they remembered how miserable they had been in houston and they cannot get a quorum in houston. president houston compromised and said, let's go up to washington. everybody obeyed that order with one exception. the reason he did not obey was because every time he tried to , the local archives committee would stop him and point guns at him and tell him to go back to the land office. the people oflled austan traders and the people of austin did not care what sam houston thought about it, and till houston found two men willing to go over to austin and get the records themselves. their names were john hall and buck pettit. they evidently did not know what they were up against because they came into town and in plain view of everybody started loading up these wagons at eighth and congress. the retired into the nearest saloon, had a few beers, went to bed good when they got up the next morning, there stood all the people of boston armed with clubs-- austin armed with and guns and knives and everything else and a loaded cannon pointed at them. buck pettit said, john, you may have a let

and grandmother cissy houston, folded hands in prayer. it was held under a tent so the family could have privacy. neither bobby brown nor tyler perry attended. dionne warwick laid a rose on kr krissy's casket and pat and cissy watched the casket into the ground. the moment during saturday's funeral in georgia. bobby brown's sister, leola, suddenly go off the rails. as pat houston speaks, leola began to yell at pat saying, how dare you, tyler perry, bobby brown and others quiet leona and escorted out of the church by security. >> whitney will haunt pat houston from the grave. pat, it's not over. it has just begun. it has just begun. >> and there is breaking news today. we can confirm the existence of a desk photo of bobbi kristina which was taken friday. now, i do want to mention on friday, the brown and houstons both had separate viewings of her body. the rest of the funeral was loving and respectful. krissy's father bobby as whitney once sang, i also will always love you. at one point, the choir sang "jesus loves me" as krissy's mother,

circumstances pushed houston to texas. he became involved in the efforts here to gain independence, and the push for annexation and joining the united states. that issue had gone back and forth between prior president of texas and u.s. presidents. both sides at one point or another refusing. there were issues going on, annexing a state that accepted slavery was an issue. great britain getting involved. sparing the united states to an -- spurring the united states to annex texas. in 1884 it became a major issue any gets revisited. so, andrew jackson writes to his friend sam houston basically saying that it would really benefit the future prosperity of texas and the united states for this to happen. he ends the letter saying, "god bless you. is the prayer of your friend, andrew jackson." the 1900 storm for galveston is a major event in the island's history. there's been a lot written about it and said about it, but it lingers today. so, it is still very much a part of galvestonians history and lives today. this letter is a r

that is near houston. we're going to bring it to you live as we learn more about a crime that has shock and saddened that community. the execution style killing of one of their finest, houston deputy 47-year-old darren goforth, a husband, a father of two. he was shot multiple times from behind while pumping gas. the sheriff there, ron hickman, overnight says he cannot recall another incident in that city that is so cold-blooded. and for that matter so cowardly. will carr following it all for us before this news conference begins. hi, will. >> reporter: hi, leland. that news conference set to begin any minute now. and we're really looking for some clarification because there's been conflicting reports throughout the course of the morning. what we know as of right now is authorities are talking to a person of interest, a man who they say they're questioning who has not been charged. now, they say this shooting was a straight up assassination. they say it was an execution style murder. they say the suspect wa

and grandmother cissy houston, folded hands in prayer. it was held under a tent so the family could have privacy. neither bobby brown nor tyler perry attended. dionne warwick laid a rose on kris krissy's casket and pat and cissy watched the casket into the ground. the moment during saturday's funeral in georgia. bobby brown's sister, leola, suddenly go off the rails. as pat houston speaks, leola began to yell at pat saying, how dare you, tyler perry, bobby brown and others quiet leona and escorted out of the church by security. >> whitney will haunt pat houston from the grave. pat, it's not over. it has just begun. it has just begun. >> and there is breaking news today. we can confirm the existence of a desk photo of bobbi kristina which was taken friday. now, i do want to mention on friday, the brown and houstons both had separate viewings of her body. the rest of the funeral was loving and respectful. krissy's father bobby as whitney once sang, i also will always love you. at one point, the choir sang "jesus loves me" as krissy's mother

