some pretty serious flooding there in acton.hey've gotten some serious downpours there, some serious thunderstorms. now you see some of that flooding as drivers are trapped. bill, what's going on? >> here's the deal on acton. they have flash flood watches in this area. they're at the base of the san gabriels. this area that we're looking at is just a trough, if you will, the bottom of the bowl. it's very low lying. the mountains, the san gabriels, go up over 5,000 feet. so heavy rainfall rates of one to two, even three inches an hour occurred up in the mountains. not necessarily in acton but in the mountains, and then comes racing down into the town. this town sits at -- i imagine this isn't the first time acton has had an issue like this because it is right at the base of the mountains, but probably not a lot of warning on this flash flooding. not an unusual thunderstorm by any means. it is just the way the water flowed and funneled into this town. in the rainfall, as you see it right now, it is sunny outside. so these thunders

sieve downpour rocks -- down pore rocks acton, floodwaters driver ng pitrap-- downpour rocks acton, floodwaters trapping drivers. the driver of this pickup truck had to be hoisted to safety by floodwaters streamed into his cab putting his life in danger. we spoke with the man who was h lifighters w put thei re at ued.risk for him. >> reporter: when you left at ft this happening? morning,se-- >> oh, no. >> repsome of the tracks washed r:away. ora passenger aboard the train had to be helped off the train. tleched y hienn brhameaidicasut >> there was buckling, but otherwise we didn't feel anything besides a coac ksleupt metal like moving. >> reporter: then there were the damaged homes. this home ths wa windows outside. the floors and furniture are now covered in mud. >> the helipter wagoing to come down and rope me s up and then i said no because i had my >> i've lived in acton for 22 years and ev nseve caern ensee a puddle in the living room. this clean-up task will take a very long time. it won't be easy. this homeowner says they have flood insurance and are hopeful they can r reco up how long t

. >> reporter: a massive downpour rocks acton. the powerful system dumped so much rain, floodwaters trapped drivers across town and forced dramatic rescues like this one. >> this person obviously in a position where they could not get to him because of the fast- moving waters! >> reporter: the driver of this pickup truck had to be hoisted to safety by a helicopter crew. floodwaters put his life in danger. we spoke with the man who was rescued. he was very grateful to firefighters, who put their lives at risk for him. >> when you left for work this morning, did you ever imagine this would happen? >> oh, no. i couldn't picture this. >> reporter: not far away a metrolink train was stranded when the rain washed away the tracks here in acton. a passenger on board had to be helped off the train. he had recently had brain surgery and was missing his medication. >> rough sounds tracks buckling, otherwise we didn't feel anything besides a couple of loud crashes. you could hear the tracks, the metal, like, moving. >> reporter: then there wa

acton, floodwaters trapping drivers. the driver of this pickup truck had to be hoisted tofetysa heli floodwaters streamed into his cab putting his life in danger. we spoke with the man who was rescued. he was very grateful to firefighters who put their lives at risk for him. >> reporter: when you left at work for work this morning, -- left for work this morning, did you ever see this happening? >> oh, no. >> reporter: some of the tracks washed away. a passenger aboard the train had to be helped off the train. he recently had brain surgery and was missing his medication. >> there was buckling, but otherwise we didn't feel anything besides a couple loud crashes. you could hear the tracks, the metal like moving. >> reporter: then there were the damaged homes. this home was completely flooded. the water came up to the windows outside. the floors and furniture are now covered in mud. >> the helicopter was going to come down and rope me up and then i said no because i had my dogs in the house. >> i've lived in acton for 22 yea

>> reporter: in acton, josie rand, "abc 7 news." >>> and you can track the forecast on the go with thec 7 news" accuweather app. download the app for free from your app store and stay on top of the weather where you live. >>> the "abc 7 news" app first told you about a developing story we're staying on top of tonight, a shooting at san francisco's popular dolores park in the city's mission district. since then, we've learned three people were wounded. as "abc 7 news" reporter lisa amin gulezian tells us live from the newsroom, the search continues. >> reporter: a little more than an hour ago san francisco police told "abc 7 news" they plan to increase patrols in the park. as for the victims, all through were taken to sf general one is in critical condition, one was treated and released and the last is a teenage boy. tonight delores park is quiet. there are few signs of the violence that erupted here just hours ago. san francisco police surrounded the park after two men and a teenage boy were shot. >> i looked down to the bridge and saw a person running and a handgun in their hand. >> r

