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and said the lord is watching over orange. and he did. we have amazing cooperation from all of the agencies in the city in the county in a staff i'm very proud to represent you. thank you governor. >> we will call pure local state representative. - thank you governor appreciate it. thank you for having a plan. the plan works. we need that plan down here. it happened during covid. we followed all of the cdc guidelines and evacuate and hopefully one sobering fact website. is watching the news and was reminded the gulf of mexico is the warmest body of water on the planet right now. which means will use that plan again probably. the law-enforcement mayor, county judge, thank you very much. judge brannick the csc and everybody did a good job. [inaudible] well oiled machine. and then your neighboring representative, >> oh thank you. thank you governor, thank you for subbing so quickly. as you've always on the past when we have had emergencies. to work with this group, and even called me saying you need anything. it's coordinated effort that eve

of all the areas we saw, buchanan was the worst -- it was orange. it seemed like the most significant damage i was able to observe both from the sky as well as on the ground in this region is in orange. you saw more rooftops ripped off, shingles missing, more trees down, big pieces of steel framing wrapped around some trees. he saw roads still inundated underwater. impassable at this particular time and that's just what i was able to see from the sky, driving down the street. as people get closer look at buildings or homes, there will be additional damages of the people who have to deal with it. how they feel about working their way to this hurricane, everyone pretty much had the same brains. it could have been far worse. there would be storm surge that could easily exceed 10 feet. i was told earlier the storm surge was about 3 feet. the 7-foot differential makes all the difference. we would not be gathering right here right now as we see 10-foot or higher storm surge. it is anticipated earlier. when you consider the magnitude of the damage that cou

they are still expecting flooding for orange and orange is a different situation. orange is 1818 miles north of port arthur. they are getting the eye wall and they are going to be getting some surge from the sabine river that's coming in. we'll be there hopefully at daylight there. but for the port arthur situation, right now we are getting some gusts, power outages. but you know not what it could have been had the western eye wall touched here in southeastern texas. it stayed a little bit east of us here. >> rick: they definitely suffered and hopefully they won't suffer too much for the storm. thanks for your reporting there. hurricane laura making landfall within the last hour. the most powerful storm this year within the u.s. smashing the gulf coast with 150-mile-per-hour winds, that 7 miles per hour short of a cat five hurricane. laura being called dangerous, catastrophic, unsurvivable with it storm surge. half a million people did flee and it's pushing emergency shelters to its limits. on an update with the storm itself we go back to fox news chief meteorologi

the river thames meets the lake of the ozarks we'll talk to him out of course we'll talk clockwork orange we'll talk about a war lucky man if all the earliest work with the great malcolm mcdowell right after this and then a similar plus one. a folks welcome to dennis miller plus one and this is a throw from a i've always admired this man's acting from mick travel sana malcolm mcdowell on the show today malcolm known for his roles in obviously clockwork orange star checked generations calendula also appeared in t.v. series like entourage heroes the mentalist did a nice turn as rupert murdoch in the fox news has take me to drama bombshell and his newest film the one we're going to talk about the big ugly came out on july 31st currently available on digital platforms to stream mr mcdowell you my friend then it's nice to talk to you again it's been a while. let's have let me have barry the coup bricky and leave here we'll get to that much later in the interview i can't believe you got a hole in what please lay that out for me how did it feel why fret. oh my god. well if you're a golf course i

purple, red, orange, yellow.e do not put a green because we don't believe that there is a green light that says go back to how things are or back to the pre-pandemic mindset. quite the contrary these are the guidelines, these color- coded county guidelines, that we are putting forward. it's to get us through this flu season and prepare for the upcoming flu season. this twin as we deal with the flu season and covid-19 . it's a dynamic process. we are not stubborn and seeing a ideology goal russ. we are providing guidance and feedback the guidance and feedback we have received that help us put this in place. we have a advanced and engaging seeking that guidance and seeking its over the course of many, many weeks to put together a chart that you see in front of us. the purple part of this the risk level we refer to as a county risk level as would spread. is what is commonly referred to in the past as the old monitoring the old watchlist that you may have seen in the past. let me give you a example. we had 34 countie