it was kenneth desire oh -- to get nasa control in houston. the school president, he arranged for a thousand acres near clear lake. congressmen said this is what tipped the scales and put mission control in houston. in exchange in 1962 rice got some money from nasa and that's where the problem started because william original bequest provided for the free instruction of white texans. with federal money involved that just was not going to work. the board of trust -- they filed a separate suit. they filed an intervention plea. rice's relationship with nasa hung in the balance until 1965 when a ruling was finally made. now the experience with rice was typical of the problems that nasa faced as it interacted with the southern facilities and steven has a little bit more on that note. >> the national academy of science did evaluation a principle state communities. there was a popular believe that technological advancement will lead. communities advanced types of industry with their people in laboratory and development of techniques should display a

today, bobbi kristina was laid to rest next to her mother. >> i love whitney houston and i just want to say goodbye to her daughter, in of her. >> reporter: bobbi kristina was remembered on saturday, but family tensions rose as bobby brown's sister says she was kicked out of the service, after she yelled at a houston family member. >>> and there is heavy security at the grave site as we speak. we understand there is a blockade separating bobbi kristina and whitney houston's graves from the other areas here at the fairview cemetery. we also understand there is a security guard with a list of people who are and are not allowed in. of there has been private security here at fairview ever since whitney houston was laid to rest here in 2012. that's the latest, live from westfield, new jersey. i'm jen maxfield, news 4 new york. >> all right, jen, thank you. >>> and new at 5:00, a tourist is charged with carrying two loaded guns at the september 11 memorial. the criminal complaint says the military veteran, elizabeth enderle, told an officer saturday she had the weapons in her backpack. her

. >> so, you end up in houston, texas. >> in houston, texas. >> after growing up in kuwait. >> yes. >> what a culture shock that must have been. >> it was. and also, like, i went to private british english school in kuwait. so, i was used to the english language. but the british english language. and also you had a lotta expats in kuwait. i went to quite a diverse school. and i was learning multiple languages. and i went to school with a vest and a bow tie. >> little bow tie? >> little bow tie. i was an adorable little arab kid with a british accent. i did. and then i ended up in houston in esl class. and-- >> which is english as a second language. >> i was the only guy that spoke english in that class, by the way. i walk in, all the kids are lookin' at me like, "hola! tu eres nuevo aqui?" and i was confused, because they looked like my cousin halil. and i've never seen mexicans before at that point. so i was introduced to a whole other culture. >> you were so bored that you quit goin' to class for a little-- >> i was bored. i just felt like it was so easy. all we had to do was just m

. >> so, you end up in houston texas. >> in houston, texas. >> after growing up in kuwait. >> yes. >> what a culture shock that must have been. >> it was. and also, like, i went to private british english school in kuwait. so, i was used to the english language. but the british english language. and also you had a lotta expats in kuwait. i went to quite a diverse school. and i was learning multiple languages. and i went to school with a vest and a bow tie. >> little bow tie? >> little bow tie. i was an adorable little arab kid with a british accent. i did. and then i ended up in houston in esl class. and-- >> which is english as a second language. >> i was the only guy that spoke english in that class, by the way. i walk in, all the kids are lookin' at me like, "hola! tu eres nuevo aqui?" and i was confused, because they looked like my cousin halil. and i've never seen mexicans before at that point. so i was introduced to a whole other culture. >> you were so bored that you quit goin' to class for a little-- >> i was bored. i just felt like it was so easy. all we had to do was just me

this is the worst we've seen, obviously, for the past two hours or so since we've been here in houston the past two days. the problem about this is -- my goodness! i mean, really! this is mind-blowing what we're witnessing right now and being able to broadcast to you live. i have never witnessed anything like this in my career! >> when we came down here, we tried to be prepared. we bought overalls, shovels first aid kits. and the extent of the damage, you just can never imagine how bad it is. there's no way. the adjustor later determined that we had seven feet of water in here, at the height of the storm. when we came in, there was debris that was taller than this table right here. so i guess about four feet. and it was just -- all the book shelves had fallen over. we had a large desk like that that was made out of metal, and it had turned over and twisted. and you couldn't even walk on top of the debris. it was, um... i thought that, you know, yeah, the books would have water in them and the wooden shelves might swell and the books might swell, but i didn't realize they would fall so

