dallas, which has expanded light rail by luring economic development around new tracks and stations. but ridership is low, with less than 2% of dallas residents regularly using the system. our signature segment tonight looks at transit-oriented development in texas as part of our ongoing series on how cities are taking innovative steps to solve problems, make life better for residents and serve as a model for other cities. special correspondent karla murthy reports in this installment of "urban ideas." >> reporter: well before dawn, adriuanna hughes is starting her commute to work from a suburb south of dallas, texas. >> there's always a bit of congestion here. >> reporter: hughes loves her car, but the rush hour commute in dallas, even this early, can be painful. on a bad day, it can take her two hours each way, so she's changed how she gets to work. she parks here on the outskirts of downtown dallas and boards a train. >> when i did drive, i was a nervous wreck because of traffic. my commute varied too much. just some days it'd be really easy and really short, some days it'd be re

in the back field. play at the 12-yard line. and dallas. going to take a time-out. >> referee: 30 seconds. >> al: third down and if you are new orleans you're almost compelled to try -- i telle you what. this is the dangerous thing f. you run this play and it's 4th down you can't spike it. you have to get the field goal unit out there. >> cris: no way. you have to kick it at this point. >> al: 1,000% at this point you have to kick it though dallas will have time left on the clock. they would like to milk it to zero but they can't. >> cris: jason garrett had time-outs remaining and he'll at least have the opportunity here. >> al: a 30-yard attempt. drescher the snapper. mccown the holder. hocker the kicker. dallas has an extra point block. kicked. hits the upright. no good. it hits the upright. >> cris: can't return it. >> al: you can't return it. the play is dead. the play is dead. it hit the upright. that's the end of that play with 12 seconds. 30-yard field goal. no good. >> cris: that hit the upright like a pete rose single. dead solid. i thought it might kick over just enough.

the back field. play at the 12-yard line. and dallas. going to take a time-out. >> referee: 30 seconds. >> al: third down and if you are new orleans you're almost compelled to try -- i telle you what. this is the dangerous th g f. you run this play and it's 4th wn y uusan't upike it. you have to get the field goal unit out there. >> cris: no way. you have to kick it at this point. al: - ,000ll% at t s point you have to kick it though dallas will have time left on the clock. they would like to milk it to ro but chey can' >> ris: jason gar tt had time-outs remaining and he'll at least have the opportunity here. >> al: a 30-yard attempt. drescher the snapper. mccown the holder. hocker the kicker. dallas has an extra point block. kicked. hits the upright. no good. it hits the upright. >> cris: can't return it. >> al: you can't return it. the play is dead. the play is dead. it hit the upright. that's the end of that play with 12 seconds. 30-yard field goal. no good. >> cris: that hit the upright like a pete rose single. dead solid. i thought it might kick over just enough. it was on the ins

taking down dallas. we'll see you after c s i. i can't wait to see you soon. now at chili's, mix & match fajitas. with our new prime rib and your fresh mex favorites. [ woman vocalizing ] on wbz surveillance video of an armed robbery in progress. it could be part of a much larger crime spree. >> you thought today was great weight till great, wait till you see my forecast tomorrow. >> the patriots staying a perfect 4-0 on the season. a live look right now at the city on a beautiful fall evening. the weather could not be better for holiday weekend and it looks like the best is yet to come. good evening everybody. >> thanks for joining us columbus day will be quite warm tomorrow meteorologist barry burbank is here with the details. people are going to like this forecast. >> they are going to like the forecast. they have been loving me all weekend long. i don't know how long that's going to last. while it's good weather it's great. 57 degrees in boston. 48 dew point southwest breeze blowing at 14 miles an hour. that's the warm weather wind direction it's going to get warmer tomorrow.

in the back field. play at the 12-yard line. and dallas. going to take a time-out. >> referee: 30 seconds. >> al: third down and if you are new orleans you're almost compelled to try -- i telle you what. this is the dangerous thing f. you run this play and it's 4th down you can't spike it. you have to get the field goal unit out there. >> cris: no way. you have to kick it at this point. >> al: 1,000% at this point you have to kick it though dallas will have time left on the clock. they would like to milk it to zero but they can't. >> cris: jason garrett had time-outs remaining and he'll at least have the opportunity here. >> al: a 30-yard attempt. drescher the snapper. mccown the holder. hocker the kicker. dallas has an extra point block. kicked. hits the upright. no good. it hits the upright. >> cris: can't return it. >> al: you can't return it. the play is dead. the play is dead. it hit the upright. that's the end of that play with 12 seconds. 30-yard field goal. no good. >> cris: that hit the upright like a pete rose single. dead solid. i thought it might kick over just enough.

