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por 21 disparos por la policía de houston clama justicia para su hijo horas después de que se anunciós eléctricas y finalmente disparos >>> le dijeron que se levantara otra vez y ahí es cuando le dispararon otra vez. >>> esa es una pregunta que nosotros estamos buscando también >>> pasar unas dos meses para que el departamento de la policía de houston hiciera público el dramático vídeo de la multa de nicolás, el jefe de policía condenó la forma en la que actuaron cuatro de los 18 que estaban en el incidente >>> no podían hacer más nada, ese muchacho por 21 minutos no pudo pararse y no podemos quitar una vida sin justificación. >>> la policías actuaron de acuerdo al reglamento dijo el jefe del sindicato. la autopsia reveló que nicolás tenía rastros de metanfetamina en el sistema pero les dijo a los uniformados que padecía de una crisis mental . nicolás dejó a tres hijos huérfanos >>> a este altar improvisado con fotografías y recuerdos ha venido aquí la mamá y la viuda de nicolás chávez que dijeron que para ellos no habrá justicia hasta que se formalice los cargos contra los ahora expo

go ahead, joe from houston. >> i have a question. had george wallace not been shot in 1970 to -- 1972, would he have run as a third-party candidate? i have another candidate -- another question. in 1976 if he had defeated jimmy carter in farda, how far would he have gone in the democratic nomination process? >> the third party in 1972 and what could have happened in 1976. >> in 1972, of course, he was shot and severely wounded. he did go to the democratic conviction -- convention, but it is pretty clear his health

hijos y 5 no registrados la nfl está de vuelta con los chiefs de kansas city y los (inaudible) de houstonericano >> noticias telemundo con josé díaz-balart >> [♪ ] >> los incendios en la costa oeste afectan milla tras milla destruyendo un pueblo tras otro las imágenes de california son escalofriantes las llamas muestran un incendio que crece en un tamaño histórico sin poder hacer nada los bomberos desde california hasta oregon muchas ciudades han sido envueltas por una densa nube de humo ya son un peligro para la salud de sus residentes >> en su avance desenfrenado la peor temporada de incendios en california deja una estela de destrucción y muerte en lo que va del año las llamas han quemado más de 3 millones 100 mil acres de tierra en el estado dorado (información en pantalla) >> (información en pantalla) >> (información en pantalla) >> (información en pantalla) >> y los incendios están empeorando la calidad del los ángeles tuvo el domingo pasado los peores niveles de smog en los últimos 23 años en el norte el fuego conocido como (nombre en inglés) ha quemado más de 470 mil acres siendo

and at this hour, hovering over houston. a flash flood warning. dangerous conditions dumping more than a foot of rain. and where this is headed next. >>> the police body cam video made public tonight. officers shooting a 13-year-old boy with autism. firing nearly a dozen times. his mother had called 911 asking for help, but what she warned the officers. and what one officer said moments before the shooting started. >>> word from the louisville mayor at this hour in the breonna taylor case, with a state of emergency in place there. >>> the nfl. three head coaches and their teams fined tonight. the major rule they're accused of breaking. >>> and remembering an american original. the singer from a legendary doo-p >>> good evening and it's great to have you with us here on a very busy tuesday night. there is news coming in on the supreme court battle, where things stand tonight in the republicans' effort to replace justice ruth bader ginsburg. but we do begin tonight with that grim new milestone here in the u.s. more than 200,000 lives now lost to cor

. >>> newly released video tonight a short time ago from houston. four police officers fired after a deadly shooting there. >>> news tonight on the mother accused in the deaths of her own children. her new husband also facing charges. she had told authorities the children were safe. and what we've now learned tonight. >>> and remembering a well-known actress whose career spanned decades, including "game of thrones." >>> good evening and it's great to have you with us here on a very eorrific imas coming in right now from the fires. that father trying to reach his own family. and the new warning from one governor tonight. but we're going to begin tonight with the president, who came before the cameras this afternoon to defend himself, to defend his own words recorded by journalist bob woodward. the president months ago telling woodward that the coronavirus was far deadlier than the flu, that it goes through the air. and the president was recorded acknowledging he was downplaying the virus here in the u.s. and after acknowledging in private it was dead

