AND NOW TO THE STORY, EVERYONE SEEMS TO BE FOLLOWING THIS WEEK. THAT RACE AGAINST TIME,
400 NAUTICAL MILES OFF THE
COAST IN THE ATLANTIC OCEAN.
AS SEARCH CREWS COMB THE SEA
FOR A TOURIST CARING
SUBMERSIBLE SUBMARINE THAT WENT
MISSING NEARLY 13,000 FEET
BELOW THE WATER. IT WAS
SUPPOSED TO EXPLORE THE
WRECKAGE OF THE TITANIC ON
SUNDAY.
>> TIME IS RUNNING OUT IN THIS
RESCUE OPERATION. CHRIS NGUYEN
IS IT BOSTON WITH THE LATEST?
>> THE MINUTES MELT AWAY ON
SEARCH CREWS POTENTIAL TO FIND
PEOPLE ALIVE AS OXYGEN RUN
SHORT ON BOARD THE MISSING
TITAN SUBMERSIBLE. THE SURFACE
SEARCH IS NOW APPROXIMATELY 2
TIMES THE SIZE OF CONNECTICUT.
>> IN THE SUBSURFACE SURGES UP
TO 2 AND A HALF MILES DEEP,
ESPECIALLY EXPANDING THE SIZE
OF THE SEARCH AREA.
>> THE LONGER IT TAKES, THE
LESS LIKELY THAT.
YOU KNOW, A POSITIVE OUTCOME
WORK HER, BUT ALL HOPE IS NOT
LOST. CUTTING THROUGH THE
DARKNESS OF THE DEEP SEED,
CONSISTENT BANGING NOISES HAVE
BEEN DETECTED DURING THE
SEARCH. WE DON'T KNOW THE
SOURCE OF THAT BUT WE SHARE
THAT INFORMATION WITH ME AT
FIRST THE CLASSIFIED. IN THE
MEANTIME, IT'S SOMETHING IT'S A
TARGET. IT'S A FOCUS FOR US
LOOK AT. AND SO WE'VE DEPLOYED
THE OR A REMOTE OPERATED
VEHICLES AND THE SURFACE AND SO
ON. AND THE CANADIAN COAST
GUARD SERVICE. AND SO THAT HAS
SONAR CAPABILITY IN THE
VICINITY. YOU CAN'T IGNORE THE
BANGING AND YOU DON'T HAVE TIME
TO WAIT TO ANALYZE.
>> THE SOUNDS EXACTLY. SO YOU
HAVE TO ASSUME. I THINK THAT
THEY'RE HUMAN MADE UNTIL THE
SUB IS FOUND. THERE'S MORE
QUESTIONS THAN ANSWERS AS TO
WHAT HAPPENED RIGHT NOW.
ALL EXPERTS CAN DO IS
SPECULATE.
>> WAS THERE A PROBLEM WITH THE
BALL TOLD WAS IT A PROBLEM WITH
THE PRESSURE? WAS IT A PROBLEM
WITH THE BALLOT? BUT IF A
SUBMERSIBLE DOESN'T GO BACK
TO THE SURFACE AND KNEAD SOUTH
AND ITS OWN. IT'S REALLY THAT
THERE ISN'T THE PROBLEM.
>> IN BOSTON, I'M CHRIS WYNN.
>> THE U.S. DEPARTMENT OF
AGRICULTURE HAS CLEARED LAB
GROWN OR CULTIVATED MEAT TO
BE PRODUCED AND SOLD HERE IN
THE U.S.. THAT'S ACCORDING TO 2
COMPANIES THAT PRODUCE IT
UPSIDE FOODS AND GOOD MEAT.
GOOD MEAT ADVERTISES ITS
PRODUCTS AS MEAT WITHOUT
SLAUGHTER, A MORE HUMANE
APPROACH TO EATING MEAT
SUPPORTERS HOPE THIS WILL FIGHT
CLIMATE CHANGE BY REDUCING THE
NEED FOR TRADITIONAL ANIMAL
AGRICULTURE, WHICH EMITS
GREENHOUSE GASES. GOOD MEAT
SAID IT WILL START PRODUCTION
IMMEDIATELY. REMEMBER THAT
MASSIVE INTERSTATE FIRE IN
PHILLY WHILE A SECTION OF
INTERSTATE. 35 IN PHILADELPHIA.