fueron a dallas con el destino en sus mano los de san josÉ fueron a dallas con el destino en sus manos. dallas tenÍa diferentes ideas. querÍan demostrar por quÉ son los lÍderes de la conferencia. atenciÓn, esto apenas comenzaba. se empataba el juego. otra vez, atenciÓn, el equipo de casa anotada y se le acabÓ la temporada a san josÉ. atenciÓn, los ocho clasificados a postemporada son los red bull, montreal, dc united y toronto. dallas vancouver, portland, seattle, sporing. raiders en la casa de los de san diego. terminÓ con 34 pases acertados. mÁs tarde, el pase de cooper. vÁmonos, touchdown. se fue 31 yardas para la anotaciÓn y los raiders se quedaron con la victoria. en la nfl, anotaciÓn esto se puso bueno. le caÍan los ladrones. notaba, pero en el Último periodo, terminÓ en manos del enemigo. ahora, se vendrÍa el pase perfecto. el equipo de jacksonville se anotÓ la victoria. vaqueros de dallas, mark serÍa interceptado. despuÉs, derreck cruzaba la lÍnea de anotaciÓn. se fue 58 yardas para la anotaciÓn del equipo de los gigantes. lo del mark, para el olvi

the back field. play at the 12-yard line. and dallas. going to take a time-out. >> referee: 30 seconds. >> al: third down and if you are new orleans you're almost compelled to try -- i telle you this is the dangerous thing f. you run this play and it's 4th down you can't spike it. you have to get the field goal unit out there. you have to kick it at this point. >> al: 1,000% at this point you have to kick it though dallas will have time left on the clock. they would like to milk it to zero but they can't. >> cris: jason garrett had time-outs remaining and he'll at least have the opportunity here. >> al: a 30-yard attempt. drescher the snapper. mccown the holder. hocker the kicker. dallas has an extra point block. kicked. hits the upright. no good. it hits the upright. >> cris: can't return it. >> al: you can't return it. the play is dead. the play is dead. it hit the upright. that's the end of that play with 30-yard field goal. no good. >> cris: that hit the upright like a pete rose single. dead solid. i thought it might kick over just enough. that ruined the party in new orlea

already hit by more than a foot of rain. streets as deep as rivers. >> look how quickly dallas has gone from drought to a flash flood. >> highways shut down. residents stranded. we have team coverage of this dangerous weather event right now. >>> live from abc news i in new york, saturday, october 24th, 2015, this is "good morning america." >> good morning, and we are coming on the e air in t midst of a major breaking weather story. the most powererful hurrane ever to hit the western hemisphere threening mexico and texas. >> we want you to take a look at this video. a truck flipping over in the high winds on a freeway in mexico. the storm made land fall overnight. it's dangerous and already headed to texas. a state alg with devastating floods. >> we are team coverage with rob anding by in texas. but we're going to start her with matt gutman on the ground in mexico. matt? good morning, dan. it took us six hour v hours to get here. that is how impassable the roads on. this is one of the towns hardest hit in the wind gusts. to town like so many others around here is a ghost town this

in the back field. play at the 12-yard line. and dallas. going to take a time-out. >> referee: 30 seconds. >> al: third down and if you are new orleans you're almost compelled to try -- i telle you what. this is the dangerous thing f. you run this play and it's 4th down you can't spike it. you have to get the field goal unit out there. >> cris: no way. you have to kick it at this point. >> al: 1,000% at this point you have to kick it though dallas will have time left on the clock. they would like to milk it to zero but they can't. >> cris: jason garrett had time-outs remaining and he'll at least have the opportunity here. >> al: a 30-yard attempt. drescher the snapper. mccown the holder. hocker the kicker. dallas has an extra point block. kicked. hits the upright. no good. it hits the upright. >> cris: can't return it. >> al: you can't return it. the play is dead. the play is dead. it hit the upright. that's the end of that play with 12 seconds. 30-yard field goal. no good. >> cris: that hit the upright like a pete rose single. dead solid. i thought it might kick over just enough.

