ask your doctor... if eliquis is right for you. >> pelley: astronaut scott kelly is one half of an unprecedented fly a year on the international space station to see how he holds up against his identical twin, retired astronaut mark kelly who remains on earth. they hope to answer big medical questions that would arise from a proposed two-year m to mars. >> the big one we have right now is this issue with our vision and, you know, how astronauts-- some astronauts on long-duration space flights have had a-- you know deathregation daigz in their vision that is concerning. we've done a lot of research up here since i've been here to better understand that. >> pelley: you know, there are a lot of things you can't tell from television. what does it smell like in there? does it smell like a gym? >> you know, it smells differently in different places, but, you know, occasionally, like an antiseptic smell combined with, like, garbage. garbage. space has its own unique smell so whenever a vehicle docks, the smell of space when you open you want hatch, it's kind of like a burning metal smell, if you could

and american scott kelly on the dangers and discomforts of a year in space. what does it smell like in there? does it smell like a gym? captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: this is our western edition. the confederate battle fla

and american astronaut scott kelly in space waiting for their supplies. >> reporter: for 139 secondsverything was fine. then suddenly, the unmanned spacex rocket exploded in midair. more than 4,000 pounds of food, student experiments and science cargo nasa calls critical to space station research, splashing into the atlantic. the cause is under investigation. spacex has a successful record overall, launching six successful missions to the space station as part of a $1.6 billion nasa contract. but today's failure is the third recent supply mission that lacked the right stuff. in october, a rocket launched by orbital sciences exploded on takeoff. >> oh, god! >> reporter: then in april, a russian cargo ship failed, spinning out of control before falling back to earth. astronaut scott kelly, a few months in to his year-long stay on the international space station tweeting, "space is hard." >> reporter: publicly, nasa says they aren't worried. there are two more supply missions this summer. even if they fail too, kelly and his crewmates have enough food and water to last until october. ru

but will it fly fast enough for astronaut scott kelly, who is more than two months into his year-long stay on board the international space station? his mission is to provide a better understanding of the effects of prolonged space travel. i checked in with him today and began our chat by asking if he's counting down the days until his homecoming back on earth. >> i intentionally did not think about counting down. someone suggested that i count up. so i've sort of been doing that. >> reporter: no stranger to long space missions, mentally scott kelly knew what to expect. but researchers think he will age more quickly than his twin brother mark, who remains on earth. >> are you concerned about the toll, the physical toll this will take on you? >> i do think about the effects of the microgravity environment on those kinds of things but also the effects of radiation. you know, the reason i'm here is to learn more about it so someday we can travel further from lower earth orbit than we ever have before. >> reporter: kelly is 75 days into a year-long mission. he's been frequently taking to

and scott kelly tweeted saying he had never seen red auroras before.common color is green where the particles from the sun interact with the oxygen and the purples and violets, reds are the rarest of the type. and impressive auroras in the mid latitudes as well in the coming couple of days. more news are errol and rose request coming up shortly. se the movie we're going to watch the rest in the toyota camry. hit play again ehhh. what happened? you can't watch the movie. ugh... no network connection. who wants to go back in the chevy malibu? me! let's go! peace out! chevrolet. the first and only car company to bring built-in 4g lte wi-fi to cars, trucks and crossovers. this is cool. yeah. when were you first considered a family? when you fell in love? when you got married? when you had kids? when did you first fight to be considered a family? when you fell in love? when you got married? when you had kids? family isn't defined by who you love, but how. tylenol®. so this is what it's come to. human sardines packing into tiny frames. carrying around sticks

on board the orbiting space station astronaut scott kelly tweeted watched dragon launch from space station. sadly failed. space is hard. scott then called his twin former astronaut mark kelly, now a spacex and nbc news consultant. >> he's not talking about eating the mustard and ketchup packets yet, right? so they've got a lot of food on board. they have a lot of supplies. >> reporter: the next russian resupply ship lifts off friday. spacex and boeing are slated to fly astronauts to the station in 2017. a first for the private sector since the space shuttle was retired. >> before they put a human being on a spacex rocket, they're going to have to be absolutely certain that this kind of failure won't happen. well, that's impossible. so the real answer is you have to be as certain as you can possibly be. >> reporter: spacex has launched six successful cargo missions before today. importantly it said today that had this been a manned mission, the rocket would have had a crew escape system that it believes would have ejected the crew capsule away from the explosion and saved their lives. carl?

