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NBC Nightly News-20150530-00:44:00

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NBC Nightly News-20150530-00:36:00

of highway will close for a week due to flooding and the rain. it just won't stop with more storms firing up across the south tonight. our janet shamlian has more from dallas. >> reporter: texas lashed again, this time dallas was hardest hit. pounding rains flooded roads and brought the morning rush hour to a stop. >> we're at a standstill. can't go left, can't go right. >> reporter: a portion of a highway now closed for up to seven days. more than 7 inches of rain slammed the area. more than 200 people needed emergency rescues after flash flooding submerged cars. even a tow truck driver who came to help others was stuck. >> the water shut my truck down, and the water started rising immediately. >> reporter: north of dallas, a police officer had to be airlifted out after raging floodwaters surrounded his squad car. near houston, a triple threat. waters rising on the brazos, san jacinto and colorado rivers. several homes under water. >> you just don't know

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - MSNBC - 20150530:20:29:00

>> all the while, richard is in the dark, not knowing whether his home is still standing. >> we just didn't know and we couldn't get anybody to tell us. >> finally, richard gets the call he's been waiting for. >> two weeks later someone was able to check the neighborhood. they told us that our house was still there. >> the fire has died down just across the road from richard's home. >> the fire was about 150 yards from where i'm standing right here. if you look straight over there, you could still see where it's kind of burnt and it just went right over us. >> but others aren't so lucky. in a sad twist, the friend that delivered the good news to richard, brian gurtz lost his home, just two miles away from richard. just like hundreds of other bastrop residents, brian returns to find nothing but a foundation and charred memories. >> this is just one of 1,600 homes that burned.

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ABC World News Tonight With David Muir-20150530-00:33:00

that's over 35 trillion gallons of water. and off the blanco river in central texas, a grim discovery. the body of 6-year-old andrew mccomb. his aunt described the call his mother made as the house was washing away. >> she called me, said i'm in a house floating down the river. tell mom and dad i love you, and pray. >> reporter: and tonight, a drone equipped with heat-sensing cameras searching for others still missing. all the rain has rivers spilling over their banks. right now, in areas around houston, mandatory evacuations. and here, this may look like a river, but it's actually a county road. the only way out, via boat. >> just incredible. texas needs a break today. thank you, matt. rob marciano in denton county, texas.

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NBC Nightly News-20150530-23:01:00

after a punishing week of historic rain and deadly flooding. the wettest rain for texas and oklahoma just got wetter. a flash flood watch remains in effect for dallas. and in hard hit wimberly texas, it's starting to dry out. more than 70 search teams, 1500 volunteers in all, intensified their efforts to find several people still missing. we begin there tonight with janet shamlian in wimberly. janet? >> reporter: good evening, floodwaters across texas are receding you would not know it to look at the fast moving blanco river right now. the storms are moving out. right now we're in the middle of a deluge tomorrow it should be dry. finally some relief for people who need it. >> as rain moved out of hard hit wimberly more than 1500 volunteers came in, many with no connection to the community. >> we're just all devastated at what happens. >> this week's

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ABC World News Tonight With David Muir-20150530-01:00:00

as he was riding the number five bus this is video from muni. karen sellers says she noticed him moving closer as she was sitting in the wheelchair section of the bus. just before the bus came to a stop she tells me the man pretended to fall on her and covered her purse with his jacket to obscure what he was doing. >> my hands are free. but i could feel fumbling you know, down here. and i pushed him to get him off of me. i pushed. >> she says she noticed her purse had been open and her wallet, gone. so she started to yell for the bus driver that she

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ABC World News Tonight With David Muir-20150530-00:42:00

searching for clues at the scene of that horrific quadruple homicide and fire. and as prime suspect 34-year-old daron wint sits behind bars, charged with murder in connection with the killing of savvas, amy and phillip savopoulos and housekeeper vera figeroa, unresolved questions remain about the $40,000 in cash delivered to the home before it was set ablaze. according to a criminal complaint, an employee referred to as "w-1," savvas' driver tasked with handling daily assignments for him made the money drop. w-1 initially told police savvas called him to deliver a package the day of the fire, but later said savapoulos sent him those instructions by text the day before. and police say w-1 admitted that it lied when he told police the car where the money was to be dropped was locked. >> i suppose he could have made a mistake. what's striking is, there are a number of mistakes he corrects.

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CNN International-20150530-07:07:00

>> it was never going to be a dull day. protesters busting the peace wanting israel to be suspended for allegedly restriction movement to palestinian players. this is where most of the protesters are about 100 or so outside. they're actually being held across the road from the hall. that's the stadium where the voting is going on right now. and take a look across the road here. this gives you an idea of how far the protesters are being held back. crossing over the road. right over here, you can see the police. maybe a dozen or so. maybe 20 police. there are a couple of policemen out here that are ready for more action. we see them. the policeman over here who has got a smoke gun. >> then, there was the bomb threat, the delegates had lunch. all remain calm. this is the place to get the best view of what is happening. a live shot position overlooking all of the events here. down there, that's where the protesters are.

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CNN Newsroom With Fredricka Whitfield-20150530-15:08:00

organizers? >> well i think most voters are less concerned with gender or race or identity politic thans they are with the politicians' policies and experience and record. i don't know that that matters a whole lot. another point i want to touch on that we touched on before. i am not normally one to give credit to early polls. but there was one that caught my eye. this was among democrats in maryland. when governor o'malley was still governor. they were asked who would they prefer hillary clinton or martin o'malley. this is in maryland and secretary clinton won 63-3. i've seen closer scores in video games set on easy mode. he has a tough road ahead to distinguish himself. i don't think secretary clinton is ahead in the democratic primary because she's a woman. i think she's ahead you know because she's more of a national name brand. she has more of a record that people are aware of. and so you know i think the identity politics question is

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - MSNBC - 20150530:20:07:00

but just before the haboob reaches the highway, he makes a mad dash for safety. >> when the dust storm hit, i had jumped in my car and it was instantaneous blackout. i'd never been in a dust storm that turned the light out that fast before. >> incredibly, the historic haboob on july 5th rolls through the city without a single death reported. he credits phoenix residents for observing proper haboob protocol. >> it might have been due to the warning that the national weather service put out about this. but one of the nice things about this particular storm was there were very few injuries associated with it. people were able to do the things they were supposed to do. pull off to the side of the road, turn their lights off and take their feet off the brake. >> the city doesn't escape completely unscathed. the dense storm leaves thousands without electricity after blowing down multiple power poles. >> power just went out. >> for millions of others, the storm is a nuisance, but nothing

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