congressman ted poe is ais republican from texas. his district covers the northern suburbs of houston, which he has represented since 2005. he joined us by phone. >> o'brien: thank you for being with us, i know you've been in your district. tell us little bit about what you seen and heard. >> thank you, miles. it is still raining. water is rising. a lot of places are flooded. i would estimate about half of l the people in my congressional district, which stretches from downtown houston to the suburbs are flooded and many of them have left their homes. never have had this type of disaster in the houston area. i grew up here. i went through hurricane carla a in 61. the amount of people and homes and property affected is hard to grasp. it is massive. the houston area is very spread out and the entire area and parts are affected by the constant rain and flooding. houston is flat. all the water in houston has to flow southeast out of the bios and river and gulf of mexico and that is not happening because of the terrain, more water is comi

. >> police rushed to the scene only to fall victim here's mara scohauf calm poe. >> reporter: officials say they were discovered moments before it was too late. >> five people unconscious. possible carbon monoxide poisoning. >> reporter: officials telling abc news a father came home to find his wife, two young children and two adult stepchildren in distress. he rushed in to pull them out, too good samaritans joining the rescue. three police officers quickly following suit. but the toxic gas so strong it made the rescuers sick too. >> that level was higher than any norm, i would say normal carbon monoxide incident you would have. >> reporter: firefighters breathing through gas masks detecting co levels 45 times what it usually takes to set off a carbon monoxide detector. two of those remain hospitalized in fair condition. it's unclear whether there were working carbon monoxide detecters inside the home. flanders, new jersey. >> we are always talking about the importance of smoke detectors. sometimes we forget about carbon monoxide detectors. >> and to think they went in to try to help an

. >> the president stopped short of announcing a pardon for former sheriff joe a rap poe. >> he'll be just fine. i won't do it tonight because i don't want to cause any complicate. >> he was court ordered to stop documenting immigrants. he lost his re-election bid last november. >>> figuring out what went wrong. today the national safety protection safety board hopes to interview the engineer of the septa train. we broke the story first at 4:00 yesterday morning. matt delucia has been covering this from the very beginning. he's live now at 69th street station, the transportation center. the ntsb says the crash will take time, a lot of time. >> that's right. investigators will be here trying to gather evidence. necessity brought in eight investigators, combing through the every piece of evidence and figuring out how this train operates. this is where the crash happened just before midnight. one of the damaging trains that was there has been removed. the ntsb investigators got here around 20 hours yesterday. the orange says 42 people were on board that norristown speed train. when it cr

amazon taking action against poe tenly solar eclipse classes, announced already issued refunds to someustomers purchased the glasses on site may not comply with industry standards. >> today at 5:00 medical reporter stephanie stahl will tell us which glasses we're supposed to wear, and what can happen to our eyes if we don't have the correct pro tech sean also today the franklin institute chief astronomer derek pits is taking you're clips questions live on the cb s philly facebook page. log in at 12 doctor 30 this afternoon to ask him anything you want to know about next monday eclipse clips. stay with cbs-3 "eyewitness news" as we continue to cover this historic event. our clips coverage continues all morning long at 6:00. katie explains what makes this seles tee al show so rare. we will be right back. >> right here inin >> i now you can live in a house write designed in central illinois. the the house up for sale, not cheap, though, listed at $725,000. the two story house has six bedrooms, four and a half bath , also, on the national register of historic places. the preliminary sketch

friday, unsettled pattern regains control here, meisha, so friday, the weekend, even monday, bring the poer storms. >> the one time we probably wouldn't want them. all right, katie, thank you so much. but today looks great. yesterday we were dealing with the rain. so, probably little busier today. overall 95 south at cottman, coming around the s curve, push in the southbound direction, actually looking pretty good. yesterday northbound side we got real busy. heads up, actually the northbound side, which is the headlight, you can see, heating up little bit. but southbound side really where i have my eye right now. actually looking pretty good. overall looking good. a lot of construction out there. i will say, see if i can get this back up, if not, i will say, that the overall arch theme today is just a lot of construction. so overall, i'll leave you with this, fix this guy, and i'll be right back. rahel, joe, back to you. >> for a look at newspaper headlines. >> family after man killed in a crash on icy street has been awarded a $45,000 settlement. johnson was driving on the 500 block green