but another photograph to show you, kurtzcourtesy of scott kelly from the space station.says he has never seen these hues of reds with the aurora borealis. the most common is green. that's where the particles collide with oxygen. then you go the purr prime ministers -- purples, blues. it's the rarist of the variety, and that's when you see the reds. and another one from scott kelly showing you the night perspective. just remarkable to see this. and over the next couple days pretty impressive what weigh call the planetary index, the kp index bring it is to about a seven. it's pretty impressive sight if you're watching this from some of these locations to be able to see the borealis the next couple days. and on monday, the second longest day of the year. we're gradually pushing back as we're losing daylight. the summer solstice was on sunday. you don't have too much daylight -- >> we never get to see daylight. >> and then there's that. >> i might add. >> not losing heat. >> absolutely scorching out there. >> thanks. >> thanks pedram. >>> we'll take a short break, but singin

these pictures were taken by astronaut scott kelly. from the international space station.etic plasma, shot out of the sun on sunday. hitting earth's magnetic field and causing the auroras. a solar storm of this magnitude can cause problems with earth's electrical grid. and even interfere with some types of aircraft radio transmissions. so far. there are no reports of problems or damage. >> reporter :and you can expect a partly cloudy night tonight as winds have down time-died down upper mid-50s for the oakland east bay shoreline as well and then send troops as go--san fransico in the week ahead we're going to reach 100 in some inland cities and the upper 80s for the shoreline no rain in our forecast but we do have a low pressure system coming in from the pacific. pacific that is the source of the patchy fog in the early morning hours and picking up wind speeds. it will also give us some low cloud cover like you saw earlier today here is the fog tracker the rest of the sentences go bay area has plenty of sunshine lasting all day long afternoon highs look like this. upper to

was a tweet from scott kelly one of the astronauts who is on board the international space station. he said earlier this morning that he was watching this liftoff from the space station and then after this happened he followed up and wrote, it sadly failed. space is hard he wrote. three simple words that express exactly what you're saying miles, that we sometimes take for granted just how hard this can be. >> we do tend to take it for granted. and especially when you have had a run of seven or eight successful launches, you think you've got this thing licked. but it is unforgiving of even the smallest mistake, the smallest failure point. scott kelly is in the midst of a one-year flight on the international space station to test a lot of things about endurance in space which will put nasa in the position it hopes someday to send people to mars. the concern, of course immediately is are there enough supplies up there for them. nasa assures us things would not become critical until as late as september and there are additional flights in between now and then including a new russian pro

astronaut scott kelly tweeted this photo saying i have never seen this before spectacular. indeed.check out this incredible video. a tiger shark off the coast of florida tried to take a bite out of a camera. there. you can see down its throat. it belonged to divers interacting with shark, even petting them. >>> u.s. defense department getting into hover bikes. it struck a deal. what's the goal? a flying bike that uses two rotors with a reason in the middle. it will be used to deliver supplies and transport people. very cool. >>> larger than life ronald reagan. a supreme court justice goes spider man. we have that next. isn't it beautiful when things just come together? build a beautiful website with squarespace. when a moment spontaneously turns romantic why pause to take a pill? and why stop what you're doing to find a bathroom? cialis for daily use, is the only daily tablet approved to treat erectile dysfunction so you can be ready anytime the moment is right. plus cialis treats the frustrating urinary symptoms of bph, like needing to go frequently, day or night. tell your doctor

and american scott kelly on the dangers and discomforts of a year in space. it smell like in there? does it smell like a gym? captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: the confederate battle flag is seeing stars tonight after corporations and politicians ran over each other in a sta

following the explosion scott kelly called his twin mark kelly now at spacex and nbc news. >> they have a lot of food on board. they have a lot of supplies. >> the next russian resupply ship lifts off this friday. spacex and boeing are slated to fly stroentds to the nation 2017. >>> a wall of dust moved across the phoenix area on sunday creating treacherous conditions for drivers over the weekend. another dust storm brought high wind and cut off power to at least 15,000 homes. fortunately no injury sies were reported. >>> now for a look at the weather, here is nbc meteorologist bill karins. >> good morning. happy monday. >> it is. a tale of extremes from the east coast to the west coast especially the northeast and the northwest. this is the weather pattern we had for the last two winters and now it resurfaced in the middle of summer. the effects are different. instead of snow and instead of being dry it is brutally hot in areas of the west. that's been the set up and this weekend we were off the charts in some sports here in the northwest. as far as the boston area goes we were only 59

