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Senator marky has been endorsed by alexandria ocasio cortez, his house side partner on the green new deal, election 2020. the key is the primary that is earlier than november. >> millions of people near houston are working to recover from tropical depression imelda as they face heavy rain and deadly flooding. casey steagall is on the ground in huffman, texas with the latest where hopefully things are getting better but you have a lot of standing water behind you. >> we really do. 30 miles east of houston, remember points east and north of the metro area received the highest amounts of rain. a ...

Sometime tomorrow. >> there's still so much recovery underway as well. rick leventhal, thank you so much. following monday's landmark ruling by an oklahoma judge, johnson & johnson find half $1 billion, word tonight and another major pharmaceutical company is working on hammering out a multibillion-dollar settlement rather than facing hundreds or thousands of lawsuits on its own. casey steagall tells us what is at stake tonight. >> for do, make of oxycontin defend itself vigorously in the opioid litigation but sees little good coming from years of litigation and appeals, the drugmaker is repor...

Inmates to get credit towards an early release for good behavior. most of the prisoners were convicted of drug-related offenses. ♪ ♪ connell: 50 years ago today history was made in space as apollo 11 landed on the moon. neil armstrong became the first person to walk on the moon. the historic event changed the future of space exploration, and buzz aldrin -- who was right behind armstrong that day -- reflected on the moment earlier today. >> it was a magnificent tribute to all of humanity and especially to united states. to be able to carry out this sort of a challenge. and yet as i looked a...

Has been some day. casey. >> reporter: some day, indeed. you might note a little something behind me. this is the saturn 5 rocket. now, nasa calls it their heavy-lifting vehicle because it was designed to carry man to moon. in fact, it has the capability of carrying ten school buses and sending it into the earth's orbit, and it can travel some 6,000 miles per hour. just a little piece of history that we've been able to get up close and personal and see today here at johnson space center. earlier in the day we had unprecedented access. you've got to see this. we had a chance to go inside the mi...

Cutting your own path. >> reporter: clearly, a lot has changed over the last 50 years. probably most notably would be the technology. believe it or not, there is more power and there is more technology in your smartphone that many of us carry nowadays than all of the computers inside that mission control room that got men to and back home from the moon safely. absolutely astonishing. connell: really is amazing. safe and sound. great stuff the, casey. casey steagall in houston. new developments ahead tonight on president trump's war of words with four left-wing congresswomen. plus, we have ...