>> THAT WAS CLOSED AFTER A
COLLAPSE FOLLOWING THAT DEADLY
TANKER CRASH AND FIRE NOW
EXPECTED TO REOPEN TO TRAFFIC
AS SOON AS THIS WEEKEND.
I'M MISHA LEE. IT WAS FEARED
THAT IT WOULD TAKE REPAIRS
MONTHSLONG ALONG I-NINETY-FIVE
ABC'S JUSTIN FINCH TELLS US
HOW OFFICIALS WERE ABLE TO MAKE
PROGRESS, THOUGH, WAY AHEAD
OF SCHEDULE.
>> MORE THAN A WEEK AGO, THIS
SECTION OF INTERSTATE 95 IN
PHILADELPHIA BURNING AND
BREAKING DOWN AFTER A GAS
TANKER LOST CONTROL CRASHING
AND EXPLODING KILLING THE
DRIVER. REPAIRS WERE PREDICTED
TO LAST MONTHS, BUT NOW
PENNSYLVANIA'S GOVERNOR
ANNOUNCING THE TRAFFIC WILL
BE FLOWING HERE ON I-95 THIS
WEEKEND. THIS TIME LAPSE VIDEO
CAPTURES THE DAMAGE AND GAPING
HOLE AFTER THE I-95 OVERPASS
COLLAPSED ON JUNE. 11TH.
NOW THAT GAP IS NEARLY FILLED.
THEY COST 25 TO 30 MILLION
DOLLARS. THE GOVERNOR PRAISING
LOCAL WORKERS FOR PUSHING THE
REPAIR TIMELINE. WELL AHEAD
OF SCHEDULE, THIS IS WHAT IT
LOOKS LIKE WHEN THE INGENUITY
OF DELCO MEETS THE GRIT OF
PHILLY AND WE WORK TOGETHER TO
GET IT DONE THIS WEEKEND, STATE
POLICE WILL ESCORT PAVING
TRUCKS TO THE SITE WHERE THOSE
TEMPORARY LANES ARE SET TO OPEN
BY THE WEEKEND. LARGELY BECAUSE
OF THESE RECYCLED GLASS NUGGETS
BY USING CAUSE OF THEM TO FILL
IN THE AREA. CREWS ARE AVOIDING
POTENTIAL SUPPLY CHAIN DELAYS.
TY TO OTHER MATERIALS. PLUS,
EITHER HIT IS NOT NEW.
>> IT'S BEEN USED IN
PENNSYLVANIA FOR 7 OR 8 YEARS.
IT'S SAFE. IT'S SOUND. IT'S
READY TO GO TO WORK. THERE IS
URGENCY TO FIX THE ROADWAY.
NOT ONLY BECAUSE OF THE
INCONVENIENCE TO THE ESTIMATED
160,000 DAILY COMMUTERS.
>> BUT ALSO GIVEN THE RISK TO
SUPPLY CHAINS WITH TRUCKERS
FORCED TO TAKE LONG DETOURS.
THE GOVERNOR SAYS THE TEMPORARY
LANES COULD OPEN SATURDAY OR
SUNDAY, DEPENDING ON THE
WEATHER. MEANTIME, CREWS WILL
CONTINUE WORKING TO INSTALL A
PERMANENT NEW OVERPASS. JUSTIN
FINCH, ABC NEWS, WASHINGTON.
>> UP NEXT, NOT JUST SAN
ANTONIO DEALING WITH EXTREME
HEAT. OTHER PARTS OF TEXAS
FEELING THE EFFECTS AS WELL.
