jackie: i like sweater weather. pete: shorts and a sweatshirt. jackie: you were that too?hanks. the time is 40 minutes after the hour. plane ticket prices expensive enough that airlines wants to charge you more to change a flight. the billion-dollar battle headed to washington. pete: time magazine showing brett kavanaugh and clarence thomas's shadow. never settle. the controversial cover creating a firestorm online. ♪ ♪ another one bites the dust ♪ for a nasty cold, take new dayquil severe with vicks vapocool. whoa and vaporize it with an intense rush of vicks vapors. ahhhhh. new dayquil severe with vicks vapocool. the daytime, coughing, stuffy head, vaporize your cold medicine. introducing vicks vapocool drops, to vaporize your sore throat. breathe freely fast with vicks sinex. sniff my congestion's gone. i can breathe again. i can breathe again. sniff. ohh. vicks sinex, breathe on. jillian: jackie: what has changed? that is the question time magazine is asking on its cover showing brett kavanaugh standing in the shadow of justice clarence thomas. pete: carly shimkus with

jackie, everybody is accounted for now? >> reporter: everyone is accounted for. two people transported. we understand t i mayor very close so they may have to dip out of my live shot so you can hear what she has to say because, obviously, this fireat has very g consequences for the district of columbia. this is a building that housed hundreds of senior citizens. o they are not going able to go back in there any time soon. i mean, there's stille fighting fire, the roof collapsed. people were here earlier today, just, panicked trying to find their relatives. here's wt some of them had to say. an

>> jackie: well, we have the whole lent to recover. >> anthony: right. >> jackie: there you go.o we are as a people. so we're keeping those traditions going. we're starting the fifth generation of my family running mardi gras. >> anthony: how far back does the tradition go, and where did it all start? >> larry: back in the 16th v gras then, but it was because our ancestors were not invited to the king's party because he invited only the wealthy people and the church hierarchy. so our people would do a street party of their own. >> anthony: so it started out as a genuine need for food, and a way to get it. >> larry: that's true. >> anthony: one day a year that you could get it. and as i understand it, it was kind of license to mock the people you were -- >> larry: yeah, they were -- >> anthony: -- who were leaving you out of the party. >> jackie: that's where the tall, conical hats come from. in mockery of the queen. they were proud people, and they didn't want to be recognized. that's why they disguised their face. and not to feel like they were taking charity, so they put on a

and remember this, dean's democrat opponent jacky. jacky rosen, jacky, doesn't want to debate.by her donors 100%. i said, hey, dean, when is the debate? he said she won't debate me. that is not good. that is not good. rosen doesn't represent neveda's values. she represents the extreme liberal values of her out-of-state donors funding almost 90% of her campaign. but even that, just so you understand, she is going to do whatever pelosi and schumer tell her to do, ok? [crowd jeering] pres. trump: everyone of them come in and say, we want to be bipartisan, they never vote for us. jacky rosen voted no on tax cuts. you know that? she voted for the disaster which is really big change rapidly. you know, we got rid of the individual mandate, the most unpopular thing. the disaster known as obamacare. jacky rosen thosvoted against kate's law, and she voted in favor of deadly sanctuary cities, which nobody wants. [crowd jeering] and jacky rosen voted against the va accountability act. how do you do that? how do you do that? so she really, if you think about it, she voted for criminal alien

remember this, dean's democrat opponent, wacky jackie, jackie rosen, she doesn't get it. jackie rosen is bought and paid for by her daughters, 100%. she does not want to go debate. i said "hey dean, when is the debate?" and he said, she won't debate m me. rosen does not represent nevada's values. she represents the extreme liberal values of her out-of-state donors funding almost 90% of her campaign. but even that, just so you understand that, she is going to do whatever pelosi and schumer tell her to do, okay? it doesn't matter. every one of them, they come in, "we want to be bipartisan." they never vote for us. jackie rosen voted no on tax cuts. you know that. she voted for the disaster which is really big change -- we got rid of the individual mandate, the most unpopular thing. the disaster known as obamacare. jacky rosen voted against case s law. and she voted in favor of deadly sanctuary cities, which nobody wants. and jacky rosen voted against the va accountability act. how do you do that? how do you do that? so she really, if you think about it, she voted for crimin