he will also be in orange, texas, near the louisiana border, participating with local responders in a roundtable. that is live at 4:35 p.m. the president is making the trip two days after the category 4 slammed into the gulf coast, leaving at least 14 dead and wreaking havoc, with severe winds and flooding. storm surge has receded and the cleanup effort has begun, hundreds of thousands remain without power or water, and they could be there for weeks or months, as the hot summer stretches on. tripage of the president's to louisiana on c-span. >> we are moving toward our next but now. -- spot now. [indistinct conversations] >> that's ok, i got it. >> later, as we said before, the president will meet with emergency responders and local officials in orange, texas, near the louisiana border. that should happen around 4:35 p.m. eastern. while we are waiting for that briefing to start, here is a segment from this morning's "washington journal." continues. host: we are back and we are joined by ohio state university professor hasan kwame jeffries, who is here to give us some historical perspe

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hopefully orange county will be added to that list. and with that, thank you all for working through all of that. god bless. stay safe and take seriously these evacuation orders. thank you for the incredible leadership of each and every firefighter in our county. >> if there was a headline in calistoga, at least the front half of that news conference was to evacuate in get out. if you live anywhere near the fires burning in the bay area, pack up and evacuate. she understands these are tough times and exhausting times physically and emotionally for residents watching this as well as for firefighters on the front lines who are staring down a monster of a fire burning in the north bay. this news conference focusing on that lmu lightning complex fire. at least five people have died in this fire. hundreds of homes have been destroyed. thousands of homes remain threatened. this is split into a west zone and an east zone. sonoma and napa county. the focus tends to be on that lower russian river area. if you know where healdsburg is, follow th

do you grub and orange at all? -- did you grow up in orange at all? >> i did not. he is checking them out, right? [laughter] >> he is doing a great job, thank you very much. randy, please. >> thank you mr. president. i am probably the oldest guy in the room, i grew up on the gulf coast, i have probably been through more hurricanes than anybody here starting in six the one with hurricane carla -- 61 with hurricane carla. i have never seen this kind of responsiveness from the federal government. you, thank you, thank you. our great state people are here too, our governor, lieutenant , younor, attorney general have done everything you said you would do for texans and more. my district loves you and we appreciate you. >> thank you, randy. >> thank you mr. president, i want to thank the local andcials and texas mayors county judges are the only ones to make a mandatory evacuation. , the decision you did save lives. thank you for doing that. to the leaders here thank you for giving us the authority and funding to go do good work, but from our regional administrator and s

travel sana malcolm mcdowell on the show today malcolm known for his roles in obviously clockwork orange star check generations calendula also appeared in t.v. series like entourage heroes the mentalist did a nice turn as rupert murdoch in the fox news has take me to drama bombshell and his newest bill the one we're going to talk about the big ugly came out on july 31st currently available on digital platforms to stream mr mcdowell how are you my friend then it's nice to talk to you again it's been a while listen let me have barry the coo bricky and leave here we'll get to that much later in the interview i can't believe you got a hole in what place lay that out for me how did it feel why fret. oh my god. well if you're a golf course i am of the heights of whatever you know. i as i was actually playing with a gentleman who had all times and he was a friend of mine at the club where i played and you know he i hadn't seen him in a few months and i asked the you know the stocks are where you know where he was stuff and he said oh markham you know he couldn't find his car in the parking lot

