this is the "cbs morning news" for thursday, may 28th 2015. good morning. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. more rain is a possibility for parts of texas this morning. it it is last thing folks there need as they try to recover from a barrage of deadly flood-producing storms. more evacuations have been ordered along three rinks that continue to rise. at least 21 deaths are attributed to the storm system in texas and oklahoma. 11 others are still missing. >> emergency officials in horseshoe bend were going door to door yesterday trying to get residents to leave. some headed for higher ground but others refused. >> what's going to happen tonight, that's what i'm worried about. and who stayed in here and didn't get out and what are we going to find tomorrow. >> flash flood warnings and watches are posted there this morning. and in houston high floodwaters -- or rather high water flood add sewage treatment plant. more than 100,000 gallons of untreated wastewater spilled into the water around the plant. and one of the flood victims isis73-year-old alice tovar. she was discovered missing tuesday. floodwaters flooded her car. >> she was right there all along. >> the body of another victim 29-year-old jose antiaga patarga was found out near a ranch in wimberley, texas. omar villafranca has more. >> reporter: emergency crews continue to look for people missing. some were in a home swept off its foundation. part of the task, figuring how farthing things drifted down the stream. >> that's really hard. >> reporter: kelly burns has lived here for 53 years and says she has never seen anything like it. >> it's always been an incredible community town and now i don't recognize it. >> reporter: search crews are carefully sifting through giant debris piles. there are piles like this that line the blanco river. >> we are safe. >> reporter: this family were saved by fleeing to their attic. there are more than 4,000 homes damage odd destroyered in the city. the city can't catch a break. the risk for severe weather is expected to stick around through friday and into the weekend. omar villafranca, cbs news wimberley, texas. the atlantic hurricane season officially begins june 1st. the federal government predicts this year's season will be less active than usual due to cooler seas and the el nino effect on the pacific ocean. the national osha nick and atmospheric administration forecasts six to 11 named storm, three to six reaching hurricane strength and more that will reach winds of up to 100 miles an hour. the pentagon is trying to figure out how they mistakenly send live anthrax. for now there's no rif tock the general public but some lab workers are being treated. susan mcginnis is in washington. susan, good morning. >> anne-marie good morning. this is bringing memories of 2001 when anthrax was purposely mailed to members of congress media organizations, news organizations, and five people were killed. these labs were supposed to get dead anthrax for research purposes and research is under way what could have happened, and it's not the first time. close to 2 dozen people at a u.s. air force base in south korea are under medical care getting vaccinations and getting antibiotics after a possible exposure. they were notified by the pentagon that live anthrax samples were inadvertently shipped. the samples were supposed to be inactive. >> >> no known rif tock the general public and no suspected cases of the anthrax infection. >> it was part of the defense program to develop new ways to identify biological threats. samples have include delaware new jersey tennessee, california new york and virginia. the pentagon first learned of the mistake when a lab in maryland informed them it had received a live sample last week. the cdc has started to confiscate the samples for testing. now, this is the second time in a year that live anthrax was accidentally sent out. last june 80 people were potentially exposed when the cdc sent out live spores by accident but no one was hurt. anne-marie? >> susan mcginnis in washington. thank you, susan. soccer's international gorging body says tomorrow's vote for the new president will go ahead as planned despite the indictment of more than a dozen high-ranking members. seven were arrested in a hotel in switzerland yesterday morning. in all 14 were indicted by u.s. prosecutor and charged with taking $150 million in bribes. the indictment alleges a pattern of fraud bribery, and kickbacks as the executives decideward key events would be held. >> they were expected to uphold the rules that keek soccer honest and protect tin ted grit of the game. instead they corrupted the business of worldwide soccer to enrich themselves. >> the bribes were made through u.s. banks. swiss officials are conducting their own investigation. the trial of accused colorado theater gunman holmes resumes today. holmes says he was insane at the time of the attack but prosecutors say a notebook in which holmes meticulously outlined his plan ublds mines the claim. elaine quijano reports. >> reporter: james holmes planned his chilling attack in chilling details laid out in a notebook. in a section he called "case the place," he drew a map showing the general layout of the theater including the locations of the exits in nearly all of the 16 screening rooms. in that it 1er 2 he said, only two exits, visibility marginal theater 14 four exists visible, avoid. he ended up going into theater 9 where he carefully laid out his plans. in court the jury heard from people in theater nine. young was there with her boyfriend blanc. >> did you see him laying toward you? >> he was facing me. >> did you ever see him take another breath? >> i did not. >> it was over in less than 12 minutes. 