the blood jackie was given was infected with hepatitis c.n her body for years, slowly damaging her liver. she didn't notice any symptoms until she was in her mid—50s. it was absolute fatigue. it was like i had run a marathon. i would feel physically sickjust trying to cook a meal. a new generation of drugs means jackie now has cleared the virus itself from her body. but the damage has already been done. she has cirrhosis of the liver and needs checks every six months to make sure it hasn't lead to cancer. how many six—month tests can i be lucky for. when is my time going to be up? the contaminated blood scandal of the 70s and 80s is often called the worst treatment disaster in the history of the nhs. two major groups were affected. first, people with the blood disorder haemophilia. almost 5,000 were given a treatment contaminated with hepatitis and in many cases hiv. then a second group, those like jackie who received a blood transfusion after childbirth or an operation. exactly how many were infected, we just don't know for sure. estimates

jackie: buen fin de semana .s noticias. luego de que un reporte acusar a su procurador de remover al mandatario trump se pronuncia. cientos de menores que permanecen comienza la ediciÓn nocturna. ♪ ♪ ♪ conductor: muy buenas noches, hoy en un evento polÍtico el presidente prometiÓ frente a cientos de seguidores hacer una limpia luego de que surgieran reportes a lo largo del dÍa de que su procurador sugiriÓ grabar para destituirlo. tenemos detalles del capÍtulo mÁs reciente en esta telenovela polÍtica. strar que su habrÍa sugerido el sub procurador >> no hace falsablanca es un ci tambiÉn sugirieron activar la enmienda para destituir a trump. la enmienda 25 contempla sustituir al presidente por incapacidad fÍsica o mental. la historia es incorrecta y no harÉ mÁs comentarios. permÍtame ser claro sobre esto basÁndome en mi trato personal con el presidente no hay motivo para invocar la enmienda 25. >> tenemos grandes personas pero tambiÉn hay una peste maloliente de la que nos vamos a deshacer. despedirlo ser interpret

still with us, eugene robinson, jackie calms. eugene, based on the measurable chance there are some democrats watching tonight, are you confident the democratic party has an equal and opposite appeal to its base, especially where early voting starts very soon in a matter of days? >> well, if you believe in polling, you see that democrats have had a considerable edge in intensity for months now. if you look at what's happened in the special elections this year, democrats consistently in every case really have done better than expected and even managed to elect a senator in alabama, which just doesn't happen. so -- >> there was that, yeah. >> yeah. so, so, it's teed up for democrats, but they have to perform on election day. they've got to get their voters out to the polls and democrats historically do not vote in large numbers on midterm elections. young people, minorities don't vote, and they have to this year if democrats are going to have a blue wave. >> as a guest on this program once said, hillary clinton is only president on

nobody i repeat nobody has ever called jacky rosen whacky jacky until donald trump did it in that moment me as a state that is truly a swing state in the sense it has high quality democratic party, harry reid, consistently win in that state, one of the states when the statewide elected democrat seems to be in trouble they manage to pull things together. it's a state capable of electing a republican statewide. the demographics, who has the advantage in terms of the democrats and in terms of who the motivated voters are in this cycle in nevada. >> it's tough to tell and ten weeks from the election, so many, many different things can still happen. there are several key demographics in the state that will determine it. one is hispanic turnout which has become a big deal. hispanics make up more than a quarter of the population. during the big years for democrats hispanics have turned out in greater numbers than in off years. that's why the democrats had a disastrous year here at least four years ago. hispanic turnout was low. nevada is essentially three states. there is the urban areas of ren

supreme court, jackie bensen, news 4. >>> jackie, thank you. weave incredible video of flames that spr qd souickly through a prince george's county apartment building here. >> they're the reason 13 people need somewhere to stay tonight. news 4's shomari stone has the latest. >> this is a row of three story in t front, fou story in the rear. >> reporter: prince george's fire video captures flames and smoke shooting out of this apartment complex inlanham, maryland. >> there appears to be one, ret, th or four buildings all terconnected. it appears the fire is spreading rapidly alongoo the r line. >> reporter: firefighters spray water on the raging flames under rainy conditions. >> i just -- >> reporter: jay clark isy relieved theound pepper inside their third floor apartment. it now has smoke and water damage. >> because she's a such small dog, she could have been under i anyt. she could have been anywhere. >> reporter: firefighters tell rt the fire sta in a fourth floor apartment and quickly spread to 44 units. around 130 people can'treive here a