the market applying a 3% move in either direction for home dee t p poe. carter sees trouble in one of those names. carter >> single out home depot and make the bet that this a great winner, of course, that's what it is maybe at a difficult level. so long-term short, short-term, relative to whole. >> all right >> two panel chart top panel is the stock itself. bottom is relative performance the s&p. which is basically, what everything's b about f. you buy something but the choices that you didn't make do pet better, you bought the wrong thing that's the very definition of running with management. top panel, stock, bottom, relative performance let's put in some lines. there it is, so the tok we know has stock we know has broken out to new highs, but it could never make a new relative high so, even as it's gone up absolute, it's not performing relative to other equities of which it is a major part relatively, s&p 500. same way to draw the lines just look at this. this is a period where the stock advances but the securities relative performance to its benchmar

. >> all signs are it's weakening, and it's not as poe department -- potent. but we still think you've got to take it seriously. it doesn't always take a tornado to cause serious injuries. if you're hanging out by a window, and not in a safe area of the house, that's a problem. even lexington park it's going to eventually just slide off to the southeast towards you. it's not moving a lot of times we have thunderstorms move very quickly when they produce thunderstorms. these are not the case. these are very tropical, slow movers, heavy rain, a little bit of hail, more winds than anything. we still have a severe thunderstorm warning until 5:30, in addition to this warning, tornado warning until 5:30. howard is tracking it. >> that puts the track on where we think the center of the storm would be. not the edge of the storm. if there were a tornado, this is where i think it would originate from. >> we've got st. klemment shores at 5:48. leonardtown, we mentioned you guys around 6:00. again, it's a slow moving storm. a lot of times we see storms moving 40, 50 miles

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we see email emails from the poe fbi and the "new york times" where they make clear they don't want toover this and the department of justice comment to the fbi that it looks like only fox news is covering this. folks, this is a coverup an illegal meet, collusion between bill clinton and the attorney general after which the fbi interrogated hillary then exonerated her. and hillary brazenly proclaimed, if she won, she would hire loretta lynch as her attorney general. while this country is virtually paralyzed with fake news stories of collusion, i ask you, what evidence, give me one piece of evidence, one. >> i oh after something that done, one iota that donald trump's campaign excluded. you haven't heard one piece of evidence for 8 months, 24/7 collusion between donald trump and russians. i have an idea. it's time to take the country back. back to the original intent of our founders. no one is above the law and no one is below it. mueller impaneled a grand jury in a district that december pier pied -- thatdecember pies at d e despises our president. hillary clinton's case needs to be br

china accounts for 90 poe% of n korea's trade and reluctant to punish the regime economically for near of collapse. china issued an order banning all imports of north korea coal, iron ore and seafood in scum y compliance with u.n. sanctions. general dunford began a tour of asia, meeting to reassure moon jae-in. preferring diplomacy to force and the u.s. is tried use full range of capabilities to respond to any attack. the u.s. staged joint military exercises with japan and will go ahead with exercises in south korea next week. something both china and north korea oppose. kim jong-un, regime, continued defiance claiming 3.5 million north koreans volunteered to join the army and in a new threat, warned that an accidental event could become a nuclear war on korean peninsula. north korea says kim jong-un, has been briefed on military plans to launch four missiles towards the u.s. territory of guam. but that he wants to wait and see what the u.s. decides to do first. meanwhile, the secretary of defense, james mattis says the u.s. would shoot down any missiles heading towards guam. >> ben tr

>> the chatter about there may be poe tngly attacks. spain has been somewhat fortunate in that a terror plot that was thrawrted earlier -- than.but you know, here is the reality we are facing. isis put out a call for people to act where they are. that's very dangerous. we are seeing extremism from people to take these home made devices like cars and ram them into people. this is what's dangerous. what buck is talking about taking this to the next level. manage if they were able to take the propane tank and able to take them into a populated tourist area, it would have been far far worse. lisa: i want to ask you more broadly. we see president trump ask for a comprehensive plan from secretary mattis. something jack keane says president obama never did. how do you think president trump is doing in his fight against isis? >> i think we are making tremendous gains on the ground in syria and iraq. what we have to do and haven't done is how do we fight the battle of the ideas. we are not doing enough in countering violent extremes on the net.