reporter: at the international space station, three men waited for the precious cargo, including scott kelly who watched the explosion on tv. he tweeted, space flight is hard. two months ago, a russian cargo ship spun out of control. and last october, this rocket barely got off the launchpad before it exploded. >> this is a very demanding environment requires tremendous precision and tremendous amount of engineering skill and hardware to perform exactly as it should. >> reporter: for now, crews at the space station have enough supplies until october. aerospace experts don't believe the rocket's design is to blame since falcon 9 had flown a total of 18 times. the explosion was the first for spacex when falcon 1 did not reach orbit. officials expect the inspection to take several month. >> janet thank you so much. >>> after more than three weeks on the run, fugitive david sweat is in custody and he's talking. sweat is under heavy guard at a hospital after being shot twice by a new york state police sergeant. sweat told investigators the plan was for a prison employee to pick him up along with

cbs anchor scott pelley spoke with the astronaut scott kelly and asked what it smelled like. >> space has its own unique smell. when a vehicle docks the smell of space when you open up the hatch, it is like a burning metal smell if you could imagine that. >> wow. kelly is three months into a yearlong stay on the international space station. >>> and he is flipping over it from the looks of it. >> terribly so. >> they do that trick all the time. it never ceases to amaze. we will look at the numbers around the bay area on the eve of a warmup as we look at the warriors celebration at coit tower. colors still lit up in blue. concord, 64. on the subject of space, the northern lights are putting on a show in the south. they got a big solar flare. and these pictures were taken in minnesota. far more southerly latitude than the aptly named northern lights. the reason we are getting all that activity this far south is because the sun has been very active. they had an x class flare over the weekend. there's the benefit. coastline will be on the cool side as we build high pressure over the area t

this photo by astronaut scott kelly from the space station. a region already battered. once again under siege. >> i think our concern is still the evening compute. that's the time when most people will be on the roads and most people would be in some danger. >> reporter: heavy rainfall now pushing through texas. al roker is in dallas. >> reporter: now that bill has made landfall it will be weakening. we look for the winds to start dying down but the heavy rain continues, moving into daalllas for the morning commute, into oklahoma by this time tomorrow night. rainfall totals anywhere from 8 to 12 inches in east central texas. about four to six inches as you make your way into oklahoma. >> reporter: as water pours into the region it's virtually disappeared from store shelves. as many stocked up. officials are warning people to stay alert as the threat is not over. heavy rainfall overnight could once again trigger those dangerous flash floods. savannah back to you. >> all right, janet shamlian in houston, thank you. >>> now to the race for the white house. after decades of

in fact, yesterday we talked to mark kelly, the brother of scott kelly, mark kelly you may recall is astronaut. he said listen, scott tells him he's not breaking out and eating the packets of ketchup and mayonnaise onboard the space station. they've got enough but clearly they don't like the fact that they're down to four months supply or so. the real concern here lost some serious scientific experiments. lost food water, but also they lost replacement parts to a water filtration system to a docking system to help future missions dock with the space station and, lastly a space suit. you may recall that about two years ago or so a astronaut nearly died after his space suit started filling with water. it was a major malfunction. this resupply mission was carrying a replacement space suit up to the station. it's now been lost. >> amazing stuff. thank you. nbc's tom costello. >>> when we come back how did richard matt and david sweat stay ahead of authorities? we've got the latest detail on the manhunt that captured the country's attention. >>> plus should faith be a factor in denying ma

check out this photo poed by american astronaut scott kelly. it shows pieces of debris falling from the sky. kelly wrote, watched dragon launch from space station, sadly failed. space is hard. >>> in novato a very rough landing shut down the city ace small airport today. first responders say that a family of four took off in a small plane about 10:00 this morning, just before noon the pilot had some trouble landing on the runway and ended up in the weeds. >> the plane came off the runway, off to the left side and final -- final stop was in the ditch over here on the left. the folks were able to get themselves out of the aircraft and on our arrival we provided medical care to them. >> now, the whole family was taken to the hospital as a precaution, but openly two people had minor injuries. knots field airport closed as investigators gathered information and crews cleared the mess. the ntsb and faa are now looking into exactly what went wrong. >>> coming up neck at 5:00 get this, burning man is on hold after new demands from the bureau of land ma