we talked about acton. acton is right at the bases of the san gabriels.and they got -- well, in the mountains above them, they got rainfall rates of two to three inches per hour, the idea being it all just rushed down into this little cul-de-sac, and they got flooding. we've got thunderstorms in lake tahoe for the second night in a row. you see showers just offshore for us. what's it all mean? i don't know what it all means. it means it's summertime in the bay area. the subtropical moisture that's pulling into the area created some humidity. you probably noticed that. there's the cloud cover. clear at the coast right now. air quality not too bad. cooler as we go into the next couple of days. there's that five-day forecast. you can get a feel for what the weekend is going to look like. >>> we want to update the story from los angeles county we've been covering live for the past hour. a sudden downpour triggered a flash flood that washed out roads and trapped cars in a river of mud. it is happening in the city of acton near the antelope valley. the rushing

thll a afternoon in acton, in northern los angeles county after a sudden burst of rainfall dumped a lot of rain. reporter joey rand from our sister station kab picks up the story tonight. >> reporter: turning a b to a street reriv again. tonight the cleanup begins after a powerful thunderstorm sent a wall of water flooding acton and moving cars and making its way inside homes. >> it is a mess. >> reporter: hilary mulligan's house was in the middle of the water's path. >> there was nothing you could do. ut couldn't stop it. my whole entire house is flooded, the whole thing. >> i couldn't believe, it was like a monsoon rolled stor ,>> reporter: it wound up trapping several drivers in their vehicles, one captured >> a skateboard? okay. wants the save that. >> reporter: this one of four air rescues the l.a. county fire department had to execute today. other cars had no drivers in them but likely will be staying byhe risgmeod f lowaters. >> it was coming down in huge waves. ever see anyingamazing. niav h likee that. >> reporter: as the water began to ps t roads still covered in water. >> i h

>> reporter: in acton, josie rand, "abc 7 news." >>> and you can track the forecast on the go with thed the app for free from your app store and stay on top of the weather where you live. >>> the "abc 7 news" app first told you about a developing story we're staying on top of tonight, a shooting at san francisco's popular dolores park in the city's mission district. since then, we've learned three people were wounded. as "abc 7 news" reporter lisa amin gulezian tells us live from the newsroom, the search continues. >> reporter: a little more than an hour ago san francisco police told "abc 7 news" they plan to increase patrols in the park. as for the victims, all through were taken to sf general one is in critical condition, one was treated and released and the last is a teenage boy. tonight delores park is quiet. there are few signs of the violence that erupted here just hours ago. san francisco police surrounded the park after two men and a teenage boy were shot. >> i looked down to the bridge and saw a person running and a handgun in their hand. >> reporter: it happened on the pedest

of a railroad track in acton, california. this woman was among the nearly 200 passengers evacuated in the high nowhere. i seen the flood on both sides. i said, "there's something-- something's going on. something's wrong." >> reporter: it's been an active week of weather throughout the southwest with ryan, floods, and powerful winds uprooting trees. now, the pilot flying the helicopter for our cbs affiliate in phoenix, saw that flash flood coming so he landed and warned those campers to get out of the way. anthony. >> mason: carter evans with the wild weather in the west. thanks. we turn now to a nationwide strategy traj dee, suicide. a new report from the centers for disease control says it is growing rapidly among teenagers. since the year 2000, the suicide rate for teens is up 28%, with an average of five deaths a day. the suicide rate for girls and young women ages 15-19 has reached a 40-year high. jericka duncan looks into what's behind the rising teen toll. >> he was just an he was an athlete. >> reporter: jennifer gonz

i'm gemma acton. these are your headlines brexit talks move ahead and the stakes get higher with every tick of the clock. we spoke to the european parliament's chief brexit negotiator who says britain can't have its cake and eat it >> apparently some people think or dream that they can have all the advantages of the european union, free trade, single market, customs unit without any liability, without any inconvenience. >>> british prime minister theresa may says the uk will build the closest, freest trading relationship possible with japan as she continues her post-brexit trade building mission. >>> difficult to stomach carrefour shares sink to the bottom of the stoxx 600 bringing rival casino down after issuing a profit warning on declining margins. >>> battle stations. president trump hits the road to campaign for a tax overhaul, but there's a lack of specifics and plenty of opposition in congress >>> good morning welcome to the show. let's look at how european markets opened there's more green tha