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two hours after the crash her blood show poe p ted dangerous >> there is no source the car been monoxider system other than the vehicle. and ntsa is aware of that. >> the medical records show presence of medication she's said were prescribed. doctors say they dent know if that could contribute to the crash. ford released images of what may be alug carbon monoxide to get into explorers. unsealed holes like this one. by a vehicle's muffler, or rear spoiler. part of after purchase work done by third party contractors to install emergency equipment. but that does not explain the complaints of kpus in civilian explorers. >> what kind of patrol car do you drive now? >> 2017 ford explorer. >> back on the job and back behind the wheel of a police cruiser. >> make you nervous? >> yes, very. i have a carbon monoxide monitor. i want to get out. might be impacting my work. i never had to do that before. and i'm doing it now. >> reporter: ford maintains safety is its top priority. it is fixing police explorers, free of cost. and, maintains that, that civilian explorers, are safe to drive. ford declin

it will really heat up our afternoon and also energize our skies for poe t potential of st storms. this front has some way to go. it is going to make it to us and you'll have a chance of thunderstorms in the area. it's why we have a second first alert up. scattered showers through the afternoon. still scattered clouds overhead with sunshine as well and hot conditions. as we go from 5:00 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. you see scattered thunderstorms. some of these could cause wind damage. this is why we have a first alert in effect. you see through 11:30 right along the northern edge it is likely to fall apart. we'll have more in the next half hour. >>> total solar eclipse has come and gone. what should you go with the glasses you worked so hard to get your hands on? we have a suggestion still ahead. ♪ sun to the farm ♪ ♪ to the seeds in a row ♪ ♪ goodness begins with the seed that you sow ♪ ♪ plant that oat and watch it grow ♪ ♪ good goes around and around and around ♪ ♪ seed to the oat ♪ to get made to an o ♪ ♪ o from the farm ♪ ♪ straight into your bowl ♪ put in the good and the good will gro

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women who have the highest exe poe sure increased odds of premature birth and other defects. >>> a warningtoday for parents of baby outfaciliits sold at cr barrel. they are recalling the infant rompers because buttons can come off which poses a choking h hazard. they have a tool box design on the front. you can return them to any old country store for a full refund. >>> nbc 10 first alert weather tracking tropical rain soaking our area now. taking a live look at slow going on the expressway at city avenue from our presidential city camera. the roads are wet. all that rain is making for a slow commute. >>> the rain is going to stay with us for a whole lot longer. i'm tracking when we're going to try out and what you can expect for the holiday weekend in your most accurate weather forecast. >>> harvey is dumping record rainfall on parts of texas. just imagine 30 inches of rain fell in our area. what would that look like ahead at 5:00 we'll show you the impact. today, we spend a whole lot of time like this. so at citizens bank, we've created banking tools that fit how you're living today. fro

gregg: the aclu said a pardon of joe a pie poe would be an endorsement of racism.ago the aclu represented in court the white supremacists. >> i have bent target of aclu attacks before. aclu is nothing but a group of hypocrites. the only rights they are interested in protecting are the rights of people they agree with whether it's sheriff joe or this poor coach who was fired for praying at a football game. they ought to be at the forefront of defending their rights instead of attack their rights. gregg: espn has yanked a sports caster from covering a game because his name is robert lee. like city would never occur to me if i'm watching or listening to that game and the sports caster's name is robert lee and oh, gee, is he somehow an endorsement of the confederacy. >> this is a case of political correctness run amok. it illustrates the concern people have that perhaps we are moving too fast or too far when it comes to this issue of political correctness or sensitivity. in dallas we are having a debate over confederate monuments. i don't care about confederate monumen

