to be at our home stadium is unreal, nothing we had planned, and actually doing it... stadium is unreal, nothing we had planned, and actually doing “mm was electric. the moment great britain was announced, you literally feel and hear the roar of the crowd and stadium, and it got you really pumped up. you wanted to do well for yourself, but at that point it was like, yeah, let's do well for the home nation. mo farah gave it everything in the 5000 metres, but ethiopiadid what mo farah usually does to the opposition. he did not have enough left in his legs to defend the title. he signed off with a silver medal. so, three medals on the track here last night for great britain. and there could still be yet more successful the british team, because the four by 400 metres relay finals get underway this evening. both the british men's and women's teams are in action. the question is, can they match the success of their sprint relay cou nterpa rts success of their sprint relay counterparts the night? it will be interesting to see. thank you, jess. it was a big day for athletics yesterday, and a

. >> seems so unreal. >> new details on what went wrong between him and anna farris. the funniest family. why the blackhawks have new reason to celebrate? monday on e.t. >> in car. >> yeah, we've got a plan to get you out. >> come on, man, only daniel craig can make prison strikes look cool. it's by the owner of the oceans franchise. channing also kind of hijacked the potential with special screening in knoxville. >> who came up with that idea, to take this on the road? >> i think we've always been thinking of it. >> i love doing the junk when you sit in the room and people come in and out. it's fun. go back in and just do it along the way. >> one of the stops on channing's road trips to tennessee is at a north carolina. >> i was afraid she was going to get fired if i stayed any longer. i was like, what the hell. fanning money around. >> i love her, man. >> i'll spread the word! >> if it wasn't for jenna, i would marry bea tres. >> 4-year-old daughter eberle skipped the road trip. >> how do you keep up with snem. >> i have a complicated relationship. >> it's a mix and

we're seeing the pictures, it's unreal and you're seeing it first hand. >> yeah, it's unreal just look at this river behind me, river which runs into lake houston it is up 20 to 25 feet. now, also, i mean, at this point, no boats can pass de passing over here to go to the lake and homes are completely under water, now, just to let you know more than 800 people rescued mostly by volunteers, they took it upon themselves to come out here and grab them, because they were trapped. take a look at this bridge, this is west lake houston bridge, we were just told by authorities, that yes, the water is receding and it's going down, by 11:00 tonight, they are opening up that damn, so all the water is going to rush back in and those people that are still inside that did not want to leave, because they thought they were safe, they now may be at risk. more than 800 people like i said have already been rescued but there are still dozens that are inside of their home, they had enough food and water for the next several days, they thought they could stay. now it's -- you know, they're trying to make de

. >> reporter: yeah, they are saying unreal, totally unreal. a lot of neighbors questioning the parenting skills of this toddler tonight. this while the guardian supposed to watch that baby was questioned by police all day long. a child that was found strolling by itself at 3:00 in the morning. >> you got to take care of your baby, man. can't leave them outside or walking around the night. >> reporter: neighbors delivering a message to the parents of a 2-year-old found walking alone in the middle of the night in the woods' apartment complex off snail avenue. >> who knows how much longer before that the kid was missing. just very, very fortunate the kid was actually located. >> right here, when i saw him. >> reporter: amanda and her boyfriend were the first to notice the child as they left their home for work overnight. >> he was just dirty. hands were black. feet were black. arms were dirty. you can tell that he has been out here for awhile. >> reporter: they say the 2-year-old was barely dressed and covered in dirt. he was walking alone and ap

we reached out to miley's rep to find out what that unreal us tick schedule met, but didn't hear back in time for our deadline. the 24-year-old went on to plug her new song, but said it will be dropping this friday. thankfully, adam levine made it to the show. maroon five received the decade award and then freaked out fans with this announcement. >> our sixth and final album is coming out in november. i'm joking. we're never going to go away. >> that's good news. we don't want maroon 5 to ever go away. >> now to past teen choice winner katy perry, she reunited with orlando bloom over the weekend. wearing matching black baseball caps they seemed very much together after six months of calling things off. >> she's amazing. ♪ >> saturday in l.a., at ed sheeran's concert, this certainly looked like rekindled love. one eyewitness says they were holding hands backstage. another eye witness said she sat on his lap and he hugged and held her from behind. sure orlando's pda was on point, but also danced like nobody was watching. reps for the pair wouldn't comment. katie kept her bloom break u

