Pentagon is working with the white house to address the new guidelines from the president. A report found allowings transgender troops would have little impact on military cohesion, readiness or cost. For more we go to joel waldman who is live at the capital with the latest on all of this. Joel. Reporter its interesting to hear about these protests that you say are going on now. There is growing opposition among lawmakers on capitol hill to this. This happened out of left field. Press President Donald Trump simply said Transgender Service members will no longer be able to serve the United States military. For the approximately 250 people now serving openly is transgender in the military, and the thousand still in the shadows, the future is uncertain after this tweet. After consultation with my generals and experts, please be advised the United States government will not accept or allow transgender individuals to serve in any capacity in the u. S. Military. The surprise announcement wou
(KRON) – The Milpitas United School District had a temporary lockdown, requested by the Milpitas Police Department due to a report of a teenager with a weapon on Friday. Milpitas police were alerted to a report of a juvenile with a gun near Augustine Park at approximately 12:28 p.m. on Nov. 17. Augustine Park is […]
DAM B - NECHES RIVER
From 1:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. on Monday, the Neches River rose 14.52 feet, going from 60.0â to 74.52â in that 12 hour period.
The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers website reported that as of Monday afternoon, Dam B stood at 84.01 feet, while the normal upper pool elevation is 83.00 feet. The Corps of Engineers website also said that as of Monday afternoon, Dam B was releasing 37,500 cubic feet of water per second.
The following announcement came from Tyler County Emergency Management late Monday afternoon:
Tyler County Emergency Management is announcing that the Corps of Engineers at Dam B will be opening the gates causing the Neches River to rise to between 78 and 79 ft. Tyler County Emergency Management and the Tyler County Judge are recommending a voluntary evacuation of Barlow Lake Estates, Sheffield Ferry, and Mount Neches and any other areas that areas that are low lying prone to flooding.