sÉ que eso es clave en houston.bito del nivel del agua, producto precisamente de los canales de agua, intentando obviamente drenar toda esta precipitacione. recuerden, la ciudad de houston es sumamente vulnerable a estas inundaciones. primero porque se encuentra solamente a unos 40 o 50 pies sobre el nivel del mar. es una ciudad plana y su sistema de drenaje para que ustedes tengan una idea, solamente puede drenar dos pulgadas de lluvia por hora. por consiguiente, aqÍi estÁn cayendo entre 4 a 5 pulgadas de precipitaciones por hora, y esto obviamente supera el promedio de lluvia que el sistema de drenaje puede drenar con facilidad y genera estas inundaciones. ademÁs, hay que resaltar el hecho el sistema de drenaje de houston fue construido por el cuerpo de ingenieros en el aÑo 1930 y obviamente ha pasado muchos aÑos. vive mucha gente y hay mucho concreto y cada vez que llueve el problema de las inundaciones es crucial. >> gracias carlos. ojalÁ que todos estos datos que nos acabas de compartir ayuden a poner en contex

>> bueno, la situaciÓn en houston luce mayormente tranquila a estas horas de la noche. bien, la ciudad luce un tanto desolada. las personas ya han comenzado a resguardarse a la espera de mucha lluvia y en nuestro recorrido desde la ciudad de dallas hacia houston, a travÉs de la carretera 45, vimos mucha gente saliendo de la costa hacia el norte, seguramente alejÁndose de los impactos de este de esta tormenta tropical que estÁ prÓximo a ser entrada. vamos al pronÓstico para mostrarles lo que muestra el centro nacional de huracanes. los mismos meteorÓlogos especialistas de huracanes entienden que existe la posibilidad de que pueda entrar como un huracÁn categorÍa dos. eso no se descarta. inclusive ha estado ganando fuerza. ya estÁ a ley de caramelo a solo cuatro millas por hora mÁs para que logre alcanzar la categorÍa de huracÁn y se espera pueda ganar mayor intensidad durante horas de la madrugada. el pronÓstico no ha cambiado. el pensamiento sigue siendo el mismo. una entrada sobre el Área de matagorda cercano a por la vaca, entrando como un huracÁn categorÍa uno. ya lo

we actually were not originally based out of houston. that was the space task group that was based at the langley research center. there was a decision made in 1961 to build a space center in houston. of course, it was. there was a lot of politics involved, a lot of city boosters, rice, university. it helped that lyndon johnson was vice president at the time. it definitely helped, although i would say albert thomas, who was chair of the appropriations committee, had a larger role than lyndon johnson did at the time, because, of course, he held the purse strings. and he was also an alumni from rice university. and so that had a huge impact. rice university ended up giving the federal government about a thousand acres of land to build the space center. so that had a huge influence as well, very much. now, you've mentioned oral histories a couple of times. what makes an effective oral history? i think preparation. we do a lot of prep before we do an oral history interview. we do not show up and say, hey, you worked at nasa. that's pretty co

asÍ que mucha lluvia para houston.cia el dÍa lunes van a estar recibiendo lo peor de esta perturbaciÓn puede ser precauciÓn por allÁ. >> definitivamente el momento para prepararse carlos es ahorita definitivamente. pues muchas gracias por este reporte y bueno, mientras se define con certeza la trayectoria de fuerza con la que va a azotar a texas, el gobernador greg abbott ya declarÓ estado de emergencia para 40 condados con el fin de activar los recursos estatales, incluyendo mil elementos de la guardia nacional de texas que cuentan con vehÍculos todoterreno y helicÓpteros. por otra parte, mÚltiples organizaciones como la cruz roja americana dicen estar preparadas para responder. >> estamos movilizando a cientos de voluntarios capacitados, vehÍculos de respuesta a emergencias y cargas de tractores, remolques llenos de suministros de socorro para ayudar a las personas en el camino de la tormenta. >> algunos condados ya emitieron Órdenes de evacuaciÓn voluntaria en zonas bajas y el vicegobernador de patrick declarÓ el es