news4's jackie bensen spoke to a d.c. council member who is furious tonight. jackie? >> reporter: jim, this is an amazing story. this man was inside his apartment over there on the second floor, watching tv, we understand, not knowing that a four-alarm fire was raging around him. >> but it's completely unacceptable and inexcusable that there was someone in there for five days a d wen't know about it. >> reporter: the 162-unit arthur capper senior residence in southeast burned for hours on wednesday. charles allen says he was in the command center athe rec center next door when members of the edgewood management company district sembled officials that all of the residents were accounted for and had been evacuated from t burning building. but five days later, structural engineers going through the building heard a voice. >> and we go, is somebody in there? and he goes, yes. so, i said, we'llet you out. and he said, i'm not going any place. reporter: the 74-year-old was found in his second floor apartment and the engineers used a kitchen chair to carry him outside. distr

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in johannesburg south africa we have jackie promotes there she is a social activist and the author ofbare the blasters game right here in our studio we have karen kaz and lucas she's the host of the spread that's a podcast examining sex and relationships so before we go very much ladies i need to point out to everybody who's watching and following that this is a mature conversation for a mature audience welcome everybody to a mature conversation with the work community is ready to have this conversation they've been having it already online so with that i want to share a video comment we got from our freelance journalist in nairobi this is beatrice and here's what she had to say joined in the planning for the. respect for justice will sharon because. they believe that mudder should not be. mothers in the last three years of young girls between the ages of nineteen and dying next to prominent politicians to the type of justice. that introduced them. to the normalization of this mother. in law to believe clinician. embrace the sponsorship. so. sharon murder and her killing was really th

jackie ward and jacqueline dunn keeping track of our commute. let's start with jackie. >> reporter: this is not the morning you want to drive into the city. things are just now starting to become really active down here. we are and howard between maine and will just outside what was supposed to be the temporary transbay terminal. but, it is being used this morningn san francisco. people yesterday had a hard time getting out of the city which is never a good indication for the next morning commute into the city. this area was plagued by gridlock around the temporary transbay terminal. buses try to cram into traffic full of aim -- angry drivers -- angry drivers. >> my concern is what is the city going to do if there is a natural defense -- natural disaster or terrorist attack? >> reporter: if your commute by public transit using the back used to take you to the new transbay terminal, you will instead return to the newt -- back to the temporary terminal. dream forces also in town plus, there is construction going on at will and maine which is putti

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>>> i'm jackie ward in cupertino.e says it has the right to expedite a proposed housing project because it has the law on its side. but some people who live in cupertino are pushing back against this idea. governor brown signed senate bill 35 forcing almost every city in california to build more housing. developers in this case have their eyes on the now defunct vallco mall on north wolfe road. the developer sand hill property company is proposing a mixed use project that would include about 2400 housing units, half of them desk nature affordable. sand hill says because of this new law, it can move ahead with its plans as long as it meets the state's criteria. many people wanted to voice concerns at last night's meeting. >> this is not something that fits in the scale of the city. it's not the kind of cupertino that everybody is used to. >> the traffic and schools, what kind of people if it's low income people feeding into the schools. >> reporter: this is the first major test case of sb-356789 the law was designed to

eamon sjavers at the white house and jackie deangeles on the ground in north carolina we begin right now the ground with ylan. >> pleading guilty here at u.s. district court to two crim charges and prosecutors say that he is willing to cooperate with the mueller investigation as part of that plea deal now, this hearing lasted for about an hour and manafort's attorney spoke briefly to reporters after it was over. >> tough day for mr. manafort but he has accepted responsibility and he wanted to make sure that his family was able to remain safe and live a good life. he has accepted responsibility and this is for conduct that dates back many years and everybody should remember that >> the judge in this case said manafort could be facing five years in prison for each of the criminal convictions, but his maximum sentence from 17 to 22 years. he's also facing up to $400,000 in fines and has agreed to give up several new york properties, including an apartment at trump tower. now, manafort is in custody. some debate over whether he might show up in a jump suit today. he did get to wear a bus