feud at her funeral. >> whitney will want pat houston. >> bobbi kristina's aunts at war? we're at the cemetery where the family gathered today. >> the pain and heart ache of bobbi kristina brown's burial. >> and the tension at this weekend's service. >> it has just begun. >> plus, who took a photo of bobbi kristina in her casket? >> and then -- >>> losing my mind. >> our exclusive with blake shelton. >> a little vodka. >> without his ring, what he only told us as miranda clings to shania twain. >>> is beyonce pregnant? the new photos sparking rumors. >> plus -- >> i got really sick. >>> last night's bachelor in paradise was crazy but wait until you see tonight. >> can you feel the tension? >> i'm with rick springfield and meryl streep. with meryl's dpaur. >> she had a much larger dressing room. >>> now "e.t." bringing you top stories. bobbi kristina brown is buried in new jersey next to her mother, whitney houston. all this after a funeral filled with drama was held in atlanta on saturday. kevin frazier was inside the funeral and at the cemetery with the family today, but

it was his desire to put the patrol in houston. so he arranged for a thousand acres near clear lake and he promised the land for the space center building. albert thomas said this is what tipped the scale and mission control in houston. in exchange in 1962, he got money from nasa and that's where the program started because the original eight p. 91 request provided for the instruction of my texans and with federal money involved, that just wasn't going to work. for the board of trustees they had no appetite for the desegregation. but they did file the lawsuit could change the charter. they would remove the words from the adventure and when they did that, the group of alumni screamed bloody murder and they were outraged and they filed an intervention. his relationship, and the balance until 1965 when the ruling was finally made. now, the experience was typical of the profits as it interacted in the southern facilities and steven has a little bit more on that. there was a popular belief that technological advancement will lead to maj

i mean, look, you have got this huge radio show in houston. and, i mean, you know, you get callers all the time. you have got your -- you know, you have got your ear to the ground. does this surprise you? >> absolutely. we would never expect something like this to happen in the great red state of texas. we have heard stories from around the country but not here. i want to tell you something. here is the message. don't mess with texas. don't mess with texas cost. they got this supposed dirt bag suspect within 24 hours. throw in #all lives matter bucko. >> that's for sure. be interesting how this plays out. death penalty eligible case. clearly no defense that anyone could imagine. i mean, he came up behind him, shot him. when he fell down he kept shooting him. so what do you say to young people today about this kind of thing and how do we stop young people from thinking that law enforcement is the enemy? >> well, first of all, there is a lot of this hatred towards the cops. we covered a story on wednesday in texas of an internet radio show calli

charles -- charles houston health was never really good. he decides to resign from the naacp and go back to teaching at howard. he convinced them to have thurgood the his replacement. at that time, the irs was starting to get on the naacp about fundraising, because they did lobbying and they also did legal work. they created a separate legal arm, a separate legal institution, the legal education -- legal institution education fund incorporated. thurgood was named its head. in addition to the connection to the enough -- naacp, he was running his own civil rights law firm. granted, it only had three lawyers at the time and a couple of assistants. ,ut they carried on this fight this consistent step-by-step campaign to find cases and bring up the logical and eagle inconsistencies of segregation to the justices -- and legal inconsistencies of segregation to the justices of the supreme court will stop -- the supreme court. so that inrsus -- round versus board of education they won the victory. now, or within the next three years or five years. wh

