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3 mothers sue to block Texas law requiring Ten Commandments in public schools Original

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By Jason Allen Verified
| CBS News Verified
The lessons Audrey Nath and Emily Roth are teaching their young children don't include 10 religious laws that are taught in the Bible. "My kids are young and they don't have the concept of murder … and adultery and servitude," Emily Roth told CBS News. The Texas Legislature passed Senate Bill 10 last year, which requires all public school classrooms to display the Ten Commandments.
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Texas flooding prompts dozens of rescues as torrential rain slams region Original

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By Jason Allen Verified, Alex Sundby Verified
| CBS News Verified
With torrential rain triggering dangerous flash flooding in central Texas, authorities have rescued dozens of people from rising floodwaters. Texas Game Wardens were seen in a video wading through waist-deep water to rescue a family, including a young child, as water quickly rose around their home. The agency said more than 40 people have been rescued from homes, submerged vehicles and vehicles that were swept off roadways. Texas Gov.
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Shelter in place warning in Kerrville Thursday morning as floodwaters continue to rise

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By Jason Allen Verified
| KTVT-TV (Ft. Worth, TX) Verified
A shelter-in-place warning is in effect in Kerrville due to floodwaters that have taken over area roads. Crews in the area have seen floodwaters taking over homes and businesses. City and state officials do not want people moving around while additional rescue resources move into the area. River gauges south of Kerrville, near the comfort area is where the National Weather Service said that they noticed a 16 ft rise in the water level in just 30 minutes.
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