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what was tropical storm bill is now a tropical depression, but that distinction is little comfort to folks where rivers are in danger of overflowing and roads are submerged. tonight, flood watches and warnings stretch more than 1200 miles to illinois and ohio. omar villafranca is in dallas. reporter: bill pounded the texas gulf coast before racing up north towards oklahoma. the heavy rain caused flash flooding outside of houston and shut down roads more than 200 miles away in dallas. so far the state has avoided a disaster, but problems could still spill over for 40 million people under flood watches. before the may rainy season, texas was in a historic five-year drought. in october of 2011, 97% of the the state was in an extreme drought. conditions slowly improved but last month s record-setting rainfall, an estimated 35 trillion gallons, is helping to finish off the drought. more than 90% of the state is entirely drought free. at its height the drought cost texas fa ....
what was tropical storm bill is now a tropical depression, but that distinction is little comfort to folks where rivers are in danger of overflowing and roads are submerged. tonight, flood watches and warnings stretch more than 1200 miles to illinois and ohio. omar villafranca is in dallas. reporter: bill pounded the texas gulf coast before racing up north towards oklahoma. the heavy rain caused flash flooding outside of houston and shut down roads more than 200 miles away in dallas. so far the state has avoided a disaster, but problems could still spill over for 40 million people under flood watches. before the may rainy season, texas was in a historic five-year drought. in october of 2011, 97% of the the state was in an extreme drought. conditions slowly improved but last month s record-setting rainfall, an estimated 35 trillion gallons, is helping to finish off the drought. more than 90% of the state is entirely drought free. at its height the drought cost texas fa ....
catherine: his family says mendez might have been heading home from work when he was shot on highway 4. near bailey road. catherine: san jose police have released disturbing video showing a robbery earlier catherine: this month in a parking garage. catherine: it shows two women being surprised by two men.who grabbed their purses and ran. catherine: it happened at a garage on south 2nd street. during the struggle - one of the women was knocked down. catherine: both suspects are described as hispanic and in their 20 s. catherine: police hope someone will recognize them - and call with information. catherine: silicon valley crime stoppers is offering a cash reward. catherine: police are looking for a man they say followed a woman home.smashed her car window.and stole her camera. catherine: it happened tuesday afternoon - in the 200 block of crestmoor circle in pacifica. catherine: the woman told police the man followed her from san francisco in a blac ....
states rescued for the second time the largest part of president obama s legacy. the supreme court ruled that lower-income americans nationwide can continue to receive government subsidies to buy health insurance, which was the main reason for the law to begin with. the president said today, now obamacare is woven into the fabric of america. for all the misinformation campaigns, all the doomsday prediction, all the talk of death panels and job disruption, for all the repeal attempts, this law is now helping tens of millions of americans. pelley: the vote at the court was 6-3. chief justice john roberts wrote the opinion for the majority. justice antonin scalia delivered a scathing dissent. our chief legal correspondent jan crawford has more on this. reporter: when the word reached the courthouse steps supporters were jubilant. fight fight fight fight. health care is a human right. reporter: but in the courtroom, the room was tense as chief justice john rober ....
chief justice of the united states rescued for the second time the largest part of president obama s legacy. the supreme court ruled that lower-income americans nationwide can continue to receive government subsidies to buy health insurance, which was the main reason for the law to begin with. the president said today, now obamacare is woven into the fabric of america. for all the misinformation campaigns, all the doomsday prediction, all the talk of death panels and job disruption, for all the repeal attempts, this law is now helping tens of millions of americans. pelley: the vote at the court was 6-3. chief justice john roberts wrote the opinion for the majority. justice antonin scalia delivered a scathing dissent. our chief legal correspondent jan crawford has more on this. reporter: when the word reached the courthouse steps supporters were jubilant. fight fight fight fight. health care is a human right. reporter: but in the courtroom, the room was tense ....