it looks unreal. it looks like a movie or something. it difficult to believe this kind of attack could happen here. it has been a real shock. >> surely the authorities must haveeen preparing for something like this. we have seen attacks like this before in europe. was there a sense of eventuality that it might hit barcelona as ll? i do t think so the authorities must have been aware of the risks and i hope they had planned accordingly. you could see a high presence of police in the city of barcelona, mostly in the tourist hotspots and sometimes wearing police weapons, big weapons that were visible. it was not that useful to see -- usual to see here in spain. by now it has become more normal. there is this thought in your mind that things could happen but it could happen anywhere. i have been talking to people in france, i have friends in london. there people could -- they were feeling more at risk. once you came back to barcelona, you could feel in the atmosphere, it was not in the conversation, this attack happening here. it was not mu

there is nothing unreal about this next buyout from the world of football. laila: you can say that again. neymor is finally a traded player. the club put out a tweet saying he is coming and he signed a five-year deal. his 222 billion euro buyout clause was finally paid. the deal would break europeans spending rules but brazil said it has been fulfilled. neymor says he is very happy to join the sg. and why wouldn't he be? take us through the day's events. >> it started off early. he is the man in the white hand -- hat. he was not this is a madrid this morning to hand over the money and he was turned away. the offices said we will not take this and they were trying to block the transfer, which isn't surprising is the president of la luega said it breaks the rules. they flew to barcelona and he took the check to the club and handed it over to them and said here is the money, do you want to take it? the club three and a half hours ago said yes they want to take it. they released his contract. the payment is still unbelievable. now he is a free agent. half an hou

>> stierhoff: it was unreal. >> twill do with james stierhoff, jumping now. >> rose: it was both unreal and unlikely. here he is in 2010 atop twill do, a horse he'd never raced before. its trainer, billy meister, planned to ride twill do himself, but was hurt in a fall, and called stierhoff to take up the reins. >> stierhoff: and i said, "i mean, i'd love to, but i don't really know that this is great idea. i'm at home with the flu." billy says, "not to worry. i rode the best race of my life with a 104 fever. you'll be fine." >> rose: but it says something that billy wanted you on that horse. >> stierhoff: yes. >> twill do trying to come back again on the inside, private attack leading toward the final fence. >> rose: at the finish, it came down to stierhoff on twill do, and mark beecher, the man of many fractures, on private attack. >> twill do on the inside, private attack is going to have to settle for second. twill do! >> rose: stierhoff not only won the cup in 2010, he did it again two years later. >> stierhoff: i was able to achieve something that i never really maybe thought was

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this guy is unreal. jed lowrie is not getting a lot of play. this is his 37th double, and this cash is in the tying run. later in the inning, the tie is broken. marcus semien, great speed. he is in it, he stood up as the game-winner. garcia is the winning pitcher. and the san francisco giants, rained out in washington dc. they had some weather problems in north carolina as well. round number two, the pga championship play was suspended, but not before pulling into contention, one of the leaders, 764, his second shot at number four. he wound up with a birdie. here is your other leader, kevin kesner shot for an eagle. he didn't even take it out. going in, 467 for him and the rain came, suspending play. they will try to get it together tomorrow. and we do have time on a friday night. check this out, a couple of mentioned bulls here. a guy who can really cover some ground playing the center field for the minnesota twins. by ron buxton. he is healthy, turning around athletic ability, our catch of the night and here is our chance to be a good sport t

