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. >> small explosions, like poof, poof. and then i got up, and as soon down my hallway and the whole front room is gone. >> harris, his wife and their two kids, luckily they all got out safely. there was a lot of damage done. unfortunately there was no time to get any belongings out of their house. the fire was started by a hot water heater, and firefighters believe it was accidental. >> tonight at steele indian school park for what they are calling a day of solidarity. the pipeline would carry oil through north dakota through south dakota and into iowa to an existing pipeline in illinois. according to the standing sioux tribe, the area contains artifacts and they are worried the water could be contaminated in the area. officials were inundated with hundreds of noise complaints, and since then citizens and officials have been fighting in court to get quiet in the neighborhood, but as ty brennan reports, that still heart disease not happened. >> every few minutes, planes are taking off at phoenix sky harbor airport neighborh

like poof, poof! and then as soon as i opened up my door, i looked down my hallway and the whole front room was glowing. >> harris saw the flames and was quickly able it get his wife two kids and turtle out safely. neighbors heard the pops and ran to help. >> a couple other neighbors came through and grabbed the other fire extinguishers from the other units and came over to try to get it we emptied l eight cans of fire exextinguishers but wasn't enoughs in they didn't have time to save their belongings, he is thankful he was home to help his family. he was originally supposed to be at work. >> just to think if i wasn't here and i was at work. how would it have turned out then? who would have heard it? >> courtney griffin, "fox 10 news." >>> firefighters say it appears that fire started near a water heat and they believe it was friends in their unit a total loss but no other units were damaged. >>> the florida department of health is providing free zika testing now for people who live and work in miami

. >> i call them garlic cheese poofs. because i have combined two different recipes. one includes cheese. what do you know? and it is a super easy snack you can make in a bunch of different ways for any sort of game day. >> that airs at 7:50. these are chocolate candy surprise pokimon balls. so if you have a party. they have little surprises. little candies inside. >> like a little pi?ata. >> yeah, it's a little party for the mouth. >> fun! >> that's my favorite. >> all right, thank you very much so watching. all of this is on >> are you looking for help with your fix this project? project advisers are taking calls to help you find the >> well it is a great time to go hikeing in the high country. it is just beautiful out there. well, one thing will take you in breckenridge to a magical journey. get this. along 4:00 trail, you the fairy forest. the trees are tall, but the houses are very small. all along the trail, you can see fairy houses and a fairy village and princesses live alongside fairies in the houses. if this isn't a teaser for you, to join us later on today

she said she heard a loud pop and looked in the bag and poof, smoke comes out. >> scary stuff. >>> ivan with florida's most accurate forecast. another update on julia. >> yes. are you surprised we have a julia? >> yes. >> surprised a lot of people. >> we went om of this forming yesterday -- though if you were with us yesterday morning we have been talking about how well organized the wave was. really got things going here. this is extremely unusual. the hurricane folks will go back and see if we actually had a depression come on shore or whether this thing actually formed over land, but very unusual. only 2% of tropical cyclones can form over land. just basically is unheard of here. so there it is. so 40 mile-per-hour winds, that's the latest advisory. you can see the rain is pushing towards the georgia coast and into south carolina. but for us, it's just a little moisture left over from the gulf. that is enough to bring us showers on and off today as -- and thunderstorms. by the way we've had damage with julia, with significant wind gusts here in excess of 45 and actually had a tornado

. >>> and a poof of smoke is what happened after a woman's purse exploded. see it there. coming up, what was inside and that caused the the problem. >>> plus, saving children left in hot cars. 8 is on your side with a at new technology that could help save young lives. you're watching news channel 8 you know your heart loves megared omega-3s... but did you know your eyes, your brain, and your joints really love them too? introducing megared advanced 4in1... just one softgel delivers the omega-3 power of two regular fish oil pills... so give your body mega support with megared advanced 4in1. i'm really good at war. i love war in a certain way. including with nukes, yes including with nukes. i know more about isis than the generals do, believe me. nuclear, just the power the devastation, is very important to me. i want to be unpredictable, unpredictable, unpredictable, unpredictable. >>> 8 is on your side is looking at the deadly trend of young kids left in hot cars. a palm harbor case on friday is the latest example. >> in that case, a 23-month-old boy was left in his fath