they rate it woman can either be a poor man's slave or an old man's dall and i choose to be dall jackie. what can you tell us about that type of thinking. a lot of people have. when. young women are really struggling and are trying to find solutions to the problem whether it's getting to we should they providing for the family. they fight and i'm forced to be the sugar daddy phenomena happens to be the easiest way to to get because men are on the team for goals that can into came them that can all those offer them the sexual services and they had some kind of social power or money or influence in their communities and sometimes for women you would see that it is a quick get up from whatever situation they can gauge and they will see when they are in those relationships then you have the power struggle. the woman becomes the victim of the relationship itself whether it's through a killing abuse physical abuse financial abuse emotional abuse or even sometimes conforms to have them consent to sex with the person so if we get comments like the opinions like the. use key but it's a struggle

jackie bensen is there o scene. let's go back to her, andet g information and news we could t hear,jackie? >> reporter: well, two thingshoi want to you, and we'll show you while i talk. it looks like the roof of that building is thllapsing. second thing is, and you may not have been able to hear the reporters' questions, i will tell you what it was plus it is something we heard from a number of people here, which is, numerous residents have told us they did not hear a fire alarm. now, that is a very significant thing to the point that that answer you heard the mayor say about needing the fire iama to get in there and figure out what was going on, that and ion, she also told us i apologize if this is information you already know, that this build pg isvately owned and run, i believe, and they are gng to have, obviously, a dialogue opening with t management of that building. i think i heard scott mcfarland say in this type of building, there are sprinklers at r thef level. the fire chief did confirm that there areer sp

live in southeast washington, jackie bensen, news 4. >> jackie, thank you. and news 4's leon harris continues our live tverage tonight. >> he has -- saved lot of louves. leon? >> you watched the whole thing play out today, and you know, you can't tell the story of this fire without talking about the d.c. firefighters and the u.s. marines who rushed in to help.>> hese are our neighbors, wem help the out, they're always there for us, we try to do that for them. >> reporter: news 4 cameras were there as dozens ofes marin ran across a soccer field toward a burning building. no one calledhem for help. they just saw the flames and jumped into action. >> we werearrying pweple any way could, whatever assistant they needed. >> reporter: captain trey gregory, one of the marines ran in while flames were shooting from orooftop rooftop. >> we went in there together. >> reporr: on the other side of the building, d.c. firefighters using ladders to rescuepeople. firefighters, marines and buildibuild ing staff taking people out on gurneys and wheelchairs. all the flames, and

jackie deangelis is on the coast in carolina beach, north carolina jackie >> good morning.hat a difference a few days makes here at the beach. carolina beach right now being pelted with rain, winds at around 90 miles per hour remember, the eyewall of this storm is still 30 miles off the coast of wilmington. these are still considered outer bands. it's not even the heart of the storm just yet i saw some folks moving and walking to the beach grabbing sandbags earlier thinking to myself if you don't have your sandbags by now or you're just realizing how serious this storm is, it is probably on the late side to be making those kinds of preparations right now here on carolina beach i see lights on. we have power. so that's a positive sign, but there's still a lot of people in north carolina that are starting to lose their power. the latest number is almost 300,000. as you know, in these situations when power goes out it makes conditions even more threatening and dangerous. >> jackie, we understand north of you not everybody heeded the warnings to evacuate that there are more tha

this time jackie ward tells us they are hoping this new site f awhile. jackie? >> reporter: yeah that's right. third time is the charm for hope village, at least for now. this is the lot where they will be moving to later on this morning. it is situated between both of their former lots. so we'll put this all in perspective for you with this map. they started off at the state- owned lot a couple of weeks ago. then they moved where they were able to stay a week. this third spot is right in the midful those two locations, still on rough drive in san jose. a lease agreement will allow them to stay for the next 6 months for the price of $1 a month. and the county will pay the city. this new encampment will house potentially 30 people. organizers say they'll take it. >> hopefully this is the last month for 6 months. it is better than a week at a time, which is what we have been dealing with. obviously 18 months would have been better. >> hope village said there are already 20 people living on the lot. their intention is not to displace them, but instead live with the