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>>across from are from one houston home. to the next pope possible deputy benny gantz with the harris county constable's office executes judge's orders to evict we want to go israel rodriguez is the tenet at this apartment but he's not alone 20 month-old israel to his brother 4 year-old fabian and their mother. >>are some of the estimated 40 million americans facing eviction and the downward spiral of the covid economy any russian but do they get everything you need rodriguez admits he hasn't been paying rent behind thousands of dollars off on a fiction it was a lot going on there in the when he i lost my job. so to me like one to get a ton of the job. this is my cheek but i'm making with $300. >>is literally 300 on their stroller now carries their possessions is needed to kids cool because heard what seemed close them every day. >>make sure we got it will tell the paper little bit of snakes but kids what are you going to do with all of your stuff this this does stretch it turns trash because we don't have a car. we don't ha

advierte desbordes de ríos algunos residentes de houston impactados por lo que vivieron por harvey hace estamos mirando que las pueden levantar las llevamos por emergencia porque si se nos inunda el carro cuánto vamos a pagar >> estas lluvias van a seguir en misisipi , se esperan un mayor número de inundaciones desde texas edgar noticias telemundo >> en otras noticias , tenemos una alerta financiera cerca de 9 millones de personas aún no reciben el cheque de estímulo económico aprobado por meses y perderán la lluvia si es que no actualizan sus datos discales con el irs >> don (...) tiene 65 años no trabaja desde febrero por culpa de la pandemia y no ha recibido el cheque de estímulo económico >> si es que lo dan bueno pero si no qué se va a hacer >> alrededor de 9 millones de personas que no han recibido el cheque pueden perderlo porque la oficina de control no tienen sus datos >> el irs no tiene cómo conocer las cuentas de estas personas >> marcelina es ciudadana no ha recibido el cheque porque piensa que no declarar sus impuestos la deja fuera de la ayuda de emergencia >> tengo papele

ademÁs, el despido de 4 agentes de houston en la muerte a tiros de un hspitao. hispano.as el mismo error: usa mascarilla y mantén tu distancia todas las veces que salgas. hasta cuando estés con tu familia. especialmente con ellos. se siente raro, pero es la única forma de proteger a nuestros seres queridos. mas vale prevenir... que lamentar. ♪ jorge: 4 policÍas he houston involucrados en la muerte de un abogado fueron despedidos. la versi dice que los agentes dispararon cuando estaba sometido. el jefe de policÍa divulgÓ el video de la balacera para sustentar su decisiÓn de despedirlos. pedro rojas tiene esas imÁgenes. [habla en inglÉs] reportero: la policÍa publicÓ el video que 4 oficiales de la ciudad dispararon 21 veces a chÁvez quitándole la vida en abril. la revesiÓn con el anuncio del despido del agente. se justificÓ su decisión. >> no tenÍan justificaciÓn. el seÑor chÁvez estaba herido. no podÍa ni pararse. reportero: el video se prolonga por varios minutos y se produce el desenlace fatal. [disparos] reportero: el jefe policial dijo que fueron los Últimos minutos l

relentless storms: houston floods and more than 100 people rescued as beta pounds the gulf coast. state of emergency: louisville braces for protests, buildings closed, downtown barricaded, as the city prepares for word on whether officers will face charges in the shooting death of breonna taylor. poison plot: a woman charged with trying to mail ricin to the white house. what the letter she allegedly sent demanded from president trump. and on this national voter registration day, the one thing both parties agree on: don't forget to vote. >> this is the "cbs evening news" with norah o'donnell, reporting from the nation's capital. >> o'donnell: good evening and thank you for joining us. tonight the united states has reached another devastating and unthinkable moment in a pandemic that continues to change our country and our way of life. as we come on the air tonight, more than 200,000 people in the u.s. have now been killed by the virus. 200,000 lives lost, 200,000 stories left unfinished. and tonight, there's some breaking news that the crisis may once again be getting worse. one of

