from the tisch wnet studios at lincoln center in new york, alison stewart. >> stewart: good evening, and thanks for joining us. great britain is now grappling with the consequences of its vote to exit the european union. trade, immigration and security agreements are all up in the air, and today e.u. officials began meeting on how to handle the departure and figure out how imminent it wille. today was also a day of reckoning with a new reality for a nation of 65 million people, including the three million e.u. citizens who live in the u.k. reporting from london is our own hari sreenivasan with today's developments. hari? >> sreenivasan: good evening. alison, even though the vote is officially over, for some here in the u.k. that doesn't mean campaigning stoms. that doesn't mean they try to change the outcome. a crowd still in disbelief gathered outside london's parliament square to protest the referendum. >> there is something not right with this country, and we really need to make some big changes. >> reporter: more than two million british citizens have signed a petition on parliame

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the "new york post," now the new york daily news. at paper sarcastically blaming the nra and this op-ed from "the new york times" blames republicans for the terror attack. now, ebony, a lot more blaming the gop and nra than terrorists. gl i'm actually completely offended by both of those covers. my profession as a criminal defense attorney is about holding people culpable and responsible for their actions and i think the victims here have to be disgusted. they're not interested in this blame game. to say it's the nra's fault, it's irresponsible and gross to me, but people are saying it's the far left because they let these people in the first place. no, no, no. this isn't one person's fault. the intentional bad actor that took 49 lives. >> your thought on the two ways that the media's treating this. >> well, you know, i am an nra member and i know many members who are very offended by the media coverage and blaming the nra as being the culprit of this terrorist attack. so many of our nra members are veterans, military, who have fought

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clinton won the new jersey, new mexico, and south dakota primaries. sanders won in north dakota and montana. clinton appears poised to take the biggest prize of the night -- california -- despite sanders' extensive campaigning there. last night, clinton addressed an emotional rally in brooklyn, new york. >> it may be hard to see tonight, but we are all standing under a glass ceiling right now. >> reporter: not just standing under it, but hillary clinton shattered the glass ceiling of politics last night. >> thanks to you, we've reached a milestone. the first time -- [ cheers ] the first time in our nation's history that a woman will be a major party's nomination. [ cheers ] >> reporter: with her nomination a lock, the former secretary of state applauded her primary rival, vermont senator bernie sanders, on the incredibly fierce fight he waged. >> let there be no mistake, senator sanders, his campaign, and the vigorous debates about how to raise incomes, reduce inequality, increase upward mobility have been very good for the democratic party and for ame

news." >>> welcome to the "overnight news." or victims of the terror attack on the istanbul airport. this young man one of 41 killed when a pair of terrorists opened fire in the crowded airport and blew themselves up. in addition to the dead -- 200 others are wounded. all signs are pointing to the islamic state. holly williams is istanbul. >> reporter: an airport official told us three suicide bombers detonated themselves in different parts of the airport. you can see damage from one of the blasts behind me. the turkish prime minister says there are indications this was the work of isis, and u.s. officials have told us the evidence lean but so far, there has been no claim of responsibility. this security camera video ppears to show bystanders sprinting for cover. just moments before an explosion tore through the airport. and these shaky images seem to capture one of the armed gunmen being shot. and then writhing on the ground before also blowing himself up. the sound of another explosion rocked those waiting outside the terminal

the broadcast center in new york city, i'm scott pelley. ♪ ♪ this is the "cbs overnight news." >>> welcomet news, i'm michelle miller. the united nations issued a warning to the iraqi forces closing in on the city of fallujah. beware civilian casualties. the u.n. says 400 iraqi families gathered up by isis gunmen and taken to the sit inny center to possibly act as human shields. civilians are trapped in the city. a few thousand managed to escape. fallujah under isis control more than two years. charlie d'agata has been to the front lines in this war and is watching events unfold from london. >> iraqi special forces say before dawn, isis militants used tunnels to get snipers and sent six suicide car bombs towards the troops all destroyed before they hit their target. hint of the fight to come. their accuracy may be lacking. but the aim for iraqi forces and shiite militias is clear. tighten the noose on militants in fallujah. ground troops are closing in on three sides, led by elite iraqi counterterrorism forces backed up by u.s.-led air strikes. but u.s. military officials in baghdad tell c