jackie ward and jacqueline dunn keeping track of our commute.et's start with jackie. >> reporter: this is not the morning you want to drive into the city. things are just now starting to become really active down here. we are and howard between maine and will just outside what was supposed to be the temporary transbay terminal. but, it is being used this morningn san francisco. people yesterday had a hard time getting out of the city

jackie ward joins us live from san francisco where a window is the worry.e. >> reporter: michelle, this happened over the weekend and city inspectors still haven't been able to get into the millenium tower to see what happened and examine this for themselves. so we're talking about a crack window. people on many floors inside the tower when it happened could hear the moment the window cracked on the 36th floor. it wasn't until yesterday when city building inspectors tried to get into the tower to examine it. but they weren't able to for an to keep people from walking in that area. but supervisor aaron peskin is still concerned for the public's safety. peskin has been holding hearings on the millennium tower since it sank about a foot and a half into the ground and it's leaning more than a foot. the city issued a correction notice giving building engineers 72 hours to provide an engineering report to the city explaining what happened. we reached out to the millenium tower for comment and they did not get back to us. so at this point, we still don't know what

jackie? >> reporter: well, ji we want to show you what it looks like here tonight. just look at this wrecked shell of a buiing over there. but i want you to also come over here and take aook at this. new tonight, this chain link onnce may have hindered the firefighter resp to this. the reason this fire engine had rev up and plow through a haasly disassembled security gate and across soggy grass to reach the burning apartments may have had to do with this. chain link fencing. part of an ongoingonstruction project that narrows and in some cases, shuts off access to the north side of that building. the last section to catch fire wednesday. >> i don't think anybody on-site thought that fire engines would need to have access to the north side of this building. >> reporter: this n resident, who did not want to be identified, said he watched firi ennes arriving at the north side of the block-long structure in the minutes after the fire s reported. >> they were beginning to grab the -- to grab these -- the fencing itself and pull itut of t way. >> reporter: d.c. council mem

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a vote for wacky jackie is a vote for the extreme agenda of those people. >> jessica: president trump republican senate candidate and it unveiling one of his typical nicknames for congressman jackie rosen. the president heaping praise on from a critic of his now life demi-glace in a tight reelection race. now off talking about a red wave after his party expressed concerns that may send the wrong message. >> promised me, you've got to get out, don't be complacent. you've got to get out for the midterms. you've got to vote. you've got to vote, we need more republicans. when they say we have a majority, it's like this. if somebody has a cold, we don't have a majority that day. we have to have more republicans in office, will get everything we want so fast. >> jessica: i like what he said that, if someone has a cold, we don't have a majority anymore which is based what was going on. i think the brett kavanaugh comments just think you should is stay away from generally i thought he was pretty on point last night. bigger his political instincts got him to where it is. even now, you can see

jackie deangeles in north carolina with the latest there jackie >> reporter: good morning, guys. while the storm is getting closer and closer, it was downgraded to a category two that doesn't mean it is not dangerous. the wind here at carolina beach is picking up, the waves getting higher too we had water rushing up across the beach to the board walk landing. that gives you a sense how much the wind is pushing the water. the worry is storm surge and also rain accumulation the health and services secretary making some comments about what they're worried about, and that of course is power in hospitals and for elderly people that are going to need medical care. duke energy issued a statement saying 1 to 3 million of 4 million customers probably will be without power those people should expect their power outages could last several weeks. they have 20,000 in personnel. they actually went down to help during irma. some personnel in florida are now coming here to get set to help with the power issues as well aside from that, obviously lives are the most important thing everybody has ma

jackie ward, kpix 5. >>> it is 6:57. time for your "final 5". >> a federal appeals court ruled that cities can't make it a crime to sleep on a public sidewalk when no shelter space available. the judges decided it violates the 8th amendment protections against cruel and unusual punishment. it applies to nine western states including california. >>> blood testing firm theranos is apparently in its final days in existence. according to the "wall street journal," the company will formally dissolve and pay back its creditors. theranos' founder is facing federal criminal charges. >>> two russian military intelligence officers have been charged with a nerve agent attack in the uk. in march, former russian spy sergei skripal and his daughter were poisoned in salisbury, britain. >>> day two of the confirmation hearing for supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh is under way on capitol hill. day one was marked by protests and bickering. today judge kavanaugh is expected to face extensive questioning about his positions on some divi