>> reporter: craig, good morning from houston. we are seeing the impact of tropical storm beta within the last few minutes was downgraded to a tropical depression. it's been an interesting storm to follow, a slow mover as it made its impact on the texas coast last night. did not bring a lot of wind with it. but as you can see here, no shortage of rain. it initially made laund fall around matta gorda bay. it's dumped in some areas more than a foot of rain. that could continue throughout the day today. that's why officials in houston are telling folks, if you don't have to be out on the roads, don't do so. it only takes a few inches in this houston area to cause some major problems. we've seen videos on social media of first responders going into those rising waters having to rescue stranded drivers this morning. the underpasses especially dangerous. for several hours today parts of a highway in houston lad to be shut down because areas were submerged. this storm could pose a problem here in houston and also in louisiana. that's cer

nbc's priscilla thompson is at the toyota center in houston, she joins us now.about texas changing politically. it's this target democrats are talking about at some point in the future, maybe as early as this year, making a run at the presidential election. and where you are, harris county, houston, one of the epicenters for that push for democrats. what are you seeing on the ground there? >> reporter: lots of buzz and excitement around voting, steve. this voter registration drive will be getting under way in just under a half hour. to walk you through how it's going to work, voters or potential voters will be able to drive up here and volunteers will actually be ready to sign them up while those potential voters wait in their vehicles, still working to maintain that distance as the pandemic is still ongoing. the pandemic isn't the only challenge that registration efforts face. you know, this drive was originally scheduled for national voter registration day on tuesday. but that was the same day that tropical storm beta was bearing down on the houston area, caus

tropical storm beta is located and you see the red area signifying the flood warning areas in the houston and moving toward the east along the it's still active out there so for the very latest lawrence is standing by large you guys in and around the houston area, the suburbs there. >>they've seen upwards of 14 inches of rain already long way to go this is an extremely slow moving tropical system known never became a hurricane as it moved on shore just a tropical storm but it's moving so slowly. it's got abundant amounts of moisture and it continues to poll a lot of that moisture right back off the gulf and the plaza and in texas you can see the heavy rain band now moving through the houston area's can mention you've flood warnings up flash flood watches extending all the way into louisiana. >>and parts of alabama mississippi as well as the storm system going to take its time making its way eastward. sustained winds of 30 miles an hour. so tropical depression. it's moving only 5 miles per hour to the east northeast. so it is just going to be slowly dragging along and during that whole per

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he grew up in rwanda, and now he calls houston home. >> i have been here for over ten years. houstonian i feel like, that's the connection i have. >> houston is also where george employed was raised in a public housing project in the predominantly black third ward. floyd's funeral took place in his hometown. >> his life mattered, all of our lives matter. black lives matter. his death will not be in vein, what is his name? >> george floyd. >> the family asked hills to paint floyd's portrait at the service. >> i'm glad the family gave me an opportunity to be part of the historical moment. that was something that needed to be shown to the world, so we can find change in what is happening in america. >> three months after floyd's funeral, hills is still using his art to help fightin justice. >> if we don't keep painting and show casing what is happening, there will be no change. >> we engage the artist to engage the moment of racial reckoning. >> everyone wants change. everyone wants peace. that's the reason why we paint, that's why we have black lives matter painted all over the