it is something i will never forget listening to the wailing of pat houston and cissy houston the ground. this family is devastated. i hope people think about that before they get into the tabloids. >> privacy is so hard to come by for this family. when you heard her say this is not over, where is that going? >> i don't know what leeola brown, her problem with pat houston is. i will tell you this about pat houston. she was the first one to the hospital when bobbi kristina first fell into the coma. she beat the ambulance there. she was with her and rearranged her schedule so someone could be there 24 hours a day to bathe that child and take care of her. and that is why today she could devastated. that is someone she cared for and loved so much. >> kevin, thank you. gut wrenching stuff. >> and much more on bobbi kristina's burial beginning at seven tonight on the insider. kevin will have more on "entertainment tonight" at 7:30 on cbs2. >>> there was an outpouring of love for a young bat boy who died after being hit by a bat during a baseball game in kansas. 9th-year-old carser carlisle was

profit off her death. >> pat houston, this will be a long drawn out thing, trust me. it's not over. it's not over. chrissy will be remembered in our hearts forever just like whitney will, okay. i really loved my niece. i am so saddened that this happened to her, right after her mother. >> reporter: bobbi kristina's burial service starts around 1:00. the roads in the area, east broad street and gallo hill road will be closed starting at 10:00 and remain closed until after the ceremony is finished. kala rama, channel 7 eyewitness news. >> kala, thank you. >>> many of you have been remembering bobbi kristina on our facebook page. read more about her life at abc7ny on the web and your mobile device. >>> we are learning new details about the man accused of shooting and killing a police officer in tennessee. investigators are searching for tremaine wilburn. he was the passenger in an illegally parked car when they say he opened fire on officer shawn bolton in memphis. the 33-year-old officer and marine veteran apparently interrupted a drug deal. the driver turned himself ov

and kevin frazier tells us things went wrong when whitney houston's mother-in-law pat houston jumped up to speak. >> leona brown jumped up was like how dare you, how dare you, how dare you and at that moment tyler made a bee line for leona and tyler and bobby and other folks helped to escort leona along with security out of the funeral. >> you will haunt from the grave. she will haunt her. that is not over. >> pat houston was also whitney's former manager. brown has accused her of trying to profit from bobbi kristina's death. >> i have knowledge of who she is. whatsoever. >> reporter: and frazier says the rest of the family was shocked by the outburst. >> you look at the person who cheered for her day in and day out, from the moment she was at the hospital, until the moment she passed away, it was pat houston. so it is interesting that leona brown would target pat and have this big problem with pat houston, because her father bobby brown did not have a huge problem. ago. six months after she was found unresponsive in a bathtub. similar to the way her mother died three years ago. she

tension between the houston family and bobby brown's family has been running high ever since. yesterday, bobby brown's sister said she was kicked out of bobbi kristina's funeral in georgia after shouting at members of the houston family. mourners here hope for a peaceful good-bye. >> i was here three years ago when whitney had passed away. and i'm just here to support her daughter and her family. >> pray that the family can come to some, you know, some peace through all this and try not to fight so much and just try to look at the good time and hold on to the good times and not the bad times. >> reporter: this section of east broad street in westfield has been closed down to traffic today outside the fair view cemetery. we do understand that the procession will be arriving any moment. they left the funeral home in newark. again, we are waiting for the procession of mourners for that burial of bobbi kristina later today. that's the latest. i'm jen maxfield, news 4, new york. >>> city officials are preparing for a town hall meeting to address an outbreak of legionnaires disease.

robert ray is live in houston. the prosecutor gave details over the horrific shooting. >> yes, indeed, this was a probable cause statement read by the judge just about an hour or so ago here in houston text. shannon miles, 30 years old, came in shackles, looked around the room. in the front row were the family and relstive o relatives of the officer. he was shot. heahere are the details. 15 times in the back by a smith and wesson. the ballistics were traced back to shannon miles. now what we know is that the motive is unclear at this point, randall, but the gruesome murder happened just three days ago. >> you can see the male get out of the car. white t-shirt, shorts, dennis chutes. he runs up behind the deputy and puts the gun to the back of his head and shoots. the deputy hits the ground and then he continues to unload his gun shooting repeatedly into the back of depp goforth. >> now no plea was done in court today. no guilty or non-guilty. he'll appear next time. >> there was some talk early today about some som