in much of acton what isn't under water is covered in mud or dried in dirt. two commercial buildings, a storage yard and four houses flooded in a storm that left the mother of all messes for homeowners like this person. >> i don't know where to put this. >> reporter: her basement is filled to the ceiling, her mini horse is recovering after the muddy flood rose to its belly. appliances left outdoors are ruined. >> i got everyone's garbage. this isn't mine! [ laughter ] >> my yard is never dirty. >> reporter: it took only 30 minutes for thursday's intense storm cell to dump nearly 2 inches of rain and then mud and water and debris went anywhere it could go. when it was done locals drove home to see the destruction. >> it was amazing. it reminded me of louisiana where floods have boat. i thought we should all get our boats out. >> that was laurie perez reporting. tracks were damaged for commuter trains going to l.a. leading to delays and cancellations today. >>> the man who was villified for jacking up the price of a drug by 4,000% has been found guilty of secur

it's the same thing that created that flash flooding in acton this afternoon. for us, thunderstorms for the sierra but mostly just high clouds for the bay area. and a continuation of the sticky conditions. so mild tonight, plenty of clouds, a warm night tonight. sun and clouds will mix again on friday. there's not much in the way of changing. it will stay humid with a 20% chance of a thunder bumper or two over the upper elevations in the bay area. 88 degrees then for santa rosa tomorrow. not looking too bad. 93 for livermore. san francisco mild at 68 degrees. and in the extended forecast, we are going to be looking for numbers to continue in the low 90s inland. and then the temperatures are going to begin to fall down to the low 90s for sunday and monday. tuesday, low 90s, as well. so generally we are going to return to seasonal averages and we'll have more details and the numbers for your area as well when we cover the weather in 30 minutes. >> thank you. >>> a bay area family heartbroken after their dog escaped a local kennel and was killed by a car. now the

this was in the town of acton -- which is about 50 miles north of los angeles.he man climbed out of the window -- went to the back of the truck and grabbed a skateboard.. he was then airlifted to safety... but the rescuer did make him leave the board behind. (sot)last monday on board a southwest airlines flight from seattle to san jose, a male adult passenger was texting to a woman in tacoma, washington, allegedly discussing sex acts to be carried out on a boy and girl ages 5 and seven.police say a woman seated just behind kellar was able to see the illicit messages on his phone because of the large font. she then used her own phone to photograph him and informed the flight attendants, who called police upon landing in san jose. michael kellar is charged with attempted child molestation and solicitation of a sex crime while gail burnworth is charged with the sexual exploitation of a minor, the rape of a child and a child pornography allegation. here at the richmond police department 45-year-old jeffery barboa of benicia has been indentified as the robbery suspec

acton is near the antelope valley, about 47 miles or so north of downtown l.a. spencer christian is keeping an eye on the weather conditions. >> here's a live image of the pattern that produced that storm. you can see there's been a monsoonal flow, monsoonal moisture from southern california moving northward. that patterned continued through the last several hours producing lots of thunderstorms over the sierra. but earlier, in the late afternoon hours, a powerful thunderstorm cell rumbled just north and east of los angeles, producing rain at the rate of 1 to 2 inches per hour. of course, rain waters surged down the mountainsides and the hills, they produced the flash flooding that resulted in what you saw there on the video. as you look at the wider picture now, you can see the area of clouds and moisture continues to flow up into the bay area, could produce a shower or two here. i'll have the forecast in just a few minutes. kristen? >> spencer, thank you. we'll see you then. >>> the grizzly peak fire east of berkeley and oakland is about 50% contained tonight.

it started around 7:15 on addison street between sacramento and acton.ran into the burning building and pulled the victim out. two units are damaged. the cause is under investigation. >>> google is responding to a ten-page memo blasting the company's diversity efforts. in it, a software engineer suggests gender gaps are because of biology, not the result of sexi sexism. the vice president of diversity e-mailed employees over the weekend saying the company is committed to diversity and changing culture and believes it's moving in the right direction. >>> four children were in shock, the good kind, when their father pat six flags discovery kingdom tonight. air force sergeant jacob thomas returned from kuwait and spre surprised his family. it was a happy reunion for all. >>> cleanup is under way in oklahoma, new orleans, and parts of the midwest tonight after destructive tornadoes and cloudbursts. abc7 news reporter richard cantu has our story. >> reporter: the ef-2 tornado ripped through tulsa in the middle of the night. with wind speed over 110 miles per

much of acton is under water. basements have water up to the ceiling. tractors and pumps will be used to clean everything up. >> acton in the high desert near palmdale. >> they are on top of the san andreas fault. >> another thing to worry about. >> sleep well. >> the san andreas is always lurking nearby but nothing to do with the flash flooding though. >>> in the bay area we had some thunderstorms. tonight just got a few residual showers and this weekend finally more sunshine returns to the bay area as we head out and show you that some folks are dipping a toe in the surf on what is for us at least a somewhat sticky day in the bay area. the humidity is a little bit up. you can see that there's nothing but blue below out in the ocean and up above in the skies after a fairly overcast day for much of the bay area. we got up 81 in san rafael. san francisco 71. most of the widely scattered light showers have moved up into solano and sonoma counties and have left the rest of the bay area behind. that will set a trend for tonight. it just looks like it's goin