LOOK AT HOW HEAT IS HITTING
>> A NEW REPORT SHOWS THE
CHARITABLE GIVING IS DOWN FOR
THE FIRST TIME IN DECADES
TODAY, GIVING US A REPORTED
499 BILLION DOLLARS IN
DONATIONS FOR THE YEAR 2022,
THAT'S A DECLINE OF NEARLY 3
AND A HALF PERCENT FROM 2021.
BUT WHEN ADJUSTED FOR
INFLATION, CHARITABLE DONATIONS
IN 2022, FELL ABOUT 10 AND A
HALF PERCENT. THE AREAS HARDEST
HIT BY THAT DECLINE WERE
RELIGIOUS INSTITUTIONS,
EDUCATION AND HUMAN SERVICES.
RESEARCHERS SAID THE DROP WAS
CAUSE FOR A NUMBER OF REASONS,
INCLUDING CONCERNS ABOUT STOCK
MARKET DECLINES AND HIGH
INFLATION RATES THAT CALIFORNIA
HAS BEEN DETHRONED AS AMERICA'S
MOST EXPENSIVE STATE FOR
GASOLINE. THE NEW TITLE GOES
TO WASHINGTON.
>> FOR THE AVERAGE COST OF
REGULAR GAS JUMPED $0.32 OVER
THE PAST MONTH, ACCORDING TO
TRIPLE A IT NOW COSTS $4.93 A
GALLON IN WASHINGTON. THAT $0.7
AHEAD OF CALIFORNIA. MEANWHILE,
MISSISSIPPI HAS THE CHEAPEST
GAS DRIVERS. THEIR PAY AN
AVERAGE OF $3 A GALLON OVERALL,
THE NATIONAL AVERAGE FOR GAS
DOWN COMPARED TO THIS POINT
LAST YEAR RIGHT NOW IN SAN
ANTONIO. BY THE WAY, TRIPLE A
SAYS THE AVERAGE PRICE FOR GAS
$3 AND $0.21 DANGEROUS RECORD
HATE IMPACTING MILLIONS OF
AMERICANS ACROSS TEXAS AND OUR
SURROUNDING STATES.
>> THIS EXTREMELY HOT WEATHER
IS ALSO PUTTING A BIG DEMAND
ON. YES, THE TEXAS POWER GRID.
YEAH. ACROSS THE SOUTH, A
SERIES OF SEVERE STORMS AND
FLOODING REMAIN IN THE FORECAST
AS CLEANUP CONTINUES FROM THE
RECENT DEVASTATING TORNADOES.
>> ABC'S MELISSA DAWN HAS THE
LATEST.
>> TRIPLE DIGIT TEMPERATURES
ARE SCORCHING TEXAS WITH
SEVERAL CITIES CLOCKING IN AT
MORE THAN 110 DEGREES.
RESIDENTS IN THE LONE STAR
STATE EXPECTED TO BAKE ALL
WHILE LONGER AS THE HEAT INDEX
REACHED OVER 120 DEGREES.
AND HOUSTON OFFICIALS SAY MORE
THAN 100 HEAT RELATED EMERGENCY
CALLS HAVE BEEN RECEIVED SINCE
THE WEEKEND. DOCTORS SAY SIGNS
OF HEAT RELATED ILLNESS INCLUDE
HEAVY, SWEATING, MUSCLE CRAMPS,
DIZZINESS AND NAUSEA. FAMILIES
TRYING TO COOL DOWN ARE
CREATING HUGE DEMAND ON TEXAS
ELECTRIC GRID ERCOT. THE
ELECTRIC UTILITY COMPANY IS
ASKING RESIDENTS TO VOLUNTARILY
REDUCE ENERGY CONSUMPTION.
WE DON'T WANT TO END UP WITHOUT
ELECTRICITY FOR TOO LONG.
THIS TYPE OF HEAT IS NOT NEW
TO TEXAS OR OKLAHOMA, BUT IT IS
SHOWING UP EARLIER SCIENTIFIC
DATA FINDING THAT THE EXTREME
HEAT SCORCHING TEXAS WAS MADE 5
TIMES MORE LIKELY DUE TO THE
HUMAN EFFECTS OF CLIMATE
CHANGE. DANGEROUS WEATHER IS
HITTING OTHER PARTS OF THE
SOUTH IN NORTH CAROLINA.
