Dana In The Morning Highlights 9/19
Families were finally allowed to return home after the pipeline fire in Deer Park
A 10-year-old girl scout out in Katy is credited for saving her cousin's life
80% of us regret our hairstyles we had in high school - did you hate yours?
Families were finally allowed to return home after the pipeline fire in Deer Park
A 10-year-old girl scout out in Katy is credited for saving her cousin's life
80% of us regret our hairstyles we had in high school - did you hate yours?
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Speaker 1 (00:02):
Sunday ninety nine point one, Houston's Best Variety of the eighties, nineties,
and Today Dana in the Morning and producer Anthony and
the Three Things You Need to Know to get your
Thursday September nineteen started well. Deer Park families were allowed
to return to their homes last night after that Deer
Park pipeline fire that happened Monday morning forcing them to flee. Now,
the severe damage, in some cases like nothing they've ever
(00:24):
seen before. Insurance companies will be out there today. Looks
like three Kroger's, maybe even four, have been robbed by
two ladies according to HPD Garden Oaks, the Heights Spring Branch,
maybe one out in four Penn County. The ladies twenty
to thirty years old. They're wearing scarves. They are using
a white Nissan Ultama to load up their goods. Crimestoppers
(00:46):
asking for your help if you have any information seven
one three two two two tips and fall begins on Sunday. Yeah,
tell that to our weather with record. He possibly should
be tomorrow. Houston's record ninety seven degrees was set back
in nineteen ninety five, could go up to ninety eight today.
We also have high levels of ozone, so be aware
of that, and we're learning that we could be at
(01:08):
ninety degrees or higher for the next ten days. Such
buckle up, yep, it's gonna be crazy until the next
fall front moves along and it will feel so good.
So today up to ninety eight, we'll see right now,
it's seventy nine in uptown and euro up to date
on sunny tell me something good brought to us by
(01:29):
our friends at Goodwill Houston. Well, Sunday is the first
day of fall, but we're still going to feel like summer.
And that's great news for Galveston because the sand Castle
Competition is this weekend. Yep. The festival is a Saturday
and Sunday, over sixty teams competing to win the prestigious
Golden Bucket Award. Oh yeah, there's music, there's food, there's family.
(01:52):
It's all a big festival and it's pet friendly and
kids under twelve. It's free. Now Saturday, there's gonna be
five five in tense hours of sand castle building in
the heat because it's gonna be hot this weekend. Also,
there's gonna be free sand castle building lessons and that's
gonna happen Sunday at eleven, again at one and then
(02:14):
three Sunday out. That's so cool, that fun producer Anthony
Dan This is so sweet. There's a Girl Scout Out
in Katie who was honored recently at a ceremony for
saving the life of her two year old cousin earlier
this year. He was ten year old Isabelle Carrosco.
Speaker 2 (02:27):
She was having a fun with family and friends at
her birthday pool party in Katie back in May. All
the kids were taking turns hitting this pinata when Isabelle
suddenly hears a splash. She turns to look and sees
her little cousin struggling in the water. Without even thinking,
she jumps in after her because she just knew she
needed help. She grabs the girl around her chest under
her arms holds her up to the surface. Her troop
(02:48):
leader says the girl absolutely could have drowned had Isabelle
not been there. So at the recent ceremony, Isabelle received
the Girl Scout's Life Saving Award and also received a
Medal of Honor, one of the highest honors given by
the Girl Scouts. They say she's a testament to the
highest principles of the Girl Scout promise and law and
embody what it means to be a girl of courage,
confidence and character who make the world a better place.
(03:10):
So big thank you to ten year old Isabelle Carrosco
saying a lit what the girl Scouts are all about?
Speaker 1 (03:14):
What a thing to aspire for, courage, confidence and characters.
Speaker 2 (03:18):
I know, I love that.
Speaker 1 (03:19):
I love that, and I love this. You know, I
love our men and women in blue. And this Beaumont
police officer goes above and beyond. So here's what happened.
He arrests a guy who's a door dash driver because
the door dash driver had several warrants. Then he goes
above and beyond because and it's all captured on a
ring camera. The officer, Officer Bridges, brings the food to
(03:42):
the customer.
Speaker 2 (03:43):
Oh my gosh.
Speaker 1 (03:44):
Right, so he knocks on the woman's door and she's like, yes,
he goes, you're not in trouble, it's okay, but your
door dash driver is in trouble. I had to arrest
him and he goes but here's wow, Officer Bridges, that
is super and he just wanted to make sure she
got her food. Yes, we always have our tell me
(04:05):
something good stories of at Sunday ninety nine dot com
and you can check us out on Facebook, x, Instagram,
and TikTok. Sunny ninety nineties Sunday naety nine point one
Houston's Today Dana in the Morning and producer Anthony. We're
talking about hair days, bad hair days in high school.