acton is near the antelope valley, about 47 miles or so north of downtown l.a. spencer christian is keeping an eye on the weather conditions. >> here's a live image of the pattern that produced that storm. you can see there's been a monsoonal flow, monsoonal moisture from southern california moving northward. that patterned continued through the last several hours producing lots of thunderstorms over the sierra. but earlier, in the late afternoon hours, a powerful thunderstorm cell rumbled just north and east of los angeles, producing rain at the rate of 1 to 2 inches per hour. of course, rain waters surged down the mountainsides and the hills, they produced the flash flooding that resulted in what you saw there on the video. as you look at the wider picture now, you can see the area of clouds and moisture continues to flow up into the bay area, could produce a shower or two here. i'll have the forecast in just a few minutes. kristen? >> spencer, thank you. we'll see you then. >>> the grizzly peak fire east of berkeley and oakland is about 50% contained tonight.

> happening now in los angeles county, flash flooding is washing out roads in the city of acto flr acton. this is a live look for you. look at that. >> there's scattered thunderstorms across southern california this evening. as you can see the storms are pretty lev. that cars are getting stuck in water that's several feet deep. the rain has washed out the backyards of some homes. strange weather in southern california for this time of year. >>> we have look at what's happening. >> that's the monsoon moisture. the same moisture that we're watching that's drenching that area. we're watching for the potential for some showers and thunder here. as you take a look at live doppler 7 definitely seeing some radar returns but most of them are off the coastline. we do have some greens and yellows. this moisture is moving out over the open waters. can't rule out the potential as you check out southern california that moisture is flowing from this the south. that's why the road was washed away. strong thunderstorms dumping heavy rain across the region. we're seeing numerous thunderstorms. definitely

what if there's a fire or something up there. >> crazy images out of acton. >> that is crazy. about how fast that flooding can happen, mike. >> yeah, amazing. and it can happen really fast in a local level, but did you notice how sunny it was when the flooding was happening? excuse me. if it happens up in the mountains. it could take several hours for the flooding to get out of the mountains and down to the lower elevations. even once the rain is over, you have to be prepared and be aware and have app. ours, if you need it on your phone. it's a great thing to have when something like that happens. here's a look at what's going on from mt. tamalpais. looks pretty quiet. air is super dry from about 7,000 feet downward. that's why these thunderstorms look really impressive on the radar, but not so much reaching the ground. early storms -- excuse me -- warm and humid today. tonight, mostly cloudy, mild to warm, one more night, and the storms will start moving to the north and east away from us after today. here's a look at live doppler. we just received a phone call from santa ros

. >>> this was the scene in acton, california, 50 miles north of los angeles after a brief but powerfulhunderstorm triggered flash flooding. at least one driver was rescued from the top of his pickup truck by a helicopter. >>> that same flash flooding trapped about 00 people on a metrolink commuter train. floodwaters eroded part of the tracks in front and behind the train. one passenger said she could feel the train leaning. look how close it came to the tracks. eventually returned to the station and tracks are being repaired right now but at least two trains on that route are canceled this morning. >>> and today flooding hazards will blanket a third of 9 phrase from the deep south into new england and roads wet along the gulf coast in parts of the midwez with more flooding across the southwest. >>> flying, airport delays are possible in new orleans and detroit. >>> a judge in massachusetts has sentenced the young woman at the center of the landmark case involving text messages and the suicide of her teen boyfriend. >> michelle carter gets 15 months in jail for exchanging text messages

. >> flashflooding engulfed part of southern california thursday in the community of acton, 50 miles were washed out , vehicles were trapped, and some people needed to be rescued. in a metro link train, caring about 200 people with was stopped, due watery roading section of track. over in palm springs, early morning thunderstorms were to blame for flooding, power outages, road closures in the coachella valley. washington state could use some precipitation. wild fires are scorching some spots, like lewis count. >> i we expect it just to get worse over the next several days of this dry weather continues. >> the area hasn't had significant rain in weeks. and is dealing with record-breaking high temperatures. air quality problems are reported in seattle. >> if you're outside even for five minutes, ten minute, and whether it comes, the kind choke comes into your chest, your throat, tightens up. you are kind of gasp for breath. >> in addition to the heat, smoke from canadian wild fires are bringing a blanket of pollution over the area. >> a lot of this can be irritant reaction, irritant re

