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>> investigators are still piecing together a motive for yesterday's shooting. there's word tonight of a train fire that disrupted amtrak service in the northeast for several hours. a new jersey transit train using the amtrak right-of-way caught fire near morristown, pennsylvania. amtrak had to suspend service from wilmington to trenton and the route was closed for about two hours. at last report, two of the lines remain closed. eight people are dead, another three wounded in a terror attack in india. it happened today in the city of near new delhi. it's the most significant terrorist inci...

Measures including the right to shoot down u.s. strategic bombers, even when not yet the air space border of our country. you know, it's one thing when they are threatening to turn us into a nuclear sea of fire or some crazy thing or calling our president mentally deranged or playground/south park tantrum stuff that makes nuclear north korea scary but funny, but clearly, if there has been any strategy behind our new president's insult comic approach to the north koreans, it doesn't seem to be working. remember when he threatened he would rain fire and furry like the world has never seen on -- ...

That makes nuclear north korea scary but also sometimes funny as well. but clearly, if there has been any strategy behind our new president's insult comic approach to the north koreans, it doesn't seem to be working. remember when he threatened he would rain fire and fury like the world has never seen on -- rain that down on north korea if they ever threatened us again? remember what their response was? they tested a hydrogen bomb. i mean, they started threatening us the day he wielded his fire and fury at them and they didn't stop. and they then tested a hydrogen bomb. and the threats have es...

>> this is a landmark event. we have not seen an event like this. >> reporter: with 25 inches of rain on the ground and another 25 inches expected to fall, some rivers and waterways are still days away from cresting which could add up to houston's average yearly rainfall coming in the span of a few days. some 13 million people from corpus christi to new orleans are under flood advisories as it continues to pummel inland areas. >> i see the water rise to my second floor. the water is so deep that we cannot swim. we could lose our lives trying to get out of this. all the neighborhood is trapped ...

Many more are waiting to be served. private citizens now using their own boats to ferry trap residents to safety. two feet of rain has already fallen and that could double in the next few days. tropical storm harvey has barely moved since slamming to shore as a hurricane, and may become even stronger. how much worse could it get? and presidential response. calling the flooding, quote, historic, president trump will visit texas tomorrow, says he may travel saturday to louisiana where he has also declared a federal emergency. at the same time he's caught up in a new controversy, defending his ...