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it is official, the new york mets have resigned jose reyes. injuries have forced the mets to make a move. the team is ready to welcome reyes back who bolted from new york after winning the battle title in 2011 and signing with the marlins. the next year for $106 million. team. he has seen his career spiral. he had stints with the blue jays and the rockies. last year, he faced a domestic violence accusation. the commissioner put him on administrative leave and he was suspended until may 31. colorado basically released him and now, he is a new york met again. mets general manager sandy alderson spoke about resigning 33-year-old reyes who will be playing with the brooklyn we can help us, from a motivational standpoint, i don't think we would be able to find a player who is more determined. more highly motivated to perform than jose is today. >> reporter: so, we wanted to hear from you the fans about the move to bring backhoe cia reyes. earlier today, i asked on twitter what does he add? ricky bones says hopefully some to come back home. teddy lee

shares fell more than 2.5% following the news after the bell. but ended the regular session down a fraction at 37.70. >>> one billionaire is bullish on the pharmaceutical giant allergan. carl icahn disclosed he has acquired a "large position" in the maker of botox. in a statement on his website, icahn showed support for the company's ceo. allergan says it does not believe the large stake was made to influence the actions of the company's management. shares flat on the news at 235.93. >>> and quarterly sales rose in all four divisions at the medical device maker medtronic thanks in part to an increase in surgeries performed. the results were ahead of analyst targets as were profits. shares fell on a cautious outlook for full-year earnings. medtronic down nearly 1.5% at 80.48. >>> fidelity lighten its position in chipotle. shares of the burrito chain about 40% since the end of september as it continues to deal with fallout from multiple outbreaks of foodborne illnesses last year. today shares didn't react much ended down fractionally to 441.96. >>

that's not going to play well for the "new york times." have got a lot of data that we can access now more and more as you know. >> yes. >> whether it's the nielsen ratings or amazon ratings or direct sales reports from the big chains. so we actually know what's going on. >> every single book is accounted for. i get the numbers every single week. >> as do i. >> if we all agree that the "new york times" best seller list really isn't a best seller list, it's not. an agenda, the books they want to be best sellers. why don't they just change the name of it or do an honest count? why don't they just do an honest count like the "wall street journal"? >> well, there's lots of things that they play into. because if they really just didn't want any conservative books, your book wouldn't even be on there at number six. >> they couldn't do that. that would be fraud. then they could be criminally charged if they did that. >> but what they're doing is just sampling the right stores at the right times to lean it that way. why don't they not call it a be

the run. in san jose. aebs 7 news> san francisco police are asking for the public's help after two separate crashes killed bicyclists. this man faces charges for felony hit and run. police say he killed a bicyclist last night. a man spraying a memorial ghost bike today. man's to leave it there. across town, heather miller was killed when a speeding car hit her as she rode her bike in golden gate park. this picture is from her facebook page. one man left flowers. he was riding behind her when she was hit and called 911. no arrests have been made in that incident. >>> a firefighter's job never ends. the valirginiallejo firefighterh his family on oahu when he noticed a woman face down and not moving in a lagoon. he and two other men pulled him out. they provided support until paramedics arrived. the woman is scheduled to be released from the hospital this week. >> b.a.r.t. police described how officers would enforce an anti-seat hogging law that would take effect september 1st. officers will question violators the first

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tying action on the strict new standard after new report by the american academy of pediatrics. that new report suggests that lead levels in drinking water above one part per billion should be fixed immediately. now the u.s. environmental protection agency standard is still 15 parts per billion and that was the standard that d.c. schools used in previous rounds of lead testing. tests last school year revealed elevated lead levels and 17 taps at total of twelve schools they will install filters and test the drinking water and those that can't be fixed will be taken out of service. new testing completed this spring that included city remember centers found elevated levels in 6% of water sources including 35 drinking fountain fountains. lowering that actionable level frl 15 parts per billion to 1 part per billion will mean more failed tests. it will cost an estimated $2 millionto get the new testing protocol up and going at the schools, at library and remember centers and then cost additional 1.5 million every year to keep it going. live at the wilson building i'm melanie alnwick, "