. >> the man was holding his dog and out of no where it was poof. >> they quickly took cover inside only to learn the pellets were still flying and others were being hit. that's when they called police and when officers arrived -- we have incoming pellets. they are still shooting at us over here. we will see if we can find them. >> reporter: one officer was hit and no one was hurt. police focused their search for the shooter at an apartment complex across the street. >> great group, great people, great neighborhood. i don't really suspect anything mal intent. just kids causing trouble. >> reporter: police did not find the shooter. a disturbing crime with an unknown motive. >> i am not sure what would motivate somebody to do that. just a cowardly person. >> reporter: business continues as usual at this 24-hour emergency vet -- veteranary clinic. abc7 news. >> dan: new tonight, a man accused of sexually assaulting a 13 yearly girl is in the contra costa county jail. they arrested bernard cane. he attacked a man who was walking to school. the girl was able to get away and run to the school.

we are talking almost $35,000 that has somehow gone poof. it is putting the league in a bind right now and has parents in a tizzy. with the cash and someone need to be hold accountable. >> this is an american sport. this is what it is all about. these kids are learning about life out here and it is wrong. >> we have games to play. we have almost 300 kids playing baseball here in the fall. and we owe thousands of dollars to local printers and t-shirt people and landscape people. we owe a lot of money. and we don't have any. >> reporter: all right, so, that's a problem, but 8 on your side di spoke to the man who owns jevin. his name is dan petek. they put a freeze on accounts after a number of parents in utah requested a refund. he insists there is no fraud and i checked with the saint petersburg police department. they have done digging as well and they say there is no criminal intent, no criminal investigation. they say it is all probably a civil matter. as for when they will get their money, the head guy, the guy that runs the place says he

the owner lives poof the store and he said there were two or three men wearing hoodies and they disabled the security camera at the front of the store before they left. >>> and let's get a check of what that forecast looks like. >> and let's look at the radar satellite. a few things i want to show you. we have some clouds moving in and that i have been moving through overnight. a lot of us are still clear and into areas like detroit and michigan in the orange there, they are under a heat advisory and that is going to be a hot one for them today and hot for us as l. current temperatures not looking too bad. let's look at this and looks like the clicker doesn't want menner; 70, medina. you can see the warm pockets there and this is a look at the forecast. these highs, we're taking it back to the 90s again. and this is our 28th day in the 90s? over to you. >>> a couple of traffic alerts to pass along for you. i want to talk about the inner belt bridge, back open after it was closed overnight and supposed to close from 8:00 p.m. last night to 6 a.m. and we're seeing some cars going across th

. >>> and in a poof of smoke, a woman's purse explodes. what was inside and that caused this problem. >>> plus, saving children left at new technology that could help save young lives. you're watching news channel 8 today. ? during this extended visit from your extended family, all you want is a peaceful moment to stream your show. and you need enough bandwidth to share with a full house of hungry users. from bright house networks. the speed you need. and now connect to... standard tv, standard internet, dvr and phone... only $97 a month for 12 months. i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. donald trump says he alone can fix the problems we face. well i don't believe that's how you get things done in our country. it takes democrats and republicans working together. that's how we got health care for 8 million kids. we've got to bring people together. that's how you solve problems and that's what >>> 8 is on your side looking kids left in hot cars. a palm harbor case on friday is the latest example. >> yeah, in that case a 23- month