in chech i havy chase, jackie b news 4. >> jackie, thank you. tuing to the weathernow, something we haven't seen in a few weeks, sunshine. >> weapon got a taste of i this afternoon, doug, and we're ready for more what do you >> we are ready for more. we've been tracking florence for the last two and a half weeks and we've been weather alert for the las five,ix days. finally get to see some bluend backgrhere, meaning all is calm. you see what happened today. the rlonants ofnce making their way across the northeast and the mid-atlantic,ut to sea. finally, out of our area. not before showers and thunderstorms across the region earlier. rit now, though, t closeup view, nothing out there. no rain, no thunder, noclouds. as a matter of fact, we're looking clear right now, very nice night. and that g means we'reng to see sunshine tomorrow. plenty of sunshine, finally seeing the sun. we're tracking your weekend, though, kind of an iffy weekend. going to talk about that in a minute. fall tinperatures move fall officially begins on saturday. wait until you

jackie ward kpix 5. >> thanks, jackie. >>> this morning federal regulators are saying that it's time for musk to go. they sued the tesla ceo. this is after musk tweet that had he had funding to take the company private. one expert said that if the sec is going get it's way, it's going to hurt tessa and -- tesla and the shareholders. >> the risk for changes ceo's at a time where they're getting enough cars to be profitable is huge. if i was a member of the board, i would be cautious of trying to replace him with someone else. >> in a statement they said that they're fully confident in the integrity and the leadership of the company. >>> 510 landlords but head nation one bay area city. >> why one housing battle could continue for two more years. >>> a big cool down is on the way just in time for the weekend. i will let you know how cool it's going to get and the rain chances next week coming up. >>> we're tracking an accident along highway 37. a car slam in to a tree. we will have the details and what kind of a back up it's having coming up. the chopper was brought in yesterday to insp

jackie ward has more details on this, jackie? >> reporter: third time is the charm for hope village. at least for now. this is the lot where the encampment will be moving to later on this morning. this lot is located right in the middle of the two locations where they have been. we are still on rough drive in san jose. a lease agreement was reached earlier this week that will allow hope village to stay at 1039 rough drive for the next 6 months. santa clara has spent the last three days prepping, and says it will house 14 people with the potential to expand to 30. while the 6-month solution isn't as long as they were hoping for they said they will take it. >> it is better than a week at a time. obviously 18 months who have been better. >> reporter: hope village said there are already about 20 people living there. their intention is to -- is live together. the county is looking for a permanent location. the move starts at 9:00 to morning. >>> where have all those people been staying the last few days while work was being done to th

supreme court, jackie bensen, news 4. >> thank you, jackie. >> let's go to leon harris, on he live desk about what we can expect tomorrow and perhaps saturday, too. leon? >> reporter: that's ysright, the next act of this incredible journey, this drama opens up tomorrow morning whenhe committee meets at 9:30 to vote on judge kavanaugh. tonight, the entire republican conference in the senate met to discuss what they heard in today's hearing. >> dr. ford is a veryreble witness. she has an allegation that three people have not supported. judge k ganaugh did aat job. i think walking through the calendar he's created, following after his father's footstep provided a lot of credibility. >> reporter: the judiciary committee is 11-10, in favor of republicans. and right now, there only blican on the committee who seems to be anywhere near sitting on the fence iseff flake, and tonight, the man from arizona is not giving any clue as to how he's going to vote. now, a full senate vote could still hpen if kavanaugh doesn't get the 11 votes he needs in the committee, but then hisur f could rest on four

is already causing a shadow on british industry now jackie was ruffling down production in its plant near birmingham the company owned by indian conglomerate tata says uncertainty over brags that forced the move to a three day week earlier this year i want breaks it could cost up two thousand jobs in the region at the same time jackie is hiring and ramping up production in slovakia. the city of detroit in slovakia is already profiting from brags that india's tata motors is building a factory here at a cost of one and a half billion euros. has chosen to open a manufacturing plant where traditional british brands like jaguar and land rover will be rolling off the production line. the investment will create around eight thousand new jobs in the area. when the company gets a very good economic boost for our city most people here think the factories a very positive thing because it will lead to more economic development before anything will show before fear of if you and i with. as new factory is located close to many suppliers the german company impose a for example manufactures door com