this one was unreal, never stopped raining. >> we got a few moments left. let me talk about the ray of sunshine right now. we can see the sun shining behind you. describe what it's like now compared to when you were out doing those rescues yesterday. >> you come out today, and i don't think today it's sunny. people are walking. i'm in sugarland hard hit. yesterday, right here was all water. it was three feet of water yesterday. today, it's dry. my wife is out walking the dog, walking the dogs, but at the same time, other parts of town in sugarland texas, people are flooded, you know, looking for help right now. we're here, i just came from whole food shopping buying milk, two miles away people are fighting for their life right now >> we certainly are praying for all of them, thank you so much for joining us tonight. and my goodness, i mean, i hope there are -- we've seen so many stories of people just like you, civilians going out and rescuing and saving other people and that's what it's about. thank you for your service and thank you for joining us tonight

project me as a nationalist and came to conclusions about how i am as a person that were completely unreal. and the first bit of touring that we did, there were like threats, the call -- a lot of times the producers and promoters would say this is, you know, a threat that happened in different places. one time i showed up to a hotel and there was a figure that had been left on an ironing board that was a pejorative figure of a black person with a noose around the neck and said your name is not scott, it's nigger. so that was hard for the ladies many r in my family. the men understood it. >> so you said to the ladies, speaking of ladies in your family, women in your family, they were scared. you say they were scared. they were scared for you? scared for your safety? scared for the impact on your career? >> yes, absolutely. >> just because you changed your name? >> yeah. that even happened with a lot of other musicians. they say why you would do that? are you crazy? like you'll never work again. and my thing is like, if this is the rational for me not working with all of that i have sacrific

in some parts of texas close to 30 inches of rain so it's not unreal the amount of devastation that we could see there. and we are going to start out this morning nice, calm, quiet weather. temperatures a little bit cooler in the mid to upper 50s. we're now at 50 degrees in the north bay, mostly clear skies. let's check out the high temperatures this afternoon reaching up to 88 degrees in morgan hills. it will be hotter than it was yesterday in san jose. 82 and 93 in concord. hayward up to 75 degrees and 63 today at half moon bay. san mateo will see a high of 75. the mission district with some mid-80s today in the north bay. we are starting out with mostly clear skies as you take a look outside and then look inside at the closet. a great day to grab the sunglasses and also some short sleeves. once again it will be hotter today than it was yesterday. as you look at that seven-day forecast we are going to have slightly warmer temperatures in san francisco reaching into the mid-70s. i know it's been a while and we have a lot more sunshine in the forecast, something that you've been missin

so they were quite, quite prevalent, but most of them were unrealized, because someone would spill the beans or someone would hear something or some people thought something unusual, and those burns who were in charge of -- persons in charge of controlling the slave population, including their owners, as well the, militia, the controlleres, always on the workout for those persons persoo were plotting. one thing that masters understood and that everyone -- no one wanted to be enslaved. no one wanted to be a slave. so they knew that people would always try to undo this kind of -- their bondage, and they were always trying to figure out how to keep them in bondage win the slaves war trying to figure out how to get of it. >> you have a list of nearly all of the slave rebellions in the colonies in your book. we learn about nat turner school. why do we learn about that slave revolt? >> guest: i think it realized some of the great horrors of the institution. there was great fear about slave revolt, that slaves would rise in the middle of the night and split people's throats and burn -- slit p

just kind of unreal to think that, you know, 30, 40 seconds was the difference between life and death for this guy. >> time something everything. fortunately the driver was not injured, but medics took him to the hospital as a precaution. >>> wow. just wilds. >>> susan g. komen three day walk in philadelphia kicks off today. >> hundreds of men and women will be joining in the fight against breast cancer. "eyewitness news" henry ross off outside the willow grove park mall, where the walkers will start their journey in just a couple of hours, good morning, henry. >> reporter: good morning, jim , rahel. the finishing touches being put on the staging area behind me, off in the distance, by that check in tent over there, you can see, some of those walkers are just starting to arrive live right now. these folks will be going 06 miles over three days, each walker to raise $2,300 in donations, to help ends breast cancer. there are about 17 stops along the way, today's stops include for anyone interested in coming out to cheer along the crowd, chestnut hill, morris arboretum, flourtown, for, s

