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SUNDAY CONVERSATION: Animal cruelty cases on the rise, Houston SPCA says FacebookTwitterEmail 1of3 A dogs looks out of his carrier as the Houston SPCA sent about 25 dogs and over 100 animals total to the Austin Humane Society as storms threaten the Texas coast Tuesday, Aug. 25, 2020, in Houston.Steve Gonzales, Houston Chronicle / Staff photographerShow MoreShow Less 2of3 Game Warden Dustin Dockery and Houston SPCA's Wildlife Center of Texas' Debbie Mitchell release a female bald eagle back into the wild, Friday, June 12, 2020, in Baytown. The bald eagle came into the SPCA's Wildlife Center of...

Ratify the deal so far. the u.s. and canada are awaiting the final product. tens of thousands of residents in east texas are back in their homes tonight after evacuations prompted by a massive chemical plant fire. correspondent casey stegall is live tonight in port neechesz. -- neeches. i was with my family at my mother's house. she lives in port author. >> he was thankful to be back home after the evacuation orders lifted for 50,000 residences in and aren't port neches, texas 45 miles east of houston. following two powerful blasts on wednesday at the tpc group plant. explosion so large the fi...

Yesterday. it's only going to get worse it's a slow-moving system. these heavy rain bands could did you ever regret what you did for the president? move over areas like houston and >> i can't think of any instance port author. that occurred. rainfall predictions up to 7 to >> let me show you an interview 10 inches isolated could get up you did on february 22nd, 2019 to close to a foot and a half of let me show it to you. rain that's a lot of water in a short period of time drought conditions over the last may 2019 thank you. >> i don't ever remember the month or so, so that's helped so far. so...

Immediately. in all the countries of the world. on the threat of coastal flooding alone, we're now on a list along with bangladesh, china, egypt, india, indonesia, japan, the philippines and vietnam. two votes of note from "the times" here. the first from an oxford university professor and report author who says the report is, quote, telling us we need to reverse emissions trends and turn the world economy on a dime. another of the report's authors a climate scientist at duke university says, quote, this report makes it clear this is no way to mitt game climate change without getting rid of co...

China, egypt, india, indonesia, japan, the philippines and vietnam. two quotes of note from the "times" here. the first from an oxford university professor and report author who says the report is, quote, "telling us we need to reverse emissions trends and turn the world economy on a dime." another of the report's authors, a climate scientist at duke university, says "this report makes it clear there is no way to mitigate climate change without getting rid of coal." that's the same coal the president ran on, the same coal he mentions in so many speeches. that's been the change in the business ...