dallas with the very latest for us this morning. hi, rob. >> reporter: paula, i tell you what, honeymoon or not, this hurricane broke all sorts of records. and it's continuing to weaken. and the moisture leading into texas, an area that clearly doesn't need any more rain. overnight, powerful flood waters ragigi throughout dallas, texas. streets transformed into rivers. stop s sned swallowed by thehe high waters. some residents trapped in their homes. others taking on the k ke deep watersrs nearly 16 inches of rain coming down. the torrential downpour hampbers hundreds of miles in texas. stranding drivers. >> we are running crazy. it's been a nightmare tonight. >> reporter: mother nature is not done yet. >> we are expecting a significant rainfall event this weekend. >> reporter: more rain on the way for an area that has gone from drought to flash floods. over a half foot of rn falling in@dallas. look at the water tryingo bridge. and moisture from patricia closes in, coastal areas would get a foot of rain. warning residents to stay off the roads. the radar lit up pretty much fro

tonight? >> this should make you feel better. dallas is one of eight teams that tom brady has an undefeated record against and they plan to keep it that way when they take on the cowboys this weekend in dallas. braidsy, by the way s3-0. and dallas may come with a lot of hoopla, but 2 pate -- the patriots are focused on strictly winning. >> reporter: getting ready for dallas and bulletin board material has been thrown and greg hardy has some personal remarks regarding tom brady. he took the high road in typical 12 fashion. >> we will have to be ready for all of the different types of moves he's got. they have a good d-line anyway. and count on getting pressure from the front fur and getting to the quarterback. i don't really care about his personal feelings. >> reporter: solid. now pats' biggest test could actually be up front in stopping the cowboys' running game. >> they obviously are very good offensive line, play well together, and we just have to do our jobbened execute, stopping the run first. >> they're big, physical, run well and, you know, they play well together. >> repo

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ciudades santuarios en su estado lanzÓ la advertencia al alguacil de dallas quien dijo que no mantendrÁ detenidos indocumentados acusados de delitos menores hasta que fueran puestos bajo custodias de autoridades migratorias la alguacil ha sido demandada precisamente por retener a indocumentados a peticiÓn de ice, ivÁn taylor tiene mas de esta polÉmica. ivÁn adelante. >> la verdad que es una polÉmica buenas tardes josÉ estamos hablando especÍficamente de 16 presuntos inmigrantes indocumentados que presentan la demanda alegan despuÉs pagar su fianza fueron detenido por tiempo innecesario en condado dallas y la llevan a tribunales y el gobernador abbott piden que sea mÁs dura y hasta la crÍtica. >> la alguacil de condado de dallas estÁ en el ojo de la tormenta esta firma de abogados presentÓ una demanda en que se acusa de violar la cuarta y quinta enmienda de constituciÓn de estados unidos. >> a estas 16 personas fueron detenidos no tuvieron la misma oportunidad de pagar una fianza y salir y tener su libertad antes de ser condenados. >> por su parte el gobernador de

tonight at 11:00. >> now sportscenter 5 with bob halloran' s . bob: the dallas cowboys made it through an entire day without saying anything sexist, inappropriate or insensitive. we' ll continue to monitor the situation and let you know if that changes before the end of this sportscast. meanwhile, did you know that it is not julien edelman and it is not rob gronkowski who leads the patriots in total yards from scrimmage? it is dion lewis. with 325 combined rushing and receiving yards, and 2 touchdowns - lewis is the patriots biggest surprise of this young season. coach likes him. >> he' s got a number of ways he can get the extra yards and his ability to catch the ball, to run inside and outside gives you a lot of options in the game. so, he makes the most out of what he has got. he has got a good skill set. not the same as other guys. the patriots are going through the big d and unlike mark chestnutt, i do mean dallas. they' ve lost 4 of 5 trips to dallas, but this is the first time they' ll play in the 3-million square foot texas stadium, a place where the entire statue of liberty could

pitcher dallas keuchel. the stros are making this hold up so far. if the yankees lose, the season is over. we will bring it back to you in a couple of minutes. let's get to the mets. they open friday in los angeles. a chance for all the guys to continue preparations except all the gaze weren't there. matt harvey apparently lost track of time. he showed up late, missed practice, nobody happy. he apologized. he will be lighter in the pocket, too. harvey will be fined for his latest brush with drama. >>> big day for baseball. the playoffs underway. we will have an update from the bronx in just a few minutes coming up in sports. bill. >> see you then, rob. >>> charges of assault dropped tonight against a rutgers football player, and now he wants to play ball again. rutgers is suspending their wide receiver avenue was charged in a brawl last month. but today the woman he was accused of slamming on the concrete is suddenly telling the judge she didn't want to testify. and earlier infamily court a restraining order against carew was lifted because the woman said it wasn't needed. >>> a "not