. >> the man was holding his dog and out of no where it was poof. >> they quickly took cover inside only to learn the pellets were still flying and others were being hit. that's when they called police and when officers arrived -- we have incoming pellets. they are still shooting at us over here. we will see if we can find them. >> reporter: one officer was hit and no one was hurt. police focused their search for the shooter at an apartment complex across the street. >> great group, great people, great neighborhood. i don't really suspect anything mal intent. just kids causing trouble. >> reporter: police did not find the shooter. a disturbing crime with an unknown motive. >> i am not sure what would motivate somebody to do that. just a cowardly person. >> reporter: business continues as usual at this 24-hour emergency vet -- veteranary clinic. abc7 news. >> dan: new tonight, a man accused of sexually assaulting a 13 yearly girl is in the contra costa county jail. they arrested bernard cane. he attacked a man who was walking to school. the girl was able to get away and run to the school.

. >> poof, there is your fire. >> reporter: the battery inside a lot your electronic devices are much stronger a lithium ion battery and looks like this. >> inside we have what is called a separator a piece of plastic that keeps these two sections completely separate. >> reporter: when that thin piece of plastic slims down, the chemicals on either side react. destructive when they explode. >> reporter: carpenter says two reasons why that happen. in the case of the samsung recall, a manufacturing error and in the case of hoverboards, it is likely the toy has been banged around cracking the battery separator. scientists are always working to make batteries more powerful. >> everyone wants to have their phone last longer and charge faster. >> reporter: ramping up that ability means scientists are constantly tinkering with strong chemicals powering dozens of items we use every day. >> as things are getting concentrated we are likely to have these kind of situations. >> reporter: if off device, a cell phone that is so hot it hurts to hold it. set it down and step away. there is a chance it

we explain what caused her purse to go poof. >> eagle 8 hd, ruling the skies of tampa bay, brought to you by >> shows like this one at sea world san diego are about to go away for good. california is now the first state to ban breeding and holding killer whales in captivity. california governor jerry brown signed that bill tuesday. >> under the new law killer whales already in captivity may remain in the state, but they can only be used for educational presentations. i'm curious, does this impact we're not exactly sure, but sea world orlando has yet to release a statement. back in march, sea world made the decision to end all of its killer whale shows. it put as deadline on the san diego park so far. over the years millions of park guests have watched these beasts jump, splash and show off their amazing abilities in a pool. but as with any animal act, controversy swarm around these shows for years, especially after the film "black fish." that sea world announced to end the orca shows and captive breeding programs. now in california, those shows must be obsolete by the summer of 2017.

regulate cannabis sales but no one is regulating the grow the extraction, it's just this magic marijuana, poof it's there is for sale and we are finally starting to regulate everything that's behind the scenes. standup it's not just students who are coming here to oaksterdam to learn about marijuana next week state regulators are going to be showing up here to learn about how the cannabis industry already operates to they can write rules on how to regulate it. maureen kelly kron4 news oaksterdam says they've taught more than 25-thousand students from over 30 countries since they opened in 2007 the man who attacked and injured an off-duty police officer in manhattan with a meat clever earlier today has been identified. 32-year old akram joudeh was eventually shot by officers but not before slashing one of them in the face. it happened after two officers responding to a call began chasing joudeh who pulled a meat cleaver from his waistband. they reportedly tried to detain the suspect using a taser.but were unsuccessful. an off-duty officer then joined the chase. police say when he tried to subdu

you will be able to tell these cheesy pooches are finished -- poofs are finished when they turn golden brown. set them aside for a couple of minutes and then apply the rest of your garlic butter mixture. yum! of course we will have all the instructions for this recipe and more on our web page, just head on this. >> cheesy garlic poofs. >> i can't wait. >> delicious. >> bring some over to my house, huh? >> what are -- when are you inviting me over to your house? >> soon, ladies, soon. >> i have a couple more recipes for you to make so all season long we are going to feature a different recipe, sometimes a drink and they are going to be posted on 9news.com and 9news.com/fixthis so we have you set for the rest of the other recipes we can see right away. >> nacho cheese. that's a big one. you know when you get in the can and it feels processed. we have an all natural recipe with six ingredients that is delicious. >> no! >> i am so excited. >> bring on football season. >> and broncos martini for the morning games. >> goodness. wow. can't wait for that, thanks so much. >> put all that inform