. >> abc news found in louisville and houston, black americans were stopped at roughly the same rates white americans. houston police chief as vee dces had difficult conversations with his own family. >> conversation with my father in spanish, a cuban immig immigm wan and with my own children. 152 officers have been fired, resigned in fear of being fired. that's more than a few bad apples. you want to conduct yourself in a manner where you don't give a bad cop the opportunity to act with a bad heart. >> and there are those fighting for institutional change, after the death of sandra bland who authorities say died by suicide in a jail cell days after being arrested in a confrontational traffic stop outside of houston, the sandra bland act was passed, demanding that officers receive deescalation training. reform. what needs to happen? >> there's so many things we could do. separate the financial incentives. stop using the traffic code as an excuse to do a fishing expedition. keep the road safe. stop speeders, stop drunk drivers, but don't use the traffic code and vehicle code to stop c

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our own priscilla thompson joins me from that event at the toyota center in houston, and so drive-inter registration. it's a whole new way of looking at motor voter. >> that's right, chuck. and there was a pretty steady stream of folks this morning, eager to get in line and get that done. they have got a dj out here, sort of spinning tunes as folks do drive up or walk up if they choose to to get registered and they're giving out these houston rockets masks and also cups with some of the folks' favorite players on them, but you know, data early on showed voter registration in texas during the first seven months of this year was actually down compared to 2016. and a number of organizations were very concerned about what that would mean here, but those numbers have completely turned around. there are now more than 16.6 million registered voters here in texas. that is huge. and the real question is what impact will this have when those election results begin to come in? the houston chronicle actually did an analysis of where those new voters are coming from, and found that one third of t

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beta already dumped heavy rain and flooded streets like this one you're looking at in houston.al hurricane center also warning of possible life-tlelife life-threatening storm surge. morgan chaskey is tracking the storm for us there. houston closed schools for the day because of the storm, and the city's fire chief says they evacuated 40 flooded vehicles overnight. what's the situation this morning? >> that number is only going to be up over the next 24 hours because we're seeing the real danger here in tropical storm beta. it's not the winds but the incredible amount of rain it's going to dump up and down the texas coast and into parts of louisiana. houston seeing the impact from this storm overnight with some areas seeing more than a foot of rain after it made landfall several hours south of where i'm standing. and when it did roll in, it came so in a very slow fashion. very similar to sally just a week ago in the gulf. and what we've seen is, as you mentioned, flash floods moving up the texas coastline. stranding multiple drivers. flooding a lot of streets here in houston and

y mientras tanto en atlanta su Últimoaron el 46 % y en houston y san francisco el 33%, los residentesreclaman mÁs acciones para frenar la violencia. >>> la pandemia por el coronavirus sigue expandiÉndose por el mundo estados unidos con 6030.000 infectado concentra uno de cada cuatro pasos, superando ya las 184.000 muertos, y la casa blanca evalÚa implemento ar la estrategia de inmunidad colectiva o rebaÑo frente al coronavirus asÍ lo dijo un nuevo asesor de la casa blanca paraando para mÍas el quiere que el covid-19 que no se desarroll inmunidad mientras se protege a poblaciones vulnerable, provocando asÍ mÁs muertes. >>> el gobernador de lee sabÍan teme que se disparen los

. >>> dijo brenda de houston que se paseaba por la paya. >>> y el ferri hacia la península de bolívarcerrado, ráfaga de viento aumentan conforme pasen las horas y hay avisos por posibles tornados ,. >>> las autoridades de la isla recomiendan que el público aún cuando no este cerrada la playa,

nicolÁs chavez de 27 aÑos el pasado 21 de abril, acribillado a tiros por 4 agentes de la policÍa de houston ni pararse. >>> hoy acevedo anunciÓ que los 4 oficiales que abrieron fuego contra chÁvez fueron despedidos. 4 de 28 uniformados que acudieron al llamado de emergencia de un hombre hispano que estaba viviendo un episodio de crisis mental. >>> el alcalde de houston resaltÓ que los oficiales involucrado en la muerte de chÁvez, deben asumir responsabilidad por sus acciones. >>> y mientras que el sindicato de policÍa de houston criticÓ la decisiÓn de acevedo, argumentando que el tiroteo fue justificado que por 15 minutos los agentes trataron de atenuar la situaciÓn, activistas y lÍderes religioso aplauden de despedir a los 4 uniformados y van a seguir luchando hasta que les caiga todo el peso de la ley. >>> que no haya otra familia que estÁ sufriendo como la familia de nicolÁs chavez. >>> un informe de arlette garcÍa chile. las imÁgenes que van a ver puede herir susceptibilidad recomendamos discreciÓn. los Últimos minutos de vida de javier ordÓÑez un abogado colombiano que fue golpeado y r

