benson won her race in november by a margin of 14%.tion deniers that she is a force to be reckoned with. and while warriors for democracy prevailed in this past election cycle, defeating election deniers and every single statewide race in every battleground state, it was still threats to democracy that persist. on the other side of the break we will dig into, that with the aforementioned michigan secretary jocelyn benson. stick around. stick around announcer: derek jeter ...or plan? maybe... it's because in dreams, you can do anything. in dreams... you can hold your entire world in the palm of your hand. and turn time inside out... again and again. and you can do it all with your eyes wide open. subway keeps upping their game with the subway series. an all-star menu of delicious subs. there's the philly, the monster, the boss. if i hadn't seen it in person, i wouldn't have believed it. eating is believing steph. the subway series. try subway's tastiest menu upgrade yet. just look around. the subway series. this digital age we're living

jocelyn benson. of michigan as their secretary of state, where she continues her steadfast commitment to protect the right to vote and the integrity of our elections in the state of michigan. in 2020, she administered an election with record turnout and certified the results in the face of unprecedented pressure and threats, including armed protestors outside her home. we the people honor the undaunted and unflinching michigan secretary of state, jocelyn benson, who continues her exemplary public service to advance free and fair elections in our nation. [applause] russell bowers. [applause] an artist, rancher, and fourth-generation arizonan, rusty bowers represented the people of arizona for almost two decades, rising to become speaker of the house. in a dire hour of our democracy, he put country before party by refusing attempts to decertify the 2020 election and overturn the will of the people. he endured menacing protests, including at his home, and eventually lost an election because of his coura

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jocelyn benson. [ applause ] jocelyn benson was elected twice by the people of michigan as the secretary of state where she continues her steadfast commitment to protect the right to vote and the integrity of our elections in the state of michigan. in 2020, she administered an election with record turnout, and certified the results in the face of unprecedented pressure and threats. including armed protesters outside her home. we the people honor the undaunted and unflinching michigan secretary of state, jocelyn benson, who continues her exemplary public service, to advance free and fair elections in our nation. [ applause ] >> russell bowers. [ applause ] . an artist, rancher and fourth generation arizonans rusto bowers represented the people of arizona for almost two decades. rising to become speaker of the house. in a dire hour of our democracy, he put country before party, by refusing attempts to decertify the 2020 election. and overturn the will of the people. he endured menacing protests, including at his home, and eventually lost his election because of his courageous actions. we t

benson. twice elected secretary of state to save the right to vote and have that vote counted fairly. that's what she did in 2020, when she oversaw a record number of michiganders turn out in that election only to find an armed mob -- an armed mob outside of her home on christmas eve and she and her son were decorating their christmas tree inside, but she refused to back down. she had done her duty. she had kept her oath full of integrity. she's a true leader in our nation. thank you, thank you, thank you for what you have done. [ applause ] and finally, rusty bowers, a former republican speaker of the house in the state of arizona. when i met him today, i said, i hope i'm not hurting your reputation. [ laughter ] where are you, rusty? he's hiding behind you. he's able to do that. rusty, we may not agree on all things, but we agree on what this country's about though. we agree that public service is not without -- is not about what you are willing to do to win. it's about what you are willing

. >> trace: bring in guy benson and host of the guy benson show on fox news radio amy ball ter publishernd editor of chief of the politico report and philip p wegmann. when president biden starts answering questions again we will go back to that guy benson, to you first, the president was asked about the classified documents found at the biden-penn center and he said he didn't know why the documents were in there and he didn't know what documents were in there and he never asked and the white house still has not answered why not, if you found these on november 2nd, disclosed that you found them on november 2nd, six days before the midterm elections? your thoughts? >> right. they were apparently discovered, according to the official story the week before the election, turned over the very next day, five days before americans went to the polls. there was a question asked of him why the american people didn't find out about that until now. he did not respond. i would pointed out that the justice department sometimes is very leaky on such things but not in this case, which i think some ameri