former min at lis mayor ryder told poe lit i co-i can mention her name in minneapolis and it gets a negativehe deserves the negative reputation. florida dnc member nickie barnes said we wish she would go away. sadly for nickie barnes, incompetent politicians are like cockroaches. they do not go away, at least not without powerful chemicals. maybe with hillary's bleach bit. that's about it. tune in each night at 8:00 for the show that's the sworn enemy of lying, smugness, tucker back on monday. have a great week end. "the five" are next. >> hello, i'm >> hello. i'm we're live in new york city and this is "the five." from fire and fury to locked and loaded, president trump sending out more alarms to warn kim jong-un that if they launch an attack, his country will face dire circumstances. he followed up this afternoon with this. >> i hope that they are going to fully understand the gravity of what i said and what i said is

this is where there's hate filled poes sters. they're gone. the hurt, though, that remains. even for this church's youngest members. >> at the keyboard, that's music minister, eric thompson. on the drums, his 16-year-old son cj. it's been a challenging first week back to high school for cj, one that started with these racist and threatening posters on the front door of his family's church. >> i just lived my life whatever. >> the flyer showed up before sunday services, and messages of white power. one of the posters showed an image from a german satire donald trump as a member of the klu klux klan. >> it was just people that had hatred, i don't know why. >> apostle william thompson, he just got out of the hospital battling a life threatening infection, racist flyers, hurtful but not all that surprising to him. >> it's a time that we're living and being a pastor of our teacher, these things shall come. his message to those behind the posters. >> let them know we forgive them and we love them. >> do you forgive them. >> yes, sir, got to. got to forgive. >> a lesson that's reac

nothing like what folks in path of poe tallty saw.emperature coast to coast in a matter of minutes. this is all in places like oregon folks were gazing through the telescopes and the handmade viewers. a lot of cereal boxes and the protective glasses for the folks to witness history. for many it was not just breath-taking but emotional. >> i thought it does a cool experience to experience with the friends and family here. something i will never see again. >> spectacular two minutes of our lives. >> amazing. >> she sobbed for ten minutes. >> we saw people laying on the blankets, sitting down and looking up. some people lucky enough to get a closer view. a number of the folks on the flights traveling near the path of totality got to see it midflight, glasses in hand. brianne carter, back to you. larry: relive eclipse excitement. we have images and the video captured as the eclipse went across america. that's on the website. go to wjla.com. alison: moving on to o tonight the president will address the nation about the war in afghanistan.

a breast milk doe poe is opening.he milk stored will help premature babies thrive to leave the intensive care unit sooner. it will help others who need more breast milk to grow at a healthy rate. >> it actually reduced the cost of care in the hospital and can help mom and baby leave the hospital sooner. >> in some cases, nursing moms produce more breast milk than their child needs. it's just a place where they can drop off the extra milk they pumped. >>> moms know labor is no laughing matter, but starting next month, the hospital in bucks county will start offering laughing gas to women to make giving birth more tolerable. laughing gas has long been a staple at the dentist's office. the fda approved it during birth in 201. it reduces anxioety and pain an. safe for both mother and child. >>> we have some thunderstorms moving through parts of the a a area. especially delaware right now. more rain could come later tonight. i'm tracking the threat and when we're going to dry out in the most accurate weather forecast. >>>

poe say the suspects were wanted in multiple cities for i.d., burglary, and possession of drugs. the arrests happened more than two weeks ago but investigators just released the information overnight. one of the suspects is expected in court fex week. into new this morning, step your windows closed to stop a certain odor from invlaading your space. pete suratos, good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you, laura. if you live in the central part of dublin you may come in contact with the plastic odor smell connected to what you see behind me. they're doing some sewer main work. it's taking place along village parkway here in dublin. now i did some research on what this odor is. before we get into that pull up a map of the affected area. as you can see on the map it's happening along the stretch of village parkway here in dublin stretching from the drive where we're standing just past dublin boulevard, so that's south of where we're standing now. i did go on the district website. they put out the alert to close your windows because of the o r

