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have a high water rescue vehicle ready because just about oh, say 200-yards behind my cameraman is keegans bayou and it it has crested several hours ago and that's where this water is coming from and it's not showing any signs of getting less as we expect a lot more rain over the next couple days neil. >> neil: griff be safe my friend thank you very very much. way before harvey was forming texas land commissioner george bush was calling for funding for a barrier system to at least mitigate the damage the texas land commissioner joins me george p. bush. commissioner very good to have you. >> how is it going neil? >> neil: very well how is it going there for you? >> we're thankfully in higher ground in the capitol city but a lot of work is ahead as griff had mentioned we'll probably see about four more days of precipitation in an area that will affect 12 million of our 26 million that reside in the state of texas. 300,000 people are without power and right now, we're in the process of assessing last night 's damage, as you've seen with some of these images on the coast in rockport, even corp

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that is keegans bayou.is grassy area that's not normally the bayou would be dry into this parking lot coming all the way back across into the cars that we showed you flooding and in just beyond that, beyond the check cashing store, that was the rode belford that we were on that's literally shutdown for at least two blocks heading in that direction, so this is the scene that is going to be playing out all across houston, we're still in the southwest area, but this is what they're looking at and if we get more of these bands for several days it's going to be a major problem. >> todd: thanks, griff we've also got more video coming in from rob schmidt in rockport, texas ground zero area. >> abby: near there that was apparently the eye of the storm overnight. >> clayton: look at that. >> abby: this is coming in from rob schmidt down on the ground as clayton was saying he's now in corpus christi but you can see there the damage of the heavy winds, what they were capable of doing. people now coming out this mornin

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and comedian keegan michael key is here. the former star on two very different new projects.-opener, your world in 90 seconds. see you at 7:00. >> he is so funny. i can't wait to see that interview. thank you. >> awesome. >> yeah. >>> the santa barbara police department is putting carbon monoxide detectors in their patrol cars. recently several officers had to be checked out when some sort of gas reportedly leaked into the department's ford explorer. the test did not show any carbon monoxide but the department is not taking any chances. >> they tested on vehicles coming straight from ford outfitted as police vehicles but not modified yet. then they tested on a vehicle that had been modified to be able to go right into patrol meaning headlight bars and some of the computer systems being put into it. the department and city want to be safe. that's important. >> federal regulators are looking into the issue and other police departments have reported the same possible leak. >>> apple just helped the dow reach a major milestone. joining us now with details is kcbs radio's financia

i watched one of their sketches on youtube, and then at the end jordan and keegan come sxon they're basicallyay networks make money. that's where the profit is, is on the network, is broadcasting. >> jacqueline. >> we didn't know this was going to happen. if you told me that substitute teacher was going to have 98 million hits online, i'm like, what? >> do you mean jacqueline? >> okay. so that's how it's going to be. y'all want to play. okay, then. i got my eye on you j-quelin. >> in the aggregate we're approaching a billion hits. key and peele. a billion? what? >> [ bleep ] get out. you're off the show. >> sorry, chef. >> because. you should be working in the finest restaurants in the world. ♪ >> thank you, chef. >> just not any world that i live in. >> one of the things that humor and comedy does is it gets your attention. if it comes in the form of a joke, it comes in the form of satire, if it has an entertainment value, you know, people will listen to it. >> working off of something that's in pop culture is very satisfying because it gives everyone a sense that we're all in on it. in a fr

i ha southwest side of houston, america's fourth largest city seeing keegan's bayou rising an inch outf its banks. we are seeing the water rise over a road. i've been watching the shot in the large upon tore, you can see the water falling down in buckets at times. this is a huge visual of what i've been showing you on the radar. they are under a flash flood warning for an hour now, the bayous and rivers have had five-plus inches and looking for more. i want to take you to the maps so you can see why. we have the track of the storm. as it becomes a tropical storm it makes a loop around and it is blocked. we have the jet above us to the north and it's not going to move. we put on the rpm one of our computer models. you see the rounds of rain over houston, we get up to 35 inches. monday, 1:00 a.m., southwest side they are warning up to 40 inches. some of the national weather service getting stronger as we go into the event flash flood warning in the large box in red. flood watch stretches back to austin. 4 to 5, 7 inches into southwest louisiana it is where the storm will stay for the nex

america's fourth largest city already seeing keegan's bayou rising an inch almost out of its banks.pparently this is close to what happened in ike. we are seeing this water rise obviously over a road. i've been watching the shot in our large monitor. you can see the water falling down in buckets at times and so this is just a huge, you know, visual of what i've been showing you. they've been under a flash flood warning for an hour and will for the next couple of hours. the bayous and rivers have had five plus inches and looking for even more. i want to quickly take you to the map so you can see why. so we've got that track of the storm. as it become a tropical storm it makes a loop around and blocked. we've got two high pressure systems. yet way above us to the north not going to move and put on the rpm and you saw the rounds of rain over houston. that is where we get the up to 35 inches. we stop it even monday, 1:00 a.m. look at houston, the southwest side where they're warning of now up to 40 inches. some of the national weather service wording getting stronger as we go into the e