houston. airport is reporting just around three inches, but there is certainly more to come and with the by use that run throughout the city of houston. we could see some potential flooding their city streets. of course, seen some urban flooding. and then the rapid rise prices and rivers as well how much rain is still yet to come? another five to ten inches still possible over a foot and some localized areas. but the difference here with harvey is that that meandered over eastern texas for four days after landfall, beryl is going to make its way out of here quickly. and by wednesday and thursday, it's got its eyes set on the border of canada and the united states. so that will be a quick mover. gym they're going down. thanks so much it is 47 minutes past the hour and here is your morning roundup. boeing pleading guilty to criminal fraud charges stemming from two 737 max crashes that killed some foreign 346 people. the doj found a company, violated an agreement that had protected from prosecuti

a foot inundating highways in houston. the danger is not over tonight as the remnants of beryl are raising the risk of tornadoes. kathy park is in texas with a late update on the deadly storm. >> oh, wow. >> reporter: tonight, texas taking a direct hit from beryl, lashing the coastline with punishing wind and waves as a category 1 hurricane. communities completely underwater. while the force of the storm tore up entire homes. a tornado even reported in jasper. >> howling winds. people's houses flying by your house. roofs ripped off. >> reporter: priscilla thompson spoke with one family in wharton who got out just in time. this massive tree came crashing into this home. the couple inside telling me they just narrowly escaped. >> we were in the living room and we moved away. that's where all the spiked wood came down from the ceiling. so we probably would have been killed. >> reporter: as the storm moved farther inland beryl showed no signs of slowing, as conditions quickly deteriorated. with rainfall totals close to a foot

houston still under heat advisories. you get even hotter in houston by the middle of the week. we're going set record highs tomorrow in many spots, vegas again, and denver is getting into the action with 101. look at salt lake city at 105. and everyone on the east coast had a slight break today from the high humidity levels. don't get used to it. we're going see the heat roaring back. look at nashville. 100 on sunday. 101 on monday. and the nation's capital could be up to about 100 degrees by the time we get to monday. this heatwave on the east coast next week, lester, likely going to be worse than the one we just finished. >> boy, this is rough. bill karins, thank you. >>> some scary moments today at new york city's rockaway beach after two confirmed shark sightings. an nypd drone capturing at least one shark in the waters offshore. parts of the beach were temporarily closed as police monitored the water. >>> fire broke out today at another landmark cathedral in france that inspired paintings by monet. it happened in the spire of the notre dame cathedral in the city of rouen,

por ejemplo, en el noreste de de houston.ricidad han caído algunos. los cables eléctricos se encuentran en esos, en esos charcos y es muy peligroso si se pasa por ahí a las medidas necesarias, arlen seguir las instrucciones tanto de las autoridades como de los socorristas, obviamente para no quedar atrapados. sabemos también que hay varias inundaciones. unos dijiste que donde estás no se reporta ninguna inundación, pero cómo miras? ya dejó la lluvia? por lo que podemos ver, ya dejó de llover donde tú te encuentras. si en este momento no está lloviendo todavía, se sienten como pequeñas ráfagas de viento pero que no representan ningún peligro. claro, si hay ramas que han quedado, pues débiles, puede que caigan. por eso es que se les da la advertencia a los residentes que han salido. algunos hemos visto muy pocos y a pasear a sus mascotas? pues que llevan horas y horas encerrados, pero si sigue la advertencia de tener mucho cuidado. y por supuesto, pasajeros como yo, en este caso, pues estar pendientes de lo que dicen las aerolí