houston was found dead in a hotel bathtub. the medical examiner ruled cocaine and heart disease contributed to the 48-year- old's death. after the funeral bobbi kristina's casket was draped in pink flowers, placed in a hearse and placed in fairview cemetery in westfield. autopsy results on how bobbi kristina died are still not complete. >>> well, no drivers allowed. a new attraction at summer streets, plus imagine if this happened to your home. a minivan crashes into a physically's living room. we will tell you what went wrong. >> and a live look outside. sunny skies today. what about tomorrow? elise finch has the forecast. >> don't forget to follow cbs 2 news on facebook, you can find us at facebook .com/cbs new york. >>> well, workers are cleaning up after a driver lost control of his car and smashed right into his neighbor's house. the elderly driver had just undergone hip surgery and says his foot locked and he stepped on the gas instead of the brake and sent the car crashing into the house on karl's place in westwood arou

. >> whitney will wahaunt pat houston from the grave. pat, it's not over. it has just begun. it has just begun. >> and there is breaking news today. we can confirm the existence of a desk photo of bobbi kristina which was taken friday. now, i do want to mention on friday, the brown and houstons both had separate viewings of her body. the rest of the funeral was loving and respectful. krissy's father bobby as whitney once sang, i also will always love you. at one point, the choir sang "jesus loves me" as krissy's mother, whitney, did in "the bodyguard." could barely get her through the performance but siszy, with tears down her face. it was one of the saddest things i've had to cover. the similarities found unconscious in a bathtub were certainly eerie, also similar. their burials, both transported in a gold hearse from the same funeral home. buried side by side in new jersey, both bodies flown into town on tyler perry's private jet and tyler, in fact, thanked profusely on kris sy's funeral program. starred in the sitcom "for better or worse" still grieving for her mom who rec

bowman did not play in houston. he will tonight against dallas. wednesday he practiced without the brace on that surgically repaired knee. before the injury, bowman was one of the best middle line backers in the league with 120 tackles, two interceptions, and four forced fumbles. he told me his career might have been in jeopardy. >> just thinking about in i was going to be able to play this game again, knowing i felt my whole knee go out the right side of my leg. me not having an injury like that really kind of puts second thoughts in your head and for me to get through it, i just needed my teammates and my family. they were there to support me and help me get through it. >> given the serious nature of that injury, was there ever a time you said i might not play this game again? >> um, i'll say the first day i got out of surgery. you know, i just couldn't see my knee getting back to the way it was or my leg bending the way i play. just because i do such different things in the box that i just couldn't imagine my leg being able to bend that way aga

it happened at this chevron station outside houston. that deputy never even saw it coming. a shooter sneaking up behind him and opening fire. there he is, deputy darren goforth. a veteran officer, a husband and a father. and just a short time ago, the all-out manhunt leading to this man, seen on surveillance video. tonight, he is already facing the death penalty. authorities determined to see justice done. leadings off tonight from houston, here's abc's kendis gibson. >> six to eight shots and an officer is down. >> reporter: tonight, authorities in houston say they have captured the man seen here, suspected of gunning down a houston area sheriff's deputy, execution style. >> we have identified the suspect responsible for this senseless and cowardly act. today, the district attorney's office has accepted capital murder charges on shannon j. miles. >> reporter: authorities say 47-year-old deputy darren goforth never had time to react, shot in the back overnight while simply filling up his patrol car with gas. >> suspect then continued over to him and shot the deputy again mu

not only for the family, but law enforcement community in the houston, texas area. john and alison. >>> isis militants inflicting new devastation on the syrian city of palmyra. just days earlier, isis extremists blew up the 2,000-year-old temperature the in palmyra. the cultural agency is calling the attacks war crimes. >>> a warning from susan rice. militants in pakistan are behind the series of attacks in afghanistan. attacks destabilizing the region. leaders are worried they are not doing enough. >>> the white house is preparing an unprecedented package of economic sanctions against chinese companies and individuals who profited from the hacking of trade secrets. it is not clear if the sanctions will be imposed or when. a decision is expected within the next two weeks according to "the washington post." >>> president obama heads to anchorage, alaska highlighting climate change. he will rename mckinley to denali. this is a symbolic gesture. the president will also be meeting with local leaders to develop management strategies over fish and wildlife. >>> time for a