WATER RESCUES UNDERWAY AFTER
STORMS CAUSE FLOODING IN THE
REGION. THIS IS WHAT WAS LEFT
BEHIND AFTER THE WATER ROSE UP.
>> AND WASHED OUT WHAT WAS
RIGHT UNDERNEATH THE ROADWAY.
HAIL AND HEAVY RAIN ALSO
HITTING PARTS OF LOUISIANA AND
FLOOD ALERTS ARE FORECAST FROM
VIRGINIA TO FLORIDA.
>> THE CDC REMINDS THOSE COPING
WITH THE HEAT TO DRINK PLENTY
OF WATER LIMIT YOUR TIME
OUTDOORS AND ALSO WEAR LOOSE
FITTING CLOTHING. MELISSA DAWN,
ABC NEWS, LOS ANGELES.
>> ON TOP OF THE HEAT HERE AT
HOME, WE ALSO ARE CONTINUING TO
MONITOR THE STORMS THAT ARE OUT
THERE RIGHT NOW. SARAH? YEAH, EVEN A LITTLE THUNDER AND
LIGHTNING AROUND SAN ANTONIO
AT THE MOMENT FROM STORMS
ACROSS THE HILL COUNTRY.
EXTREME HEAT 113 DEL RIO.
THEY BEAT THEIR ALL-TIME HIGH
EVER. RECORDED 115 TODAY.
BUT YOU CAN SEE TEMPERATURES
HAVE COOLED DOWN ACROSS THE
HILL COUNTRY AS THIS IS WHERE
STORMS ARE MOVING THROUGH.
WE'VE GOT SEVERE THUNDERSTORMS
MOVING THROUGH PARTS OF KENDALL
COUNTY INTO COME OUT COUNTY
PUSHING TOWARD I-35 BETWEEN
AUSTIN AND SAN MARCUS. IT DOES
LOOK LIKE THE BULK OF THE
STORMS WILL MISS SAN ANTONIO.
BUT AGAIN, THERE ARE SOME AREAS
AROUND SAN ANTONIO GETTING SOME
RAIN. I'LL TRACK THE STORMS
>> THE SAN ANTONIO POLICEG SOME INVESTIGATING A SHOOTING ON LEE STREET ON THE CITY'S SOUTH
SIDE. OFFICERS SAY A MAN WAS
SHOT THERE IN THE FOOT BY HIS
NEPHEW FOLLOWING AN ARGUMENT
THAT MAN IS EXPECTED TO
RECOVER. THE SUSPECT WAS LATER
FOUND HIDING IN AN ABANDONED
HOUSE NEXT DOOR.
>> THE WAY OUR VALLEY FIRE
DEPARTMENT INVESTIGATING A FIRE
AT A STORAGE FACILITY. FIRE
OFFICIALS HAD TO CALL IN BACKUP
BEFORE SURROUNDING AREAS TO
HELP WITH THE BLAZE. NO
INJURIES REPORTED. FIRE
OFFICIALS SAY BOATS, RV'S AND
OTHER PROPERTY WAS DAMAGED IN
THIS.
>> A POPULAR SAN ANTONIO
RESTAURANT CLOSED UP SHOP
TODAY. TWIN SISTERS, BAKERY
AND CAFE OFFICIALLY CLOSED ITS
STORES. STAFF MEMBERS POSTED ON
FACEBOOK THAT THE RESTAURANT
WOULD BE CLOSING IN ALAMO
HEIGHTS. THE BAKERY WAS IN
BUSINESS THERE FOR 43 YEARS.
I LIKE THAT PLACE TODAY.
THE SAN ANTONIO CITY COUNCIL
OFFICIALLY SWORE IN ITS NEWEST
MEMBERS. NOW DISTRICTS WON 7 IN
10 WILL ALL BE REPRESENTED BY
NEW COUNCIL MEMBERS. THE NEW
COUNCIL WILL BE BACK TOMORROW
TO TAKE UP CITY BUSINESS FOR
THE FIRST TIME DURING THE
WEEKLY COUNCIL MEETING. AND
THAT'S YOUR 60ND RECAP.