Our nearly impossible question at six forty this morning. Eighty
(04:28):
percent of the maturity, the majority at that high school hair.
I really like my high school hair way better.
Speaker 2 (04:34):
Here's a good day.
Speaker 1 (04:36):
So anyway, we're asking you about your experience with your hair.
Sherry calling in from the Woodlands working at Amazon our fabs. Sherry,
what about your hair? High school hair or your hair today?
Which do you like better? It's it's today. I like
it better today. What's the difference. What if you learned
over the years about your hair. I just learned to
(04:56):
let my hair be because in high school, I Friday,
I did everything imaginable to get the tree.
Speaker 2 (05:03):
You know what, She's not wrong, Dad?
Speaker 1 (05:05):
Yeah? Yeah? And then what made you wake up? Like?
What was it? Was it someone you met who told
you about your hair? Did you just figure it out? No?
I just figured it out. I was like I have
really nice hair, and I'm just murdering it. Yes, it's
too lazy. In high school, I did nothing with my hair,
and I liked it so much better. Then it's when
(05:26):
I got older that I fried it and dyed it
and just messed it up. Well, Share, you're a sweetheart.
Glad you found your happy place with your hair. And
thanks for all you do at Amazon. What exactly is
your job there? By the way, I work on the
outbound ship dock, so everything that I do is sure
your package leaves my facility and gets to your door
(05:47):
on time. God bless you. Yes, you're an amazing lady,
and we need more people like you in Houston. You
know it.
Speaker 2 (05:54):
Oh, thank you guys.
Speaker 1 (05:55):
I appreciate you all. Take care. Appreciate you. You talk
about it, Jennifer, your hair now you're a fifth grade teacher. Now,
busy lady, do you like your hair better today or
when you were in high school?
Speaker 2 (06:07):
Actually, it's pretty similar to what it was in high school.
Speaker 1 (06:10):
I was. I was thinking more of my husband his
Oh you have like curly ringlets, and he worked kind
of long and now he really regrets that thinks it
looks ridiculous. But let me ask you this. First of all,
what's your husband's name, Jason. Does Jason have any hair left?
Speaker 2 (06:27):
Yeah? He does.
Speaker 1 (06:30):
Honestly, Jennifer, my husband Bob had long, curly hair in
high school. Can't imagine that, And now he doesn't regret
it because now he's got nowhere. Well, you're a sweetheart, Jennifer,
thanks for sharing.
Speaker 2 (06:43):
Okay, all right, awesome, Thank you, b
Sunday ninety nine point one, Houston's Best Variety of the eighties, nineties,
and Today Dana in the Morning and producer Anthony and
the Three Things You Need to Know to get your
Thursday September nineteen started well. Deer Park families were allowed
to return to their homes last night after that Deer
Park pipeline fire that happened Monday morning forcing them to flee. Now,
the severe damage, in some cases like nothing they've ever
(00:24):
seen before. Insurance companies will be out there today. Looks
like three Kroger's, maybe even four, have been robbed by
two ladies according to HPD Garden Oaks, the Heights Spring Branch,
maybe one out in four Penn County. The ladies twenty
to thirty years old. They're wearing scarves. They are using
a white Nissan Ultama to load up their goods. Crimestoppers
(00:46):
asking for your help if you have any information seven
one three two two two tips and fall begins on Sunday. Yeah,
tell that to our weather with record. He possibly should
be tomorrow. Houston's record ninety seven degrees was set back
in nineteen ninety five, could go up to ninety eight today.
We also have high levels of ozone, so be aware
of that, and we're learning that we could be at
(01:08):
ninety degrees or higher for the next ten days. Such
buckle up, yep, it's gonna be crazy until the next
fall front moves along and it will feel so good.
So today up to ninety eight, we'll see right now,
it's seventy nine in uptown and euro up to date
on sunny tell me something good brought to us by
(01:29):
our friends at Goodwill Houston. Well, Sunday is the first
day of fall, but we're still going to feel like summer.
And that's great news for Galveston because the sand Castle
Competition is this weekend. Yep. The festival is a Saturday
and Sunday, over sixty teams competing to win the prestigious
Golden Bucket Award. Oh yeah, there's music, there's food, there's family.
(01:52):
It's all a big festival and it's pet friendly and
kids under twelve. It's free. Now Saturday, there's gonna be
five five in tense hours of sand castle building in
the heat because it's gonna be hot this weekend. Also,
there's gonna be free sand castle building lessons and that's
gonna happen Sunday at eleven, again at one and then
(02:14):
three Sunday out. That's so cool, that fun producer Anthony
Dan This is so sweet. There's a Girl Scout Out
in Katie who was honored recently at a ceremony for
saving the life of her two year old cousin earlier
this year. He was ten year old Isabelle Carrosco.