this is the "cbs morning news." >> i'm with her. i am fired up. >> leading democrats endorse hillary clinton's run for the white house and waste no time dissing donald trump. >> a racist bully. >> i find donald trump's conduct in this regard reprehensible. >> trump wasn't biden's only target of the day. the vice president write a heartfelt letter to the victim of the stanford sexual assault and has a message for her attacker. >>> this is the legend of muhammad ali. most popular fighter there ever ll life as the greatest is laid to rest. >> rumble! ho! >>> good morning from the studio 57 nutritional at cbs news headquarters in new york. good to be with you, i'm anne-marie green. muhammad ali will be buried today in his hometown of louisville, kentucky. first, a final good-bye including a funeral procession and an interfaith memorial service. yesterday thousands attended a muslim funeral for the three-time heavyweight champ. don champion is in louisville. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. by the thousands, people will pause toda

the city of berkeley now has new balcony construction and inspection rules. e than 400 balconies in the city are being repaired because of the new rules. the families of the victims are still pursuing a lawsuit in this case. >>> look at another show of support for the though victims. this is the cover of ""time" magazine -- "time" magazine, a black cover with white and the names of all 49 victims in writing with the simple question, why did they die? >> a it has been a tough community for the lgbt and many of concerned for their safety following the sunday massacre in orlando. others have vowed to not be afraid. we met up with photographer who ored a kiss in yesterday. he said it was a reaction to reports that orlando mass murderer omar mateen may have been set off by seeing two men kiss early in miami. >> we are here because we do not want people to be afraid of people kissing. it is a gesture of love. we are never going to be atrade to show love whether it is two membership, two women, it is everyone. >> club owners and city leaders and police held a closed

on saturday, the "new york times" published something that really disturbed me. >> the presumptive republican nominee coming under fire amid new allegations of inappropriate behavior with women, dozens of women revealing to the "new york times" accounts of "unwelcomed romantic advances, unending commentary on the female form and unsettling workplace conduct." >> larry: really? trump's commenting on women's physiques? ever see this guy? he's shaped like a dishwasher. he's got a lot of nerve! trump was quick to speak out against the paper. >> reporter: a defensive trump lashing out on twitter, slamming the report as a lame hit piece, dishonest and a witch hunt ." (laughter) >> larry: a "witch hunt"? well, to be fair, donald trump knows a lot about sexest, outdated searches for women wearing pointy headwear. and trump's not the only one going after the piece. one of the women quoted by the "times," rowanne brewer lane rowanne brewer lane, had this to say. >> i did not have a negative experience with donald trump. the part where i went back out to the pool party and he made a comment, "now that's

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the new ceo has been named as well. ock exchange where we are taking a look ahead to the openings of japan and korea. >> i'm looking at mobile phone gaming. about 35%. it forecast a breakeven first quarter at new levels. after full-year operating loss. it was not as bad as had been originally forecast. foras originally forecast $21.7 million. it is in one of the pioneering companies in this industry. putting a lot of money into virtual reality. the shares got a bump up. the manufacture of car parts is reporting that some funding is buying that nissan is selling. we'll see how that goes today. thank you for a much. ♪ angie: 50 people gunned down in an orlando nightclub. president obama says it was an act of hate and terror. the killer claims islamic state allegiance. lotte group is shelving its ipo. message delayed, finally pulling the trigger on its share offer, but it's hesitation has cost billions. coming to "first up" live from hong kong and streaming on mobile and bloomberg.com. a quick check of markets. asian stock

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so clinton's main challenge is to union fie the country. and this new alliance with warren is a good sign she might be able to do it. because until recently, they hated each other. >> elizabeth warren has ripped hillary clinton in the past. >> yeah. >> in in her book about bankruptcy. i mean there is real-- some real poisonous history. >> the credit card companies, she has taken money from the groups and more to the point, she worried about them as a constituency. >> trevor: yeah, but she only said those things because she was hungry. people say crazy things when they're hungry. once i asked my wife for a divorce when i was hungry, yeah, and i'm not even married. you see how crazy hunger makes you? you know, this is genuinely what i love about politics in america. people can spend years [bleep] each other and then when it suits their needs, a flippitiy flopper. i believe this is what political scientists refer to as reverse taylor swifting. they used to have bad blood but now they have mad love. but let's take a second here to comment on what a historic