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that's 7 inches for all of downtown houston. total i saw is now approaching about 11 inches. those flood watches will follow the storm as we go throughout the rest of the day and into tonight, we're going to head up to shreveport, fort smith, arkansas, southern portions of missouri and paducah, southern illinois, you have a chance of getting isolated flash flooding overnight. these are the rainfall predictions, houston you're almost done but another 2 to 4 inches possible as we follow what's left of beryl over the next 24 hours. once we get all the pictures in, jose, you know, later today and tomorrow, i think people are going to be surprised at what a category 1 did significant damage. >> and, bill, it is moving relatively quickly versus other storms. >> we got lucky with this for two reasons, jose. on saturday this storm suck instead dry air. if it wasn't for that, we would have been dealing with a major hurricane landfall this morning. and this storm has been moving at about 10, 15 miles per hour. usually you don't get a ton

aunque las conexiones podrÍan variar afectando grandes zonas metropolitanas como houston.ed este donde necesita estar y como medida de prevenciÓn la oficina de aduanas y protecciÓn fronteriza anunciÓ la suspensiÓn temporal de todos los trÁmites de asilo polÍtico tanto en este puente internacional como el de pron bill texas. >> en la frontera con mÉxico se esperan fuertes lluvias y marejadas ciclÓnicas, pero eso no ha impedido que los residentes de la zona disfruten de la playa. desde matamoros tamaulipas. >> va haciendo en lancha y desafiando los pronÓsticos de la naturaleza asÍ decenas de personas pasar una tarde de sÁbado en la playa en la playa bagdad de tamaulipas. >> vemos que sube un poco la marea y ya salimos. para que vamos a arriesgar los niÑos . andamos con precauciÓn. >> la bandera roja advierte fuerte oleaje pero no importa decenas de familias que decidieron disfrutar antes que llegue la tormenta beryl. >> todo estuvo muy tranquilo. hasta ahorita, gracias a dios no ha pasado nada malo . aquÍ estamos divirtiÉndonos. >> jugando fÚtbol o pescando a la orilla del m

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she was a member of the houston city council. before she got here. and they didn't know what to do with her. because she would not stop fighting for the thing she is believed in. one of which was gun control and gun safety. long before it became something popular for people to talk about and advocate. and it was in that houston city council that sheila passed their first ever gun safety ordinance, putting the onus on parents to keep guns away from children in the house, to keep them locked or to not have them there altogether. some people thought it was an overreach. but nobody knows to this day how many lives may have been saved, how many children could have been injured that were not, and it was many years later that that same council and many of the people of houston thanked her for what she had done. now before shea ha got here, craig washington was the elected member of that district. and in his first term, sheila challenged him for the congressional seat. she said, i need your support. i said, sheila, craig just supported me to be chair of the

es todo de mi parte desde houston, texas. micrÓfono, te agradecemos enormemente por brindarnos el informe en vivo desde matagorda, en texas. no sÓlo es beryl el que causa preocupaciÓn, el calor sigue causando temor en el valle de california, que registra una temperatura de 128 grados del fin de semana, causÁndole la muerte a un turista y dejando hospitalizada a otra persona. mientras que en las vegas se supera un rÉcord, con mÁs de 120 grados el domingo, esto dice un residente afectado por este calor extremo. >> tratar de sobrevivir con el calor, porque a dÓnde nos hacemos? no hay para donde hacernos, para ningÚn lado. >> demasiado, lo que procures mucha agua, una paleta, y estar en lugares frescos. satcha: la emergencia no es sÓlo a nivel nacional, junio registrÓ un promedio de 2,7 grados mÁs cÁlido que en aÑos anteriores, esto a nivel global. borja: cambiamos el tema, con otra noticia que acapara titulares en todo el mundo. el presidente joe biden en ya ha reaccionado a las crÍticas de los que estÁn funcionando si debe segu

