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The water rose around her home. is it scary being surrounded by flood water like that? this it scary being surrounded by flood water like that?— water like that? this was the first time i water like that? this was the first time i was _ water like that? this was the first time i was scared. _ water like that? this was the first time i was scared. in _ water like that? this was the first time i was scared. in the - water like that? this was the first time i was scared. in the past i i time i was scared. in the past i always thought, we will get three or four or even five feet of flood water, ...

Monday's deadly must live swept whole families to their deaths. homes and livelihoods destroyed. emergency workers in quito undertake the grim task of searching for bodies and pulling them out of thick mud. it came after 17 hours of non—stop rain. a gorge overwhelmed above the areas of la gasca and la comuna. translation:— la gasca and la comuna. translation: ., , ., , translation: people are playing in the field and _ translation: people are playing in the field and they _ translation: people are playing in the field and they could - translation: people are playing in the field and they c...

The way, get the third shot. >> dr. vin gupta, hayes brown, dr. crystal watson, it it is a fascinating conversation. i'm so grateful we had you three with us tonight. thank you so much for joining us. still ahead the pressure is on for congress to address the rising economic issues ahead of the midterm elections. i'm going to speak with congresswoman susan wilde when we come back. plus there's a new sheriff in silicon valley. we're going to take a look at twitter's new ceo anda how he' already making waves his first week on the job. but first richard lui is here with the headlines. hey, richar...

Floods of 1996: A brutal wave of Oregon storms 25 years ago unleashed perilous ice and destructive flooding Updated Feb 02, 2021; Posted Feb 02, 2021 A road proved unmanageable for cars in February 1996, and one driver decided to continue on foot. (The Oregonian)Oregonian Facebook Share “Don’t go outside if you don’t have to.” If you were in Portland and channel-surfing from your couch 25 years ago this week, that’s the message you heard over and over from local TV reporters. It was good advice. The roads were slick, with highways transformed into “parking lots [with] jack-knife...

A lot of ships. wading through the water, the thick mud, we make it to the shore and think we spot a guard. that looks like a military guy off to the right, under that tree? let's go quick. let's walk really fast, boys. back on the mainland, some of the rohingya who might end up on that island. 750,000 fled the horror in myanmar, where many were tortured, some raped, some killed by the myanmar military. u.n. investigators call it genocide. rohingya we spoke to now living in bangladesh already victimized once say they do not want to be moved to that island. where would you like to go? "i would ...