>>> tonight a smoky fire forces evacuation of a berkeley apartment building on addison street near acton in the poet's corner neighborhood. flames started on the third floor. that's where the heaviest damage is. the unit below sustained some water damage. one person suffered burns, but no other information was released. >>> tonight we're learning what was behind last month's deadly ride malfunction at the ohio state fair. investigators now say excessive corrosion to a metal suppt beam caused the fireball ride to fail and send several people flying into the air. an 18-year-old was killed in that accident. seven others were injured. officials said the ride was inspected hours before the malfunction. the pride's manufacturer says it -- ride's manufacturer says it has worked with regulators to develop a new inspection protocol. >>> backlash tonight in silicon valley after a google employee suggests women may be unsuited for tech jobs. the male google engineer wrote a manifesto on gender inequality and posted it to an internal google forum where it went viral. the essay criticizes the company

. >>> residents of the town of acton, california are still recovering this morning from massive flash flooding. a powerful storm system dumped so much rain yesterday that flood waters trapped drivers across the town and forced dramatic helicopter rescues. the flooding also damaged train tracks and homes throughout the town. a man first responders pulled from the raging current spoke to reporters moments after he was rescued. >> when you left for work this morning, did you ever imagine this would happen? >> [ bleep ] no. i seen flash flood warnings. i couldn't picture this. >> some of the hardest-hit areas got hit with as much as four feet of water. >>> they had some big storms. it's monsoon seasou so the moisture comes in off the pacific. while it's normally dry in southern california, desert southwest, when it rains -- >> it pours. >> yeah. >> totally different from what produced our rain and violent storms yesterday. >> yes. those are the popup storms we've been getting with these hazy, hot, humid conditions and they don't move much. that's part of the problem. they pop up, it's sor

it's burke and lord acton told us that.he scale of information is power of 1 being no power and 10 being information power, we're over 7, well on the way to 8 with google. and it's extraordinary. people can't imagine it, because these numbers are so big. they literally have organized all the digital accessible information in the world. i would say, like 80 or 90% of the stuff that can be found they found it. nobody else has the other stuff. so it is all on their servers. >> tucker: terrifying, terrifying. scott thank you for that glimpse into it. i'm going to buy your book. appreciate it. bac >> tucker: teleprompter. we want to bring you the update on the rally nancy pelosi said she wanted canceled because she said it was white supremacist even though most of the speakers aren't white. the statement is from the head of the park service, they take very seriously the concerns but they must be guided by the constitution, the law, and long-standing court precedent. a final decision will be made in the next seven days, hopefully

(pam) it happened in acton which is 50-miles north of los angeles. you can see that man trapped in his pickup truck and surround by the swift moving current. the flooding also undermined a section of railroad track. (grant) time to check the weather with brittney monsoonal moisture overhead will bring a slight chance for showers and thunderstorms going into tomorrow. gradual cooling is expected from friday through the weekend. a weak disturbance will bring another opportunity for showers and thunderstorms over the north bay saturday night into sunday. (pam) a bay area favorite .. and one of america's oldest brewers, has been bought out by a japanese beermaker.(grant) now fans of the local craft beer are concerned about the changes this buyout will bring. anchor steam has been produced in san francisco since the gold rush. but the local company announced that it is being bought out by japanese beermaker sapporo. many anchor steam lover's are concerned the takeover will mean a change to the beer's taste. but the company's upper management says it is a

. >>> the flash flood that barrelled through acton is causing residual floods. one man in a pickup truck had to be hoisted to safety. no injuries were reported. you can track the forecast on the go where you live with the abc 7 accuweather app. download the app for free and stay on top of the weather where you live. >>> we'll move on the some other matters. bail has been lowered for the main defendant of the deadly ghost ship fire. his attorneys are upset that attorneys asked that his million dollar bail be set aside. eric thomas explains what happened. >> reporter: derek and his wife and his supporters were on hand for today's bail hearing. they didn't speak to reporters but after the hearing his attorneys did and they were not happy. >> from our perspective that's outrageous. he's not a flight risk at any level. >> reporter: he was being held on $1 million bail in connection with last december's ghostship fire. the blaze that tore through an oakland warehouse. 36 people died. almena asked to be released. instead the judge lowered bail to $750,000. the same has

that was my lord acton. lord acton believed that. the historian was defending one of the what they call in the field one of the bad popes who did very bad things. and acton said this is a problem. intellectuals have this capacity to defend bad things when powerful people do them. to this day, fidel castro, you go down the list who admire them and they don't care that he murdered a lot of people. donald trump hasn't murdered anybody but there is this tendency to say we don't care about those principles. donald trump moved the american voter doesn't care about those things so we are going to move on. my answer to that is go to hell. we are not going to move on. if you believe these things when it was convenient to believe them, are you telling me that you hold your principles so cheaply, that one election of this guy is going to cause you to abandon him. and if you believe in what you believe you should hold on for, at least, a little while. abo but ha that is sort of the plac that we are in these days. i should wrap this up so we have