abandonaros para el as lugares mÁs seguros provocaron fuertes lluvias en el Área metropolitana de houstonos feligreses pararÁn en la bici dominical para pedir que la tormenta no conoce daÑos y vÍctimas. >> veremos que en los vecinos estÁ en una situaciÓn puesta en un peligro eminente. >> asÍ sigue la cuenta progresiva puede impactar a tierra la madrugada de este lunes, texas francisco cobos, univisiÓn. presentador: la tormenta recurso litoral mexicano como su paso puede dejar fuertes lluvias y alto oleaje, el servicio de protecciÓn civil dio una alerta azul en la zona costera donde puede citarse fuertes vientos y torrenciales lluvias, tiene los detalles en matamoros. reportera: asÍ se ve el mar en esta playa, la tormenta se desplaza en el golfo de mÉxico se dirige al sur de texas, de cara lluviosas lluvias, tom vas barinas, los pescadores han amado las embarcaciones sujetado sus casas de madera. >> dice que el huracÁn de asensio, bajamos un poco la guardia, hicimos al momento que nos avisaron levantamos todos los equipos. reportera: con recorridos como este el ejÉrcito busca alertar a la

another day of brutal heat is adding insult to injury in houston. after the break when power could could be restored to 100 of thousands of people still in the dark almost a week after hurricane beryl i love milwaukee. cnn is live from milwaukee as republicans unite behind their nominee, his vp, and their plan to take that the white house follow cnn for complete coverage. the republican national convention starts monday itself ivan, on cnn. >> when you purchase a pair of bombus sachs ties or underwear you also donate one to someone facing homelessness. one purchased equals one donated 100 million donations and counting visit bombus.com and get 20% off your first order was at trouble losing weight and keeping same, discover the power of week-old janan to the beach gobi. >> i lost 35 pounds. as some lost the over 46 pounds we go and i'm keeping the weight off. we go via help you lose weight and keep it off. i'm reducing i we aove is the only fda approved for weight management medicine that's proven to reduce risk of major cardiovascular events and adu

anywhere you see that shading of red including houston all the way to galveston? rainfall totals exceeding half a foot. and it's not done here. remember, the eastern quadrant of a hurricane draws in the moisture from the gulf of mexico, produces the copious amounts of rainfall. and that's ultimately what we're experiencing also on that eastern quadrant is the threat of tornadoes. we have a tornado watch through 10:00 a.m. local time here that includes houston all the way to galveston and the south-central texas coastline. so a multitude of threats from this landfalling hurricane, the first strike of the hurricane 2024, hurricane season. this is not a hurricane harvey. a lot of people like to compare have a benchmark to compare this to its different because harvey meandered over eastern texas for four days. beryl has got its eyes set on the border of canada and the u.s. by wednesday and thursday of this week. so it's on its way out quickly. john, it is but still storm this big this sun could be a heck of a season. derrick van dam, thanks so much. appreciate it. oka

una el martes todavia habian mas de 1.800.000 residentes a oscuras, principalmente en galveston y houstonlas empresas que estan sufriendo de cortes en el suministro. >> el calor tambien complica las reparaciones. >> por ejemplo, en houston los trabajadores enfrentan las m maximas de 103 grados. >> rubi guzman, de telemundo houston, nos cuenta. >> gracias a todos por su p poquito que habia ya lo sacamos. >> lo que estaba, ya lo que queda danado. >> ya no queda despues del huracan beryl no ha sido facil. >> los panes se danaron porque al momento de la lluvia uno de repente busca recoger las cosas, pero lo que habia en la nevera todo ese ano y los panes que quedaban ya uno se los va consumiendo, las frutas, que es lo que le va dando uno a los ninos. >> se los tiene que ingeniar para estar en su unidad. >> asi porque en los cuartos hace mucha calor, entonces sacamos las camas para que medio entrara brisa y aca es donde hemos estado haciendo en el e estabamos usando un asadorcito donde estabamos haciendo en carbon, un carbon que compramos en el fiesta como para hacer para solucionar, pero ya t