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this was part of a 14-0 run they got houston within 2. the rockets took the lead. the lakers rallied back. eric gordon turns it over. he then sets lebron james up with the soaring lob. anthony davis had 34. 117-109. the series is even. also, the milwaukee bucks have of what elimination but they still trail 3-1. the final

era fs tenÍan mÁs dÍas de descanso sobre houston que kenia y so lio con todo, especialmente en defensas estaba con el hits. m mejorÓ en la cancha con 30 puntos. enorme.20 puntos y 16 rebotes miami a una victoria de barrer al primer sembrado. la jornada 8 torneo guardianes 2020. comencemos en la frontera los xolos recibÍan a monterrey. al minuto 3. avanza fabiÁn castillo de puntera como romario, 1 a 0. para la manada. y luego funesmori al 25 empataba para el equipo rayados y mientras que un ratito mÁs tarde, un rato mÁs tarde fabian castillo va a anotar 2 a 1. pelea por la clasificaciÓn. en otro partido el conjunto de leÓn se enfrento a ne caox 2 penales ambos de Ángel mena, y el segundo a 51. primeros goles del ecuatoriano en el torneo. es nuevo lÍder provisional delaware dains. con un partido mÁs que la maquina. >>> dominamos la acciÓn, soy carlos mauricio ramÍrez, cambio y fuera. >>> un restaurante de sushi en japÓn ha tenido que reinventa e reinventarse. contratÓ anÍs co culturistas el dueÑo del restaurante on vo co varios amigos que trabajaba en gimnasios y quedaron sin trabajo deb

dusty baker looking at a 6 and a half game hold if houston lost game two and in the 3rd matt olsen hits a rainmaker down the line. three run jack, 4-0 a's. but a's new starting pitcher mark miner couldn't hold the lead. he hit carlos correia with the bases juiced and allowed frowns in that inning. the astros squeak by and split the doubleheader. >>> nba playoffs, game three, houston's robert covington never saw anthony davis coming. the rim knows that feeling when pointski niba. te haiopromd foocks in thor onndlakers pull away in the fourth quarter. they take a 2-1 series lead. >>> milwaukee trying to stay alive without the injured star giannis. he sat on the bench and walked andre iguodala throw down nice pass. miami wins. that's got to be how in bucks feel right now. they have the best record in the league but are leaving the bubble. could giannis be leaving the bucks? stay tuned for that. >>> u.s. open, quarterfinals. 22-year-old naomi osaka facing american shelby rogers in new york. rogers had beaten in continues the tradition of wearing the names on the mask. the name last night? g

the chiefs beat houston 34-20. >>> how about baseball?s releasing pablo sandoval yesterday. he was hitting just .220 and pablo began his career with the giants in 2008. and was the world series mvp in 2012. so the giants in san diego visiting the padres. and their young superstar fernando tatis jr. bottom 3. trevor cahill to machado. left fielder barely moved. 4-1 padres. one wright spot for the giants last night? smiley has been on the injured list since august 1st. struck out eight in four innings of relief. padres won the game 6-1. snapping the giants' five game win streak. >>> the a's one run in seven innings this afternoon against the astros. oakland down 1-0 in the 6th but then matt olsen, bye bye baby, his 12th of the year and the a's take the lead. it's now 3-1. top of the 9th. alex bregman lines a shot to center. but ramone laureano makes the sliding grab to end the game. oakland took four out of five from houston and now leads the american league west by six and a half games. >>> nba, lebron james and the lakers looking to dig a

