Experiment in reopening. We talked with Business Owners about the citys unique plan to get people back to work while attempting to raise Public Confidence. The unanswered question if you open it, will they come . Do you think its too early to open or too late . This is an unusual case where they got it wrong. Was she that one in a million . Unfortunately not. What have you learned . That one in four women sentenced for failure to protect receive a harsher sentence. 60 minutes examined public records and identified 14 other women in oklahoma who received harsher punishments for enabling child abuse than the man who abused the child. Im lesley stahl. Im bill whitaker. Im Sharyn Alfonsi. Im jon wertheim. Im scott pelley. Those stories, tonight, on 60 minutes. This portion of 60 minutes is sponsored by progressive insurance. Save when you bundle auto, home, or motorcycle insurance. Visit progressive. Com. Dont d. Dont you dare. I dont think so [ sighs ] its okay, big fella. Were gonna get
Principles. Faith. In the same way the Jewish Community wont you know be told what they can. Do to change they need to get back to a key understanding of what islam is what islam is and how we need to get our house in order because muslims have got problems to do with. The world this is your R T International my names you know neal hello and welcome great to have your company top story serbia has put its military on full alert after kosovo sent special police units into the contested region serb dominated north arresting a number of individuals suspected of quote criminal activities. Of of the will of developments are likely to inflame tensions between the 2 neighbors belgrade has warned it will react swiftly if serbs in kosovo are threatened or. Serbia lost control over kosovo after a nato intervention in 1099 and refuses to recognize its 2008 declaration of independence well lets dig a little bit deeper into the details nod quarter joins me in the studio with more on what we know hi
Pictures using the hashtag wusa 9. I just got off the phone, the victims brother tells me a short time ago cadaver dogs located butlers remains by search crews tell him construction overtime may have damaged them. They fear the remains that are left may have washed up in a drainage ditch. Im standing. It wasnt the best view by Derrick Butler had to be here for his sister. Im hoping for the best. Due to traffic noise he says im hoping for the best, the best that we can get. You see, Derrick Butler has been waiting for this day almost eight years. He hasnt seen his sister pamela since her exboyfriend killed her in 2009. He confessed tot deal with prosecutors. That brings us here to these woods off 95 and stafford. The express lane shut down canine and crews searching Derrick Butler praying. I wonder whether he told us that just so we would make the deal and he would get less time. I mean even when we get the remains it will probably be closure for my mother. For me theres going to always
Headquarters in new york. Good to be with you. Im annemarie green. The damage to a large part of Southeast Texas from harvey is in the words of the National Weather service unprecedented and beyond anything experienced. Houston, the nations fourth largest city is all but under water. The mayor says most major roads are impassable. It is estimated that a quarter of the texas population is affected. And at least two deaths are blamed on the storm at this point. Parts of texas are expected to get nearly 50 inches of rain. A massive rescue operation is now under way. Thousands have been forced to evacuate. The head of fema says the recovery effort could take years and President Trump plans to visit the state tomorrow. Tropical storm harvey is stalled now, near the coast. Still pounding the houston area with heavy rain, which is expected to last through friday. Don champion is in houston. Good morning. Reporter good morning, annemarie. This region is still very much behind me, that might ea
Overnight from two Flood Control reservoirs outside the city. That water is spilling into Buffalo Bayou and will head into downtown houston. Norah odonnell joins us now. We have been watching it all week. Its terrible pictures. What can you tell us, whats the latest now . Good morning. I do feel like sunday was a turning point in many ways in this storm. So were waking up this morning sort of looking at the ravages of that increased water, rain. You just mentioned it, the corps of engineers had to open the reservoirs ahead of schedule to take the pressure off because water levels increased dramatically overnight. Now, releasing that water will increase the flood risk for hundreds of homes along this waterway. This is the Buffalo Bayou. They dont even know how much it rose last night because the gauges are always out of service. Its an incredibly dangerous situation. People were told to pack their cars, get ready to leave at dawn, but that was before they started letting out the water.