deangeles is in the hardest hit city in wilmington, north carolina jackie. >> reporter: good morningas been on and off, intermittent the problem here in wilmington right now is the flooding. this city in some senses is becoming its own island if you could possibly imagine that. that's because of the rain accumulation almost 24 inches of rain and the flooding that's coming off the cape fear river so imagine the accumulation, imagine the river rising, imagine at high tide what happens. we were out traveling out and about yesterday and we saw massive areas of flood when the tide goes back in, you go back to the same areas, they recede but then it comes back. behind me here in this flood zone, i'm standing in a foot of water. two feet, four feet even a bit deeper than that the governor of north carolina said if you left and evacuated wi wilmington it is not safe because of these flood points also we are looking at the interstates. they are closed. people are having a hard time traveling in and traveling out, brine. hurricane florence, it may not be raining now but this is far from over.

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jackie ibanez joining us to break it down.t would be possible these days. >> reporter: politics and personal views in the classroom would be a thing of the past. the idea coming from pennsylvania state lawmaker republican will thomas, he hopes to rally support from statehouse members writing a memo, quote, doing so takes time from instruction in the academic foundation subject like mathematics, science, english history and civics and prevent students from receiving high-quality public education for careers in the world of high-tech economies. k-12 would also be prevented from being open about endorsing or opposing candidates at the local, state and federal level. they cannot talk about activities that hamper or impede law enforcement action or military recruiters on campus. any violation of the policy could result in suspension or loss of a teachers license. and ron emerson on facebook writing an open discussion, the position of teaching should not be the role from a political point of view for a teacher. just the basics, thei

inland and protect themselves from the potential monster storm that could land on friday, guys >> jackie, do we need to start thinking about availability of gasoline or still too early? >> reporter: no. people are stocking up on supplies i saw a lot of people, gas lines, filling up cars, filling up gasoline supplies that's locally here. in terms of the east coast and gasoline, the storm probably won't hit the big east coast refineries, but probably will be delay in terms of transportation my industry sources say they're not too worried about it we have to sort of see what happens, carl. >> next couple of days are going to be critical thank you very much, jackie deangeles covering florence. >>> apple signs a deal for two movies as the iphone maker makes a million dollar push for original content talk to ben silverman what he thinks this move means f torhe tech giant "squawk alley" continues in a moment you know, i used to be good at this. then you turn 40 and everything goes. tell me about it. you know, it's made me think, i'm closer to my retirement days than i am my college days. hm. i'

in cupertino, jackie ward, kpix 5 jackie wa, kp>>> n clisin being shot and killed by two police officerss grandmother's yard. protestors clashed outside a sacramento law enforcement convention just yesterday six months after clark's death. family members say that police should be held accountable. >> accountability not just for the officers and law enforcement but the city level as well as the district attorneys. what happened to my brother should have never happened. >> it is terrible when anyone dies and what we are trying to do is build a world where people can grow up to be adults, where people don't get shot in their backyards and where people don't get killed in the line of duty. >> the sacramento county district attorney's office is still investigating the fatal shooting to determine if the two officers should be charged. >>> a man accused of killing a sacramento county sheriff's deputy in a violent gun battle is now identified. 38-year-old anton moore is in reedinto tal and he will de were respding to a disturbance at a pep boys auto store in rancho cordova monday. when they got

jackie ward, kpix 5. >> the data was reportedly sent to the northern california intelligence center. the police asked the information be deleted. >>> on the fire watch, we know the cause of the irving fire. the blaze scorched 152 achors and -- acres and still burning three days later. it is 90% contained. downed pd and e power lines sparked the flames. >>> in shasta, the delta fire burned 58,000 ache ergs. the fire -- acres. the fire continues to rage. other 3,000 firefighters were deployed to fight the fires. i. -5 is open with limited traffic control. and some evacuation ordered were liflted. -- lifted. now the fire is only 17% contained. >>> and crews responded to this crash on the bay bridge. chopper 5 captured the video. you can see a person on the road just east of the hair son street off-ramp. the lanes are reopened. >>> and pittsburgh police and emergency personnel on the scene of a rollover crash. police say the driver swerved to avoid hitting a deer and caused the bmw to roll over. the driver sufshed minor injuries. >>> new information on a deadly shooting spree in bakers f