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tony noah here in orange. one of the places tony is describing, here in eastern texas, things were not as bad as they were really fearing they would be. the gain in eastern texas is the loss in louisiana. things are in many cases much worse than they were expected to be. after the break we'll go to lafayette, louisiana, for an update there. our coverage will continue here on msnbc. stay with us. >> tech: at safelite, we're here for you with safe, convenient service. >> tech: we'll come right to you. ♪ upbeat music >> tech: you'll get a text when we're on our way. >> tech: before we arrive, just leave your keys on the dash. we'll replace your windshield with safe, no-contact service. ♪ upbeat music >> tech: and that's service you can trust when you need it the most. ♪ upbeat music >> tech: schedule at safelite.com. ♪ upbeat music >> singers: ♪ safelite repair, safelite replace. ♪ come on in, we're open. ♪ all we do is hand you the bag. simple. done. we adapt and we change. you know, you just figure it out. we'v

are you troubled or not at all by orange county coming off the list? >> i was thinking of going to disneylands this weekend. i think i'll give it a pass. >> yeah. i don't think they're opened right now anyways. so i hear what are you saying. where are the places where cases are surging? because for the most part, it does seem like the numbers are coming down or leveling off. so where are the new trouble spots? >> the trouble spots are in the central valley as the infection has moved into, you know, poor agricultural workers and people working in food processing plants. if you look at a per capita rate, the highest current curran county with kings and stan slauv closer into us as having rates and the sacramento valley we seen a move from urban populations. we're starting to come down to more agricultural world populations. and as part of that, monterey and san bo innito have high rat as well. >> all right. so if that is what's changed, the places and the populations where we are seeing the surge, what does that say about policy or steps that we need to

you can see a bunch of yellows and oranges and reds. it has been consistently orange to red. city through mountain view, all the way down past san jose. do you see the purples? that is the its worst. this is unhealthy in general for the south bay. it is just as bad if not a little worse in the tri-valley. this is the location where we actually hit hazardous levels of air quality yesterday for about an hour. make sure you are limiting your time out in this area. if you have to go outside, just know that the less time you can spend outside reading the stuff in, the more your lungs are going to thank you. it is a little better when you get into the bay. it is moderate from oakland to san leandro. this city is mostly yellow. it is green at the beaches. around sonoma county, it is the same story. it will stay this way in general. let's look at the rain. we have a few spotty showers working around 101 through the north bay and it is a good sign. i am not seeing any detections of lightning. it does not mean there is not any. i know that i saw a spark of lightning about an hour and a

if you look at the air quality, we're reading plenty of oranges and reds. the air quality is not that good. we're looking at yellows and oranges, concord and livermore the air is not good. as we work north, sonoma county you have mild issues with smoke. forecasting how smoke will behave is difficult. it depends on the behavior of the fires. the next few days will be like today was. for now, back over to you. >> to keep up with air quality we've posted several links on kpix.com. >>> tactics like the backfires and gaining ground, it is 40% contained. czu is 20% contained. with fires active in the north bay sonoma has opened on cystance centers. at burk in guerneville. john is there with the hard lessons burned. >> this assistant center is open. it is trim evidence of how experienced sonoma county is. it's the walbridge fire that came within 5 miles of downtown hillsburg. the high school is a one-stop shopping location. >> we've been through this as a county 3 out of the last four years, for each person it's a new journey when it happens to them. >> the from h

did you grow up in orange at all? >> i grew up north of dallas. >> that's right, he told me that. >> [indiscernible] [laughter] pres. trump: you are checking him out, right? very good. [laughter] [indiscernible] he is doing a great job, thank you very much. randy? >> thank you, mr. president for being here. i am probably the oldest guy in the room and that i grew up on the gulf coast and never left and i probably been through more hurricanes than anybody here, starting in 1961 with hurricane carla. i was going into the texas house when ike hit and i've never seen this kind of responsiveness from the government. your a tenement to leadership. so thank you, thank you. our state leaders, our governor, lieutenant governor, i can go down the list, and you have done everything you said you would do . my district love you and we appreciate you. pres. trump: thank you, you're doing a great job. chief, please. >> thank you. i want to thank the local officials. to mandate an evacuation is a courageous decision to make, and the