him them with my autograph poof, i vanish hit 3 million yeah, yeah, hu, yeah ? >> stephen: so you got a fall-back career. nicely done. >> thank you. >> stephen: nicely done. ( cheers and applause ) so you've got a fallback career. is jay z calling. >> my phone line is open. i'll take the call. >> stephen: don't tell these people you'll never sleep. >> my friend common christmasined me trouble maker. i visited him in his stiewd quo once, and i was threatening to drop a beat, drop somics or something. and he said, "oh, oh, trouble maker, "and it stuck since. >> stephen: that's the best ceend of trouble. speaking of you getting in trouble, yesterday, or this past weekend, you within to the opening of the national museum of african american history and culture. >> i did. you just showed up. >> no, correction, correction. i was invited, and i declined because i thought i was going to have "queen of katwe" press in new york. and so the day before we were doing a q & a around 9:00 of "queen of katwe." and today was like i'm on my way to tim kaine at 10 spp and i said,"

but, the sun will quickly go to work and poof that out of here. the temperatures in the middle 80s by lunchtime and getting close-up to 90 as we head towards the middle and late afternoon period. then on sunday, again, a much different look and feel but not much in the way of rain. so, if i had outdoor plans for sunday and did not mind it being cooler and cloudier heck go ahead with it. >> now, the next best chance of significant rain would not come until tuesday in the form showers and thunderstorms. >> so, the international festival monday noon until 3 clock. >> yes. should be fine. i think you will be more comfortable than folks that are out in the direct son. >> that would be nice -- sun. that would be nice. >> yes. bring mium my -- my umbrella. >>> hispanic leaders making a ?? ?? ?? ?? know you can save today >>> hispanic heritage to recognize those it in the stphao?uz wral celebrates by introducing you to leaders in the difference of our community. leading in the world of technology. as an engineer at cisco systems. he still remembers when h

he was charging the phone in his car and left the car running, came back outside and poof. no one else was in the car when it caught fire and they believe this was linked directly to the phone, danielle. >>> we have cars with 2 wheels and 4 wheels but soon, a 3-wheeled vehicle will go on sale. in november t -- it will go on sale for $10,000. it's powered by a lithium ion battery. >>> a suspected stalker is in the hospital after a shootout after a high-speed car chase. the man's estranged wife was in the area. >>> birds falling from the sky? investigators are trying to figure out why. more than 40 were found yesterday in the street. some of them were dead but others can be saved. residents are urged to keep an eye on their pets until they figure out what's going on. >>> attention prince fans. paisley park are looking for workers to oversee the towers at the rock star's home in minnesota. daily guided tours will take people through his recording studio and stage and concert hall where he held drive the events. they are asking people, hey, don't exit through the outdoor. >>> c

. >> poof, there's your fire. >> reporter: the battery inside many of your electronic devices is much stronger. it's called a lithium ion battery and looks like this. >> inside we have what's the completely separate. >> reporter: when the thin piece of plastic breaks down, the chemicals on either side reacts. >> as you've seen, these are really destructive when they explode. >> reporter: kamper says there are two reason why is that happens. in the case of a samsung recall, it's a manufacturing error. in the case of hover boards, it's likely that the toy has been banged around crack the battery's separator. ed he says scientists are always trying to make batteries more constantly tinkering with strong chemicals, powering dozens of items we use every day. >> as things are getting more compressed and more concentrated, we're more likely to have these kind of issues. >> carpenter says the best advice is that if you have a cell phone that's so hot that it actually hurts to hold it, set it down and step away. there is a chance it could employed. elizabeth hopkins, fox 25 news. >>> samsung i