vean marcando 88 grados, 87 grados cercanos a houston y cercano al golfo de mÉxico, 85 grados.arlo a que comience a pasar por un proceso de rÁpido fortalecimiento y eso no se descarta en tÉrminos de impactos. marejada ciclÓnica de 4 a 6 pies. inundaciones costeras van a decir presente. recuerden el viento cuando de forma perpendicular choque con la costa va a comenzar a empujar el mar hacia todo ese litoral. asÍ que es muy peligroso. inclusive la marejada ciclÓnica es el fenÓmeno dentro de los huracanes que mÁs cobra la vida de personas, mÁs que las lluvias, mÁs que los vientos. asÍ que muy atentos a lo que pueda estar ocurriendo y vean las posibilidades de inundaciones, sobre todo en houston, la porciÓn mÁs sucia del sistema donde se concentra la mayor actividad de precipitaciones recaerÁ sobre houston, ciudad que es sumamente vulnerable a inundaciones. >> y en esos factores, quÉ tan confiado estÁs en ese pronÓstico en tÉrminos de trayectoria? >> mucha confianza en tÉrminos de intensidad, debemos decir de que no existe tanta confianza ante lo cÁlido del golfo de mÉxico, asÍ qu

beryl, still a more formidable hurricane as the eyewall approached houston. dumping nine inches of rain in spots. >> shelter in place. we're in an emergency. we're in rescue mode. life safety. >> reporter: this traffic camera shaking in the wind, as firefighters use a ladder truck to rescue a man from the roof of his car. >> he's got the life jacket on. they are lifting him out of the water. look at that. >> reporter: our station ktrk right there as they hoist him out of the fast-moving water and onto dry land. northeast of the city, a 74-year-old woman was killed when a tree fell on her home. one of at least three deaths. beryl, the first hurricane to make landfall in texas in three years, after tearing a week-long path of destruction through the caribbean, killing at least 11 people. there are downed trees like these all over houston that have knocked out power. officials warning they don't know how long it will take to fully restore it. so, while beryl has moved on, the danger has not. houston is under a heat advisory tomorrow, with the heat index near 100

el sospechoso de la muerte de un policÍa hispano de houston.spechoso disparÓ varias veces contra el policÍa. fue que provocÓ la muerte de esta forma tenÍa cinco aÑos de servicio sospechoso. >> palmer no le han puesto cargos directamente con el asesinato de nuestro oficial. pero en eso estamos en este momento. investigando. >> el detenido fue identificado como ronald palmer. fue hallado escondido en un complejo residencial antes de su detenciÓn. ya estaba en la lista de los diez fugitivos mÁs buscados ahora en el mundo. pasamos a rusia. autoridades incluyeron en una lista de extremistas y terroristas a yulia navalni, la viuda del dirigente opositor ruso alexei navalny, que muriÓ en prisiÓn en circunstancias que se consideran extraÑas. esta semana, una corte de moscÚ ordenÓ su arresto por supuestos vÍnculos con un grupo extremista. la fertilidad disminuye, la poblaciÓn se reduce la esperanza de vida aumenta. esa es la conclusiÓn del nuevo informe de poblaciÓn de la onu. hoy somos 8.200.000.000 de personas en el mundo. y dentro de seis dÉcadas ser

vamos a hablar ahora de los impactos en houston.es, mientras que la ciudad de corpus christi, el evento no serÁ de lluvias, sino de vientos con vientos que sobrepasen las 70 millas por hora, marejada ciclÓnica de 3 a 5 pies y lluvias de 2 a 3. debo resaltar de que todo residente en las costas de texas debe desalojar debido a que realmente la marejada ciclÓnica es el evento de los huracanes que mÁs cobra la vida cada vez que estos se adentran a la costa. el aumento del nivel del mar inunda todo el litoral y causa muchas muertes, asÍ que mucha precauciÓn. desde corpus christi a la ciudad de houston. ante esta posibilidad. johanna, este es el pronÓstico. paso con mÁs. >> gracias carlos. otra preocupaciÓn en el paÍs es la ola de calor que afecta de costa a costa a la naciÓn. el viernes en varios puntos se rompiÓ el rÉcord de temperatura. uno de los lugares mÁs calurosos de la tierra es el valle de la muerte en california, que rompiÓ el rÉcord de 2013. allÍ, el mercurio subiÓ a 127 grados fahrenheit. otros valores significativos estuvier