"the houston chronicle" reports four city police officers were fired following the deadly shooting of man while on his knees. police body cam video of the april shooting was released yesterday. we want to warn you, it's tough to watch. >> go, go -- [ gunfire ] >> officers had responded to a call about a man running through traffic. police say they spent 15 minutes telling nicholas chavez to drop a piece of metal that they thought was a knife. they used a stun gun on him but say when chavez picked up one of their tasers, they began firing bullets. the police chief says officers fired 24 shots. he says only three were deemed objectively reasonable. >> inexplicable when they had plenty of opportunity to back up and continue to be doing what they were doing, for them to stay the line and shoot a man 21 times. i cannot defend that. >> the police union called the officers' firing deplorable. the shooting is under investigation. >>> the "newark star ledger" says former jets wide receiver josh bellamy is under arrest for his role in a coronavirus loan fraud scheme. the department of justice s

at least 20 water rescues have been reported so far in houston. here's alex presha. >> reporter: this morning tropical storm beta roaring ashore along the gulf coast. the slow moving storm triggering flash floods in the houston area. >> i'lsh you peoe wading through wa they try to higher g >> reporter: 11 million people under flash flood watches in texas and louisiana. >> it's the most flooding we've seen here in ten years, since right after ike. >> reporter: the season's 23rd named storm churning the surf, causing parts of this peer in galveston to collapse. matt gutman is there. >> down these stairs in about 50 yards in that direction is where the shoreline used to be. now it's been consumed by the storm surge. >> reporter: beta stirring huge swells in the gulf captured by a boat engineer out at sea. the storm is expected to linger along the coast for two days dumping up to 6 inches of rain, even across areas of louisiana still without power after hurricane laura just three weeks ago. alex presha, abc news. >> our thanks to alex there. >>> south

the a's flew home in houston in two different groups. second group were teammates who had close contact with him for 15 minutes. so far, no one else on the team have tested positive. the a's are scheduled to take the field tomorrow night when they host the san diego padres. >>> the nfl season starts a week from tonight. the 49ers kick off a few days later. it has been an unusual off season. as the niners deal with covid restrictions and a possible super bowl hangover. >> all 32 teams are going through the same thing. you try to prepare yourself on the practice field and make it as game-like as possible. >> in order to get to heaven, you've got to go through hell, and i feel like that's what you do. sometimes that's not fun. >> speaking of the first game of the season, it is between super bowl champion chiefs and houston texans. you can watch the game right here on nbc bay area. we're back with more. hi. we're glad you came in. what's on your mind? can you help keep these guys protected online? easy. connect to the xfi gateway. what about

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need come to the door. >> reporter: from one houston home to the next. deputy benny gantz with the harris county constable's office executes judge's orders to evict. >> we ain't got nowhere to go. >> reporter: israel rodriguez is an ten nan ant at this apartmen. >> they're like, get everything you need. >> reporter: rodriguez admits he hasn't been paying rent, behind thousands of dollars. >> it's my fault in the eviction. there was a lot going on, when it hit win lost my job. it took me like a month to get another job. this is my check, but i ain't making it with 300. it's literally 300. >> reporter: their stroller now carries their possessions. >> mainly it's the kid's clothes, because me and her wear the same clothes every day, make sure we've got toilet paper and a little bit of snacks for the kid. >> what are you going to do with all your stuff? >> that's trash. we don't have a car or nobody to come help us out right now. we've got ourselves, me and the kids and the kid, that's it. >> how do you feel about having to see that family have to go? >> it'

