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Charges he now faces. >> so, let's get to tom llamas, with us live in washington tonight. and tom, we're just getting word as i mentioned a moment ago from that former state attorney down in palm beach, florida, who says what secretary acosta said today was, quote, completely wrong. >> reporter: david, this is quite the development. it just happened moments ago. you now essentially have the former state attorney and the u.s. attorney who were overseeing the epstein investigation pointing the finger at each other. that former state attorney from palm beach county says acosta was not only wrong,...

That flooding danger extending all the way to oklahoma city. interstate 44 shut down. the roadway submerged. rivers swollen. >> there's a lot of force in that water right there and it's going to continue to feed eventually all the way into arkansas. >> reporter: this round of rain means it will take even longer for residents downstream to dry out. >> and marcus moore with us live tonight from houston. and marcus, we know houston took a beating from storms there yesterday and now everyone there bracing for more tonight? >> reporter: yeah, that's right, david. and here in houston, there is groun...

>> it's practically hanging over the freeway at this point. >> reporter: winds gusting above 60 miles per hour at the airport. and to the east, at love field, dozens of vehicles submerged in the airport parking garage. you can hear the pumps going. trying to move the massive amounts of water that have made a real mess in north texas. as the storms move through ft. worth, a freight train derailing and catching fire. >> this has been a major operation and cleanup all morning long. car after car flipped over, smoke in the air. >> reporter: tonight, investigators trying to figure out what caused s...

They're going to mitigate it somehow. that's an interesting bit. there are no backpacks, no umbrellas, no alcohol, no big cases. no umbrellas. no coolers either. doesn't sound much like a party, but when things get going here, it will be insane, i'm sure. i'm not sure how people who get into these confined areas are going to survive for 12 hours, but i'm sure they will have their plan. plan b for something ready at the ready or a very, very strong bladder, because it is insane they're already lining up. ryan. >> yeah, miguel, they do it every year. a million people in times square. don't know ...

Thousands of families leaving everything behind, their homes, their clothes, everything, as the flames in california destroyed their communities. but today, even if for an hour, many of them are sitting down for a thanksgiving meal thanks to a team of volunteers and celebrity chef jose andres. he was talking me about firefighter who is have been busy rescuing people who are there now volunteering serving food. >> reporter: i know. it's ridiculous. listen, this fire started a couple of weeks ago and it's still not over. we had some rain last night and we're told that that rain actually helped d...