minutes. a prison official reportedly ordered the suicide watch as a precaution. powerful reaction from his angry defenders and fans and from the alleged victim. first a look at the other stories we re drilling down on tonight. the nba is a tough game. look at that. but the tough es guy in the league may never have scored a point. the guy in charge of the phoenix suns comes out of the closet and into the arena. and want to take on the bad guys? ask a new york attorney general. no, not that one. the new one. that may be the only way to get the wall street banks who thought they got away with it. i think it should be unacceptable to everyone in the united states. then, friend or foe? which one is pakistan? as new revelations emerge, e.d. hill asks can our enemy s enemy ever be trusted again? now for our headliner segment. what happened inside that hotel room? only two people know. one is sitting in a jail cell. the other one-a hotel maid, is in hiding. she is a widow
things are starting to go down in this neighborhood. but you can see here the street is still flooded and some basements here at least are under water. yesterday in the morning around 6:00 people woke up and said this was a neighborhood that had never flooded before and then they started to see water in their basements and quickly rose. catching people off-guard. in fact one family had to hop in their dinghy in their backyard to try to get to safer ground. and it didn t take long for volunteers to ascend and bring people to safety. at one point we saw people walking around here and it was about chest deep. the official total as of last night was around 18 inches of rain from the storm and no doubt in isolated areas they got more than that. in a subdivision about 20 to 30
happen to them. this is the result of controlled release water at addicks reservoir which is not far from here. we were in these areas all day today on an airboat and on a high-water vehicle going around. these are private rescue teams as we were with the last couple of days. these were pulling people out of homes, knocking on doors to see if people wanted to be rescued. some did elect to stay. didn t, i can tell you the water behind me is shallow now, back in these neighborhoods the water was chest deep, sometimes deeper. there were these apartment buildings over here a long way away from any dry ground and the water was about chest deep. the only way you were going to get out of one of those apartment complexes is in an airboat or somebody in a private boat come back and happen to knock on your door. you could not walk out or drive