yesterday -- daddy did you grow up in orange? >> i did not. i grew up north of dallas. >> he told me that. there he is. that's right. pres. trump: you are checking him out. [laughter] he knows more. he is doing a great job. thank you. randy? >> thank you, mr. president. i'm probably the oldest guy in the room. i grew up on the gulf coast and have probably been through more hurricanes than anyone here, starting in 61. i was going into the texas house in 2008 when ike hit and i have never, never seen this kind of response from the federal government. it's a testament to your leadership. thank you, thank you, thank you. our great state people are here, our great governor, lieutenant governor, attorney general, i can run down the list and you have done everything you said you would do for texas. my district loves you and we appreciate you. pres. trump: you are doing a great job. chief? >> thank you, mr. president. i want to thank the local officials. in texas, mayors and county judges are the only ones with the mandate to order an evacuation. for

in general they are all either orange or red.when you e for the urse of it tel it a day for the air quality. cons in addition to the air quality, of course, that heat is a big story. that is not as uncomfortable factor at this point but still above average. we will be in e upper 80s in the south bay for the daytime highs, bid 90s inland. that's contra costa and inland alameda county. we are only 5 degrees above average at most. we are not getting the extreme heat that we were getting. 70s for the spay with upper 90s topping out. looking at the coast to the south you can see that spinning mass of clouds, and that is why we have the fire weather watch starting tomorrow morning and will not expire until tuesday morning. we have a possibility, as difficult as it is to hear or believe, we could have another round of dry lightning coming t onday. broad brushing idetihave learn very difficult to nail down. we know that the ingredients are there and that the possibility is there that we could see more isolated lightning. that brings a ne

purple, red, orange, and yellow. we don't put a green, because we don't believe that there is a green light that says go back to the way things were, or back to the pre-pandemic mindset. quite the contrary. these are the guidelines. these color-coded county guidelines that we are putting forward to get us through this flu season. to prepare for the upcoming flu season. we are dealing with blue and covid-19 to work through the next few months in the state of california. this is a dynamic process. it's an iterative process. we are not stubborn in terms of an ideological thrust. the work we are doing and the considerations we make in real time with experts and county of health officers, and members of ers of the public that provide guidance and feedback. the guidance and feedback we have received that helped us put this in place, we have an advanced and engaging in seeking that guidance and collecting that guidance over the course of many, many weeks. to put together the chart that you see in front of you. the purple pa

orange county's board of supervisors unanimously approved augudt 24th as kobe bryant day. earlier this month and that wraps up kron 4 news at 5. thank you for being with us this hour. but stick around our coverage continues at the top of the hour with kron four's catherine heenan ahead at 6. we're awaiting a news briefing with cal fire on the latest on the deadly czu fire complex in san mateo and santa cruz counties and we're also monitoring that lnu complex in the north bay more than 350,000 acres burned there. 5 people have been killed we have a live report

here is a live look at the salesforce tower camera as we look east and you can see the bright orange sky and that is because of all of these smoke particulates in the atmosphere providing that sunrise with those orange and red colors. it is hazy and smoky and we are tracking a little bit of patchy fog with that ocean breeze slowing starting to kick in and it is a cooler start. we are in the 50s and 60s this morning. 67 in concord, mid 50s in san francisco and santa fe is 60 and 52 for santa rosa. air-quality conditions are a little better within the last hour. that is good news for some locations. moderate air quality in san francisco, looking at at least moderate air quality for napa, unhealthy for sensitive groups for san jose, san leandro, oakland, and vallejo and unhealthy for that in and livermore. we have an alert that continues not just today but through the weekend. it is all the way through sunday. we are going to be dealing with the smoke in the bay area. i want to get to the red flag warning. this is a concern because we are looking at gusty conditions and low relative hum