LET'S GET ANOTHER CHECK OF THE WEATHER RIGHT NOW. SARAH, ARE
THOSE STORMS STILL JUST
SEEMINGLY GOING RIGHT AROUND
SAN ANTONIO FOR THE MOST PART?
YES, MYRA. THEY ARE NOW.
THERE ARE STILL SOME AREAS OF
LIGHT RAIN IN PARTS OF SAN
ANTONIO, EVEN A LITTLE
LIGHTNING. BUT THE MOST INTENSE
PART OF THE STORMS DOES DO LOOK
LIKE THEY ARE GOING TO
>> WORK THEIR WAY AROUND SAN
ANTONIO. BUT WHAT A HOT DAY
IT WAS. WE GOT UP TO A HEAT
INDEX VALUE OF 115 IN SAN
ANTONIO. REMEMBER THE HEAT
INDEX IS WHAT IT FEELS LIKE
OUTSIDE BECAUSE YOUR BODY CAN'T
OF EVAPORATE THE SWEAT BECAUSE
IT'S SO HUMID. IF YOU TAKE A
LOOK AT NEW BRAUNFELS HEAT
INDEX VALUE OF 12520 HEAT INDEX
VALUE IN HONDO 117 HEAT INDEX
VALUE IN DEL RIO. YOU CAN SEE,
THOUGH, THAT THERE ARE AREAS OF
SAN ANTONIO THAT ARE SEEING
SOME RELIEF FROM THE HEAT, BUT
IT COMES AT A COST WITH SOME
SEVERE STORMS. NOW, HERE'S SOME
GOOD NEWS. IF YOU'RE IN UVALDE
COUNTY, THAT SEVERE STORM THAT
WAS HEADING YOUR WAY HAS
WEAKENED SIGNIFICANTLY ENOUGH
TO WHERE THE SEVERE
THUNDERSTORM WARNING HAS BEEN
EXPIRED. NOW, AS YOU LOOK TO
THE NORTH. SO THERE IS STILL
ONE AREA OF STORMS THAT'S
MOVING THROUGH. KENDALL COUNTY,
BLANCO COUNTY AND INTO PARTS OF
NORTHERN COMAL COUNTY. THIS
IS A SEVERE THUNDERSTORM
WARNING THAT IS IN EFFECT UNTIL
7.30, THIS EVENING. THE BIGGEST
THREAT WITH THIS STORM IS NOT
HAIL. IT'S ACTUALLY DAMAGING
WIND GUSTS AND NOTICE THAT THIS
IS WELL NORTH OF SAN ANTONIO.
SO WE'RE TALKING ABOUT AREAS
ACROSS THE HILL COUNTRY AND
THEN COME OUT COUNTY. I'M GONNA
GO AHEAD AND SHOW YOU WHAT THE
WINDS ARE LIKE RIGHT AROUND THE
BLANCO RIGHT NOW. THAT'S THE
MOST INTENSE PART OF THE STORM.
WINDS AROUND BLANCO. WE'RE
SEEING POTENTIAL WIND GUSTS OF
UP TO ABOUT 65 MILES PER HOUR.
EVEN NEAR CAN WIND GUSTS OF
UP TO ABOUT 50 MILES PER HOUR.
NOW, THIS STORM SYSTEM IS
MOVING EAST AT 35. THE MOST
INTENSE PART OF THE STORM WILL
STAY NORTH OF CANYON LAKE.
SO EVEN THOUGH CANYON LAKE
NORTHERN KENYA LAKE UNDER THE
WARNING, I DO THINK THAT MOST
OF THAT AREA SHOULD MISS OUT ON
THE GUSTIEST OF THE WINDS, BUT
WE STILL NEED TO BE INSIDE.
