneaking in the garage for a hug. we what learned. >>> good evening and we begin tonight with a message almost unthinkable eight years ago when this country watched two candidates battle it out to make history. hillary clinton back then hoping to be the first woman president. barack obama hoping to be the first black president. it was bruising. hillary clinton of course lost. but soon after threw her support behind him and said yes when he asked her to be the secretary of state. president obama now determined to make her history and donald trump is already firing back. we begin with abc's jonathan karl. >> reporter: on the sidelines no more. president obama is all in for hillary clinton. >> tens of millions of americans have made their voices heard. today, i just want to add mine. >> reporter: she was once

near houston, the brazos river reached a record high, and water won't recede for days. hundreds had to be evacuated. at least six deaths are blamed on the flooding. >>> in new jersey, a baby was born with effects of the zika virus. doctors say the baby girl was born with a partially developed brain and head. the mother is visiting from honduras. mom showed no symptoms other than a rash. >>> the state department issued a travel warning for americans visiting europe this summer. the travel alert advises u.s. citizens to be vigilant. major sporting events, tourist sites, and shopping centers are possible points of interest for terrorists. targets could include the european soccer championship, in france the catholic church's world youth day in poland. >>> there's been a shark attack this morning off the west coast of australia. what's believed to be a great white shark attacked a surfer south of perth ander er ter to and tore off his legs. later a shark was captured off the same beach where the surfer was attacked. the surfer is in critical condition. >>> the parents of th

today, we visited the manned spacecraft center in houston texas. am john fitch, mit's science reporter. ♪ [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2016] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] announcer: were watching "american history tv," 48 hours of american history programming every weekend on c-span3. follow us on twitter for information on our schedule and to keep up with the latest history news. "american history tv," military historian paul springer talks about the use of cutting-edge technology in the united states military. he argues the advancement of robotic weaponry in warfare such as drones and artificial intelligence have revolutionized military affairs, making previous tactics obsolete. the new york historical society hosted this 90-minute event. >> now is a pleasure to introduce my colleague and friend paul springer, who is a senior fellow of the foreign policy researchers but also from his day job at the air command and staff

whitney houston's most personal items for sale. her wedding dress. her awards. even her passports. >>> plus -- >> i enjoy my creature comforts. >> my mother was a maximumalist. >> melissa rivers taking us inside her mom's estate auction. >> so everybody remembers this dress. >> and what melissa refuses to sell. >> things that for some reason talk to me. >> now in our 35th season, this is "entertainment tonight." >> thanks for joining us, everyone. it has been a tough week trying to process everything in the wake of such tragedy. >> as we try to bring you up to speed on more news happening away from orlando, we won't forget the innocent victims. see how hollywood has been standing in solidarity to remember those lost. >>> but first, let's get to another big headline. taylor swift and tom hiddleston's hot hookup ♪ i knew you were trouble when you walked in ♪ >> any comment on taylor? how is it going? >> that's calvin harris thursday, the day after these pictures of taylor and tom surfaced. taken tuesday afternoon, tom's kissing tay from behind, his legs wrapped ar

some parts of the houston area could get up to 10 inches of rain through tomorrow. areas around austin and dallas are also getting more rain. flood watches and warnings are up for more than three-quarters of the state. >>> now to a developing story from the san francisco bay area. two police officers have been shot after a traffic stop gone bad. overnight the suspect was barricaded inside his home in fremont. neighbors were told to stay inside with their doors locked. one of the officers is in critical condition. the other is stable. >>> now to the dramatic 911 call from the mother of the little boy who fell into the gorilla exhibit at the cincinnati zoo. you can hear the frantic moments as the mother helplessly watches her 3-year-old son in the hands of the 400-pound silverback. she's clearly terrified but remains calm at first and trying to comfort her son. that's until the gorilla started dragging him. >> oh, god, oh, god, he's got his pants. he's taking the baby. he's taking the baby into the cave. oh, my god. >> reporter: the gorilla named harambe was shot and

today, we visited the manned spacecraft center in houston , texas. i am john fitch, m.i.t.'ience reporter. ♪ [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] ♪ >> monday, the texas congressman talks about cyber and data security in federal government agencies and the report card released in may on agency management of information. he is joined by cybersecurity reporter tim starks. >> the federal government has almost 11,000 data centers. one of the biggest companies in the world has four. there is no reason the federal government should have 11,000. and you can realize savings. we realized four agencies have realized $2 billion worth of

the houston area could see up to ten inches of rain by this evening. six deaths are blamed on the severe weather. >>> for the second time, two white minneapolis police officers have been cleared in man. jamar clark was shot while officers were trying to arrest him last november. he died the next day. a key issue is whether clark was handcuffed when he was shot. federal and state prosecutors say he was not. >>> a former florida police officer has been arrested and charged with manslaughter in the fatal shooting of a black man who had stopped on the side of the road. cory jones' suv broke down last october. newman raja driving an unmarked van and civilian clothes pulled up. he was armed. raja never identified himself, ordered jones to put his hands up and opens fire. evidence indicates jones had thrown his weapon to the ground. >>> the family of the 3-year-old who fell into a cincinnati gorilla exhibit says their son is doing well. the "cincinnati enquirer" reports police are recommending that criminal charges not be brought against the boy's mother. the