grgrover norquist and guy benson. the former fbi agent is charged with colluding with a top russian. >> white house is angry, house g.o.p. has a new drive to stop the president from misusing u.s. oil reserves as his own political slush fund to help his polls. >> more on flip flops on covid-19 boosters. and kathy hochul with a attack on unvaccinated health workers, and florida governor ron desantis has a new blueprint to help teachers stand up against unions and ex school boards and the speaky we congress could reform social security and medicare that will hurt you, i am elizabeth macdonald, "the evening edit" starts right now. elizabeth: welcome. stocks ending lower, it was seesaw act, microsoft reported ar the bell, slowest sales growth in over 6 years, worry z about u.s. and global recession. doj joineds suing google. look at the price act there. top officials in ukraine including deputy defense minister, removed amid a growing corruption scandal linked to wartime supplies. now, aishah hasnie in dc with more on the

and captain benson speaks highly of you, so i know you are someone i can trust. >> you know captain benson each other's faces. not like this. not once. >> what is that? what is happening? >> she needs to tell me something very important >> oh, this does not -- no, your eyes are closed. >> she is part eskimo? a little eskimo kiss >> we want the truth. >> yes. >> look, captain benson has been -- she has been under duress this is for the "svu" episode. i did a guest little appearance there. and she called me for a favor, so i came over and -- >> what kind of favor? >> just to pick up her son just it pick up her son. >> looks like you picked up something else. >> what? >> seemed like you were picking up something else.se there were folks >> mine, she is so beautiful i was asking about her beauty secret her skin is so soft. >> we are not the only people who want to know because there were folks out on the plaza, they - >> america -- what is the end game >> dun-dun. >> i think they want us together >> wouldn't it be, don't you think, don't they belong together >> i think there is a world -- i us

benson himself described his choice of the flag as the blue field of the flag. the sky of alaska and also the blue forget-me-not is the flower of alaska where are they proud of the blue color forget-me-not here is the forget-me- not and the sky is blue background the north star, which alexander kindly showed us, designates the state of alaska because it is the northernmost in the union, shot down by the union of american states . yes, a actually stands for the big dipper, symbolizing strength, the flag was first raised on july 9, 1927 of the year. during this ceremony, benny was walking for hours with the emblem of the flag and an educational scholarship of 1,000 dollars then in the twenty- seventh year. it was really big money. we will know. this is also some kind of flag, yes, think of it. well, according to the results of this round, the amount in our bank has not changed, there is still 220,000 rubles. time for the rest of the players to return. actually to us here. here 's the fourth round in play right now. let's go . rather, it's five for one phew, well,

jackie: olivia benson, they better watch out that nobody tries to kidnapper.ubble, i don't see why your dog can't be worth it million. with these animals, you can market anyone and everything, you can make a kid a youtube star in the dog an instagram star, you can get real money out of that endorsements are a real thing we were talking in the break a little bit about millennial's and the kids that are up-and-coming in the job that they don't want to take and i'll bring this back to the animals in a bizarre way, the way things are changing with instagram in the phones and the tablets and how everybody is becoming so focused in this way, it's not really about the animals and being part of the family and part of the home, almost used as props, definitely. i'm the beginning of the instagram generation but the difference we used instagram versus how the kids use instagram today, we used it to follow people we knew or would see going to college and follow with new people to be in the dorms and whatnot. the dorms today everything is on display, jonathan has written a

lauren: well, the cat olivia benson, has been in many commercials and videos, even has her own clothing it's valued at $97 million. i'd be annoyed because the world's most valued pet is worth $500 million and it's a dog. if i were taylor swift right now, i would find a way to get olivia benson to be worth more by doing more stuff, maybe after all the concerts. stuart: the most valuable pet is this german shepard valued at $500 million. this german shepard owns a trust and the trust was left to the dog by a former ow owner and trt includes a mo madonna mansion in miami. the world is upside down, folks. lauren: i've been trying to find out if olivia benson was part of taylor swift's will or has one or the estate planning and i don't have the answer to that. taylor is very young. we have time to figure this out. stuart: i'm going to move on from this. lauren: real quick, taylor has three cats but olivia gets all the attention. that's not fair to the other two. stuart: can we move on? lauren: please. stuart: oh, please. serious stuff next. a year ago my next guest moved from new york to flo