. >> and this is just unreal. a pang caught on camera dumping urine on a metrobus driver. it happened on a problematic bus route. we'll go for a ride. >> and our special sign the unit got a firsthand look at tests that could save lives on the highway. we'll have those stories and d.c.'s most accurate forecast when the news at 11:00 continues right here on wusa9. >>> a vicious attack ful protesters in d.c. has led to a criminal indictment now charged 15 turkish officials and four others connected last may when turkey's president was in town. a group protesting his crackdown back in turkey was attacked by a security detail and it turned bloody fast. two of the 19 people connected have been arrested, but the others could be back in turkey. >>> so they have been cussed out, spat on, even had hot soup poured on them, but this one really got metrobus drivers furious. one of them was assaulted with a cup of urine. here's transportation reporter pete muntean. >> oh, my god, disgusting. >> reporter: the video is hard to watch for regulars of the x2 bus. this video shows the scene l

. >> this is is unreal. it feels like a dream. >> the sawer family spent yesterday helping others. today they needed to be rescued along with their three children. >> two feet of water on the first floor and they all had some tears. >> reporter: tonight, they are shaken but safe. >> watch your feet, please. the armada of volunteers. there are first responders out here and federal agents. we caught dea afwenlts and u.s. marshals here patrolling this area. make sure that the looting is not occurring here. as far as a curfew, a number of arrests, zero. the mayor says everybody seems to be cooperating. we are live in houston, texas. damian trujillo. >> thank you. damian has been working tirelessly on social media. earlier today he was periscoping from the streets of houston. you can see the big trucks, the military trucks going through there. he's been tweeting updates, pictures and video. you can follow him on twitter at news damian. he'll rejoin us in 20 minutes. >>> take a look at this time lapse video that shows a garage in houston. watch as the water starts flooding the garage. it

. >> the humidity is just unreal this morning if you haven't been out there. just crack open the window you may just want to be close it and stay inside today as we get a look at some of these temperatures now. get a look at that, 76 degrees in the south bay, san jose, the peninsula is 70 degrees, 75 in the tri-valley. at least we have some 60s in the north bay and in san francisco east bay at 65 degrees. also tracking with those clouds a little bit of some moisture moving in, the possibility of a few sprinkles as well as you head out the dew door. also some potential for heat advisories in the forecast coming up. mike starts us out with what's happening in san jose. >> you have speed sensors showing you the limit all around the bay. a word of warning, san jose international airport you see that on the map this is northbound 87 approaching sky port just before the off ramp we have reports of a disabled vehicle blocking your slowing. the right lane as you're traveling north. meanwhile getting over toward the bay bridge an easy drive, no backup at the toll plaza

at our home stadium, it was unreal. it was nothing we actually plan. we wanted to do it, but doing it as plan. we wanted to do it, but doing itasa plan. we wanted to do it, but doing it as a whole different thing. can you explain to me what the noise was like? in here, my ears are still ringing the morning after.m like? in here, my ears are still ringing the morning after. it was electric. the moment great britain was announced, you literally feel and hear the roar of the whole crowd than stadium, and it got you really pumped up. you didn't want to do welljust for yourself, at that point, it was, let's do well for the home nations. we saw the whole women's team cheering on the men — what was that like for you? they have become world champions.” what was that like for you? they have become world champions. i am so happy for them, because they deserve it. they have worked hard for so long. we were watching, they got a good start, and we thought, one change, cool, second change, cool, third change, wow. we are so proud, and asa third change, wow. we a

unreal. he goes over the wall, in stride, makes the flip, beautiful. chinese would win the game, jack made one of the snags of the year. he's never going to forget that one. it seems not everyone is excited about today's eclipse. take, for instance, alabama coach, nick sabin, known for his stoic borderline miserable demeanor. he was asked if he made preparations for his players to view the eclipse during practice today. >> you know, we set it up so if the flares want to go out there and get some sunglasses they can look at it if they can. that's not something that i'm real that i focused on right now. you know, i watch the weather channel every day. they're already saying what it will look like in every city in america. so what is going to be significant? >> he's mr. sunshine. >> that's misery right there. >> clearly. >> gosh. >> i know, right? >> loosen up a little bit. >> he's always known to be that kind of guy. come on, nick. >> they're okay to go out there with their sunglasses if you want. >> can you imagine if that's your dad or your grand dad?