the run. in san jose. aebs 7 news>> san francisco police are asking for the public's help after two separate crashes killed bicyclists. this man faces charges for felony hit and run. police say he killed a bicyclist last night. a man spraying a memorial ghost bike today. man's to leave it there. across town, heather miller was killed when a speeding car hit her as she rode her bike in golden gate park. this picture is from her facebook page. one man left flowers. he was riding behind her when she was hit and called 911. no arrests have been made in that incident. >>> a firefighter's job never ends. the valirginiallejo firefighterh his family on oahu when he noticed a woman face down and not moving in a lagoon. he and two other men pulled him out. they provided support until paramedics arrived. the woman is scheduled to be released from the hospital this week. >> b.a.r.t. police described how officers would enforce an anti-seat hogging law that would take effect september 1st. officers will question violators the first

has just been declared the winner in the new mexico primary. ry early numbers from montana where clinton has a slight lead. and the republican side donald trump the winner everywhere. and he gave a speech where he followed the script instead of speaking off the cuff after a couple of weeks of controversial that started with the off-hand comments about the judge in his trump university case. tonight there was none of that, but assurances that he will be good for america and he said this -- >> some people say i am too much of a fighter. my preference is always peace, however. and i have shown that. my goal is always again to bring people together. but if enforced to fight for something, i really care about, i will never ever back down. >> trump also announced that he will get a major speech next week attacking hillary and bill clinton. earlier today trump said his comments about the judge have been misconstrued. i do not feel one's heritage makes them incapable of being partial. and leaders of his party criticized him calling the statements about

bit later for the morning news and cbs this morning. captioning funded by cbs >>> it's wednesday, june 8th, 2016. this is the "cbs morning news." >> we are all standing under a glass ceiling right now. history for hillary clinton. the presumptive nominee praises the moment, facing donald trump in the election. >> donald trump is temperatu temperamentally unfit to be president. >> he's facing backlash from republican leaders over racist remarks. >> i do think that those comments are racist comments. that's why i've disavowed them completely. >>> and sanders' bern might have faded away, but his campaign won't, continuing to fight on despite massive losses last night. >>> good morning from the studio 57 newsroom at cbs news headquarters in new york, good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. eight years to the day she conceded to barack obama, a triumphant hillary clinton claimed the democratic presidential nomination. the first woman to top the ticket of a major american political party, clinton lashed out at donald trump and complimented

that is the good news. the bad news is it appears to be a mistake and we'd like to reduce the number of mistakes. >> indicated for some more room for improvement and speculation over if all agencies are ready and on the same page should next time it be the real thing? senator langford of the homeland security committee told us people should not be deferred by what happened today and instead should continue to call in anything suspicious because the threat is always there. on capitol hill, scott thuman, abc7 news. maureen: this has been a day of rapid developments in the search for those behind tuesday's terror attack in istanbul. in the past hours we have learned a 44th person has died. new video was also released showing one of the gunman opening fire as people fled. turkish authorities say the three suicide from russia, uzbekistan and kyrgyzstan. overnight, turkish police arrested 13 people in a series of raids and police say all 13 have ties to isis. russian president vladimir putin says as many as 7,000

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this is the "cbs morning news." hillary clinton clinches. the democrat scores enough delegates to secure her party's nomination and her place in history. bernie sanders says the fight is far from over. >>> donald trump urges allies to ratchet up the rhetoric against the judge in the trump university case. this morning, a ranking republican is telling colleagues to rethink their support of the presumptive nominee. >>> tropical storm colin roars over the sunshine state leaving parts of florida flooded. >>> and carpool karaoke is broadway bound with james korden taking the stage's biggest stars for a ride. ♪ >>> good morning from the studio 57 newsroom at cbs news headquarters here in new york. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. we begin with political history. cbs news estimates hillary clinton now has enough delegates to clinch the democratic presidential nomination. clinton will be the first woman presidential candidate of a major u.s. political party. the estimated clues a mix of elected and super delegates, holding off a surprisingl