secretary benson, thanks for being us this morning. we appreciate it. that election was like for you. you had armed protesters outside your house. i think i remember you telling us you had to run the bath a little louder for your young son to drown out the sound of the people outside. talk a little bit about what that time was like for you personally and why you thought it was so important to continue to do your job in the face of it. >> first, thank for having me, and i'm grateful for this recognition and this deep honor. it was a very harrowing time, but it was one that was filled with a great sense of purpose and duty to our nation, to the people of michigan and our entire country. recognizing step by step every day from the minute the polls closed in november to the minute we saw the tragedy unfold on january 6th, every day was filled with challenges all based on lies to try to overturn the will of the people. and so i was grateful to have a team in michigan, the governor, the attorney general, all of us working together to protect the will of the p

it's really happened, cumberland police chief matthew benson said in a statement. he forwarded the evidence to the state's forensic unit for analysis. the charge failure to finish snacks by the way results are pending. parents are shaking in their boots waiting for those results next to the biggest soccer fan on four legs. camp is a two year old border collie across the pond caught on camera absolutely transfixed by the action on the pitch, his dog daddy, michael walden says ever since he took scamp to his first soccer game, he's been hooked. michael says scamp can watch a 90 minute game without ever taking his eyes off the ball even likes to play ball himself. you could say he's goal oriented. oh look how cute he is looking at the ball. all right next to a creative use for peanut butter on this national peanut butter day. it's a brand new way to play with your food. third grader zeke and his younger sister hara created this unique version of tic tac toe in which they tossed ping pong balls on two slices of bread covered in peanut butter wanted to play this on set,

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, host of the guy benson show on fox news radio.former writer for the dispatch. guy, it just gets muddy. >> so hillary clinton server, donald trump, mar-a-lago, president biden with this rolling mess and now mike pence, i'm reminded of the famous quote from casey sentencing gal 1962 mets manager they lost 120 games and looked around and said can't anyone here play this game? i feel like americans might be looking at our political he auto let's in both parties and wondering can any of you people protect national secrets and follow the rules? and it seems like kind of a across the board the answer recently has been no. >> bret: marie, to guy's point, does this just get wiped all together and people say oh, they all do it? >> i think there is some of that going on here. mike pence is much more similar to joe biden. i am sure if you went to former senator's house and cabinet members you would probably find the same number of documents that pence and joe biden h democrats are trying to make the case that donald trump is very different be

host of the guy benson show on fox news radio.r reuters and mollie hemingway editor and chief at the federalist. jeff, you were in the white house briefing today. everybody seemed engaged. there were a lot of questions, just not a lot of answers. >> i think that's spot on. there's a lot of questions and there are a lot of questions left unanswered both from her briefing and from the white house generally. we had a couple statements from president biden's torn today one of the people in the white house council's office, one of the attorneys who said and karine jean-pierre repeated this several times as well he takes classified documents seriously. the white house position is that this was inadvertent misplacement and they also called it a mistake, the attorney did. but the white house has not answered questions about how they got there why they were there in the first place. and why they didn't disclose all of this a lot earlier. >> bret: right. as it came. and the timeline there, mollie, is really interesting. the new chairman of

. -- >> one of the other great figures that played a role in the book is jeremy benson, and those are the clichÉs about the constitution that you are speaking of and you've already eluded to how wonderful is this that they have a written set but you mentioned they were enthusiastic and they credit. where does he fit into this constitution writing? >> london particularly in the most direct way in south america a vast city with the most advanced printing networks and biggest pork network. so, if you are a revolutionary and if you are a political exile, one is to come to london. on the whole if you model with british politics, often on the constitutional right takes place in london and holds a session of people up to london and indeed beyond, coming to london using the transport information network of the global british empire to carry out. but out of the game and very much involved in the game. >> one of the anglo societies that plays a striking role, what do we need to know other than being able to located on a map. it is a very tiny gem where they meet with their technician companions