. >> just seems so unreal. >> new details about wha and an farris. >> we're with tv'sly. >> let's go! >> why the cast has a celebrate. sunday on e.t. >>> we are weekend but for all late breaking hollywood news goe go, check out the new video his"back you he haase rakd up 22 youtube your weekend ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ award winning interface. arwinning design. ♪ ♪ the volvo xc90. thmost awarded luxury suv of the century. to receive sommar savings of up to $4,500. more and more tax money tonds trenton, suv of the century. steve sweeney and chris christie. co eight years of underfunded schools. s for themselves and their rich friends while we pay more. d homestead rebate funding for seniors cut in half next year. steve sweeney stands with chris christie, not with south jersey. >>> this is cbs-3 "eyewitness morning. >>> driver identified, this morning, we're learningthe man f heowing into a crowd of charges he's facing thiss hospir falling into a deep sinkhole here at home. you where this all unfolded overnight. >> and, just days after a margas controversial do you know project the g

. >> it's unreal, unheard for this island. i think this is one of the most secure cities in america. >> reporter: guests on vacation here forced to stay elsewhere. >> it's crazy. the last place you expect it. >> reporter: police telling abc news there may be a second suspect. >> any time we have individuals out there that are capable of the crime, clearly other people may be a risk. >> reporter: investigators say they have a lot of evidence. it's the first murderer in the town in more than 15 years. tom? >> adrienne, thank you. and there's still much more ahead on "world news tonight" this saturday. the alert for drivers. the recall tonight by an american car maker. nearly a million vehicles affected. >>> plus a man stranded in the desert after he calls trouble with his gps. the emotional cell phone video. we will tell what you he ate to survive. >>> plus breaking news tonight about at fastest man in the world. what happened? we'll tell you. steve was born to move. over the course of 9 days he walks 26.2 miles, that's a marath

it's unreal. >> tucker: where are you finding people? >> everywhere. you know, we worked through the emergency operations center and get dispatched to wherever people are calling in from. >> tucker: have you seen any looters? >> no, i have not, thank goodness. i've seen none and heard no reports of any. >> tucker: thank goodness. that's great. i'm glad to hear that. so have people been in trouble? >> oh, yes. i mean, personally i've done about 110 rescues since yesterday morning. >> tucker: that's unbelievable. what kind of -- 110 rescues? where are you finding people? in their houses, in their cars? >> in their houses, cars, entire neighborhoods. the video i sent you earlier was the neighborhood we went into yesterday. i took 60 something people out of the one neighborhood. same thing today. another neighborhood cut off by high water. we got in and brought 52 people out from there this afternoon. >> i know you're a volunteer real quickly what do you do for a living the rest of the time? >> i work with the city of angleton. >> tucker: i hope you get a

. >> the humidity is just unreal this morning if you haven't been out there. just crack open the window you may just want to be close it and stay inside today as we get a look at some of these temperatures now. get a look at that, 76 degrees in the south bay, san jose, the