meteorologist at kttv our station in dallas, forth worth. >> scott, this is an amazing hurricane in terms of how fast is intensified. as you mentioned, the strongest hurricane ever. only typhoons have been stronger. the wind today were up to 200 miles per hour. that's as strong as an ef-5 tornado. it went from a category one to a category five hurricane in just 28 hours. it's almost making landfall right now. winds are at 190 miles per hour. the pressure has gone up a bit but scott, this is still a dangerous, dangerous storm. >> pelley: and it's a big storm, larry. what is the effect likely to be in the united states? the moisture here from patricia will head our way. patricia. it will make landfall in the next couple of hours, and once it hits the mountains of mexico it will start to fall apart but this is really wound up, so the leftover circulation will track sunday, then into the southeast and that's going to spread that tropical moisture right here into the southern plains and just add to the flooding woes here in texas with an additional 6-12 inches of rain across parts of tex

, dallas cowboys, fourth straight loss. fbn:am, first look at markets and what to expect for the day ahead. >> lets get started with boats, 21 had been rescued. >> they were saying the boat had sanked. they were heading out to start looking for survivor, what we heard was the first boat on the scene, just people all over the place in the world. >> canadian authorities say it's not immediately what caused boat to sink. nicole kidman driver in horrific car crash now charged with four counts of second degree murder. after her vehicle slammed into the crowd on saturday. her attorney is saying he can rule out alcohol. >> although it was hours when i made it to ms. chambers, her behavior was not if someone came out a stuperd, if you will. >> an agreement on a four-year contract. union officials did not release details of the agreement, which covers 52,700 union members. uaw leaders will brief local leaders this week and they will vote on wednesday. union members will vote shortly after that. >> nicole: republican front runner donald trump stepping up on ben carson. some show the retired ne

sunday showdown with dallas. we are live in texas. >> now at 11, breaking news. the suspect shot and killed by the officer in beverly this afternoon. police say the man rammed his car into an officer' s cruiser several times. >> and what led up to the deadly confrontation. we have what we' re learning about the suspect tonight. >> and good evening what precipitated the deadly shooting and the man had mental health issues. >> >> at approximately 3:10 this afternoon they received the call for the suicidal man on balch street behind the cummings center. >> moments later arrived to the dramatic scene unfolding in the quiet street. the suv ramming another car and it didn' t stop there. >> i saw a green gmc envoy and ramming into the cruiser and it just happened so fast. >> the man shot and killed by that officer and shes her mother was the one in the other car getting hit. >> i do know that my mom did call 911. and, yeah, was trying to protect her and just get help. my mom was trying to do the s just i don' t know. he' s mentally ill. he' s very ill. >> she' what led up to the incident an

foot of rain. streets as deep as rivers. >> look how quickly dallas has gone from drought to a flash flood. >> highways shut down. residents stranded. we have team coverage of this dangerous weather event right now. >>> live from abc news in new york, saturday, october 24th, 2015, this is "good morning america." >> good morning, and we are coming on the air in the midst of a major breaking weather story. the most powerful hurricane ever to hit the western hem sfees threatening mexico and texas. >> we want you to take a look at this video. a truck flipping over in the the storm made land fausm overnight. it's dangerous and already headed to texas. a state dealing with devastating floods. >> we are team coverage with rob standing by in texas. but we're going to start here with matt gutman on the ground in mexico. matt? >> reporter: this morning, we are getting our first look at the damage hurricane patricia left behind. a tropical nightmare for vai gagsgoers, hit by torrential rain and howling winds. the storm witching through the area like a buzz saw with 165-mile-per-hour winds

a flip? >> no. >> the family moved to an upscale neighborhood in dallas after darren's computer business took off. by all accounts, they were he living the charmed life. but that would all change on june 6, 1996. >> it was an average day. it was an ordinary day. you know, i remember going to sleep. >> that night, darlie fell asleep in front of the tv with her two sons devon and damon. >> 911, what is your emergency? [ screaming ] >> ma'am? >> they stabbed me. >> who did? >> darin was upstairs asleep with their infant. he heard a glass break and that's when he came downstairs to find a bloodbath. >> i went downstairs and run straight over to devon. there was blood all over him. >> the 6-year-old had two devastating wounds to his chest. they went completely through his body. he was impaled by a large knife. >> darin tried to perform cpr. >> when i blew into his mouth, the first thing that happened was air came out of his chest and blood spilled all over me. >> is anybody in the house besides you and the children? >> my husband. he's upstairs. oh, my god. >> darlie routier had also