jackie >> hey, melissa. well, those evacuations are underway as this storm strengthens and it's approaching the bull's-eye right here in wilmington, north carolina right now gasoline demand exceeding supply no surprise there. i'm going to tell you after the break if residents are going to have what they need to get out of here in time. it's all coming up o"per nch.n ow >> storm isaac are churning. florence bearing down on the u.s. east coast. jackie deangeles is at the new york stock exchange. >> east coast and down here especially in north carolina has seen in over 60 years. right now states of emergency have been declared in north carolina and south carolina. emergency evacuations are underway mandatory evacuations of the coastal areas are going to probably go into effect later tonight. a couple of things to think about as the residents, the people that work here, people that are visiting and were on vacation have to think about when they leave is if they're going to have enough gas to be able to make it i

jackie deangelis is watching that from wilmington, north carolina morning, jackie. >> good morning towill stay closed today but the big ones like lowe's and walmart are open now because people need supplies they've been inside for a while. they're getting out, you can see they're ornery, some cabin fever after the storm. but we were talking to the folks on this line it's moving in a reasonably nice fashion. about 20 minutes or so one in, one out. the walmart folks are serving them snacks as they're waiting and most of these folks said they did stock up on supplies before the storm they've run out of things and they want to replenish but there is no produce in this store. it's been difficult to manage the supply chain because you really can't get anything in or out right now so they were saying probably about wednesday is when we should get some fresh supplies at this store we spoke to one customer on the line he described his experience with his family. >> we wrote it out and this one, just the fact that it went on and on and on was the most difficult part the kids have been good. we'

jackie: ok.ave you talked -- how often have you talked about the -- to the president about not shutting down the government? mr. stivers: i talked to everybody about how terrible it would be about shutting down america. it's not about politics. it's about america. francine: ok. let's see. elena schneider from "politico." elena: so you were talking earlier about open seats and you mentioned at the top that you wish that there are more than maybe ideal in the cycle. we have a historic high of open seats. obviously not all of them are competitive, but half are. i would be curious if you could speak to how that affects resources and priorities in terms of the incumbents, do they fall down through the priority list as you're looking at the map? can you speak a little bit about maybe why, if you have any theories, why we saw as many retirements and people decide to leave? mr. stivers: sure. i'll start with why so many people left. it's pretty simple. we have term limits for chairman. of the people that

in martinez, jackie ward, kpix 5. >>> republicans have set a deadline for the woman accusing a supreme court nominee of sexual assault saying she has until tomorrow to decide if she wants to tell her story. but the attorney for the palo alto professor wants an investigation first. reporter laura podesta reports. >>> reporter: christine blasey ford has until tomorrow morning to say if she will testify about her claim that supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh sexually assaulted her when they were in high school. >> either in an open session or a closed session or a public or a private interview. >> reporter: the chairman of the senate judiciary committee, republican senator chuck grassley, has refused to delay monday's scheduled hearing. last night ford's attorney lisa banks said in a statement, the rush to a hearing is unnecessary and contrary to the committee discovering the truth. >> the republicans and the president as opposed to letting the fbi do what they have done for decades, that's background checks on nominees. >> reporter: president trump says ford needs to make her case. >>

jackie deangelis is live in north carolina with more on the preparations and how the storm is starting to turn just a bit >> good morning to you that is good news that the wind is going to be less from the storm. as you said that doesn't mean there will be less damage here as a matter of fact in carolina beach, a mandatory evacuation there and here at kure beach the curfew was at 9:00 a.m it feels like a ghost town here. businesses are boarded up. a lot of the residents have gone, though there are still some pockets of people when you are out and about. we have spoken to some people who decided they will hunker down for this even though that has not been advised by the authorities. the wind is kicking up a bit here today we are expecting the rain to start to move in, the outer bands from the storm, you will start to see that, that will strengthen as we move in towards thursday night a huge impact when it comes to life on the ground that's what everybody is the most concerned about but then, of course, the flooding, the wind, the rain accumulation, it could impact the structures here as