Lavandera on a boat near dickinson texas, between houston and gal ves ston. Youve been talking to brave picture and showing incredible pictures, whats the latest . This is our fivtd chance to get into some of these neighborhoods. This is a neighborhood called bayou chantilly, just off of i45. You can see how devastating the floodwaters have been seth came up here earlier in the day, he was rescue iing people the last several hours. He did one last pass through the neighborhood. If you can focus in on this home in front of you, take a look at the roof, you can see the axe
seen here throughout the day, who have driven up i45 and used it as a boat launch. And this is just one of hundreds of boats that are out on the water here in south houston, this is one particular neighborhood where this is unfolding. This is happening all across the city here this afternoon. Were seeing so many cars in drive ways. Talk about how quickly the water came up. Incredibly quickly. People went to bed thinkin
schools, preschools, destroyed. how many die in this war? the russian war against ukrainian soldiers. it s not. it s not because thousands of people right now around ukraine are injured, killed. scott, we re seeing these pictures out of mariupol in the south just beyond heartbreaking. reporter: absolutely. the information we have right now is coming from the ukrainian authorities and also from the horrifying videos that were shot at the scene. as you mentioned earlier, john, the latest update is 17 people at least have been injured, mothers and staff, but it is difficult to look at the videos that we re seeing now and imagine there weren t people killed and there aren t more than 17 injured. those videos show absolute destruction on the ground. all of the windows have been blown out outside. it looks like part of the window
people expressing their first amendment rights. i had mark short, vice president pence s chief of staff, who was with him that day on my podcast this week. and pence and short said, you know, was really offended by that. having been in the middle of it. said this these weren t people these weren t patriots. this was a mob. this was a riot. that s the truth. but so, you know, maybe meadows had to turn his manuscript in before the president changed the knobs on his story. but the story now is that this was all benign. well, i also think meadows delayed testifying as long as he could because he knew his book was coming out. and he wanted his testimony to be around the same time the book came out so that, you know, it would perhaps boost book sales. which i m sure he s very, very concerned about. john, we also learned that this evening that john eastman, the conservative attorney who helped craft the baseless legal theory that former-vice president pence had the constitutional author
day. they were meeting over at the willard hotel. someone you know, there were or or organizers from trump s campaign who were involved in organizing this event on january 6th. so, you know, to say that it just happened was it belies the facts. and to by the way, the president himself of late has been defending the people that were there. you talk about revisionist history. the new revisionist history is that this was all benign, this activity. people expressing their first amendment rights. i had mark short, vice president pence s chief of staff, who was with him that day on my podcast this week. and pence and short said, you know, was really offended by that. having been in the middle of it. said this these weren t people these weren t patriots. this was a mob. this was a riot. that s the truth. but so, you know, maybe meadows had to turn his manuscript in before the president changed the knobs on his story. but the story now is that this was all benign.
the chief of the capitol police and then later years as the senate sergeant at arms i escorted president obama there, president bush there and it was, as you said, just a few feet from getting inside the chamber. so the people doing this weren t people in a stroll in the capitol. for whatever reason they came in there, at that moment, at that door, on that floor, they were insurrectionists. they re involved in criminal activity. there s no doubt about that. that lieutenant byrd and others tried to dissuade them, to get them to calm down. didn t work. lieutenant byrd was doing his duty. and i think the others who were outside with her in that door way yelling and screaming and breaking in there, they owe some responsibility for this, too. we re responsible for each other. we expect officers to interview when they see something going wrong. we should expect the same thing of our citizens. so i feel bad that she got