12 people were kill and 70 others injured. in his notebook holmes also wrote about the emergency response. one of the last pages shows this that it never relation to the nearby police department and estimates it would take police three minutes to arrive. holmes has pleaded not guilty by reason of in sanity. thursday we'll see video of him after his arrest. he was interviewed for 22 hours. elaine quijano, cbs news new york. more republicans are jumping into the 2016 presidential race. former pennsylvania senator rick santorum announced wednesday he is again seeking the nomination and also george pataki has also announced he's entering the field. on sunday former governor jeb bush will be on "face the nation" and that will be host bob schieffer's final show before his retirement right here on cbs. coming up on the "morning news," super slow chase, we'll show you a suspect who's not in any rush to get anywhere as the police follow close behind. and later the text message you don't want to get on your i phone. this is the "cbs morning news." listen up... i'm reworking the menu. veggies you're cool... mayo, corn dogs... you are so out of here! ahh... the complete balanced nutrition of great tasting ensure. with nine grams of protein... and 26 vitamins and minerals. and now with... ...twice as much vitamin d ...which up to 90% of people don't get enough of. ohhhhhhh. the sunshine vitamin! ensure now has 2x more vitamin d to support strong bones. ensure. take life in. on autopilot when it comes to sensitive teeth? 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information was stolen as part of a scheme to claim false tax refunds. on wall street stocks pushed to a new record high and finished higher following tuesday's big selloff. the dow rose 121 points, the s&p gained 19 points, the nasdaq finished 73 points higher. apple is working to fix a software glitch that can cause iphones to shut down when they receive a certain text message. when the iphone isn't being uset id shows a shortened version of the message on the locked screen. it can show some arabic characters. it will shut down but restart automatically. comedian tracy morgan settled a case with walmart. a walmart truck slammed into a limo van carrying morgan and others back from a show from delaware last june. morgan was injured in the crash and one of his friends was killed. morgan said walmart, quote, did right by him and his family. lamborghini is going into the luxury suv business. the euris suv is expected to go on the road. the company isn't saying how much the euris would 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anaheim, 5-2. and a scoreless tie between the rays and mariners goes into the ninth inning until the home run leading hitter seattle's nelson cruz comes to the plate. >> the 1-0. cruz, the hitter. this sends cuddyer racing back. >> cruz's three-run homer is the the sea rays will have to take cover. >> cruz's three-run homer is the first to plunk in the seattle fish tank. it gives seattle a 3-0 win over the rays. there will be more drama in the suburbs of washington, d.c. >> carronade, c-a-r-r-o-n-a-d-e, carronade. >> correct. >> 49 are left in the scrips national spelling bee after wednesday's preliminary round, and tonight a champion will be crowned. the winner receives $35,000, saving bonds, and other prizes. coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," best-selling author jodi picoult. i'm anne-marie green. this is the "cbs morning news." this is the "cbs morning news." complete with key nutrients we may need... ...plus it supports bone health with calcium and vitamin d. 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hiker in the cleveland national forest wednesday. the 24-year-old man hadn't been seen since sunday. esther troy manages the grace retreat center tucked in the hills of corona. the hiker and his grandma rented these two cabins here for a prayer retreat. >> his mother bring him, you know, to pray for him. >> reporter: the manager says people come from as far as mexico to hike up this mountain, hike to the top of it and say prayers. she says this young man and his grandmother were up here to say prayers about his health. >> he has a medical problem. >> reporter: deputies say he has a medical condition that requires him to take medication. the helicopter crew spotted his leg poking out of the brush. the hiker was severely dehydrated hurt from a fall into the ravine but alive. >> they were able to airlift him out of there. he's at a hospital currently and listed in stable conditions. >> reporter: strangers at the retreat are opening their hearts and hands on wednesday ott the mountain hoping their prayers for the hiker were heard. >> that was kcbs's crystal cruz reporting. >> a victim was rescued by a teenager with a canoe. the 78-year-old woke up to almost a foot of water on tuesday morning. >> the water was strong. when you walked in that water, it was pushing you. >> reporter: rabbi radinsky was suffered from dehydration and this teenager knew he was in trouble and launched his own rescue mission. he borrowed his cousin's canoe and paddled right into the rabbi's house. >> they took him up to higher ground and then went back out in the floodwaters to rescue about 12 others most of them elderly and homebound. >> one family actually climbed out through a window screen which we had to cut open. >> reporter: rabbi radinsky says the teenager performed what he calls a mitzvah. marlie hall, cbs news, texas. coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," more on the aftermath of flooding in texas. we'll be live from the scene and get the forecast. and the high cost of building american embassies. nancy cordes looks at why they're overbudget. that's the "cbs morning news" for this thursday. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com an inside look at oracle arena. can you hear the crowd still? >> no. >> it's the fans trying to clean up after last night. what an exciting night. >> it was a big night. so much fun. they have just beat up on the rockets. good morning. it's 4:30. we have traffic and weather. brian, you and i are not in the same room very often. >> no, we are not. >> good to have you on board. >> good to see you guys. >> yeah. >> it is nice to have another guy on the set. >> i can't imagine why. there's not nearly enough estrogen here this morning. [ laughter ] >> we are starting out with mostly cloudy skies near the shoreline and temperatures highs will be nice. we'll be in the mid-70s inland warming up a bit there even as we continue fairly bleak along the shoreline. we'll have the first full forecast in a few minu