. >>> and in a poof of smoke, a man's purse explodes. what was inside and that caused this problem. >>> plus, saving children left in hot cars. 8 is on your side with a look at new technology that could help save young lives. you're watching news channel 8 today. i wore a badge for 38 years knowing how much you trusted us to keep you safe. yet when a officer was killed in action florida was not doing enough to give their families the help they desperately needed. dana young understood. that was wrong, so we changed that law. to ensure these families get the dana young for the florida senate. >>> 8 is on your side looking at the deadly trend of young kids left in hot cars. a palm harbor case on friday is the latest example. >> yeah, in that case a 23- month-old boy was left in his dad's pickup truck for hours. and now many companies are looking for solutions. >> news channel 8's leslee lacey has the story. >> reporter: we have experienced record heat this summer in the tampa bay area. nationwide, 29 children have already died from heat st

and so poof there goes the case against all those police officers.sed of going into the police files alerting her to when there would be raids out in richmond or wherever it was. >> she is now facing a misdemeanor charge in florida. but from a practicality standpoint is that a big enough deal for her on coming back, testifying whenever district attorney o'malley needs her? >> no, they may not give her little time in jail, which they may say look you're in rehab back here, serve the time in rehab and then we'll let you go. but how are they going to get her back? they have not filed the case so no subpoena on her so it will be up to her to come back voluntarity to the state of california. >> the other question is how did she get there in the first place? >> i'll tell you what that's a great question because that should be investigated. from what i've heard it was a victim witness person who works for the contra costa district attorney who was working in the richmond police department where some of those officers were suspects and charged in this partic

. >> man was holding the dog and, just, i don't know where it came from, poof. he was hit. i was wondering, where did that come from? what happened? it barely missed the dog. why know in they were aiming for the dog but so chess to the dog. >> they ran inside, covered up and called police. an officer was also hit by a pellet but was not hurt. police conditions haved the apartment complex across the street but they could not locate the shooter. some residents are wondering, in, perhaps, it was kids playing around. right now police are continuing to search for the person who opened fire with the pellet gun. right now it trends a bizarre crime with an unknown motive. >> new details on effort to house the hayward school leader. this morning, dobbs is out as district superintendent. the meeting went into airlinely morning with members ultimately voting to fire him. supporters urged him to keep him saying they needed stability. there were tensions after an angry confrontation. the board said he has an explosive temper and dishonest. dobbs claims they mismanaged funds. he is the 4

she was revered around the world as a beacon of compassion for the poorest of the poof.est of the poor. sunday, the roman catholic church will declare her a saint. we have more from calcutta, india, the center of mother teresa's work. >> reporter: mother teresa's face was known all over the world. before she belonged to everyone, she belonged right here in calcutta. this is the house that she lived in. it's the house that she worked in. it's even the house that she died in. >> she's a ray of intense light. >> reporter: chandra worked alongside mother teresa for years caring for others. what were the last words that you said to each other? >> mother, give us blessing. and she told that, please, you go on working like that. >> reporter: that brings a tear to your eye. >> this is my asset. >> reporter: the two saw each other for the last time four days before mother teresa's death. her body lies here in her house near the small bare room where she lived. what mother teresa was known for, what she won a nobel prize for, the reason so many regard her even as a living saint wa

on the first point there's no doubt hewlett-packard enterprise, poof, which i've been recommending all along, it's been a huge success. with its stock up more than 55% since the split, driven by a very capable management team and some savvy deal making, but hp inc., it surprised us. while the pc and printing stock initially got beaten to a pulp, falling roughly 25% in its first three months as a separate company, since then it has made a miraculous comeback. at this point hp inc. is now up about 22% since the breakup and it's rebounding more than 65% from the market wide bottom in february. now, a great deal of the run here has to do with the fact that hp inc. declined to levels where it was too attractive to ignore as a value play, especially considering even after its rebound it sports a 3.3% dividend yield. despite its reputation as a challenged company that's operating in secularly declining end markets, i'm seeing signs that both the pc and printing businesses could be making a come back here, which would give hp inc. a fabulous boost. how on earth is that possible? how can the pc