well, that's the big question we know it's impacted houston in a major way.here was at one point this morning over 400 calls to 911 per hour asking for assistance there is of course, power outages significant here within harris county where houston metropolitan is located, even the mayor of houston saying that he does not have his power at his very house as well. where's the storm going? well, it's exiting quickly out of texas and it's got its eyes set on the arkansas and mid mississippi valley. and it's bringing a tornado threat along with it. there's already been multiple tornado warnings. this time across louisiana, arkansas and into missouri but, you know, when we compare that to the wins that we experienced here in houston we had wind gusts in excess of 85 miles per hour. that is a category one hurricane. last time that happened here in houston was 2008 from her hurricane hike hike so that's really saying something and, you know with the storm creating so much wind damage, it also increased the power outages now currently sitting at two-and-a-half millio

houston, texas, just minutes ago, hurricane beryl made land in fall, just southwest of houston as a category hurricane head. we're gonna go live to the texas coast for an update on the storm's path, what to expect? morning, everyone, i'm jim sciutto in washington. great to be with you. vice president kamala harris is standing by her boss. even as many in the party float, the idea of her replacing him, harris rally voters during an appearance at the essence festival in new orleans this weekend. during 30 minute appearance on stage, he dismissed ideas of biden leaving the case campaign, turning their focus on donald trump instead when the united states supreme court essentially told this individual who has been convicted of 34 felonies that he will be immune from essentially the activity he has told us he is prepared to engage in if he gets back into the white house turning now to you, michal washington correspondent for the atlanta journal constitution. >> steve newcomb, congressional reporter for acts axios you're width your at this event over the weekend where the vice president appeared, c

large number of them in the houston area. so even as the storm moves on, there's going to be a lot of clean up and restoration happening after all this is over. >> thank you so much. i know you drove 500 miles yesterday just to traverse the whole area. so thank you for everything you're doing. bill, where is this headed next and what should people worry about most? the wind or the flooding? >> the winds are dying down so the number of power outages will start coming, you know, we'll stop adding to that as much we have been. but the rainfall, we still have flash flooding possibilities and now, we have to worry about tornados the rest of the day. the heavy rain is over for houston. el campo. all the way to galveston. i know we've had one home destroyed in galveston. that was likely from a tornado overnight. surf side beach, a bunch of condos with a roofs ripped off. as the storm moves north, we're going to shift to focusing on tornados and the heavy rain threat. we have one tornado warning out here towards jasper. these are goi

beryl, in fact, was still a hurricane when it reached houston. up to nine inches of rain in a matter of houses. a harrowing rescue. look at this, live television. firefighters lowering a life jacket there to a man trapped on top of his flooded truck. tonight, at least three people have been killed in this storm. and here is the track this evening. now a tropical storm, still on the move all the way up to the great lakes and across into the northeast. we're going to take you through the forecast, the timing of this, the rain and winds ahead for millions of americans. and abc's victor oquendo leading us off tonight from houston. >> reporter: tonight, millions of families and businesses are without power, as south texas takes a direct and deadly hit from hurricane beryl. beryl, fueled by the abnormally warm waters of the gulf of mexico, slamming ashore around 4:00 a.m. southwest of houston as a category 1 hurricane, with sustained winds over 80 miles an hour and feet of storm surge. >> oh, wow. >> reporter: accuweather's aaron jayjack right there as

but again houston proper when you're talking about all that concrete.? houston 13 ½ inches of rainfall from this system really just drug a ton of moisture up off the gulf of mexico. what about what's next? you see that centre of circulation sitting north of houston really just light rainfall now. and you'll look to the north side of this storm to see the most activity going forward. every one of these red boxes is a tornado warning currently on the ground. there have been rotation with these thunderstorm cells, a ton of rain out there, and plenty of confirmed tornadoes as well. so you really get all modes of threat here. usually these are on the small end as far as tornadoes go, but it adds another threat. that's why that tornado watch is out there. pulls up a whole lot of moisture and thunderstorms. neil, these could continue as we watch this storm track t will take all of that moisture we saw drop in houston, that 13½ inches and pull it way far to the north as far north as st. louis, little rock, these areas under some kind of flood warning, flash flo

