Tonight, breaking developments on several stories. The global murder mystery, and President Trump facing pressure. Sending his Secretary Of State to saudi arabia, shaking hands with the crown prince. They have denied any knowledge in the disappearance of the u. S. Resident, the Washington Post writer, seen walking into that consulate and never coming out. Tonight, news coming in on possible evidence found inside, and President Trump revealing his phone call with the crown prince late today. Also tonight, authorities before the cameras just moments ago, the urgent nationwide search tonight for a 13yearold girl, her parents found dead inside their home. The stunning new numbers tonight involving children and a rare poliolike illness. The cdc now saying cases in 22 states. More than 120 patients, most of
them children, now being watched. It all starts out lookine co what parents need to know. The major storm system, the bridge collapsing. Cars losing control on the highway. The verdict in
weakness in the arms or legs. david? eva pilgripilgrim. thank you, eva. and next, to the major storm system sparking a flash flood watch across much of texas tonight. the governor just moments ago declaring a state of emergency. the llano river rising 26 feet in just a matter of houses, washing out this bridge in kingsland. a body was found nearby. and you re about to see the images tonight, vehicles losing control on the highway, with much more rain now on the way. abc s clayton sandell from the flood zone. reporter: tonight in texas, too much water. flash flooding triggering rescues and evacuations. we are starting to pull people out of houses, and that s what our guys are doing right now. reporter: overnight, the overwhelming llano river taking out this bridge in the town of kingsland, northwest of austin. nearby, the colorado river hurling debris over the starcke dam. that looks like a deck that s just going over. wow. reporter: as waters rise, they ve opened all ten
it s been less than a week since hurricane michael hit. ravaging entire communities. and we remember what they told us right away. the sooner you can get people out of the desolate conditions, the better off that you are. reporter: so, you re literally going to go door-to-door? right. reporter: looking for anyone still in need. and now, it s all about the supplies. this panama city police officer packing food and water. in callaway, florida, lesley and her dog there in the basket collecting a meal at a distribution point. and at ebro, florida, today hi, david. reporter: tom and his team getting ready to hand out safe drinking water in what looks like a bud can. loading up some water for some of the relief effort out there in panama city, mexico beach. reporter: those cans of water from ft. collins, colorado, where a team from anheuser-busch has turned their beer line into a water line. team leader nara dye. we re going to make drinking water where we re capable of
29 years. grabbing one of those cans of water off the line. this is absolutely one of the proudest moments that i ve had at this brewery. reporter: sending 300,000 cans to florida and georgia for hurricane michael relief. they were there after hurricane florence, too. and back at that plant in colorado tonight, they are proud to be helping so many families in need. safe drinking water in a can. great idea. i hope to see you right back here tomorrow. good night.