Flood Lines News Today

The flood lines there. id say about almost 20 feet of water in this massive highway underpass here in beaumont, texas. the good news here in the last 12 hours, all of the water that was here is gone. and that car completely submerged so you can see the kinds of things that people here have been dealing with over the last couple of hours. >> the pictures. the perfect, the after, simply stunning. lets hope that water does get out and there is no more rain. wow. >> theyve been struggling in houston...

Are used during the fracking process. here you can see are ruptured gas lines, shooting up. that sent the authorities scrambling to work on the flood lines. this is on weld countys facebook page, destruction in and around an oil and gas tank. underneath it, it says fortunately it is shut off. well, how about the other thousands of similar sites across the county and state? the local cbs affiliate in denver asked the head of the colorado oil and gas association, the trade group there, just that q...

Destroyed in colorado, at least 30 bridges destroyed, 20 more damaged. they believe it will be over $100 million worth of damages just to bridges in the state. 2 billion worth of damage overall. there is another area of concern on the ground getting national attention. and it is the thousands of colorado oil and gas wells that are under water or that have been under water in these floods. one colorado anti-fracking activist has been looking at sites in the counties. he says you can see tanks at ...

With the collapsed scaffolding and the ropes that had the workers entangled. so, after consulting with mike to have him go a second time. >> flood lines illuminate the building, as jerome once again rappels down the side. the rescue goes off without a hitch. and both workers are taken to the hospital for observation. >> medically they were released from the hospital that evening and were 100% fine. >> an investigation later determines the scaffolding collapse due to a failure in the breaking sys...

Suspects. they said dozens. the prevailing theory right now is local criminals and thats because of the way they conducted the theft. in some cases, they cut the paintings out of the frames. a seasoned criminal wouldnt do that because that destroys the art, diminishes the value. also they were in the museum for 81 minutes, thats a lifetime in theft terms. usually the cardinal rule is get in, get out. they were there an hour and a half. nobody does that. and this mornings top stories, in fargo,...