, what she would have known, the fact that, what, three days before he allegedly plotted this she, poof, left? >> there's a difference between fact and supposition but i'm suspicious. you live a family where an individual acquires ten devices, travels overseas over a long period of time, decides he'll strike targets in new jersey and new york, live with this individual and you know nothing is going on? here's the questions, do you know of threats? do you know of anybody else involved in the plot and do you know how he was radicalized? if the question is i don't know, i don't know, my answer is you lived with him for that long and know nothing? i don't buy it. is. >> do you agree? >> well, we have to wait to talk to the wife. but they'll urgently want to talk to her and ask her the questions phil was alluding to. >> paul cruickshank and phil mudd, thank you so much. the u.s. is blaming russia for a deadly attack on an aid convoy in syria. that attack came hours after the fragile cease-fire ended. 20 people were killed forcing the suspension of all aid convoys to thousands of people in de

the ring goes poof. all right. good morning, everyone, i'm kendis gibson. >> i'm diane macedo. we begin this half hour with more jabs nominees following the most watched debate in u.s. history. 84 million people. >> amazing. that is bigger than the oscars, embarrass his opponent. hillary clinton, beaming, clearly pleased with her debate performance. here's more. >> did anybody see that debate last night? [ cheers and applause ] oh, yeah! one down, two to go. >> reporter: hillary clinton rallying supporters while on the road in north carolina. meanwhile, donald trump also relishing the debate in florida. >> we won every poll. >> reporter: on "fox & friends" playing defense, on clinton's attack about former miss universe, trump doubled down. >> she was the winner, and, you know, she real problem. >> reporter: the clinton camp, armed and ready with this ad in response. miss piggy, hello, miss housekeeping. >> reporter: the attacks followed exchanges so out of place, they had the audience laughing, even though they were supposed to remain quiet. >> i have a feeling by the end the e

. >> poof. there's your fire. >> the reporter: the battery inside many of your electronic devices is much stronger -- it's called a lithium ion battery and a separator and that's a piece of plastic that keeps the two sections completely separate. >> the reporter: whether that thin piece of plastic breaks down, the chemicals on either side react. >> as you've seen, these are really destructive when they explode. >> the reporter: carpenter says there are two reasons why that happens -- in the case of the samsung recall, it's a manufacturing error. in the case of hoverboards, it's likely the toy has been banged around, cracking the batteries's separators. scientists are always working to make batteries more >> everybody wants to have their phones last longer. >> the reporter: scientists are constantly tinkering with strong chemicals, powering things we use every day. >> as things are more compressed and concentrated, we're likely to have these issues. >> the reporter: carpenter says if your phone g

then you get what you want, then poof! it's gone. >> you don't have to take another step and cancel it yourself if you don't want to. tenminuteemail.com. check on your kids? >> this is one of the shadier things identity thieves do. they actually use the social security numbers of children because people just kind of aren't paying attention to the credit ratings of children. they'll use them to apply for government services or to apply for loans or credit cards. so if you start seeing collection agencies coming after your kids, that's a sign. we advise the people when your kid turns 15, you should do a ed child so that you can repair anything if you need to before they have to apply for things like college loans and credit cards. >> a shock you don't need. right? when you go into that next phase of life. the next one is -- has to do with -- don't overshare on social media. >> so i think a lot of people know that you shouldn't be like putting embarrassing information out there about yourself. but a lot of things that seem pe