labor market france's hard line union opposed attempts to rewrite the labor code let's get to gemma acton in paris. fill us in on this one >> good morning. so, we're looking really for the details of what's going to be in the labor reform proposals tomorrow these have been on the table for a couple months. negotiated at length between the government, the president macron, the unions and many other interested parties, including medif, the largest employer's federation in the country, whose conference i'm at today. the real argument is over whether these reforms are really going to do what they say on the tin and what the president says he wants to do which is ease the path for employees to negotiate directly with trade unions without being ham strung with imposing regulations from the state. labor reform has been a big issue in france for the last couple of decades. very little progress has been made it's seen as a key problem to the fact that the unemployment rate remains suddenlyhigh. right now it's around 9.5%, which is much lower than it's been for a while still above the 9.1% for the

this was in the town of acton -- which is about 50 miles north of los angeles.climbed out of the window -- went to the back of the truck and grabbed a skateboard.. he was then airlifted to safety... but the rescuer did make him leave the board behind. (pam) tonight, we have learned the pilot of a small plane has died after a crash near sacramento. the aircraft went down in a rio linda backyard... no one was at the nearby home at the time. the single engine plane was a home-built lancair - four-p aircraft. no passengers on the plane -- and no one on the ground was hurt. (grant) developing news tonight;the wall street journal is reporting justice department special counsel robert mueller has impaneled...or enlisted...a grand jury...as part of his investigation of russian influence in the 2016 presidential campaign. this development comes as mueller's team of investigators continues to look into whether the trump campaign colluded with russia. reporter andy rose is tracking the latest in washington d.c. special counsel robert mueller has impaneled a grand jury in h

i think lord acton told us that.ely probably on a scale of information is power of one being power and ten being information power, we are over seven, well on the way to eight with google. people can't imagine it's because these numbers are so big. they literally have organized all the digital accessible information in the world. i would say 80 or 90% of the stuff that can be found, they found it. nobody else has the other stuff. it is all on their servers. >> tucker: it's terrifying, thank you for that glimpse into what i'm going to buy your boo. i appreciate it. will be back with an update to a story brush to you earlier, the facts have changed, that's next ugh. heartburn. sorry ma'am. no burning here. try alka-seltzer heartburn relief gummies. they don't taste chalky and work fast. mmmm. incredible. can i try? she doesn't have heartburn. alka-seltzer heartburn relief gummies. enjoy the relief. listen up, heart disease.) you too, unnecessary er visits. and hey, unmanaged depression, don't get too comfortable. we're

gemma acton joins me in the studio to go through the numbers. they say it's unusual to see this level of inflows, but on the down side to see this level of margin compression. that will moderate in the second half >> yes we're seeing a move from retail to investments we saw big inflows some of them are quite lumpy frm, a fund of hedge funds took in some big mandates, which sho shows 8$8.2 billion of inflows, very, very high. some of that was under one of the mandates margins compressing by 8 points over the first half, that's quite a big compression. >> what is that down to? because of the switch from retail to institutions >> it's low margin products. partly due to the client base and the products offered more broadly speaking it's due to the competition in the industry as well >> russ molden is still with us. what do you make of the numbers? >> shares are up 6%, in that respect they're favorably received performance fees were strong that makes a nice change also surplus capital on the balance sheet. a big increase in the dividend one or two an

. >> frightening moments for about 200 passengers onboard a metrolink train just outside of acton, northeast of lost -- northeast of los angeles. bringing the train to a shuddering halt with fear is that the track could give way. it was not a lot of fun for those on board. >> my legs are shaking now! we can't go nowhere. >> several cars also got caught in the raging waters. >> it was coming down in huge waves. it was amazing. i've never seen anything like that. >> there was this genius took on the roof of his pickup truck and the helicopter rescue were missed his life lying among power lines to save him. the driver's first concern whether he could take his skateboard with him. the rescuer showed him what he thought of that idea, hurling the skateboard into the back of the pickup before carrying the lucky guy to safety. he later returned to save his precious skateboard. the wild weather is also hitting the pacific northwest. with temperatures in oregon and washington pitting triple digits. in areas where a lot of people don't have air conditioning because they don't usually need it. >> stay o