north and central texas, and over 100 flights have been canceled at dallas international airpo airport, and two crewmen were rescued after their train derailed and in texarkana when their train was washed away by waters. we go the bonnie schneider in studio with u us, and what is the outlook, because we are looking at all eyes on texas. >> yes, even mexico, while it is a depression, we are looking for the threat of flooding and the possibility of landslides and mudslides and hard to believe that less than 24 hours ago, it was a category 5 storm that just broke records for the fastest intensifying hurricane ever. it was incredible to watch. and here we are looking at the track and now it is getting close to texas. the moisture is really starting to plume on in. so many flood warnings in effect right now, and look at, this austin, and just getting inundated and houston as well, and it is going to be worse for houston before it gets better. the national weather service are there is around tonight at 6:00 p.m., we could see rainfall rates of 4 inches per hour, which is incredible. i can't

in corsicana, texas, for us tonight, 50 miles south of dallas. >> reporter: over the last 24 hours across texas air, 64-car train hauling concrete derailed. interstate 45, south of dallas, was shut down. there were 75 water rescues in nevaro county. a baseball field in dallas flooded. there was raging floodwater in san antonio. it started early, at 3:30 this morning. the conductor of a 64-car union pacific train tried to brake when he saw the track submerged ahead. 46 cars derailed. two people were on the train and both swam to safety. they were later picked up by rescuers. across navarro county, rescues happened by the dozens, including this 80-year-old man and his dog. cars once stranded with people are still jamming the roads. >> i stopped and, like, freaked out and called 911. and they were like, "well, just stay there." >> reporter: elmer tanner is the nevaro county sheriff. >> we have numerous roads in the county that are either underwater, have been washed out. >> reporter: emergency rescue worker daniel cobb says he's seen just about everything in the last 48 hours. >> the

face book. what did you do this week? >> i watched football. >> he's a dallas cowboys fan. they lost a tough game last night. sorry for you loss. but the nfl has just celebrated a major milestone. according to usa today, the month of september was the first month in six years in which no active nfl players were arrested. [ applause ] is this something to be proud of? i'm not sure. but between deflate gate and ray rice and all the other scandals, this is positive news for the nfl and who can blame them for trying to embrace it? >> the nfl celebrates our first arrest free month since 2009. no players arrested for 30 days straight. not him. or him. or him, or even him. this is truly a september to remember. the nfl. we're just as surprised as you are. >> you know what it means? we will have to work twice as hard. meanwhile, in the other kind of football, a i cord reports, eight members of the iranians women's soccer team are actually men awaiting sex change operations, which is kind of -- and in 2010, the goalie was suspected of either being a man or having a falefel down her shorts. to

meteorologist at ktvt, our cbs station in dallas, forth worth. larry, what's the latest? >> scott, patricia made landfall as a category 5 hurricane and earlier today it was the strongest hurricane ever recorded in the western hemisphere. there have been a few typhoons stronger, but no hurricane has ever been as strong as patricia was earlier today. to give you perspective, winds were at 200 miles-mile-per-hour earlier with patricia, it went from a category 1 to 5 storm in 28 hours. it's moving inland here and will weaken in the next couple of hours but still a category 5 5 storm. >> pelley: and a big storm. what is the effect likely to be in the united states? >> the moisture from patricia will eventually end up in the southern plains and the southeast u.s. it will weaken as it interacts with the mountains of mexico but the circulation will move into south texas saturday, sunday, the southeast leading to more rain across texas and louisiana, 6 to 12 inches through monday, on top of the 6 to 12 inches that has already fallen in parts of texas. >> pelley: larry mowry of kttv. thanks. and cbs