. >> poof. there is your fire. >> the battery inside many of your electronic devices is much stronger. it's called a lithium ion battery and it looks like this. >> inside, we have what is called a separator. that's just a possession of plastic that keeps these two plastic breaks down, the chemicals on either side react. >> as you have seen, these are really destructive when they explode. >> can't car pender said there are two reasons why that happens, in the case of a system sung recall, i'm esa manufacturing error, in the case of hover boards, it's likely the tie has been banged around. cracking the battery separator. >> carpenter said everyone is working to make batteries more powerful and ramping up the ability means scientists are chemical, powering dozens of items we use every day. >> as things get more compressed and concentrated we are more likely to have these kind of issues. >> but he said the chance of catastrophic failure like the ones we have reported on is actually very small, it's

the ring goes poof. all right. good morning, everyone, i'm kendis gibson. >> i'm diane macedo. >>> we begin this half hour with more jabs from the presidential nominees following the most watched debate in u.s. history. 84 million people. >> amazing. that is bigger than the oscars, twice as much as the oscars. so donald trump is telling his supporters he refrained from mentioning bill clinton's infidelities because he didn't want to embarrass his opponent. and hillary clinton, well, she's beaming, clearly pleased with her debate performance. we get more now from abc's maggie rulli. >> did anybody see that debate last night? >> reporter: hillary clinton rallying supporters while on the road in north carolina. meanwhile, donald trump also relishing the debate in florida. >> i think we did very well. we won virtually every poll. >> reporter: on "fox & friends" playing defense, when asked about clinton's attack on how he treated former miss universe a leealeash ya machado, trump doud down. >> she was the winner, and, y

a laptop computer that held an archive of her emails when she was secretary of state, poof, vanished. went missing after being put in the mail. her running mate senator tim kaine defending her, while also admitting clinton didn't make the right choices. >> these notes demonstrate in significant detail why the f.b.i. chose not to go forward with any additional proceedings. she did make a mistake. she apologized for that and said it was a mistake and she learned from it. gregg: one device? he clearly hasn't read the f.b.i. notes. he's way off by a factor of 13 on the number of devices she was using. she got grilled on that by the f.b.i. it's up to chris christie to try to straighten kaine out. >> all we know is she told us she had one device and that's why she used her private email server. now we finds out 13 mobile device and ipads most of which are now gone. gregggone.. gregg: cane rsh is not helping. >> the cover-up continues. the facts of the case and what the f.b.i. found surrounding hillary clinton's email case. there were 13 devices. five ipads. two were turned over to the f.b.i

the money is poof, gone. unless we authorize the establishment of a trust fund and begin to better invest in our harbors. with that, i yield to the gentleman from texas. the chair: the gentleman is recognized for two minutes. mr. green: thank you, mr. speaker and members. i rise in opposition to h.r. 530 the water resource development act. it is usually a vehicle for bipartisan cooperation, but unfortunately that's not the case this year. this is the only time in my 23 years in congress that i'm unable to support wrda. in my area, houston area, we need wrda and flood assistance. but my particular thing with this, i represent a large part of the port of houston and one of the many members that represents a major port, ports are economic engines for growth. the jobs and economic growth including refining and manufacturing that's on the banks of the houston ship channel supported by the port of houston allowed houston to become the energy capital of the world. but this is about more than just the port of houston

. >> poof. >> just walks away. in her loungerie. >> ya. what's hotter than that?loungerie burning all of your belonging? >> i mean, it looks like it is hot out there. >> looks like new mexico. anyway, we found a woman who actually did this. you want to meet her? >> yes, yes, please. >> well, in just a second. now on the other end of the spectrum. let's be nice. let's look at some school photos. well, that tie is big. and long. >> daseanwilliams is noah senior. oh, i love this pick. first day of middle school. nice watch on, too, all right, he's going to be on time. >> the movie waiting to exhaust hill men scared and women looking for lighter fluid? one, taking this scene here, to another level. so of course it is angela bassett's character bernie, burning her husband's clothes. first on the balcony. she threw them out in the balcony in the yard, put them in the car and i guess lit it on fire. this is after she learned he cheated on her with his secretary. and she worked in the office. >> so, is that in the movie? talking about the woman in tampa? >> this is in the