he a professor at the university of history -- houston. teaches history and african american studies. he joins us from north carolina. the cbs news document repairs on tvan3's american history today and tomorrow prime time. from vallejo california, good morning. i am wondering how far back in our black history you go. do you go back to win we were -- to when we were persecuted and pushed out of israel as we are today? blacks,each students hispanics, and native americans in america today are the original jews of the holy bible? did you even know that, number one? as far as oppression and all of that we are going through, those are just curses from the lord. the lord is cursing us for turning against him. host: we will get a response. professor horne. guest: i'm glad that question was asked because it provides me the opportunity to mention a book i published last year on the founding of the united states where i argued the founding was based in no small part on the desire by the southerners to evade abolitionism in london. the african popula

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it happened at this chevron station outside houston. that deputy never even saw it coming. a shooter sneaking up behind him and opening fire. there he is, deputy darren goforth. a veteran officer, a husband and a father. and just a short time ago, the all-out manhunt leading to this man, seen on surveillance video. tonight, he is already facing the death penalty. authorities determined to see justice done. leading us off tonight from houston, here's abc's kendis gibson. >> six to eight shots and an officer is down. >> reporter: tonight, authorities in houston say they have captured the man seen here on surveillance cameras, suspected of gunning down a houston area sheriff's deputy, execution style. >> we have identified the suspect responsible for this senseless and cowardly act. today, the district attorney's office has accepted capital murder charges on shannon j. miles. >> reporter: authorities say 47-year-old deputy darren goforth never had time to react, shot in the back overnight while simply filling up his patrol car with gas. >> suspect then continued over to him an

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things went wrong when whitney houston's sister-in-law pat houston went to speak. >> l-ohla brown jumped up and said how dare you, how dare you. at that moment, tyler made a bee-line for l-olha. tyler and bobby and other folks helped escort her out of the funeral. >> whitney will haunt pat houston from the grave. she will haunt her. it is not over. it has just begun. >> pat houston is also whitney's former manager. brown accused her of trying to profit from bobbi kristina's death. >> she is not any relation to chrissy. >> friz year said the rest of the -- frasier said the rest of the family was shocked. >> you look at a person that cared for chrissy from the moment she was at the hospital until the moment she passed away, it pass pat houston. interesting that she would target pat and have a big problem with pat houston. her father, bobby brown, did not have a huge problem. >> bobbi kristina died a week ago, six months after she was found unresponsive in a bathtub similar to the way her mother died. she will be buried monday in westfield, new jersey. >> autopsy results on how bobbi kristi

we're live in houston this evening. ed, the details of this still coming out. no motive that i know of at this point, right, according to police? what else are they telling us about what happened and if the suspect knew the deputy at all? >> reporter: very little information in terms of motive. we'll get to that in a second. in terms of the attack happened here friday night at this gas station that you see behind me. gas pump number eight. what we're told is that this gas station is a place where the sheriff's deputies are often seen refilling their patrol car tanks, come in for a cup of coffee and move along. it doesn't sound like it was an uncommon thing to see sheriff's deputies here in this particular parking lot, which is an interesting note. in terms of motivation, investigators have not said if the suspect in this case, 30-year-old shannon miles has given them any indication as to why he carried out this attack. by the accounts given by the investigators, it was brazen. attacked from behind, the sheriff's deputy