little later for the morning news and "cbs this morning." captioning funded by cbs >>> it's friday, june 24th, 2016. this is the "cbs morning news." breaking news -- prime minister david cameron says he's resigning. the shocking announcement came just hours after the united kingdom voted to leave the european union, sending shock waves through the global markets. >>> also breaking overnight, wild weather across the u.s. in west virginia, intense flooding washes away homes and businesses. one burning house floats away in the flood. >>> in california, flames have swallowed dozens of homes. this morning, firefighter video takes us right to the danger zone. >>> good morning from the studio 57 newsroom at cbs news headquarters in new york, i'm meg oliver in for anne-marie green. we start with breaking news. prime minister david cameron is stepping down amid the historic vote to leave the european union. cameron said the british people need new leadership. >> i will do everything i can as prime minister to steady the ship over the coming weeks and

from the broadcast center in new from the broadcast center in new york city, i'm jareka duncan. captioning funded by cbs from the broadcast center in new york city, i'm jareka duncan. captioning funded by cbs >>> it's friday, june 17th, 2016. this is the "cbs morning news." five days after the orlando terror attack, investigators are getting a look at new video from inside the pulse nightclub, and they're getting closer to the gunman's wife who may have been in contact with the killer during the massacre. >>> and more than 50 u.s. diplomats come out against president obama's strategy in syria, accusing president obama of ignoring assad's attacks and blasting what they called five years of failed policies. >>> bernie sanders addresses supporters saying he'll help prevent donald trump from ever stepping foot in the white house but stopped short of endorsing hillary clinton. >>> good morning from the studio 57 newsroom at cbs news headquarters here in new york. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. orlando is preparing to bury more victims from the pulse nightclub massacre. pre

a niche of the news jun can kis and the following of celebrities and sure influential, but that is theem with the twitter, and kayla, you nailed it. facebook's early stand which is ridiculed at the time about, you know what, you are going to be posting online and interact, you need to do it under your own name, and this is a big asset for them, and twitter, i'm addicted it to, and i can use it a lot of the time, and it can be unpleasant because of in part, the anonymity. >> it is about the engagement, and facebook is like a cocktail party, and twitter is like a frat party or the crowded bar where you are not sure who shoved you or somebody spilled a drink on you and you are not sure what people look like. and once you see the "delete your account" you can retweet it, but where is the meaning fu engagement of 140 characters at a tirnlg and we are talking about it on t and facebook, but it is hard to have a conversation on twitter. >> and mike, you make the point of news junkies who need to have information right away, and i mean, that immediacy is dorsey's entire sales pitch, and it is

♪ ♪ >> announcer: this is the "cbs overnight news." >>> welcome to the "cbs overnight news." christine johnson. heading into the week, financial markets in the u.s. and around the world are bracing for more aftershocks from the united kingdom's decision to leave the european union. today, secretary of state john kerry will take part in meetings on the crisis in brussels and london. british prime minister david cameron, who had fought to keep his country in the eu and is now resigning, will be under pressure from the eu this week to quickly begin the divorce proceedings. european leaders including germany's chancellor, angela merkel are scrambling to keep other countries from pulling out of the eu. >> reporter: labor party leader jeremy corbin seen leaving his home dodged questions about the political house of cards crumbling. in the aftermath of his party's failed campaign to remain, members are packing up and leaving fast. many of his close colleagues reseer resi resigned. the foreign secretary was fired. >> i told jeremy corbin i no longer had confidence. >> there is little

three people arrested on the new jersey side of the holland tunnel tuesday.ice found multiple guns, body armor along with drugs in the vehicle. they were originally pulled over for a cracked windshield. they describe the suspects as gun enthuse yasts not connected to terrorism. >>> north korea launched two mid range ballistic missiles. the first launch was considered a failure by south korea's military. it dropped into the sea after 90 miles. the second flew nearly 250 miles. the u.s. is prepared to defend its allies in the region. >>> later this morning, michigan attorney general will announce civil charges connected to flint's contaminated water. it comes two months after three people were criminally charged in the crisis. stay with nbc for more on this. >>> dallas police are searching for a man who attacked a fast food worker over a milk shake order. after complaining about the drink, a worker made two replacements, and that's when the customer began throwing things and then leaped over-the-counter. the 63-year-old woman says she is afraid to return to wor