snapped by astronaut scott kelly, who's spending a year aboard the international space station. incredible shot. he tweeted today, "i've never seen this before. red aurora. spectacular." and he's right. >>> a damning new report may have sunk pete rose's hall of fame dreams for good. espn says it uncovered evidence showing that rose bet on baseball games while he was a player from copies of his own bookie's logs which had been sealed under court order. rose has always claimed that he only gambled when he was a manager, not a player. tonight, rose's lawyer issued a statement saying he would not comment on the espn story due to his pending request to remove his lifetime ban from baseball, which could make him hall of fame eligible. >>> and a change coming to your breakfast. general mills today became the latest company to announce it's removing artificial colors and flavors. taking them out of its cereals, responding to calls for more natural foods. the company says that means trix will now be made with four colors instead of six. blue and green will be gone because they couldn't f

following that explosion, astronaut scott kelly called his twin former astronaut mark kelly who is now a nbc consultant. >> he's not talking about eating the mustard and ketchup pacts. they've got a lot of food on board and a lot of supplies. >> the next russian reply trip lifts off this friday. >>> coming up on eight minutes past the hour. let's get down to business on your monday morning. landon dowdy the is here. >> the market is set for a decline this morning amid the debt crisis in greece. they're shutting banks and stock markets all week and imposing limits on the amount of cash that people can withdraw from the at&t trksatm. the pain markets are in the red this morning but the traders say this could be a sell the bad moment. >>> and puerto rico's governor warns the u.s. territory $78 billion in debt is unpayable. four times the amount of debt that detroit had when it filed for bankruptcy. they're going to ask permission to declare chapter 9. puerto rico's bonds are held by many investors. >>> now to sports. bubba watson won his second traveller's championship on sunday. watson k

astronaut scott kelly, a few months in to his year-long stay on the international space station tweeting"space is hard." >> three accidents with three different systems. that raises some concerns in terms of manning and supplying the station. >> reporter: publicly, nasa says they aren't worried. there are two more supply missions this summer. even if they fail too, kelly and his crewmates have enough food and water to last until october. russia will launch the next mission thursday. but if it fails again, nasa will have to consider delaying the launch of three new astronauts in july. that mission would bring the number of people onboard to six. tom? >> clayton, thank you. >>> tonight, at least four people are dead and dozens injured linked to the extreme weather. a tornado watch in three states tonight, 11 million people on alert. here's rob marciano. >> reporter: incredible images of tornadoes this weekend. >> tornado on the ground. >> reporter: at least 19 reported, 16 in north dakota. luckily, no significant damage. heavy rains contributing to this frightening scene near frederick, ma

astronaut scott kelly tweeted out this statement, have never seen this before. >>> the u.s.ent is getting into hover bikes. the goal to develop a flying bike that uses two rotors with a seat in the middle. the machine will be used in reconnaissance missions to deliver supplies and to transport people. >>> let's get doing to business with cnbc's landon downey. >> martha stewart living has a new boss. the media merchandising company founded by the home-making maven has been sold to sequential brands. the price, $353 million, much less than the company was worth three years ago. stewart will be the chief creative officer. >>> samsung is working to improve safety for big trucks on the road it's trying to give regulatory approval for a video wall mounted on the back of trucks that shows video from a wireless camera on the front, that could help drivers determine whether it's okay to pass a big rig. >>> and a new survey says a third of americans have no emergency savings, the highest percentage in the past five years and surprisingly people under 30 are the most prepared with savi

astronaut scott kelly and the space station watched all that cargo blow up and so did students with science experiments on board. in fact, this was the second failure for these south carolina students. their first effort blew up in october in virginia and now the falcon failure. >> i can't really believe it. like what are the odds of that happening twice? >> i know. >> reporter: nasa says the space station is not in jeopardy tonight but the pressure is on for a launch thursday the fourth trying to carry supplies to space. unless the station is resupplied this summer, nasa may have consider the first ever evacuation. david kerley, abc news, washington. >> our thanks to david for that. >>> and to north carolina now and the surge of shark attacks, a new one over the weekend, the sixth in less than a month. here's the map. the latest victim, an 18-year-old man in the outer banks and tonight a new theory emerging about why this might be happening. abc's steve osunsami now. >> caller's saying someone's been bitten by a shark. >> reporter: tonight an 18-year-old is recovering from a life-threateni