IF YOU'RE INSIDE OF THIS
MORNING, INCLUDING FISCHER
CANYON LAKE WIMBERLEY WOULD
CREAK DRIPPING SPRINGS. THIS
IS MOVING EAST AT ABOUT 35
MILES PER HOUR. SO IF WE WERE
TO HIGHLIGHT THIS AREA OF MOST
INTENSE WIND MOVING EAST AT 35
MILES PER HOUR, IT COULD IN
KYLE AREA BY ABOUT 7.40, THIS
EVENING. OTHERWISE, LET'S TAKE
A LOOK AROUND SAN ANTONIO, OK,
THERE ARE A FEW LIGHTNING
STRIKES AROUND SAN ANTONIO
RIGHT NOW, PARTICULARLY ON THE
NORTHWEST SIDE NEARER TO MEDINA
LAKE. YOU CAN SEE A FEW FLASHES
OF LIGHTNING, BUT THIS IS JUST
SOME LIGHT TO MODERATE RAIN
IN THIS AREA. SOME AREAS
GETTING A FREE QUICK SHOWER.
BUT UNFORTUNATELY, MOST OF THIS
RAIN IS GOING TO SCOOT AROUND
SAN ANTONIO AND THE STORMY U.S.
PART IS GOING TO STAY NORTH
OF SAN ANTONIO. IT IN COME OUT
COUNTY CLOSER TO CANYON LAKE.
STILL, THOUGH, SOME FLASHES OF
LIGHTNING, SOME RUMBLES OF
THUNDER POSSIBLE AROUND THE
ALAMO CITY IN THE COMING HOURS.
AND I'M GOING TO BE DOING AN
OUTCAST ON THE KSAT WEATHER
AUTHORITY APP AT 705, TO TRACK
THOSE STORMS. IT'S 101, THOUGH,
IN SAN ANTONIO RIGHT NOW IN
SPITE OF THE FACT THAT THOSE
CLOUDS HAVE MOVED IN, FEELS
LIKE 109 AND AGAIN FOR THIS
EVENING, THERE'S A SMALL CHANCE
FOR A FEW STORMS AS THIS STORM
COMPLEX CONTINUES TO PUSH EAST
TOWARD THE AUSTIN AREA. THAT
HEAT HIGH HAS MOVED ENOUGH OFF
TO THE WEST WHERE IT'S ALLOWED
FOR A WINDOW OF STORMS. THIS
IS GOING TO BE THE CASE
TOMORROW NIGHT, TOO. BUT THE
HEAT HIGH STILL THE DOMINANT
WEATHER FACTOR. AND SO IT'S
STILL GOING TO BE HOT EVEN
THOUGH IT'S MOVED OFF TO THE
WEST. YOU CAN SEE THAT IT'S
STILL 113.
>> IN DEL RIO. SO THAT HEAT
WAVE IS GOING TO CONTINUE TO GO
AHEAD AND SKIP AHEAD TO
TOMORROW'S FORECAST FOR YOU TO
GET YOUR DAY. PLAN WILL BE AT
77 IN THE MORNING BY ABOUT NOON
WILL BE AT 91, MOSTLY SUNNY
SKIES. HEAT INDEX RANGING
ANYWHERE FROM 107 TO 113
OFFICIAL HIGH OF 100. AND
AGAIN, IT'S GOING TO FEEL VERY
HOT TOMORROW IN SPITE OF THE
FACT THAT ONCE AGAIN IN THE
EVENING WE'RE GOING HAVE THAT
SMALL WINDOW FOR RAIN ABOUT A
30% CHANCE TOMORROW EVENING.
LESS THAN THAT ON FRIDAY
EVENING. AND THEN THE WEEKEND
IS JUST GOING TO BE A SCORCHER
WITH THANKFULLY, HUMIDITY
FALLING OFF A LITTLE BIT.
BUT AT THIS POINT, I'M JUST
LOOKING FOR A SILVER LINING.
HONESTLY IS SARAH QUESTION IF I
MAY, YEAH. DO YOU EXPECT THE
STORMS THAT WE'RE SEEING RIGHT
NOW TO DIE OUT AS THE SUN GOES
DOWN? YEAH. IT FROM FOR A BIG
PART OF THE AREA. THEY WILL
BECAUSE THE SUN IS FUELING THE
STORMS RIGHT NOW. SO AS THE
SUN SETS.
