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Great stuff from two of my favorite people, and now let's bring in two more of my favorite people.

Greg Bailey from KTRK sat down with Reed Blankenship.

Reed coming off his first interception of the year.

In fact, he's got the only interception amongst the secondary members.

Um, I mentioned this YouTube video that I was a part of with Wayne Dolcefino.

He was an investigative reporter for years on ABC13.

He reached out to me after he found out that, uh, my husband and I had to battle our builder, McCollum Custom Homes, over the dream house that we thought we were building, and it was a nightmare.

And in the end, we had a 242-page mold report on our house.

I've been all over the place.

I work at ABC13 in Houston now on TV.

Um, but it was about 15 years ago when someone came to me and said, "Hey, I notice you're into sports.

You're obviously a meteorologist.

Uh, all right, so background.

Kevin, um, writes the daily MLB weather column for PropFinder and runs Overcast, his subscription tool for weather-driven MLB analysis with NFL coverage and development.

Also a meteorologist at ABC13 KTRK-TV in Houston, former chief meteorologist at RotorGrinders.com from 2012 to 2026, and has his master's degree in atmospheric science from Mississippi State University.

As you heard and knew, you have started your own business, mysportswether.com, which I'm very interested in, in sharing more about exactly what you're doing there.

I'm going to miss somebody.

But the footage they found, and just to see stuff, Bob McNair, so much Bob McNair, and back in the day, and finding the franchise, and the news coverage, they went through reel after reel, VHS tape after VHS tape from ABC 13, Bob Allen all over it, Tim Melton.

covering staying overnight in Atlanta, are they going to get the franchise or not? A couple of things I didn't know.

All right, so I'll spoil one thing.

The city will review the denied claim after the bystander's car was damaged by the police.

Tony Atkins and Joe McCoy wrote for ABC13.com.

This is from KTRK.

Houston mayor says the city will review some of the hundreds of claims filed by people whose property was damaged during law enforcement operations following...

That's the updated story, but I never did the original one, so it's an update to me.

But it's the most recent version for you.

From ABC13.com, Tony Atkins and Joe McCoy wrote that Houston mayors of the city will review denied claims after bystanders' car damaged in police shooting.

And he says it's the right thing to do.