isn't a chest beating but over the years the works amazingly deft and you know i'm from clockwork orange star trek generations collegial which has its own interest i get the feeling that somewhere along the line somebody got in the editing both malcolm and took a reasonably and interesting film or some stuff in there and then just cut a porn film and how it's true but that but it's new project is the big ugly it came out on july 31st currently available on digital platforms to stream yet let's talk a little or just for a 2nd because it's funny to see helen mirren and you and you know people high and people in this film that they come in after and graft on some corn or something of course of course we it wasn't in the script put it that way but you know and go over dowd wrote the script and i got a telephone call from them to say i. meet for lunch and i said oh where we meeting he went in a place called the penthouse club. i mean the penthouse club who is that not like the playboy club or something he goes yeah but this is the penthouse you know are now ok so i go to this place very dark

>>john taylor was one of the first to stop by orange county sandbag distribution site at barnet park friday morning, it's one of 5 the county has open through tomorrow with a new mandate because of covid-19 you have to wear a mask while filling up. taylor says he doesn't usually take advantage of this offering that this past year construction need the occasional flooding on his property worse. >>on the black. they've given from all. >>the storm leaves floridians facing a double dose of anxiety with most of the states still deep in the midst of the pandemic orange county emergency services says they identified additional schools to serve as shelters to allow for social distancing. the red cross is looking into putting displaced people in hotels and says they'll have masks available for those who need. filling up her sandbag this morning, martha gown us says this is the time for people to be there for each other everything that's going on has been very difficult but you know the only thing we have to just do the best we can. >>it is very difficult everybody just need to help out and gi

this is one street in one part of orange. we'll be careful here because there are still power lines down and sharp edges on the trunks. if you walk into this proper, this gentleman has been through a lot that we sbrinterviewed, michael benoit, he survived rita when the vinyl siding of his house was ripped off. he was out of power for 31 days. ike, out of power for three and a half weeks. he decided i'm staying in my home regardless. you asked about mandatory evacuations. there were mandatory evacuations here, many people did leave. this gentleman was not one of them. he predicted, mind you, these trees would fall in this direction because of the northerly winds and it turns out he was right. he also by the way asked his wife to leave and go to austin to stay with family because he was worried about her safety. i asked michael benoit, why did you feel comfortable? here's what he had to say. were you worried at all for your safety last night? >> not mine. i was worried about my house. that's the only thing i was worried about.

it will be mostly orange and red. it is pretty much unhealthy wherever you go. there is no surprise. it is all orange and it tells you what is unhealthy for sensitive groups but there is plenty of red, which gets into the plain old unhealthy time. now see those purple dots? that is where it is very unhealthy. not just for sensitive groups but for everyone. so if you can limit your time l in the east bay, is a little better. the yellow from oakland, san leandro, and berkeley are moderate. the city is doing okay with a few isolated exceptions. there is unhealthy air in the middle of the city. marin county is just as unhealthy and the same for sonoma county. there are also oranges and reds. we will be looking at unhealthy, basically across the board. then here is the doppler. we still have rain to look at. we have had a few across the bay area while you were sleeping. there is not a lot and that is good news. but we are seeing now looks pretty good on radar but most of it is fairly light. we are not seeing any lightning being detected. it does not mean there are no

the orange signs show the closures. many closures throughout the scu fire, down into san jose, and of course on the left

have been in the red tier for 2 weeks just over one percent of california's population is within the orange and yellow tears which can open indoor operations at wineries bars and card rooms with other businesses allowed to expand capacity, this is going to require us in this new framework. >>that's really built around being statewide being stringent and being slow. >>state leaders say moving from tier 2 tier will be tough each county will have to stay on each tier for at least 21 days. but those businesses given this latest green light can reopen as soon as monday. reporting in sacramento, ashley zavala kron 4 news. >>although governor newsom is allowing indoor barbershops salons and malls to reopen it is still up to each indivpdual county to make final decisions. today the governor also signed a bill banning the sale of most flavored tobacco products this law does not make it a crime to possess of flavored products, but it means it is illegal to sell them. retailers can face fines up to $250. the law aimed at preventing children from smoking. although critics say the products still are way