flooding. it's so bad, floodwater derailed a freight train south of dallas. there are reports one man got swept away in a flash flood outside san antonio. kenneth craig has more on the flooding. >> reporter: the roof of this car is barely visible. too much rain and nowhere to go in corsicana, texas. more than a foot of rain came down friday. streets were submerged leaving many drivers stranded in their vehicles. >> i didn't think i could make it, so i stopped and freaked out and called 911. and they were like stay there. >> reporter: the relentless rain washed away tracks causing a freight train to derail 60 miles south of dallas. flash flooding also shut down a major highway between dallas and houston for hours. traffic was backed up for miles. south and central texas are preparing for another round of misery. remnants of hurricane patricia which hit mexico as a category 5 storm are expected to dump more rain on the saturated ground saturday night into sunday morning. saturday afternoon officials also issued a voluntary evacuation order for residents in part of galveston county and a

before dawn about 50 miles south of dallas when a creek overflowed and washed away the tracks. nobody, thankfully, was hurt. the area has received more than a foot and a half of rain since yesterday morning. many parts of texas are under flash flood watches, and numerous flights at dallas/fort dallas/fort dallas/fort worth international airports are canceled. >>> secretary of state john kerry is trying to ease the tension between israel and palestinians. coming up, we'll tell you about his push to end the conflict. >> hi, samantha. >> hi, guys. we are tracking some showers overnight tonight. it's going to be cloudy, cool, temps in the 50s. when you wake up tomorrow morning, a few spotty, light showers, but look what happens out with ahh... yeah! ahh... ahh... ah. you probably say it a million times a day. ahh... ahh! ahh... ahh! but at cigna, we want to help everyone say it once a year. say "ahh". >>ahh... cigna medical plans cover one hundred percent of your in-network annual checkup. so america, let's go. know. ahh! and take control of your health. this is a story about doers, the a

priest rooting for the dallas cowboys. >> pointed it against the wall and said, i'm going to shoot you. >> nothing that day put him in fear. my concern is that these charges gand the media coverage coming from that could possibly put him in trauma. >> reporter: prosecutors say the incident happened in front of the boy's family and other parisioners. it wn't the child's family but a witness who told police -- outside the courthouse, an attornha said it was a misunderstanding and the antique wasn't a firearm but a c riosity item. >> the priest did hold a gun but the boy was never put against the wall. the boy was never frightened. weave reached out to the prosecutor's office to see what happenw. now if the case will move forward, prosecutors tonight say "no comment." >> a man who has always maintained he was wrongfully convicted of a 1999 tourist killing deserves a new trial. >> that was thepjudge's decision sending john cappia to prison. andrew is in the pri on where encappia is now. >> neaa the courthouse, any minute now, john encappia will walk out these doors and be a free man fo

pass. saints win 26 - 20. a dallas a dallas lost, good news for the giants. week matchup. and then they could go in for into. i bet they could five into if they beat dallas. by the way for the million dallas fans when i don't show dallas highlights, just showed him. we don't live in dallas though. there a lot of people my age who grew up cowboy fan. they were on tv all the time. >> liz: the batmobile is coming to gotham. >> ben: one of the cars used in the 60s will arrive at the new york historical society of upper west side this morning. that's pretty cool. it will. it will be showcased in the lobby called superheroes in gotham. that exhibition opens up in on friday. >> liz: mike was check on the forecast. >> mike: we are in good shape better than last week. we could've could've used a little bit more. we did all right. here's what we have with attempts this morning. 53 in central park, 51 a new, 51 a new york, 39 in monticello. not quite that frost range. we have frosty temperatures north of the tri- states. they will help things along with the fall color too. let's take a look a

dallas debido a posibles y dallas debido houston, austin alerta sobre mantenga que se poblacion para llaman a la autoridades evacuacion ordenado una texas se ha galveston en condado de en algunas todas maneras mexicano de territorio que se aleja del perdiendio "patricia" siga se espera que ... ...se espera que autopistas cerradas y viviendas afectadas por el mal tiempo. esta bajando sÉrica se originÓ mucho antes de que el huracÁn patricia cobrará fuerza. naciÓ 28 horas atrÁs en california. muchos conductores tuvieron que ser rescatados cuando quedaron atrapados en sus vehÍculos. sÓlo se ha reportado la desapariciÓn de una persona en san antonio. ahora la depresiÓn tropical patricia se dirige hacia el extremo suroeste de la regiÓn y dejarÁ mÁs lluvias en texas, sobre todo en houston durante las Últimas horas y podrÍa llegar hasta ohio. las autoridades han cerrado al menos 66 intersecciones de las carreteras que conducen a austin. se mantenga alerta sobre todo en houston, austin y dallas debido - evacuaciÓn voluntaria. felix: al menos tres personas mueren atropelladas e