and american scott kelly on the dangers and discomforts of a year in space.hat does it smell like in there? does it smell like a gym? captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: the confederate battle flag is seeing stars tonight after corporations and politicians ran over each other in a stampede to

i liked scott kelly.s hard. >> space is hard. >> thank you, vlad. >>> tensions this morning between china and its neighbors around the south china sea. as we reported china is reclaiming land and building islands. it's looking to expand its military mite. seth doane just returned from the south china sea. he's back in beijing. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. the race is on to control part os testify resource-rich south china sea. we've visited one philippine island that's also claimed by the chinese. these idyllic hardly seem like a front line. but it's disputed territory. even the school is controversial. >> the chinese did not want this school. >> why? >> because they say it is within their territory, it's within their sovereign territory. >> the mayor calls the school, these houses this entire community, an exercise in sovereignty, meaning just by living here this stays a philippine island while this chinese andcreate and expand them nearby. >> why civilian not military? >> that seems to be th

on board the space station scott kelly two tweeted. sadly failed. space is hard. he then called his twin, now a space x and nbc news consultant. >> three of these had a lot of his stuff. not only personal stuff and clothing and food but also supplies for some of the experiments and for upgrading the space station. >> also lost water supplies, a replacement space suit and parts for a water filtration system, but they insist the crew has enough food and water to last until the fall. >> they've done a tremendous job. >> reporter: these high school students had their experiment things lost again. >> we are not going to let this deter us. >> that's a great attitude. just a few hours ago, a solar powered plane trying to get from japan to hawaii passed the point of no return. that means there is no other place to land until it gets to the island. we've been tracking the solar impulse as its gone around the world. this is the most daring and dangerous leg of the trip. it is expected to take about five days. that's about 120 hours. it originally took off for hawaii on june

onboard the space station astronaut scott kelly who tweeted watched dragon launch from the space station sadly failed. space is hard. scott then called his twin former astronaut mark kelly and now a space x and nbc news consultant. >> three of these cargo ship with a lot of his stuff, not only personal stuff and clothing and food but also supplies for some of the experiments and for upgrading the space station. >> also lost, water supplies, a replacement space suit and a water filtration system and nasa insists the crew has enough food and water to last until the fall. >> they've done a tremendous job of balancing the consumables on orbit. >> the science experiments were gone again. >> and failures are to be expected and sometimes catastrophic ones and we're not going to let this deter us. >> that was nbc's tom costello reporting. space x is looking at the cause of potential overpressurization of the upper oxygen -- upper-stage liquid oxygen tank. i don't have a degree in space, that's for sure. meanwhile, nasa is asking people who live along flo florida's coast to be long for possible r

scott kelly tweeted this. we know he is okay because he tweeted this picture. >> we have to run. >> bye, everybody. >>> more teenagers facing terrorist charges for trying to help isis with plans of attacks stopped overseas and in the states. i am jon scott. >> and i am in for jenna lee. a north carolina teenager turned in my his own father. 19-year-old justin sullivan was planning an isis-inspired plot here in the united states and another plot between two british teens overseas. we have the details on it arrest of the american teenager first. >> reporter: a complaint against justin sullivan details how the fbi first became aware of this 19-year-old muslim convert. it started with a 9/11 call his father made complaining to the operator his father was pouring gasoline on religious figureinefigurines. we are scared to leave the house. in the background justin can be heard saying why are you trying to say i am a terrorist repeatedly? >> the warning signs were there. that is why i you know made some calls. i am tr

astronaut scott kelly snapping amazing amazing photos from the international space station. >>> new englandots quarterback tom brady in new york today to appeal his four-game suspension to nfl commissioner roger goodell. the punishment came after a report found he was, quote, largely aware that the patriots were intentionally deflating game balls. live outside nfl headquarters on park avenue in new york city. >> reporter: a four-game suspension was way too many for tom brady but for others they would say not enough. the drama will continue to play out here at nfl headquarters as the appeals process begins and tom brady arrived sometime shortly after 9:00 a.m. this morning. he arrived with his attorney. one of his attorneys by his side. his agent don yee. at stake his repetition and the nfl's after dealing with yet another scandal this one over deflated footballs and brady's knowledge of them going into the afc championship the appeal was filed on behalf of the players association. his team has four hours to present any new evidence in their case. then goodell takes however much time he want

