that s look at your headlines for this hour. we back in about an hour s time with another looks they were interested about ah, on this week show what mass colvin collateral damage includes, a pile of plastic that is trashing the usa and poisoning the seas. how did pandemic protocols back fire? and how are we at risk? but 1st, think afghanistan is in the rear view mirror. think again and where s the next hot spot? i m holland cook in washington. this is the big picture on our t america. ah, no matter how old you are, the united states has been at war and most of your life, if not your entire life. i stand here today, for the 1st time in 20 years with united states not at war, returned the page. all the unmatched strength, energy, and commitment will and resources of our nation are now fully and squarely focused on what s ahead of us. what is out of us? let s ask, john said ladies, geo political strategist, a trilogy advisors under diplomacy, consultants of the department of st
after 20 years. but just five days later, a new allegation, charges of attacking a corrections officer at the clark county detention center. that individual brought the violence to the officer and the officer did nothing to start this fight. reporter: larry hadfield with metro police. during that fight, that officer was by himself. he was struck with a flashlight that became dislodged from his belt in the face area and being choked out by the suspect s legs. reporter: in this brand-new criminal complaint, he s now charged with one count of attempted murder with use of a deadly weapon and one count of battery. district attorney steve wolfson said he will appear in court next month on this case. and if convicted, face the possibility of more prison time. one might say enough is enough. but the bottom line is he is a consider this new case but we felt the charges were appropriate. reporter: and wolfson said there s video of this jailhouse attack, evidence that will b
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amarillo. as you can see there s a large funnel cloud on the ground. in the houston area they re starting to clean up the damage done by historic flooding, and they are the lucky ones. for others there is nothing left to clean up. a total loss. 4,000 homes in the houston area have been damaged or destroyed. the floods are blamed for at least 16 deaths in texas and oklahoma. we say at least because the search continues for 11 people still missing. don dahler begins our coverage. reporter: it was a sobering day for hundreds of search team members as they continued to scour the riverbanks by air and by land. homes flattened cars tossed like matchsticks and little hope of finding survivors. will welch is with the search and rescue team texas task force one. i ve been around this area in better times. there is some really rugged terrain to make your way through. there is. it s complicated by the debris fieldser with ear encountering. reporter: rescue crews don t just rely on
amarillo. as you can see there s a large funnel cloud on the ground. in the houston area they re starting to clean up the damage done by historic flooding, and they are the lucky ones. for others there is nothing left to clean up. a total loss. 4,000 homes in the houston area have been damaged or destroyed. the floods are blamed for at least 16 deaths in texas and oklahoma. we say at least because the search continues for 11 people still missing. don dahler begins our coverage. reporter: it was a sobering day for hundreds of search team members as they continued to scour the riverbanks by air and by land. homes flattened cars tossed like matchsticks and little hope of finding survivors. will welch is with the search and rescue team texas task force one. i ve been around this area in better times. there is some really rugged terrain to make your way through. there is. it s complicated by the debris fieldser with ear encountering. reporter: rescue crews don t just rely on