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Still recovering from deadly floods. What was Tropical Storm bill is now a tropical depression, but that distinction is little comfort to folks where rivers are in danger of overflowing and roads are submerged. Tonight, flood watches and warnings stretch more than 1,200 miles to illinois and ohio. Omar villafranca is in dallas. Reporter bill pounded the texas gulf coast before racing up north towards oklahoma. The heavy rain caused flash flooding in sealy outside of houston and shut down roads more than 200 miles away in dallas. So far, the state has avoided a disaster, but problems could stil...

There. President obama, i anticipate, will thank the Health Care Workers for their service and underscore messages we have heard from this white house before. Namely to your point about the quarantines. Yesterday when president obama spoke, he talked about the fact that he does not believe this administration does not support mandatory quarantines. They fear that it could disincentivize Health Care Workers like dr. Kent brantly from going overseas to fight it at the source. The administrations argument is that is the key to dealing with the issue here in the united states, stomping out ebola i...

This is the cbs evening news with scott pelley. Dubois good evening, scott is on assignment. Im Maurice Dubois. This is our western edition. And we begin with a developing story in the midwest. Late today, at least two tornadoes touched down in central indiana, and the authorities are just beginning to assess the damage. The twisters struck near indianapolis, and about 50 miles north in the kokomo area. Vinita nair has the latest. Reporter drivers in kokomo captured the twister as it formed. C oh, my gosh. Anarbucks just got blown over. Reporter customers inside this restaurant captured the e ...

A new proposal by Gov. Kathy Hochul to ban masks on the New York subway is drawing pushback from disability advocates and civil liberties, who say the measure could violate

A new proposal by Gov. Kathy Hochul to ban masks on the New York subway is drawing pushback from disability advocates and civil liberties, who say the measure could violate