pipe lines, platforms, batteries, and the longer it stays in place the higher the price of oil and gas poehings could go. and the more damage it could do to the whole u.s. economy. connell: i saw a little bit of movement in gasoline futures today. but nothing crazy. we can't predict how damaging this storm will be. but we don't know how much damage will be done. with that said, are you putting numbers on the gasoline prices in terms of predictions? >> normally when you get a storm like this the expected rally is 10 to 15 cents a gallon. but every one of these storms have a different personality and a different impact on prices. we'll see the price spike as wholesalers buy up as much supply as they can to make sure they have supplies. but if you are not able to bring the refiners back on quickly, the prices start to go back up again. there are a lot of questions we have to watch the next 24 hours. we are literally talking about this going into next week. that's so different than these other storms we covered. some of these oilfields could be shut down for how long, do you think? >> if this

. >> we're going to be sharing a lot of other memories of our news 4 team back to school poe toes and some celebrities as well. >>> it's your turn too. dig them out. we want to see your pictures, throwback pictures from starting school. using the #nbc4 d.c. >>> we're working for you to make sure the school year is a safe one too. your students' security could be at risk while doing homework. simple ways staying safe online. >>> marking 20 years since princess diana's death. we'll check in at the live desk where kristin wright is keeping an eye on the tribute happening right now in england. >>> a look at your forecast. >>> we're seeing comfortable temperatures outside. later on today, though, warnlwa than yesterday. it's 68 degrees right now in the district and surrounding coming up in a bit, we'll talk about the rain headed our way from harvey and how it's going to impact your weekend straight ahead. >>> plus, a little programming note for you. the redskins take on the tampa bay buccaneers >>> a live picture from the live desk. this is kensington palace in london where a big crowd is

long seminar on civil war leadership hosted by longwood university in farmville, virginia, and app poe m m matics courthouse. >>> first speaker today is mr. eric buckland. mr. buckland is the author of five books about the men who rode with john mosby during the civil war. his first one is "mosby's rangers" with deal with the men of bmi, men or boys. and he's subsequently done four other books, the mosby men series which overall tell the story of 110 men with mosby. there's a fifth volume at press right now which will be the final volume in press. he's received two awards of the jefferson davis historical gold medal. mr. buckland is a graduate of the university of kansas and had a 22-year career in the u.s. army in which he rose to the rank of lieutenant colonel, slightly higher than i got to when i was in the army, and he has many awards. he served much of his career in special forces. you see some of the awards he received during that time period. we thank him for his service. he currently works for the united states government. lives with his wife maureen in centervil centerville, v

this has been zip poe, six months, with the republicans, you know, ryan and mcconnell said the same thing. let's have unified government, and you will see all these things happening, beginning with health care. didn't happen. it's going to be very hard for anyone to explain that away. >> what a pleasure. we already know the segment we're going to do the next time you come to new york, and we're already looking forward to it and can't wait. >> can't wait. >> thank you for not only tonight, but for always appearing on our broadcast. >> thank you for having me, brian. >>> another break here. when we come back here, word of a second terrorist attack on the spanish coast on what was an awful day. we have the latest when we continue. >>> welcome back to our broadcast. late tonight, there were gunshots in a coastal town of cambrils, spain, two hours from barcelona. spanish police are telling nbc news, five suspects were killed in a second suspected terrorist attack. all five reportedly wearing explosive vests that authorities were able to later detonate in a controlled manner. this all came afte

crews are using air an ground resources to protect the community and the mare poe sa grove of xwhigiantoi area. people who are sensitive to smoke with being told to stay in or leave the area during periods of heavy smoke. voluntary evacuation is still in place. >>> authorities in santa cruz county are reviewing video in hopes of finding a person who cut off a white shark's dorsal fin. the shark washed ashore at a beach in live oak with severe cuts to its head possibly from a boat propeller, but before officials could it to the lab for identification, someone cut off the fin and removed the animal's teeth. >> it's a dead animal, leave it alone. if anything, leave it to science. >> fins can fetch up to thousands of dollars on the black market. a neck ropsy is scheduled for next week. >>> for most people who see the total solar eclipse on monday, it will be a rare experience. they happen about every 18 months and occur all ore the world, so people want to see more than one are in for some serious travel. they're known as eclipse chasers and they include a san francisco couple following the