. >> it's unreal. i feel like this isn't even my home. it's -- it's something i never thought would happen. >> reporter: but amid all this destruction, superheroes cheering up the youngest evacuees. >> you made that? >> yeah. >> good job. >> reporter: and this video -- ♪ a father playing the piano for his son -- calming his fears about the future. >> an incredible moment. a strong father right there. many school wrs danged as well, and houston pushing back the start of classes to the second week of september now, and they will be serving students three meals a day when they get back. >>> what's left of harvey is still packing a a reported tornado destroying a home in pickens county, alabama. several people taken to the hospital. action's senior meteorologist, rob marciano tracking it all. he is in richmond, texas tonight. rob? >> reporter: with harvey on the right side of what's left of this storm, take a look. a tornado watch now in effect in alabama, mississippi and much of western tennessee for the next few hours and we have warnings

unreal. >>> all right. john clark, what do you have coming up in sports. >> tough decision for the fimmies. will they induct pete rose into the wall of fame and match the catch of the year in baseball tonight. we'll show you that. it is heating up at eagles camp. first full day of full tackles and we'll hear from carson wentz and who will die their beard green. that is next. hello, peco. hi. can you help me save on my energy bill? old appliances. like a hot water heater? it's around here somewhere. nope. nope. what is this thing? sir, have you looked in the basement? huh. oh, yeah. no wonder. it was hidden behind all of my free weights. if you're not an expert, peco can help. we have lots of ways to help you save energy and money. peco. the future is on. >>> this is sports desk. brought to you by xfinity, x 1 will change the way you experience tv. >> i'm john clark from csn, envelope reported carson wents asked what are you doing to improve the team. he got him some receivers. look at who is out there for t

. >> unreal. mike schmidt, barry bond, hank aaron, babe ruth not even the greatest home run hitters in the history of america has done what phillies phenom rookie reese hoskins has done and he does it again today. reese hoskins red hot bursting on the scene, final a begins cubs, how about hoskins makes diving catch in left. he has only been playing the outfield for a movement he can do it all. he starts a triple play, caesar hernandez, tommy joseph , phillies turn the rare triple play seven-four, three. >> phillies down three to nothing until the fifth nik williams out of here, two run shot. phillies score five times in the fifth to take the lead. then in the eighth saving the best for last, reese hoskins, holy smokes, the legend continues. a phillies record, sixth straight game with the home run, hoskins is fastest player in baseball history to 11 homes runs gets a curtain call , phillies six-three. hats off they take two of three from the world champions >> yeah, it is something i will always re

and unreal, in some ways. chris suarez, a reporter for a local newspaper. two ministers who previously expressed opposing views on brexit have written a joint newspaper article clarifying the government's position. writing in the sunday telegraph, philip hammond and liam fox confirm there will be a transition period to help businesses adjust, but it will only last for a limited period of time. their comments are being seen as an attempt to show unity between the rival sides on europe in theresa may's cabinet. earlier, i spoke to our political correspondent, jonathan blake, and i asked him if there was disunity in the cabinet. before the start of the summer break, with briefings from one side or another, those who want brexit to happen as quickly as possible like liam fox, and those pushing for a more cautious approach led by the chancellor, philip hammond. you have those two senior cabinet ministers writing this joint peace in the sunday telegraph this morning, attempting a show of unity, putting their differences aside and saying, we agree on these things

it was kind of frightening and unreal in some ways. that was chris suarez from one of the local newspapers. a photographer, ryan kelly, was covering the protest when the car ploughed into the crowd. kelly, was covering the protest when the car ploughed into the crowdm was, sadly, what you would expect from a car hitting a group of people at speed. people were trying to dive out of the way, some successful, some not. some people were knocked into the air. i had been covering everything leading up to the rally, starting this morning, a bunch of people clashing over emancipation park. later in the day, the counter protesters were marching through town, and the car came past me ploughing into the crowd at speed, obviously with the intention to cause damage. there is one image that has stuck with some people which i see as the most storytelling, because the crowd is making impact with the crowd and a numberof making impact with the crowd and a number of people are being impacted in different directions, being turned upside down, being hit b

