And good thursday morning. Im Marci Gonzalez in for reena ninan. Im kendis gibson. Well begin with the south and South Carolina specifically bracing for more deadly floods. The death toll this morning at least 19 with raging floodwaters pushing more than a dozen dams to their breaking points and putting nearly 50 others in danger. And the view from inside the storm zone is nothing short of dramatic. In the town of andrews, a coast guard helicopter came to the rescue of an 88yearold grandmother and her two grandchildren whose home was surrounded by water. And the danger may not lift until this weekend. Abcs Stephanie Ramos has the latest. Reporter cleanup and damage control. Both under way in South Carolina. As residents get ready for another surge of water, roads are caving in. The rush of water even bringing caskets to the surface and 62 of the dams in the state on the verge of collapse with the rivers now rising. This event is not over. Reporter the death toll is growing in the state
Was your lottery rigged . Plus, a possible cancer breakthrough. Could elephants hold the key to Beating Cancer . The secret in their dna, and the new hope for saving lives. Good evening. Thanks for joining us on this sunday. Im tom llamas. We begin with an Airline Travel mess affecting thousands of passengers. The trouble, with a type of airline ticketing technology. Creating lines across the country. In las vegas, arriving on the monorail, seemingly endless lines. Inside, passengers waiting everywhere in epic lines. With the work week about to begin, Kayna Whitworth is at l. A. X. Reporter tonight, a travel nightmare for thousands as Southwest Airlines grapples with a computer glitch. Lines spilling all the way to the curb in las vegas and denver. And tents set up in los angeles to shield passengers waiting from the heat. Southwest blaming a Technology Issue affecting everything from its website to mobile app Reservation Centers and airports. Sometimes murphys law gets you, doesnt it
Victory. And good thursday morning. Im Marci Gonzalez in for reena ninan. Im kendis gibson. Well begin with the south and South Carolina specifically bracing for more deadly floods. The death toll this morning at least 19 with raging floodwaters pushing more than a dozen dams to their breaking points and putting nearly 50 others in danger. And the view from inside the storm zone is nothing short of dramatic. In the town of andrews, a coast guard helicopter came to the rescue of an 88yearold grandmother and her two grandchildren whose home was surrounded by water. And the danger may not lift until this weekend. Abcs Stephanie Ramos has the latest. Reporter cleanup and damage control. Both under way in South Carolina. As residents get ready for another surge of water, roads are caving in. The rush of water even bringing caskets to the surface and 62 of the dams in the state on the verge of collapse with the rivers now rising. This event is not over. Reporter the death toll is growing in
Could elephants hold the key to Beating Cancer . The secret in their dna, and the new hope for saving lives. Good evening. Thanks for joining us on this sunday. Im tom llamas. We begin with an Airline Travel mess affecting thousands of passengers. The trouble, with a type of airline ticketing technology. Creating lines across the country. In las vegas, arriving on the monorail, seemingly endless lines. Inside, passengers waiting everywhere in epic lines. With the work week about to begin, Kayna Whitworth is at l. A. X. Nightmare for thousands as Southwest Airlines grapples with a computer glitch. The curb in las vegas and denver. To shield passengers waiting from the heat. Southwest blaming a Technology Issue affecting everything from its website to mobile app Reservation Centers and airports. Sometimes murphys law gets you, doesnt it . Reporter the trouble beginning around 10 00 a. M. As southwest begins manually issuing boarding passes. By midmorning, a tweet from southwest saying, w
Victory. And good thursday morning. Im Marci Gonzalez in for reena ninan. Im kendis gibson. Well begin with the south and South Carolina specifically bracing for more deadly floods. The death toll this morning at least 19 with raging floodwaters pushing more than a dozen dams to their breaking points and putting nearly 50 others in danger. And the view from inside the storm zone is nothing short of dramatic. In the town of andrews, a coast guard helicopter came to the rescue of an 88yearold grandmother and her two grandchildren whose home was surrounded by water. And the danger may not lift until this weekend. Abcs Stephanie Ramos has the latest. Reporter cleanup and damage control. Both under way in South Carolina. As residents get ready for another surge of water, roads are caving in. The rush of water even bringing caskets to the surface and 62 of the dams in the state on the verge of collapse with the rivers now rising. This event is not over. Reporter the death toll is growing in