host: our guest is professor gerald horne who teaches at the university of houston. you probably heard overnight of the passing of julian bond, 75 years old. he had been battling an illness. he died in florida. this is a story from "the wall street journal." he marched with dr. martin luther king. his name was placed in nomination to be a vice presidential running mate. he has a long legacy with regard to black issues. he stepped down from the naacp in 2010. what is his legacy? guest: it is an enormous legacy. it will be difficult to fill his shoes. julian bond was the son of a college president who spent many of his early years in nashville, tennessee, and where his father was president of the historically black school. lincoln university. he was a founder of the student nonviolent in committee founded in raleigh, north carolina, more than 55 years ago. he was an antiwar activist. he was an elected representative in the georgia state legislature. they tried to keep him from taking his seat. he prevailed by arguing his case all the way to the supreme court. he was a

nick gordon's emotional visit to bobbi kristina and mom whitney houston's graves. has many asking was this scene staged? >> she's in a better place than we are. >>> then cindy crawford's private island summer retreat. it's good living. her husband or her kids. we go inside her charmed life from the beginning next. >>> welcome back, everybody. you ever wonder what it must be like to be one of the most famous super models ever, with two gorgeous children, a handsome husband? and celebrity friends like george clooney. well, it certainly must be good to be cindy crawford. >> so you look at the photo of cindy in her swim suit with her kids that want their their mom to be draped all over them. then you check out this one as cindy and randy with the pretty awesome abs none of us knew he was hiding and well, we just can't with all the perfection, right? we'll just hash tag this life gold. vogue.com's look at the 7 acre retreat they own. secretly want to hate them for literally having it all. but then you realize you can't because they're just so nice. after all, cindy is a

jacob rascon has more from houston. >> reporter: tonight, authorities say the man who gunned down a houston sheriff's deputy has been caught. shannon j. miles charged with capital murder. >> we have identified the suspect responsible for the senseless and cowardly act. >> reporter: deputy darren goforth had just finished an accident report and pulled into a gas station at 8:30 last night. >> six to eight shots and an officer is down. >> reporter: surveillance cameras captured images of the shooter and his red pickup. investigators say the man approached goforth after he filled up, firing repeatedly, even after the deputy collapsed. >> what happened last night is an assault on the very fabric of society. it is not anything that we can tolerate. >> we've heard black lives matter. all lives matter. well, cops' lives matter, too. why not just drop the qualifier and say lives matter and take that to the bank. >> reporter: tips led authorities to a house one mile from the gas station. with this red pickup in the driveway. friends and strangers left flowers, balloons and notes for the fallen deput

and energy bringing down houston over 90 days. houston pci has lost 10.5%. by the way, dallas didn't make the top three worst, but it was the fourth worst performer down 8.5% over the past three months, maybe some texas-sized trouble. austin, houston, and dallas pcis not doing well. that drop in the houston stock market as of late is not scaring your next guest. he laughs or at least builds in the face of danger. recently closing on a nearly 6,000-square-foot lot on a very prime piece of property located in the exclusive river oaks region of the houston neighborhood. an expected cost of $1 million. bringing the man in behind the project. richard, when i read that story this morning, thank you for coming on, i said, are these guys nuts? isn't there an oil crisis? you're not crazy, are you? >> no, brian, i don't think so. but good afternoon and thank you for having me. i appreciate it. >> why now? given everything that's going on. are you feeling the oil pain at all? >> well, anyone in houston who says they're not feeling the oil pain is lying. we all do feel

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you are looking down at the intersection of varick street and west houston street. the shooting happened in front of 201 varick street, which houses the federal buildings here. this is right where the united states post office is. that is that building coming up on the right part of your screen, and you can see an enormous police presence here, the shooting happened at about 5:00 this afternoon. the circumstances around that shooting are unclear at this point but as you can imagine, a hectic and chaotic scene down here, that officer now being removed to bellevue hospital, apparently it is the suspect that was pronounced dead here but an ongoing investigation to see exactly what caused this shooting to happen at this intersection. you can see even the way they shut down the intersection of varick street and houston street is chaotic. there's cars literally in the crosswalk and police tape up around those cars and a huge crowd of people has gathered around this area but apparently the suspect was in custody and has now died at the scene and that officer unknown -- >>