evacuations are under way in the houston suburb here which is surrounded by water.olks say it is the worst flooding they have ever seen. >> up to the windows. the water is up to the windows. there is cars floating down the street. i lived there my life. >> it is really just shocking down there. texas expecting more rain this weekend. critical three days ahead here. meteorologist allison chinchar with us this morning from the cnn weather center. it looks tough. >> it does. you can tell when we look at the flood watches and warnings. the majority of the state of texas is still under a flood watch or flood warning or flash flood warnings. it is not just because of what has already fallen. that plays a part. it is yet what else has come. we have the low pressure system sitting over texas. the problem is it shifts east. what it does beforehand is it is able to pull up the warm, moist, humid gulf air. that adds fuel to the fire which is putting more moisture in a state that is inundated by rain. the forecast radar shows for today, dallas, abilene, san antonio, over to hou

un juez ordenÓ a una maestra hispana de 24 aÑos en houston, permanecer alejada de un joven de 14 aÑosptiembre de 2000 15 de enero de 2016 con uno de sus estudiantes que tenÍa 13 aÑos en ese entonces. ella escucho cada una de las disposiciones que el juez impuso. se dijo que su caso muy grave. recientemente la legislatura de texas aprobÓ una legalidad elevada para quienes generan acoso sexual repetido contra menores. el castigo va hacer de 25 aÑos en prisiÓn sin libertad condicional. autoridades analizan la posibilidad de lo dicho por la maestra, de que la familia del estudiante aprobaba la relaciÓn. se aseguró que el adolescente la presentÓ como su novia, documentos de corta indican que en un momento de la relaciÓn estuvo embarazada y que supuestamente abortÓ y a quÉ servicio de protecciÓn al menor la cuestionÓ sobre la relaciÓn con el estudiante. se notificÓ de casi 200 casos en texas sobre relaciones inapropiadas entre profesores y estudiantes. >> tenemos que estar en la misma pÁgina en que esto es legal si es consensual, es ilegal. >> la tendrÍa que enviar de inmediato a la cÁrcel,

ilia: encuentran el cuerpo de la menor de 15 aÑos que estaba desaparecida en houston texas.ormentas torrenciales tienen un saldo de siete personas muertas. caudalosa ferrerÍa mantiene en jaque a la zona. detalles de lo que estÁn viviendo algunos de los afectados. reportero: diversas ciudades afectadas en texas. van a seguir subiendo para algunos residentes cuya Única manera de llegar a sus hogares es a travÉs de un bote. >> supuestamente van a subir un poquito. reportero: a autoridades recuperaron el cadÁver de un niÑo, fue la segunda vÍctima mortal. el desborde del rÍo brazos en alto del condado de washington, al oeste y suroeste de si estÁn provocando inundaciÓnes. un hecho preocupante este funcionario advirtiÓ que se esperan fuertes aguaceros en los prÓximos dÍas. >> nos hacen Único en lo que se van a encontrar, mejor que nos suba que ya se regrese y termine todo esto. >> con el sofÁ, una sala. reportero: de la potencia del rÍo esfuerzos esta noche autoridades temen que los daÑos que las inundaciones se incrementen dramÁticamente. ilia: en contra de la hija desaparecida e

nos encontramos aquÍ instalados en houston despuÉs el partido de semifinales que vivimos.muy temprano en el partido. al minuto tres caÍa el primer gol. otra vez el protagonista, lionel messi. se convierte en el mÁximo anotador en la historia de selecciÓn argentina. hoy se hizo historia en houston, lionel messi fue el que escribÓo con letras de oro su pasaje en el libro de la albiceleste. la mala fue de que el pocho lavezzi saliÓ lesionado. se pierde la gran final. argentina 4, estados unidos 0. yo me despido. muchÍsimas gracias. ilia: gracias a tÍ. de esta manera llegamos al final. los esperamos maÑana con mucho mÁs. ♪ ♪ >> ahora estÁ usted bien informado. noticias univisiÓn, su locutor: televisa presenta... entrenadora: vamos. al fondo. ¡muy bien! igol! [silbato] ¡ahí! iahí! ¡bien, luzma! ¡ahí, luzma, tuya! más rápido. regina: [gime] catia: te ibas a leer a tu coladera, rata de biblioteca. por lo menos, fíjate por dónde caminas. giovanna: está más cegatona de lo que parece. entrenadora: ¡basta, catia, giovanna! ¡estamos entrenando! celina: ¡pásanos el balón,

salvage one game in houston.irst pitch at 11:10. >>> still ahead. people around the bay area paying tribute to the late mohammed ali. we will have paul simon's tribute to the champ. coming up. >>> looking at overcast conditions continuing at the golden gate bridge and for the weekend the drone racing in san francisco. you can check out the best drone pilots competing and happening at the innovation hangar at the palace of fine arts running from 11 to four and free to attend. >>> back on kron4 news. this is from the embarcadero camera. overcast skies in san francisco and other parts of the bay area. and here to tell us when it will burn off and give us more sunshine. rebecca strom. >> the sunshine will come out eventually. you may not be able to tell right now. cloudy conditions. low visibility of 40 minutes. if you are going to be heading out anytime soon, this is what it looks like. this is what the bay bridge approach looks like from oakland and going to san francisco. lots of gray on the screen. but this is se