. >> unreal. something to get your monday going. exercise, adrenaline. wild card in the forecast that could include thunderstorms nearby. this hot area of high pressure. it is not only for california, we are seeing this unusual push of high pressure in the pacific northwest. you are going to see temperatures in portland and seattle beclose to 100. as a head into tomorrow mornings forecast we recollect aare used. south bay a sunny start and 62. find some low clouds near the bay and for san francisco to start. again, temperatures will be on the rise tomorrow for a few select cities. the good news, it is not a hot dry offshore wind. so not looking at extremely warm beach weather in the forecast. right here in the south bay you have 91 in san jose tomorrow and take your eyes down to gilroy, the hottest at 100. warmest weather tomorrow. record setting heat coming across the bay. 101 in walnut creek. check out the difference, once you head over the east bay hills, seventies to 80s. you have to watch out for air qualities. the worst level of pollution. if you h

film and a week later i got a call that i had a meeting set with steven spielberg which was a very unreal call sort of a dream experience and then i went in and met with steven and he couldn't have been lovelier i was very nervous to lollywood both play a significant part in the pentagon papers we know you know i think she was a source of support and encouragement for her mother at the time and that is what's reflected in the film who plays golf from groom knows streep yeah. well and who does tom hanks play he plays ben bradley the editor and my closest friends while wow where they shooting were shooting in new york not in washington. all because it's a lot of interiors i'm sure they'll shoot some exteriors in washington it's not a movie magic i'm sure a great it's going to call the pentagon papers it's called the papers up next alson on strange job seeker talents and the perks of celebrity she's in the low the little hours spielberg's the papers she's in everything but we'll be right back with alison brie who but all this has been done you still or you haven't shot the papers yet no no w

. >> one of those individuals is this picture going viral, unreal. >> absolutely, this picture we talk about those victims, look at the face of a rescuer. got to give this guy's name, he robert gold rich from harris county sheriff's department sleeping on the floor because he spent so many hours on his feet saving people's life, the first chance he got to take some much needed rest, probably saved a lot of lives. let's check in with pete who is standing by, what is coming up. >> hurricane harvey, as you wake up, the water still rising. we will have texas governor greg abbott, the largest disaster america has ever faced as the city and country watches heroism but also continued moments with you cannot imagine before your eyes. we are going to cover every single act. can't sleep? take that. a breathe right nasal strip instantly opens your nose up to 38% more than allergy medicine alone. shut your mouth and say goodnight, mouthbreathers. breathe right. rob: donald trump will arrive in texas at pledges federal support to victims of tropical storm harvey. >> of houston convention center, mo

. >> unreal rainfall numbers. scott a storm threatening the east coast. >> yeah, a threatening. parts of north, south carolina. as right now, it's number 10. doesn't have a name yet. about 40 miles south of charleston, south carolina. it will become irma as we go into the next 24-36 hours. then by the time we go into tuesday afternoon near the outer banks. then said and done out over the open walter. peak of hurricane season, september 11th. >> scott pagett. thanks. become to norah o'donnell in houston. >> anthony, thank you. we should note that some who have made it out of the floodwaters are still struggling to find shelter relief and medical attention. some take refuge in churches as they wait for help to come. here is jericka duncan. >> this east houston church quickly turned into emergency shemter as evacuees searching for higher ground had no place else to go. like fabian perez and his family, very little belongings left. >> i see your children don't have any shoes. >> nobody, nobody has any shoes. we are doing whatever we can. >> literally escaping for your life. >> some

. >> unreal. it was very cool. even though we're concerned, we didn't know what was going on with it, it was sad, it wouldn't leave. >> reporter: the harbor patrol used boats and hoses to help steer it in the right direction. paddle borders also did their part. the whale swam out and back in at one point. exprlths say the gray whale is underweight but otherwise healthy. >> could have been trying to track some food but probably followed something a bit interesting and got turned around and trying to find its way out. >> reporter: after spending most of the day in and out of the harbor, the whale swam out the ocean, leaving people with an unforgettable memory. >> to see it like that so close, it was right under me flipping around and practically waving. >> i've lived here my whole life, never seen anything like this. i hope it doesn't happen again because it's not safe for the whale but ity cool. >> reporter: they say the best thing to do is just keep your distance and let the experts get the whale back to where it i