kyle tucker has been quite a story this year for houston.ou could argue in a year in which everybody's numbers are down, his are getting good and it's been a breakthrough year for him. very right-handed loaded on this team, which is why he's so important. >> karl: that's a good pitch in there for strike one. so you're first in triples and top ten in all the other categories -- extra base hits, rbis, and stolen bases. you do have that juxtaposition at first base because sano and altuve is over there. end of the bat. maybe a broken bat. and they got like nine fielders located in right field. ended up in the glove of kepler. good job. bottom eight in a 1-1 game. super top-secret mathematical formula they keep stored inside a safe, inside a vault, inside a volcano. ahhh. juicedratics. starburst. unexplainably juicy. to mwe can serve you in the-a is for drive-thru." we can deliver your food to your house. we have our delivery partners and we have our own delivery system. home can be wherever you choose. you don't need to go anywhere else. on sund

but thank you for having me today adrian 1st up i want to state that black lives matter houston stands in solidarity with black lies matter d.c. in calling for justice for 18 year old deon kay who was recently killed the reason for why we are having these protests is because of the fact that the united states government and at that government is refusing to address systemic issues with respect to racism and least violence so the hope is is that we can teach you do these protests to continue to raise the alarm and raise the issue of the devaluation of black people by police in the united states so that lawmakers will address those issues directly but on these protests actually getting us anywhere $100.00 nights now in portland are you making any headway at all. we are absolutely making headway we are making headway especially at the local level where we are seen in municipalities where they are moving to defunding the police they're also moving to abolish police in certain areas so at the local level in the united states we're definitely seeing an impact of these protests now at the nat

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we have a flash flood warning for the houston area.the day today. the heavier bands moving through the houston metro area and eventually it will continue to move through louisiana and mississippi. but very slow moving. right now it is stalled out bringing all of that gulf moisture in towards the southeast texas region. there is hurricane teddy. category 2 expected to weaken but then transition to an extra tropical storm and affect atlantic canada. however, we are feeling the impacts of this system with very high waves and potentially deadly rip current. keep that in mind all along the east coast because of teddy. here is your forecast today. watching texas and louisiana up towards the mississippi river valley. still very warm across the southwest. cool across the northeast. and today is the first day of fall. a quick look at your average peak for fall foliage certainly along the rockies and the upper midwest the great lakes and northeast we are getting the really fall leaves right now. continue to keep you up to date. steve, archesly a

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he is in houston by w to talk to you again. seem extraordinary that a country with access to such extraordinary medics and so much technology has got to this point. it is incredible, isn't it? we never thought we would get to this point. but there has been so many missteps by the us government in getting us here, we missed at the entrance of the virus from europe new york in march and i am sorry, in early february, we allowed transmission to go on for weeks undetected and that caused a horrific epidemic in new york city where you heard sirens wailing day and night and we still did not learn from our m ista kes still did not learn from our mistakes in new york city and we never mounted a national response, really. we allowed a strategy which states were in the lead and the us would supply chain management but never mounted a national strategy and then we had the surgeons across our southern states and so we have a biphasic epidemic. a big peak of cases and deaths in march and april and a second major peak across the summer and n

this bad boy is about rain, and houston is getting it. there's massive flooding. the flooding around the houston metro area, which is a low- lying city is, i would say -- i can't say devastating, but the pictures i saw looked devastating. don't know how widespread. i always look at sfo. gusting to 30. so things are clearing out. one thing hinted to, that low brought us the wind. so low gets rid of the smoke, but when that low leaves saturday, the high jumps in behind it. pattern repeats itself. all year every year, but big- time this time of year. we have a fear weather watch that will go into effect saturday and sunday for the hills of the northeast and south bay. we'll get to that and look at the five-day forecast when i see you next. >> bill, you and i are so funny, we've been in the bay area for so long. i totally remember that building in emeryville when it used to be shackly building. i think now it's the seabold building, but i'm now i'm even starting to question myself on that. gain, we've just been here for so long. >> and the names keep changing over the

