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called wafer thin evidence. this is where impeachment becomes the norm rather than the exception. that s not how our founding fathers intended. they wanted impeachment to be rare. they set a high bar for impeachment. alleged abuse of power, the first article is not a high crime or misdemeanor. in fact it s not even a crime. since there is no concise legal definition of abuse of power the majority party in the house can designate nearly any disagreement with the president are now in an impeachable offense. the second article produced a similarly dangerous precedent. it s a practice that began with george washington and it s not obstruction of congress. rather it s a function of the essential checks and balances contemplated under the constitution. it is what every grade school student in america knows but apparently house democrats do not. let the third branch of government decide to come up they are the referees. the house has never, i repeat never, approved an abuse of power ....
well over a thousand people rescued, not just from their homes, but from their vehicles. some people have been clinging to trees and other things like this with swift-moving flood waters. we ve also rescued more than 100 pets at this point. of course, this is happening with multiple agencies involved. that was louisiana governor john bel edwards earlier today describing the harrowing conditions and rescue efforts under way in his state at this hour. deadly flood waters are waist high, some places higher and are rising as inches of rain are expected. they continue to pound parts of the gulf coast this weekend. storms could continue through tuesday. at least two people have died, hobbly more, we don t know. major roads are closed. highways are closed. flights are delayed getting in and out. as you heard, dozens, perhaps hundreds to be evacuated from their homes. the water shot through the trailer and my son said come get us out. he said you all got out. we got some ....
your councmmunity. they will take a wrecking ball to our economy. if you don t want to be saying the words speaker of the house pelosi. the mid-term elections used to be boring, don t they? do you even remember what they were? people used to say what is that? now it is the hottest thing. the border has been a key part of the president s pitch for weeks now. cnn has learned he hated that main tv ad unveiled last week to close out the campaign that featured an upbeat message on the economy and blurred out cnn logo. republican officials said the president insisted on a hard line immigration message to fire up the base. that ad racist in tone and rejected by cnn and eventually fox news before fox s biggest star appeared on stage at the president s rally in missouri. something sean hannity said he would not do. the president s talk about the caravan weighing on the gop vote. a top republican aide who said many prefer to win the midterms on the economy without d deh ....
police zero in on three fellow students. the dead girls friend. a small group of shelley s fellow students. had a budding artist designed a seemingly perfect murder? there was the boyfriend, fascinated with weapons. he had daggers. knives. swords. who collects that kind of stuff? reporter: there was the guy always hoping to get her attention. trying to corner her in the hallways at school. texting her on the phone. she s like, he s really weirding me out. reporter: but maybe the brutality of the crime pointed to the roommate. something like a lover would do. a spurned lover. absolutely. shelly nance was a shy girl. a budding artist who greatest pleasure was to sit in her room and draw. with thattal entd. she earned a scholarship to the art institute of dallas. she was thriving. then, the unthinkable happened. shelly was stabbed to death. and investigatored zero in on three possible suspects. one harbored a dark obsession fuelled by jealousy. on ....
he had daggers. knives. swords. who collects that kind of stuff? reporter: once there was a quiet, little girl in a quiet, little town who liked to draw. she drew the butterflies that floated, quiet like her, around italy, texas. spelled just like the country. but they pronounce it it-ly. she drew a butterfly in her art class when she was in elementary school. and all the little girls are like, oh, that s so good. draw me one. draw me one. reporter: her name was samantha michelle nance, but everybody called her shelley. and her mother, cynthia, loves to tell this story about her. everybody was just so impressed with her butterfly that she said, well, i think i m gonna be an artist cause i think i can do this. you know? so she just started honing her her artistic talent from that point. she would draw everything, anything, everything. she just loved to draw. and she d draw and draw and draw. reporter: shelley was different than the other girls at sch ....