this is unreal and i don't know where this water came from. >> molly: an incredible story there with the volunteers. there are hundreds of people still out there. they're traveling miles to get to them and we will be right back with more on this situatio situation. >> matt finn still on the scene in texas. see you in an hour. >> "outnumbered" starts right now. >> fox news alert. tropical storm harvey making landfall again. now taking aim at the state of louisiana. but the danger is far from over in texas. beaumont and port arthur just east of houston pummeled by more than 25 inches of rain in the past 24 hours. the towns under water, cut off. thousands still trapped, waiting for rescue. this is "outnumbered." i'm sandra smith here today, host of kennedy, kennedy and also from fbn, me dagen mcdowell. and jillian turner is

the stench was unreal. no one listened to what was said. they didn't clean the area where they needed to be in the low-lying areas. no one listened. no one took hardly any -- they weren't affair, and it was the eye of the storm, the stuff that did the killer. it was just tremendous, and we had tornadoes afterward. the winds were over 250 miles per hour. host: hurricane audrey taking place june 1957. the images on tv with hurricane harvey brought that all back to you this week? caller: oh, my god. it's terrible. but no, worse. it's terrible what i went through. i never, never want to go through anything like it. i shake. i was 12 years old when it happened. that's all i can say. host: phone lines are open this morning to hear your thoughts on what's happening down in texas, your thoughts on the response at this point from federal officials, from state officials, from civilians as well. if you're in the eastern or central time zones, 202-748-8000. if you're in the mountain or pacific time zones, 202-748-8001. and if newer texas, 202-748-8002.

it's unreal to see that play out even above the rainfall amounts we could have ever imagined for texas. that and our weather linking into that as very high temperatures are expected to move in over the next couple of days and this is our little break. this morning a deeper marine layer and a breezy wind that will bring in cooler temperatures even to parts of the bay area. cupertino up to 83 degrees. also 83 in san jose. as you check out the seven-day forecast it is going to be over 100 degrees heading into the labor day week. 75 in san mateo. san francisco reaching into the mid to upper 60s today. a high of 80 degrees. as you're getting ready we start out with a few clouds. you may also need a jacket this morning as we've had a cooler start and sandals later on today. great for that and especially the next couple of days as we have the excessive heat watch issued for most of the bay area away from the immediate coastline. q) 1015 degrees. inland areas will see triple digits extending through next tuesday. and mike says the most change has been san jose. >> we have the traffic flow real

>> unreal. jackson up and over the fence at fenway robbing boston of a home run. the red sox challenged the catch. it was upheld because his feet were over the field of play when he caught the ball. amazing grab came in a losing effort. red sox get a home run with two outs in the bottom of the ninth. 12-10 in what might be the game of the year and the play of the year as well. >> i don't know how they do it. let's get a check on moneystream this morning. stocks are mixed after the dow hit its fifth straight record close. that's its 31st this year and puts it 30 points away from the next milestone, 22,000. the nasdaq and the s&p 500 also closed higher as well. you look at all the majors they are coming off their strongest month since february. investors shrugging off the turmoil we're seeing in washington. you can give all the credit to big corporate profits. earning season well underway for the second quarter and companies so far have beat expectations. apple shares surging 6% overnight to an all time high after delivering surprisingly strong earnings. the june qu

they are red hot over a four game sweep over the atlanta braves and the phillies are unreal and thanks to the resensuccess they are no longer the worst team in baseball and the younger players are finally stepping up and pete mackanin is happy about that. >> i like the energy of the youth. it's fun to watch these guys. and i think there is some competition there. and the competition comes from results that certain players get that is what we are seeing now and hopefully it continues through the ends of the season. >> and hopefully it continues tonight with starter aaron nola on the mound he was on fire in july. 1.32 era. more coming up in sports at 6:00. live at eagles team headquarters in philadelphia. jeff skversky, channel 6 "action news." >> thank you jeff. >>> hundreds of delaware young professionals attended a conference to learn the best way to grow careers and have an impact on the communities. the summit was held in wilmington and the younger adults mingled with seasoned professionals along the state and the conference was the first of its kind in the area. heads up for job se