the fox news poll shows hillary clinton with a six-point lead over trump. democrat up two points since may at 44% while trump has some 7 points to 38. the republican party is less united than it was a month ago. just 74% of republicans backing trump over clinton, down from 82% in may. and when asked who they prefer as the republican nominee, 48% of republicans say donald trump, 51% say someone else. meanwhile, ohio governor, john kasich still won't say whether he'll attend the rnc in his home state. it would not be accurate at this point to say the governor won't be at the official convention, that simply hasn't been decided yet. >> when you sign a pledge, this isn't a pledge that says subject to my changing my mind, this is a pledge, i think it's like legally binding you want to know the truth. i have guys out there -- and they really sore losers if you think about it. i would have honored that pledge. let's yell it from the loudest building, but you know what i would have honored the pledge. just remember this, they signed a pledge saying they will abide.

the new space alone is the size of six football fields. >>> here's a look at the new king of prussia by the number. when this expansion is complete, it will cover nearly 3 million square feet. it will be 450 retail and dining options and the mall will add 700 new jobs to the 7,000 they already have. >> 5:17. newly released sure veil and video shows the moment when a man with a gun was shot on the white house grounds. and a word of caution, one of these scenes is pretty graphic. last month, a 31-year-old schuylkill county man walked towards the white house carrying a handgun. he was told to stop and drop the gun. he ignored commands and kept walking. that's when a secret service officer shot him. he survived the gunshot and was arrested. monday his lawyer asked that he be released on home detention until his trial but a judge said no because he's a danger to the community. >>> 18 past 5:00 a.m. let's get a nod to our drivers and commuters in the lehigh valley. >> jessica boyington has you covered for your ride to work. >> we're watching the lehigh valley over on 78. typically don't se

the camera program was us is spended in october. but a newtate law restart the programs on 1. >> speaking of school buss in montgomery country still no decision on new site for bus lotch the council head hld a hearing last night meeting with resident whose neighborhoods could ends up next to the new lot. the counsel ill delayed decision after concluding there's no clear best site at this moment. >>> did you know that a simple game could help boost ou children's math skills. researchers at johns hopkins university developed a five minute game that hopes in our children's intuitive sense and actually makes them better at math. game played on a computer and children are asked whether there are more blue dots or yellow dots on the screen. and afterwards they were given a math quiz and researchers found they got most of the answers right. >> had you. we'll have to check hat out more. >> and tonight, gala documen documentary 0 days by alex give any. >> the event is held at the museum 6:00. festival end on sunday will showcase 94 films from across 3

then taylor and tom news. the jet set couple kointerring video r >> amber herd's weight los is it taking it's toll? plus secrets from the real housewives crash. >> and our fast and furious 15 year flash back. >> now for june 17th, 2016, this is entertainment tonight. taylor swift, tom hiddleston. >> we have to ask is it going to be forever or is it going to go down in flames. ♪ >> the rebound romance keeps on keeping on. there is taylor and tom's thursday afternoon boarding a private jet. it's interesting to get him wearing the same polo jacket and $400 suede boots he wore for the make out session on the beach. taylor a mini skit. this afternoon he was spotted solo in new york after a workout. >> how are you and taylor? >> how is calvin handling his new love??o cf1 o just smiling and using the attention as an opportunity for publicity. ♪ >> it may be the most we have ever seen the scottish d.j. talk like ever. nearly a minute just chatting it up and posing with some female fans but there may be a s dig at taylor.

new york. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. we begin with the weather in texas, and the news is not good. at least five soldiers were killed when their army troop carrier was swept away by floodwaters in central texas. this morning at ft. hood, the search continues for four others who are still missing. yesterday morning as they tried to cross what was supposed to be a low-water crossing. overnight, more rain fell over much of texas. don champion has our report. >> reporter: the bodies of several soldiers were recovered from a rain-swollen creek in ft. hood. the truck they were riding in was washed away from a low-water crossing and overturned. three other soldiers were rescued and are listed in stable condition at a nearby hospital. helicopters, heavy trucks, and watercraft are being used to locate those still missing. governor greg abbott offered prayers and state help to ft. hood. earlier thursday he had warned the public about water danger. >> water can look innocent. it can look harmless, but you can drive into it and be completely swept away. >> reporter: the accident happened during

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