that includes big city districts like chicago, houston, dallas, and baltimore. over 7 million kids will start school online. as large labor day crowds trigger new fears of another surge in cases across the country. cnn's athena jones has more. >> i worry that any new surges will be potentially quite catastrophic. >> reporter: labor day weekend seems like this dance party in san francisco raising concerns among health experts and public officials that a surge in covid-19 cases could soon follow just like they did after previous holiday weekends. >> we have seen, as we mentioned, spikes after long weekends, after spring break so that's certainly a concern. >> reporter: in fact, new coronavirus infections are averaging around 40,000 a day, double the daily average going into memorial day. with cases on the rise in the northeast and florida while states like north dakota, south dakota, iowa, missouri, tennessee lead the nation in a seven-day average of new cases per capita. also of concern, flu season is almost upon us which combined with coronavirus could present n

if you're familiar with houston, you have problems on the highways with flooding.could last two to three days. that's the issue with this storm. we have a flash flood threat from new orleans all the way back to houston and victoria. 10 million people are at risk, and it looks like people could see as much as 3 to 6 inches of rain today and tomorrow. that's the concern, kasie, with this storm. it does seem to be huge and punishing, but we'll watch houston closely. >> keep an eye on all of it. thank you very much, my friend. >>> still ahead here, the president said back in march that a covid death toll below 200,000 would mean the administration did a very good job handling the virus. we're going to explain that coming up next. we're going to explain that coming up next in the middle of the darkest night it's true, i will rescue you oh, i will rescue you and at fidelity, you'll get planning and advice to help you prepare for the future, without sacrificing what's most important to you today. because with fidelity, you can feel confident that the only direction you're

>>playantha's take houston astros? and the mariners have a six- >>> you know, the giants haven't had a winning record in september since 2016, until tonight. logan web was in a haul against goes into the bleachers. and check it out, dutual though ball. still seventh inning, solo shot for the lead, his fourth career pinch hit home run. teddy watson finished off the four shut inning, giants are 22- 21, they would be in the playoffs if the season ended today. how about the le and a long day for chris davis who hasn't played since august 26. he had 130 homeruns in three years, today, marks his first long ball in a month, his second of the season. zack greinke adding an insurance run, a's when the opener 4-2. and in the third, matt olson, dream maker down 10, a three run and it's 4-0 a's, but with the new starting pitcher, he couldn'the hit carl allowed four runs in the inning, the astros creep by five minutes for and split the doubleheader. the nba playoff, game three, houston never saw anthony davis coming. the rim certai

reach vanessa for hours, her sister myra takes action, driving three hours from the family's home in houstono ft. hood. >> i thought maybe she had an accident, like we have to look for her. >> reporter: she says she arrives in the middle of the night and calls the staff sergeant. she says he tells her to come back in the morning. >> on the 23rd, the military police were contacted. >> reporter: major general donna martin is the head of cid, the u.s. army's criminal investigation division. >> they wanted to make sure she wasn't hurt. so when that search came back without any results, then that's when cid is notified. >> i texted my sister, like what's going on? she was like, we think vanessa is missing. i was like, how could she go missing on a military base? that's ridiculous, go find her! and verify her. >> the meetings at cid were useless. there was in new information. we gave them literally every single thing they asked for. and for them not to give us an answer, the problem was inside. >> as a mother myself, there's not enough you could tell me. i would want to know everything. and we can

as cnn saw in houston, no one is being spared, not the elderly, not those with young children.nal report and how you can help next. i'm hector. i'm a delivery operations manager in san diego, california. we were one of the first stations to pilot a fleet of electric vehicles. we're striving to deliver a package with zero emissions into the air. i feel really proud of the impact that has on the environment. we have two daughters and i want to do everything i can to protect the environment so hopefully they can have a great future. >>> this next story is one you have to see, and it is worth watching again. they are just some of the faces behind the economic suffering happening across the country right now. people are literally getting kicked out of their homes because they can't pay their rent. our kyeon law brings us some of their stories from houston, texas. >> hello, constable, need to come to the door. >> reporter: from one houston home to the next. >> hello, constable. >> reporter: deputy benny gant with the harris county constable's office executes judge's orders to evict.