>> YOU KNOW, THOSE STORMS ARE
GOING TO START TO DISSIPATE,
BUT IT'S STILL VERY HOT.
YEAH. AFTER THE SUNSET, STEVE, SO MANY KEEP MY EYE ON THINGS. I'LL BE ON THAT
LET'S FACE IT. MOST SUMMER
VACATIONS CONSIST OF 3 THINGS,
SUNSHINE SAND.
>> AND CELL BUT THIS ISLAND OFF
THE COAST OF FINLAND
ENCOURAGING VISITORS TO GET A
LITTLE MORE SUN AND A LITTLE
LESS SCREEN. IOWA NATIVES
URGING TOURISTS TO TURN OFF
THEIR PHONES AND ENJOY THE
BEAUTY OF THIS POPULAR SPOT
AND ALL THAT HAS TO OFFER
WITHOUT DEVICE LOVE THIS IDEA.
OKAY. IT'S VISITORS CHOICE
WHETHER TO UNPLUG OR NOT.
THE PEOPLE WHO LIVE HERE CLAIM
THAT THIS IS THE WORLD'S FIRST
PHONE-FREE TOURIST ISLAND.
>> VISITORS CAN SPEND A QUIET
NIGHT ON THE ISLAND IN A TENT
OR CABIN AND ENJOY THE PRISTINE
NATURE DURING THE DAY. CELL
PHONE-FREE. YEAH. AND MAYBE
BECAUSE THIS IS THE ISLAND.
>> WHERE CELL PHONES ARE FINN
NICHE FINLAND FACE GO, BABY.
I DON'T KNOW. I DON'T KNOW.
IT IS ALL THAT. YEAH. OKAY.
OKAY. SOME TEXAS DOUBLE TAKE
WHEN THEY SAW THIS.
>> THE GOT WOW. 40 HUNGRY GOATS
SHOWED UP ON THEIR STREET.
THESE GOATS WERE CAUGHT ON
CAMERA SHOUTING ON GRASS AND
PLANTS AND MCKINNEY OUTSIDE OF
DALLAS. YEAH. THE GOAT IS
REPORTEDLY ESCAPED FROM A
NEARBY DEVELOPMENT. HOMEOWNERS
SAY THEY HEARD OWNERS ROUNDED
UP SCAPEGOATS QUICKLY.
>> AND EVEN HELPED REPLACE SOME
GOBBLED UP GREENERY AND
FLOWERS. YES, IN MCKINNEY, THE
GOATS DIDN'T TREAT. THE A
KINDLY.
2 FOR 2, 2, FOR 2. WHAT THE
SCAPEGOAT. THE SCAPEGOAT.
I SAW THAT. OKAY. ALL RIGHT.
I'M GOOD NEWS IS GOOD NEWS FOR
A BABY DEER IN SOUTH CAROLINA'S
FIREFIGHTERS HELPED REUNITE
THIS FALL ON. RIGHT THERE WITH
ITS MOTHER. THE FOG BECAME
STUCK IN THE MUD FROM A NEARBY
CREEK IN PICKENS COUNTY,
FIREFIGHTERS WERE ABLE TO HOIST
THE FUN BACK ON TO THE BANK.
THE TEAM THEN WAITED TO MAKE
SURE THE FARM WAS WELCOMED BY
ITS MOTHER. LOOKS LIKE THIS MAN
BE. AND MOM FINALLY GOT THEIR
>> THE MOST INTENSE PART OF
THE STORMS RIGHT NOW ARE IN THE NORTHERN PART OF THE HILL
COUNTRY AND COME OUT IN KENDALL
COUNTY. BUT WE ARE SAYING TO
SEE SOME LIGHT RAIN AROUND SAN
ANTONIO WITH SOME LIGHTNING
AND THUNDER ALL BE BACK ON THE
APP ON THE KSAT WEATHER
STARTING AT 705, TO TRACK THE