thousands in houston remain without power.an a week after hurricane beryl. >> this is the news hour from our studios in washington and from the west from the walter cronkite school of journalism. >> a new report shows that hamas committed war crimes and crimes against humanity during the october 7 attacks. it shows how palestinian fighters had a coordinated assault designed to kill civilians and take as many hostages with them. more than 1200 people were killed. for more detail, i am joined by the director for crisis and conflict and human rights watch in washington. thank you so much for joining us. since october 7, there have been so many witness accounts and videos and photos that have come out. thank -- tell me what is new about this report and why it is so important to compile all of this research into one document. >> this is the first conference of her point -- report that shows this. this report is important. there is clear information. it shows the coordination that went into the crimes. this was the central aim of th

but the biggest question is, is houston still your number? for one priority? you become a much larger company. they're concerned a lot of businesses, investments along in the energy area. and if they're not focused on houston, their biggest customer being their number one priority. and in their mission statement, then we're going to have a real problem with that. and a lot of people are saying is this the same center point of old because it does not appear to be today. >> yeah. so there are going to be reviewed. i hear you loud and clear, but they're going to be a lot of residents who are wondering now and they deserve to who they are to be, who and how many shipping be held accountable for right now, what is very uncomfortable. i wonder though on long view, it's been a concerted goal, right under federal and state of texas level to make infrastructure more resilient in an era of climate change. to end this repeated cycle of floods, power outages is i mean, what's the biggest challenge right now for taxes to make a change after not just this huge power outage,

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priscilla alvarez in houston for us. thanks so much. in the meantime, republicans and right-wing media are wasting no time in attacking the vice president, the new york post, proclaiming her as america's first dei president, a racist, broadside that's echoing across the far right 100%. >> she was a dei hire were effectively run in this country via the democrats, be via our corporate oligarch's by a bunch of childless cat ladies who are miserable at their own lives. and it's just a basic fact you look at kamala harris pete buttigieg, aoc, the entire future of the democrats is controlled by people without children. >> then there's the dei press secretary telling you that the dei vice president is the future of the party here and the future it looks kinda dim for the democrats here, but this is no shocker either. kamala harris use the original hock to a girl that's the way she got where she is all right. let's discuss with the former democratic mayor of atlanta, keisha lance bottoms, new york times maya king, and the washington post's seni

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the entire houston community breathing a sigh of relief. david? >> david: our chief justice correspondent, pierre thomas in washington, thanks, pierre. >>> the alec baldwin trial, the defense taking aim at the police investigation into the deadly shooting on the set of that movie "rust." baldwin's lawyers pressing a crime scene technician, asking about the lack of surveillance video taken from the warehouse that supplied dummy ammunition for the film but also stored live rounds at the same time. the defense accusing authorities of rushing their investigation. prosecutors say the warehouse owner had nothing to do with the live rounds getting onto that set. >>> we turn to the economy and welcome news this evening. the new inflation report beating expectations. consumer prices in june were 3% higher compared to a year ago. that's edging closer to the federal reserve's 2% target. overall prices actually fell month to month for the first time since the pandemic. let's get right to our chief economics correspondent, rebecca jarvis, with more tonight. >>

. >> siguiendo esta evolucion se encuentra carlos robles en una de las zonas tambien afectadas en houstonas tardes carlos, cuentanos como esta todo por alla ahora. >> hola, en la ciudad de cuentanos como alla ahora. >> una larga manana y aqui de houston se ha vivido y peligrosa luego de que pearl haya dejado aqui vientos y vientos hur huracanados, son mas de 16 anos que la ciudad de houston no habia experimentado viento con tanta intensidad a estos horas de la manana 2 millones de residentes de que no tienen el servicio electrico precisamente debido a los fuertes vientos destructivos de perro que como pueden ver a estas horas aunque ya la lluvia por fortuna ha cesado, el viento continuo soplando algo fuerte nos encontramos ahora en la parte sur de la tormenta donde los vientos mas intensos comienzan a darse porque estamos aun todavia muy cerca de lo que se le conoce como la pared del ojo. >> las calles del centro de la ciudad, si se fija, estan inundadas, han estado recibiendo mucha lluvia y esa agua que ustedes pueden ver en pantalla esta asociada a lo que es el canal de agua, el bofalo