the orange tier describes an officer's perception of him and bodily harm to himself or to others based on an assaulted posture our hospital resistance by the suspect. this level calls for self-defense techniques, along with threat elimination strategies. by this level of threat is depicted here at the red tier, were a minute bodily injury or death may resolve. if a threat on this injury is proceed, the officer must maintain the highest level of risk assessment and be prepared to use survival skills, including the use of deadly force. as you can see, the model also supports double-sided arrows running from the blue tier to the red tier. these it arrows represent a logical and legal cause and effect based upon a reasonable perception of risk. they illustrate that an officer has the option to escalate, deescalate, jump between tiers or maintain the level of force that he or she deems appropriate to gain and maintain control of the suspect in the situation. it's a dynamic model, isn't it? in theory it effectively defines the reasonable officer's perceptions. but what about the real world?

sudden we will see heavy handedness of government come back down that will stifle innovation with orange brewers out there and that is a real thing that i am worried about if we see a democratic administration. >> host: bob latta is a topper publican on the subcommittee on medications and technology. sam sabin covers technology for morning console. thank you both for being on "the

de california, ha llevado al cierre de las cortes federales en de los Ángeles y en el condado de orangeuevo cierre es hasta nuevo aviso, quedan suspendidos los juicios civiles y criminales conjurado y de ahora en mÁs, todas las audiencias serÁn por telÉfono, o por video conferencia. >> ante la gravedad de la crisis, algunas ciudades ponen mano dura con quienes violen las medidas para mitigar los contagios, despuÉs de varios incidentes de fiestas masivas aquÍ nosotros hablamos de ellas el alcalde de los Ángeles ordeÓo cortar la luz y agua por 48 horas a las casas que celebren estos encuentros y tambiÉn a los negocios que no respeten las

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those orange dots unhealthy air for sensitive groups. and also down through san jose and milpitas for the east bay, tri-valley, you can see the orange dots indicating unhealthy air for sensitive groups from dublin as well as for fremont. also concord and walnut creek and danville. around the bay, san francisco unhealthy air for you. unheal they'llair for sensitive groups for the oakland area. and then up to the north you can see the purple dots that indicates very unhealthy air from san rafael up through novato there. closer to the lnu lightning complex fires. now because of this unhealthy air that spare the air alert again now extended through sunday. for us. so here's the satellite and radar view. this low pressure system, this weak low is keeping things on the mild side. so seasonal daytime highs for this time of year. it's a reason why we have the foggy conditions along the coast and right around the bay. that onshore flow. as we head through the afternoon, that sea breeze not quite as strong. and temperatures will be a little bit wa

>> reporter: these are the people it happened to, the jessee clan of orange county, california. they vacation together -- >> i'm tired, i'm ready to go home. >> reporter: share birthdays -- >> this one's for bev. >> happy new year! >> reporter: even got together for a monthly game of 10-pins. what these grainy home videos don't show is what is yet to come. which is murder, conspiracy. one branch of the family against the other. a game so twisted, mice so clever that crafting a trap to catch the plotters just might be impossible. to begin with, it was 1998. "shakespeare in love" won the oscar. monica lewinsky was freshly famous. it was a sweltering august night, hottest of the year, when cheryl deedham got a strange call from her dad, jack jessee. >> i was getting ready for bed and my phone rings and it's my dad on the phone. >> what time was this? >> 9:20. >> reporter: he was worried about his wife sandra. she was missing. >> he thought she may have got in an accident or something. >> reporter: she'd run to this nearby mall on a quick errand, said cheryl's dad, but was gone so l