it's burke and lord acton told us that.probably on the scale of information is power of 1 being no power and 10 being information power, we're over 7, well on the way to 8 with google. and it's extraordinary. people can't imagine it, because these numbers are so big. they literally have organized all the digital accessible information in the world. i would say, like 80 or 90% of the stuff that can be found they found it. nobody else has the other stuff. so it is all on their servers. >> tucker: terrifying, terrifying. scott thank you for that glimpse into it. i'm going to buy your book. appreciate it. back in a minute with an update to a story brought to you earlier this hour, the facts have changed on the ground already, next. stay tuned. [radio alarm] ♪ julie is living with metastatic breast cancer, which is breast cancer that has spread to other parts of her body. she's also taking prescription ibrance with an aromatase inhibitor, which is for postmenopausal women with hormone receptor- positive her2- metastatic breast c

i mean, that's the origin of lord acton's quote about power corrupts and absolute power corrupts.e wasn't speaking about evil criminals. he was speaking about a pope. and he was a devout catholic. he was speaking about pious x. power corrupts. this is just going to get worse. what the republicans need to do is -- is run for the hills is what they need to do. you know, that's certainly what i have done. fortunately i had a hill here in new hampshire to run to. >> all right, well, we're going to take a break. we are looking at air force one as it lands in yuma, arizona. jim vandehei, thank you for spending time with us. >>> up next, one of the men behind the notorious trump dossier faces new questions in the russia investigation. we will be right back. of our f? what? no. how come you have cheese in your beard? because switching to geico could save you 15% or more on car insurance. oh! ok. geico. because saving 15% or more on car insurance is always a great answer. whoa! gross! whuuuuuat?rtgage offer from the bank today. you never just get one offer. go to lendingtree.com and shop m

there is a gathering tonight for friends to remember him tonight in berkeley at acton and parker streetsnds are asked to bring photos and copies of dave's music. >>> redwood city police arrested a 16-year-old boy in connection with the early morning shooting of an 18-year-old. somebody called reporting a fight just before 2:00 this morning along hoover street and haven avenue. when officers arrived they found a male victim suffering gunshot wounds to his face and leg. detectives say the suspect and victim knew each other and that the public is not in danger. >>> immigration status has taken center stage in the high-profile murder case in san francisco. today lawyers on both sides debated whether to include the suspect's immigration status on the jury questionnaire in the murder trial of josÉ garcia zurate previously known as juan francisco lopez sanchez charge inned killing of kate steinle. garcia had been deported several times but kept coming back to the u.s. illegally. the judge wants the trial to start on october the 2nd. >>> the city of san jose is back-pedaling on enforcement of fi

acton said this is a problem that intellectuals have this capacity to defend bad people. th donald trump hasn't murdered anybody, but there is this tendency to say we don't really care anymore about those principles. donald trump proved that the american voter doesn't care about those things, so we're just going to move on. my answer to that is go to hell. we're not going to move on. if you believe these things when it was convenient to believe them, are you really telling me that your held your principles so cheaply that one election to defend this guy is going to cause you to abandon them? and the answer from lots of people is yeah. and i find it incredibly disappointing. if you actually believe in what you believe, you should hold on for at least a little while. but that's sort of the place we are in these days. this idea of we'll support you on this if you support us on that. i think conservatives got too close to the bush administration during the war. there were reasons for it. it was a wartime president. his critics were being so unfair that people felt we have to

. >> flashflooding engulf parts of southern california thursday, in the community of acton, about 50 miles outside of los angeles, roads were washed out, vehicles were trapped, and some people needed to be rescued. in a metro link train, caring about 200 people, was stopped, due to walter i eroding section of track. >> over in palm springs, early morning thunderstorms were to blame for flooding, power outages, and road closures in the coachella valley. washington state could use some precipitationment wild fires are scorching some spots like lewis count. >> i speak it just to get worse in the next certain days of this dry weather continues. >> the area hasn't had significant rain in weeks and is dealing with record-breaking high temperatures. air quality problems are report in the seattle. >> if you're outside even for five minute, ten minute, and when it comes, the kind choke comes into your chest, your throat, and tightens up. you are kind of gasp for breath. >> in addition to the heat, smoke from canadian wild fires are bringing blanket of pollution over the area. >> a lot of this

this is in acton, a small town about 50 miles north of l.a.ck in this dangerous mess. many of them, you could see there, drivers and some had to be airlifted to higher ground. the weather is part of a monsoonal flow out of northern mexico and arizona. a flash flood watch is in effect tonight for the san gabriel mountains and the valley. >> and they are so dangerous and you talk about the inclination to try to drive through some form of water and you don't know what will happen. >> six inches of water could carry a car away. just be careful. we won't see anything like that tonight but we are tracking isolated thunderstorms close to the east bay. as we get you into the microclimate forecast right now. it is all about contra costa and alameda counties, where the hottest temperatures have been. you could see the cloud cover in place. it issa humid all day and down right uncomfortable and feeling strange after 99 in concord and down to 85 and eventually see 70s tonight but the cloud cover is not going anywhere as we head throughout the next several