tomorrow night, keegan-michael key and leslie jones will be here. [ cheers and applause ] and we're alloing to play a a game of true confessions. be sure to tune in for that, and then later this week, katie holmes, rami malek, and jon hamm will all be joining us. [ cheers and applause ] it's going to be great, but we have a great show tonight. from "the night of" and "girls," double emmy nominated riz ahmed is on the show tonight. [ cheers and applause ] double whammy, and we have great music from chord overstreet. [ applause ] >> jimmy: but our first guest is an academy award winning actress. she was also nominated for an emmy for her work in the fx series "feud: bette and joan," you can see her in the new season of "ray donovan" airing sundays at 9pm on showtime. everyone please welcome, susan sarandon! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: the one and only. the one and only susan -- look at that. new york city. >> that is so moving. i didn't even bring my daughter anything, and they're standing up. >> jimmy: standing up. >> thank you. >> jimmy: exactly, they just love you. >> thank you

have a high water rescue vehicle ready because just about oh, say 200-yards behind my cameraman is keegansou and it it has crested several hours ago and that's where this water is coming from and it's not showing any signs of getting less as we expect a lot more rain over the next couple days neil. >> neil: griff be safe my friend thank you very very much. way before harvey was forming texas land commissioner george bush was calling for funding for a barrier system to at least mitigate the damage the texas land commissioner joins me george p. bush. commissioner very good to have you. >> how is it going neil? >> neil: very well how is it going there for you? >> we're thankfully in higher ground in the capitol city but a lot of work is ahead as griff had mentioned we'll probably see about four more days of precipitation in an area that will affect 12 million of our 26 million that reside in the state of texas. 300,000 people are without power and right now, we're in the process of assessing last night 's damage, as you've seen with some of these images on the coast in rockport, even corpus c

we saw in downtown houston, we saw the keegan's by you. 2500 miles abayas running through the houstonhen it crested it shuts down streets, underpasses, and the danger is people get trapped in their cars and that's what causes deaths. in 2001 you had trouble storm allison, $10 billion worth of damage. similar conditions and models that could exceed that if it delivers in the next three days. what they're seen in those areas around the bayou in houston. >> arhtel: the warning is, turnaround, don't drown. we appreciate you being there for us. we will be talking to you within the next few hours. stay safe. thank you. >> eric: the national hurricane center has issued a storm surge warning. that is 325 miles of the texas gulf coast. the agency says there was a danger of life threatening from rising water running inland. harvey remains a life-threatening danger. it is expected to dump up to 3 feet of having rain on southeastern texas. will cause flooding in the days to come. damage estimates of the tens of billions of dollars. power could be on some places for weeks. one of the residents aff

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i talked in the last hour about the bayous in this is keegan's by you.t was causing the flooding you are seeing me in. this is you see it is very high. we had a break from the rain for more than an hour. look down there to that highway, look how close the water is rising. that is one of the major problems as we brace for three more days of flash flood warnings. i just had the alert on your phone that goes off. it said flash flood warning for your area expires in three days and seven hours. we talked to some owners, if we follow the bayou up this way, the blue building is a little bit of a strip mall and it's a major road there. that owner told me he has been through five floats in his business here. in a storm in 2001 he had 19 inches inside his business and that stripmall. when this bayou rose over that bank and met the road on the other side. that is the kind of 2-foot plus flooding they are warning. the hurricane center say we are definitely going to see at least some 20 plus inches possibly in rain that is expected. for any viewers in this area in ho

joining schumer on stage, keegan-michael key, alan alan tudyk -- some funny people in this play.'90s then got distracted. i mean, go figure. yeah, he had nothing else to do but, yeah, so he's reincarnated this play. it's getting mixed reviews working on the script still. it will hit broadway. we'll watch. >> he is an excellent writer. >> one of my favorite movies of all time "the jerk." oh, i loved it. i loved it. love steve martin. >> that's all i need. >> he is a funny man. >>> finally a "pop news" exclusive. sure to be a slam dunk harlem globetrotter, i love robin loves the globetrotters, look at this t >> honorary. this. she could do this too. i know she could. >> whoa. >> oh, no. >> from a chopper? >> from a chopper. what! that's bull bullard making a shot 210 feet in the air from a helicopter. >> oh. >> how do you do that? the point guard throwing the ball from the open door and somehow making nothing but net. >> nothing but net. >>> bull was determined to top last year when he shot from like a bungee cord and swung -- here it is. he did show off, just a little bit. >> some