. >> there was one big orange flame all the way around the house. i thought we were going to die. >> reporter: flames reaching right up to greg's deck. firefighters stood their ground as greg watched. they saved his home. but in the middle of all of this, greg's dog, a blue heeler named buck, took off into the hills and greg feared for the worst. >> chasing a coyote three times his size. >> reporr: but tee painful days later, orange county firefighters found a dog, lost, alone, but okay. it was buck. they carried him down, got him food and water and got him into a shelter. local authorities worked to find buck's home and this moment. buck and greg reunited. >> is this your bucky boy? how you doing, bucky boy? >> that's buck? yeah, it is. >> that's your buck? oh. >> reporter: buck so excited to be back by greg's side. >> i think he missed you. >> yeah. >> aw! >> it's okay. good boy. >> reporter: buck now back on his porch tonight and the orange county fire department telling us those firefighters who rescued him are already back out on the front line

it's orange behind you, pete. yes, it's frustrating when this happens year after year now. >> yeah, that's right. you are seeing the plume of smoke pick up, and the evacuation orders just becoming the norm here as you see the plume of smoke and that's a concern as the skies are red at this point, guys. even though it seems to be familiar territory for residents in this area, they are saying it's not getting easier. they look like two long-time friends, catching up in a grocery store parking lot, but it's the first time they met each other, however these two healdsburg residents do feel frustration. >> for me now, i am just going to pack a bag. i have too many things i care about. it makes you crazy. >> i packed yesterday. two cars, one at home and one here. we have to take separate cars because we have three dogs and two cats. >> the city of healdsburg with evacuation orders. >> we get more vulnerable every time it happens. it doesn't make you any stronger or y -- i feel more vulnerable now. >> the fires in healds

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from our colleagues at sky news, here's the story from orange county. ♪ >> reporter: they advised theion to wear masks and maintain social distance. you can judge for yourself how many actually do. ♪ >> reporter: these so-called revival meetings on the beaches of southern california are taking place in violation of public health order and at a time when coronavirus cases and deaths are surging here. the police were there, but took no action. they admit there's only so much they can do at an event with hundreds taking part. >> the king of kings, he's the lord of lords. >> reporter: they've been forced to move here to newport beach as the standoff with authorities has groan. the previous week the local council along the coast put up road signs saying the event was canceled. >> you can't cancel jesus. >> reporter: they drown out police warnings and continue with the service. it is, they say, their right to do this. >> the authorities are saying don't do it. should you be abiding by what they're saying? >> i think ultimately -- and i guess it's like where you stand politically, but for us

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this was the convention of orange man bad.hey did not give their voters a reason to be excited to go to the polls and pull the lever for joe biden. >> all right, so, in the shopping list of the aims for the dnc, i left out sway undecides, or convince moderates. is that even possible? do you think by having kasich or cindy mccain supporting biden in some way, did that help? start with john. >> when john says republicans will walk across glass for this man. we have never seen a number of people from the opposing political party appear in a national convention the way we saw in the last four days. more republicans showing up and saying they will not vote for donald trump. did the democrats do a good job speaking to republicans and independents? i think they did. i think they did because i'm in the left wing, and how much did we hear about god and faith? that is not appealing to me, that is appealing to republicans and independents who are exhausted from the trump presidency. >> actually, let me cut in here, i want to, with the ti

just to the west of it here in orange, texas. protected by this building, but once i step out, as you can see, it is a much different story. going out even farther is just too dangerous. that's when you have to worry about things like projectiles flying through the air. we've had wind gusts up to 100 miles per hour so far. winds have been much worse. a category 4, of course, around 150 miles per hour winds. roads are closed. a curfew in place and a mandatory evacuatio srted c tha feels deserted. thousands of people did leave, but for those who didn't, city and county officials in many of the towns in southeast texas warned people if they needed help, help might not get to them because it's just too dangerous to send firefighters and police officers out into this. hurricane laura will produce destructive waves and catastrophic storm surge for coastal communities, according to the national hurricane center. they will look a lot different in the morning light. scattered power outages have already been reported. widespread outages ar