. >>> and this video new this morning, a school bus erupted in flames on the side of a highway in actonpened as the high school volleyball team was traveling home from a game last night. flames engulfed the school bus just after the students evacuated. the los angeles county fire department says they examined four patients. >> ♪ ♪ pro-tip for making ribs: don't go it alone. get these great smoked ribs. thanks. sure. twenty minutes on the grill. and they're done. you think he cares if i smoke ribs for six hours? what? what? summer made easy at amazing prices. only at giant. >> time now for a preview of "good morning america". >> amy robach joins us live in the "gma" studios to continue our coverage at the top of the hour of what's going on in houston texas. amy. >> reporter: that's right matt and jeanette great to be with you this morning. we'll continue your coverage. houston's dangerous flood waters as we know are still rising with yet another round of relentless rain overnight. shelters in texas quickly filling up. thousands, thousands more are waiting to be rescued at this hour. stru

you are looking at what happened in acton in northern los angeles county.rain water overwhelmed creeks and streams, submerging roads. many people felt overwhelmed after their homes flooded. >> nothing you could do. like you couldn't stop it. my whole entire house is flooded. the whole thing. >> i just couldn't believe, it was like a monsoon rolled in. a freak storm. >> firefighters rescued one driver from the roof of a stranded pickup. yesterday's flooding also washed out the tracks for a commuter railroad that connects people to downtown l.a. >> now to new developments in that hbo cyberattack. the hackers appear to be revealing their plan for the stolen material and perhaps their motive for taking it in the first place. they say they will release the leak gradually and the next one will be on sunday morning. it could include material related to the final season of "game of thrones." someone claiming to be the hacker sent them an e-mail and says the motive for the hack was money. adding that they had weeks of negotiations with hbo officials, but they broke

the two-alarm fire started on addison street between sacramento and acton. a man heard a resident yelling out for help, so he ran in to help get him outside before first responders got there. the victim was taken to the hospital to be treated for burns. residents of three units are now displac displaced. it's unclear what caused the fire. >> a rant by an unnamed google engineer is getting a huge response this morning. the ten-page letter said women are not biologically fit to succeed in tech. that's why there's a gender gap. this amid an industry fighting the image of being white and male. lilian kim has the story. >> yet another example of what many believe is a sexist culture throughout silicon valley. this time from a google employee. gizmodo obtained and posted the letter written by a software engineer who hasn't been publicly identified. in it, he says we need to stop assuming that gender gaps imply sexism. women on average have more neurautism. this may contribute to the higher levels of anxiety women report and to the lower number of women in high-str

the 2017 coyote creek flood after acton review states that the city was 'unnecessarily caught off guard when the rain swollen creek jumped it's banks, placing residents in a potentially dangerous situation, but it otherwise performed very well says assistant city manager david sykes.dave sykes/asst. city manager".....the report says the city did a really good job on the recovery side but in terms of it's preparation and work during the flood there is room for improvement...."the february 21st flood led to the evacuations of some 14,000 people and caused a $100 million dollars in damage. the report found that the city relied to heavily on flood data from the santa clara valley water district and repeated mistakes made in a similar flood in 1997. an attorney for more than 100 people who have filed claims says the report is being met with mixed emotions.amanda hawes/flood victims attorney ".....people have been saying this for a long time, it's confirmation because the losses people have suffered could have been prevented...." the report praised the city for taking responsibility for the f

the water quickly stranded drives in acton. water was brief in some places. >> reporter: you can see it doing a lot of damage out here. >> this man was airlifted from his truck after it became trapped in fast moving muddy water. a commuter train was brought to a stop after earth pea neath the tracks. >>> cbs news goes inside deadly gun violence. ahead, they show off their firepower to cbs on >>> high-speed internet is something most people granted. >> tony dokoupil shows us why many people in the rural area have been left in the slow lane. >> reporter: i'm standing in the middle of the internet or at least one of the data centers where it all comes together and while people who live in a city with hubbing like this who have high-speed impact, many businesses the not and it's having an impact on their businesses and life. coming up on "cbs this morning," the challenging of bringing wrodband to america. >> announcer: this moportion brought to you by kohl's. ahh, another truckload of terrific toyotas. what a sight! yeah, during to