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Police say it appears to be an accident. the driver in two others in the lobby suffering minor injuries, unclear if the driver will face charges. tropical depression ml the --i --imelda making landfall in texas. the houston area bracing for life-threatening flash flooding. dumping more than 4 inches of rain in some areas, strong winds coming ashore, battling galveston, fears waves in the gulf and this is one of three major storms brewing in the atlantic. overnight hurricane humberto rumbling tow...

This was imelda that formed vulnerable in the primaries. brian: did you enjoy the yesterday now a depression. the bottom line is it is appearance here? ainsley: he roasted joe biden. going to bring an incredible amount of rain to southeast steve: dana perino is waiting texas. in some cases over 12 inches for you. brian: very angry. >> im physically afraid. of rainfall with this system over the next couple of brian: ben shapiro. straight ahead, he has five days. not only for southeast texas but i...

Al, whos in the danger zone here >> right now, lester, everyone from texas right on into louisiana has to worry about this its 30 miles west of galveston. 40-mile-per-hour winds, moving north at 7 the flash flood watches extend into louisiana were looking at imelda slowly pushing inward tonight with rain and thunderstorms. rainfall rates up to 1 to 3 inches per hour, and that could be life-threatening flash flooding rainfall amounts generally from 6 to 12 inches of rain, but 18 inches are possib...

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Were following multiple severe weather threats including a tropical storm that just hit texas. its raising the danger of life-threatening flash flooding. our meteorologist jennifer gray is joining us with the latest. what do we know, jennifer? >> wolf, this one just formed this afternoon and 15 minutes later it made landfall. this is imelda impacting texas. we also have humberto as well as tropical depression 10. so the tropics are lighting up as it should, and this is the peak of hurricane seas...

>> you are all named ripley. >> my name is joanne and im -- janice: girls trip? >> believe it or not. janice: are you getting into trouble. >> no. janice: not yet but trying. 63 and a little cool in new york city. but we are having a fun time here out on fox plaza. we do have the potential for showers and thunderstorms across texas. this is a disturbance we are watching. its not going to become a named storm but going to bring potential for downpours and flash flooding. say hi to ainsley, steve,...

Know how flood prone they are. and it is already pouring this morning in galveston, and that way, so this is over the next four days, so this is going to be a slow drifting system. and this area of pink here, thats all seven inches of rain. so for this region shall the national weather service has said we are under a moderate risk of flash flooding, and its going to be an issue as we go throughout the next couple of days on and off. as far as the big hurricane humberto, big as in size, not as in...

Areas that were hardest hit two weeks ago. because they simply cant fly to those islands to bring in supplies. they have search and rescue teams on stand-by who will be spending the night through the weather, just in case. theres flash flooding for people who need to be rescued. and theyve been going around, giving hard, thick, plastic tarps to the people who are trying to stay in whats left of their homes so they can best prepare for more weather coming their way. the bahamian government would ...

Theres obviously the physical way, the fact that there is going to be rain and wind and the homes or whats left of the homes on abaco or marsh harbor cant with stand much more. now, there are ngos, usa id and volunteers who were out there. they are staying through the weather and they say that they have brought additional supplies. this is going to put a pause on relief efforts to those areas that were hardest hit two weeks ago because they simply cant fly to those islands to bring in supplies. ...