astronaut scott kelly, in the midst of spending that one year up on the iss, he snapped this photo frominternational space station. cnn's sara sidner is in it in sea seabrook seabrook, texas. tell me how deep that water is. >> reporter: it was a couple of feet. excuse me. a foot and a half. it's starting to recede. we're starting to notice that things are etgetting better. as you get closer to the houses unfortunately, here you can see the water is causing problems for the folks in the low-lying area. we want to make that clear, this is not all of this area. and certainly not all of the houston area in harris county. these are low-lying areas. this particular place, where we're standing to our right is the galveston bay and to our left is an eschuery. that's why you are seeing so much trouble here. folks are used to this and they know when there's a lot of rain they have to try and get most of their stuff that could get flooded up and out in their garages and they have done that. a couple here have been watching and waiting and walking through the water and letting the dog go out. they

astronaut scott kelly showing us the rare reds.he multihued purples and blues and violets. and the reds happen with the upper altitude oxygen. thanks for rosemary church for coming to the weather department and saying let's talk about this. >> it is a gorgeous picture. >> rosemary's fee. >> thank you very much. >>> a small plane registered to oscar-winning composer james horner has crashed killing the pilot. we do not know if horner was flying the plane. the faa says the crash happened monday morning near santa barbara, california. ♪ wherever you are i believe -- >> horner won two academy awards for "titanic" but has been nominated ten times for "brave heart" and other movies. you know, when i started my business, a lot of people didn't believe in me. but things took off when i got a domain and built my website all at godaddy. now i can tell the doubters to stick it. hey, honey. stick it! stick it! stick it! nana? hi... stick it! can you give your mommy a message for me? stick it! get a domain website and email starting at $1/month

astronaut scott kelly is taking photos from 220 miles above the earth from the international space stations selfie is illuminated with light reflected from the earth. pretty cool. kelly is on a one-year mission to study the impact of weightlessness on the human body. data collected will be used on potential missions to mars. >>> when they're born, their blind, helpless, and hunkered down in their mom's pouch. but at the oakland zoo one little male is coming out of hiding. don ford tells us about the new enclosure where we can watch it all unfold. >> reporter: this baby wallaroo is a few months old and already keeping up with mom. the zoo named him malu which means thunder. >> just like a teddy bear. you want to squeeze them and hug them but no, they're still wild animals. >> reporter: the enclosure is very different than the other exhibits. it's more than three acres of open space. you can actually go inside. with nothing between you and the new guy. >> it's so large so we didn't want to have people go through it so the best way to come up here is to ride the outback express train. >> repo

astronaut scott kelly just a few months into his year-long stay on the international space station tweeting space is hard. >> never had three accidents with three different systems. and that raises some concerns i would think in terms of manning the station and supplying the station. >> reporter: publicly nasa says it isn't worried. there are two more supply missions this summer. even if those fail too, kelly and his crew mates have enough food and water to last until october. russia will launch the next resupply mission this thursday. but sources tell us if that russian ship fails again, nasa will have to consider delaying the launch of three new astronauts in july. that mission would double the number of people on board to six. clayton sandell, abc news denver. >>> another influx of migrants reached italy after a dangerous voyage from africa. nearly 3,000 people were rescued in the mediterranean yesterday from 21 boats and rubber dinghies launched by libyan smugglers. they were picked up by the italian coast guard and military ships from other european countries. they're among 60,000 migr

in fact astronaut scott kelly is in the midst of spending a year in space and snapped this picture fromernational space station. there it is swirling off in the distance. the state of texas has barely recovered from may's record-setting rainfall. flooding killed nine people and destroyed dozens of homes. sara sidner is live in galveston. >> reporter: yes, the water is getting deeper as we go in. this is a really low-lying area. i want people to understand this is not what it looks like everywhere. over there is the galveston bay. you can see the water is choppy there. on the other side of the road is the houses which, by the way, are used to seeing some of this because they are in a very low-lying area and they are also surrounded by water on the other side. the folks are having to make sure that the stuff in their garages, for example, has been cleaned out. they are kind of used to it. you know they are taking it in stride. nobody is having a fit. everybody is kind of watching this as it goes by and what we're hearing from the harris county emergency management just recently there is a

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