abc news reporter melissa don with the latest from houston.swept into texas as a category one hurricane before being downgraded to a tropical storm, bringing 90 mile per hour wind gusts to houston and flooding streets with fast rising waters. >> firefighters making this dramatic rescue. plucking a man from the roof of his pickup truck nearly fully submerged in water. a reporter from our houston station, krqe, was there as the rescue unfolded. >> you can see the firefighters. what a heck of a job they did saving that man's life. >> houston's mayor pleading with residents to stay indoors. >> please houstonians shelter in place. shelter in place. we're in an emergency. we're in a rescue mode. life safety. >> officials confirming two people were killed in the houston area after trees fell on their homes. >> that tree limb right there could have been through the roof of our house instead of our shed. that one could have gone on our house instead of this way. so it would just be grateful. >> 30 miles southwest, barrel ripping out this wall of an apa

es mi reporte de la ciudad de houston, ciudad agobiada por el calor.>> gracias carlos por ese reporte. en medio de las fuertes presiones que enfrenta el presidente joe biden por su desempeÑo en el primer debate, el tema de su salud vuelve a cobrar fuerza. >> si el mÉdico de la casa blanca tuvo que salir al paso, nuestra corresponsal, lourdes hurtado, tiene lo Último de este asunto. buenos dÍas, lourdes. y la intensa agenda de biden para hoy. >> asÍ es damiÁn. buenos dÍas a ti tambiÉn, claudia. el presidente biden quiere acabar a toda costa con el debate sobre el debate. defiende su candidatura a capa y espada, pese al incesante escrutinio que ayer provocÓ un tenso intercambio entre la prensa y la vocera de la casa blanca por cuestionamientos sobre su salud, luego de que se revelara que un especialista en parkinson hizo mÚltiples visitas en los Últimos meses. hoy el presidente es anfitriÓn de la cumbre de la otan y en estos momentos crÍticos, su actitud sigue bajo el microscopio. serÁ una cumbre decisiva para la alianza militar mÁs grande del mundo y pa

back in houston, some texans escaped the severe heat and humidity at local cooling centers. did you try to rough it out? >> we did try to rough it out. we did. it just got too hot. >> reporter: cooling centers like this stay busy during the day, but they close at night, and people have to go elsewhere. centerpoint energy says they reached their goal of restoring power to more than one million customers, but full restoration to more than a million other customers, that could take weeks. omar villafranca, cbs news, houston, texas. >>> and an american airlines flight was forced to abort takeoff after one of its tires blew out. it happened yesterday at tampa international airport. video shows the tire fraying and smoking on the tarmac just moments after the plane was cleared for takeoff, prompting emergency crews to rush toward the scene. in a statement, american said the flight experienced a mechanical issue. the airline said none of the 180 people on board were hurt, and the passengers were put on a replacement flight to phoenix. the faa is now investigating the incident. >>>

she is about to speak there in houston. i'm so sorry, steve. we'll get back to you. here's vice president harris. she's taking the stage in houston in front of the american federation of teachers, the second largest teachers union in the country. and she's speaking now let's go to that live oh, my goodness. so good to do. very please have a seat. please have a seat. if you have a seat, please. abbassi hank you. >> thank you. thank thank you, all. >> thank you so very much. >> thank you. for brittney it's so wonderful to be back with everyone here. thank you. that means some. so, so much more than i can say randi. >> thank you for your friendship, your longstanding friendship as we all know, randy is a force and she has been an incredible friend and adviser to the president and me. and i want to thank you on behalf of the president and me and our country for all that you want and i want to begin by saying a few words about our president joe biden so last night, our president addressed the nation and he showed once again what true leadership looks like. he really did h