Speaker 2 (02:27):
She was having a fun with family and friends at
her birthday pool party in Katie back in May. All
the kids were taking turns hitting this pinata when Isabelle
suddenly hears a splash. She turns to look and sees
her little cousin struggling in the water. Without even thinking,
she jumps in after her because she just knew she
needed help. She grabs the girl around her chest under
her arms holds her up to the surface. Her troop
(02:48):
leader says the girl absolutely could have drowned had Isabelle
not been there. So at the recent ceremony, Isabelle received
the Girl Scout's Life Saving Award and also received a
Medal of Honor, one of the highest honors given by
the Girl Scouts. They say she's a testament to the
highest principles of the Girl Scout promise and law and
embody what it means to be a girl of courage,
confidence and character who make the world a better place.
(03:10):
So big thank you to ten year old Isabelle Carrosco
saying a lit what the girl Scouts are all about?
Speaker 1 (03:14):
What a thing to aspire for, courage, confidence and characters.
Speaker 2 (03:18):
I know, I love that.
Speaker 1 (03:19):
I love that, and I love this. You know, I
love our men and women in blue. And this Beaumont
police officer goes above and beyond. So here's what happened.
He arrests a guy who's a door dash driver because
the door dash driver had several warrants. Then he goes
above and beyond because and it's all captured on a
ring camera. The officer, Officer Bridges, brings the food to
(03:42):
the customer.
Speaker 2 (03:43):
Oh my gosh.
Speaker 1 (03:44):
Right, so he knocks on the woman's door and she's like, yes,
he goes, you're not in trouble, it's okay, but your
door dash driver is in trouble. I had to arrest
him and he goes but here's wow, Officer Bridges, that
is super and he just wanted to make sure she
got her food. Yes, we always have our tell me
(04:05):
something good stories of at Sunday ninety nine dot com
and you can check us out on Facebook, x, Instagram,
and TikTok. Sunny ninety nineties Sunday naety nine point one
Houston's Today Dana in the Morning and producer Anthony. We're
talking about hair days, bad hair days in high school.
Our nearly impossible question at six forty this morning. Eighty
(04:28):
percent of the maturity, the majority at that high school hair.
I really like my high school hair way better.
Speaker 2 (04:34):
Here's a good day.
Speaker 1 (04:36):
So anyway, we're asking you about your experience with your hair.
Sherry calling in from the Woodlands working at Amazon our fabs. Sherry,
what about your hair? High school hair or your hair today?
Which do you like better? It's it's today. I like
it better today. What's the difference. What if you learned
over the years about your hair. I just learned to
(04:56):
let my hair be because in high school, I Friday,
I did everything imaginable to get the tree.
Speaker 2 (05:03):
You know what, She's not wrong, Dad?
Speaker 1 (05:05):
Yeah? Yeah? And then what made you wake up? Like?
What was it? Was it someone you met who told
you about your hair? Did you just figure it out? No?
I just figured it out. I was like I have
really nice hair, and I'm just murdering it. Yes, it's
too lazy. In high school, I did nothing with my hair,
and I liked it so much better. Then it's when
(05:26):
I got older that I fried it and dyed it
and just messed it up. Well, Share, you're a sweetheart.
Glad you found your happy place with your hair. And
thanks for all you do at Amazon. What exactly is
your job there? By the way, I work on the
outbound ship dock, so everything that I do is sure
your package leaves my facility and gets to your door
(05:47):
on time. God bless you. Yes, you're an amazing lady,
and we need more people like you in Houston. You
know it.
Speaker 2 (05:54):
Oh, thank you guys.
Speaker 1 (05:55):
I appreciate you all. Take care. Appreciate you. You talk
about it, Jennifer, your hair now you're a fifth grade teacher. Now,
busy lady, do you like your hair better today or
when you were in high school?
Speaker 2 (06:07):
Actually, it's pretty similar to what it was in high school.
Speaker 1 (06:10):
I was. I was thinking more of my husband his
Oh you have like curly ringlets, and he worked kind
of long and now he really regrets that thinks it
looks ridiculous. But let me ask you this. First of all,
what's your husband's name, Jason. Does Jason have any hair left?
Speaker 2 (06:27):
Yeah? He does.
Speaker 1 (06:30):
Honestly, Jennifer, my husband Bob had long, curly hair in
high school. Can't imagine that, And now he doesn't regret
it because now he's got nowhere. Well, you're a sweetheart, Jennifer,
thanks for sharing.
Speaker 2 (06:43):
Okay, all right, awesome, Thank you, b
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