-- stay >> when the schedule came out, i think everyone circled the patriots going to the dallas cowboys. how about those cowboys. they are without tony romo and dez bryant. they need to play well especially coming off of a bye week took -- i week. -- by week. the offense never punting the ball. this week, new england's big concern is dallas's office of -- offensive line. >> just a real good core group. when you have a real good group, it is good individually and you bring them together and they can have chemistry. that is a pretty strong net for -- a strong knit group. >> it's a good thing across the offensive lines. and communicating well. it is difficult for defenses to as far as how they are moving and movements and adjusting. comes down to with those guys. morning. starting your gay off -- starting your game off at 11:30. on my tv 38. >>> a woman who is bringing a civil suit against bill cosby for sexual assault is coming to boston to give testimony. just yesterday, cosby came to boston to give a deposition. the woman claims cosby forced her to perform a sex acts when the two of the

dallas. the result more than 75 high water rescues south of dallas alone. here in new orleans, nearly 9 inches of rain fell on sunday alone. turns out that is the wettest october day on record. kendis and reena, back to you. >> our thanks to elizabeth. some of those areas hardest hit. can expect more flooding later on in the week. >> while this nasty storm system makes its way to the north, accuweather's molly cochran continues our coverage. good morning, molly. >> thanks kendis and reena. on tuesday, dallas, houston going to have some sunshine. definitely well deserved across the lope star state, but unfortunately, more wet weather to come on friday and into the start of the weekend from dallas to san antonio including the houston area. definitely could spell trouble as we were just hard hit with rain a few days ago. across the deep south, showers will continue for atlanta up towards the raleigh area and this wet weather is going to be traveling into the northeast. tuesday night and into wednesday. coming along with the heavy rain, some gusty winds along the immediate coastline could c

marciano in dallas tonight, where they could see up to a foot of rain in the next few days. rob? >> reporter: david, it has been feast or famine with rain here in texas. from drought to flood to drought and flooding again. the rain just starting here in dallas, but north and west of us, it is really coming down. flash flood watches posted for central texas and oklahoma. could see six to ten inches or more of rainfall from corpus christi to dallas over the next several days. a second punch of moisture coming from a pacific hurricane, hurricane patricia, strengthening at this hour, with winds of 130 miles an hour. and a category 4 landfall expected tomorrow. a dangerous storm, david, with part of that system coming to texas this weekend. >> all right, a lot to watch. rob marciano in dallas for us. rob, thank you. >>> we turn now to a developing headline at this hour. congressman paul ryan tonight announcing his bid for speaker in a letter to colleagues. this after winning broad republican support on his terms. the largest group of conservatives today calling him, quote, the right

some of the damage from last night and this morning. 50 miles south of dallas we saw a union pacific freight train derail early this morning when a creek overflowed. it washed away part of the tracks, knocking the train over. two crew member high school to jump out and swim through the water before they were picked up by a swift water rescue team. the 64-car train was hauling cement. across texas, large parts of the state are under a flash flood watch for the rest of the weekend. the dallas area seeing more than seven inches of rain in the past 24 hours. dfw has seen its wettest three-day period since 1991. there were flash flood watches. when you keep in mind what the leaders in houston said, in the past hour, a lot of these areas will see more rain tonight and the rest of the weekend and the best thing that residents can do if they don't have to go anywhere, is stay home and stay safe. eric? >> that news conference they said turn around, don't drown. that's good advice for all of us wherever we live across the country. >> that's very true. we're keeping an eye on the storm as it mo

football team happens to be the dallas cowboys and you're a high school footba football team, i don't care how good your intelligence is. it's not going to help you. this is the point for poli policymake policymakers. it's not just about the intelligence. it's about using the intelligence to understand what your options are and how to apply those options against the problem set. i had a chance to talk to the texas football team a couple of weeks ago, and i was talking to them about the notre dame game. the notre dame game of 2007. in the notre dame game -- this was notre dame and the naval academy. the naval academy had not beaten the university of notre dame in 40 years. it was a given that notre dame was going to beat the naval academy. they had half a dozen four and five-star recruits on the notre dame team. i asked the players on the longhorns, i said i want y'all to raise your hands on those of you who wanted to go to the naval academy to play football. nobody raised their hand. exactly right. you had the case of the dallas cowboys against the high school team. well, the ga