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hall.com and host of the guy benson snow on "fox news sunday" and seth with political reporter with >> all for cutting spending. debt limit have never gone well for the republican party. they have got control of one house of congress, they are not going to get joe biden and the democrats in the senate to repeal, to repeal all the spending they enacted and here's the thing. rule for the republicans, don't do anything to hurt the economy, period. right now, american people think the economy is in terrible shape and they blame joe biden for it. why would republicans want to take ownership of the disastrous economy? that's what will happen. if you have a debt limit standoff economic turmoil. the stock market will plunge. interest rate could rise, millions of people could lose their jobs and it gives joe biden a pretext to turn around and blame the republicans for the economy that he has presided over and unleashed that is doing so badly instead of the putin price hike we will have the mccarthy price hike. why would they take the ownership of this terrible economy for themselves and take

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i'm going to be speaking to joscelyn benson from michigan tomorrow.ullet, right? the 2020 election, despite the election than the years, joe biden remains president. the 2022 election, you in arizona prevailed. in michigan, they prevailed. in pennsylvania, josh shapiro prevailed. how do you conveyed to people the urgency of the fact that your opponents are actually getting more sophisticated? they are realizing what fails. they are reeling seeing what the nonsense is, and they are still honing their message. your opponent continues to do this. he continues to go out in media and talk about ballots that were not counted in a fraudulent election. >> we just have to counter them. every opportunity, we have to counter them. we have to get out and talk to rural arizona, we have to talk to republicans, there still are republicans who voted for us, as you've pointed out. the top four statewide elected officials in arizona are democrats who believe in democracy, and that tells you that arizonans believe in democracy. the independents, the moderate republicans

"happening now" joining us now -- howard: joining us now to analyze the coverage, guy benson and in lasa fink, a democratic strategist and founder of rebel communications. guy, the search was supposed to be over. then fbi comes in and is searches the wilmington house late pretty night. the biden white house doesn't put out a statement until saturday night. how did all these mistakes and missteps add up to the point where the press really has turned against joe biden and his team? >> well, it has been a disastrous embarrassment for this administration and this white house. nine days ago they told us at the white house that the search had been completedded. trust us, we got it. we sat on it for two months, but it's over. the next day we learned about more documents, and it's like groundhog day, a week later we're doing the same hinge this weekend. it's a complete mess. and i think president has made it worse on multiple occasions for himself. he's not being really fort coming in any meaningful way. peter doocy was able to bait him into giving the corvette answer in the garage which was no

but benson louis says it's a different feeling now. member of the studio that presented this morning's dragon dance, he says the group already had one cancellation as a result from the shock of the tragedy. >> celebration of joy and thenew year and nobody expects to happen. >> everybody -- is everybody a little on edge this morning? >> yes, i think so. a lot of people are on edge. they don't know what's going to happen and hopefully just isolated incident. >> reporter: this was supposed to be a moment of rebirth not just for a new year, but for chinatown striwas hihard by unreasonable hysteria over the pandemic. and fear over gun violence is something no one here needs. at the lunar new year event sfpd tried to reassure the community as best they could. >> we know that five women and five men died in that tragic incident 13 hours ago and -- i'm here today to tell you that we are going to make sure that we have a visible presence in the chinese community and all throughout san francisco in the coming weeks as we monitor what's happening

i mean, for people, and i marched in benson hhurst, and people were stabbed every saturday, and every saturday, they were out there acting in a very racial way. they sort of knew how they were being depicted, and they didn't care, because they believed that we did not belong in that neighborhood, and they had the right to take things into their own hands including trying to kill me. >> i will nev bow down to one of these chick en [ muted ] negros who have done nothing but these cracker -- >> your style has changed noticeably over the years which is evidenced through this documentary film, and you credit in some part to coretta scott king, and tell me more about this. >> i had made the decision that build an organization, and i wanted to build it clearly around the principles of dr. king, because sometimes as we find in these cases that you will get from other ideological and tactical backgrounds, and i said that i wanted a church base to find a movement behind martin luther king iii who was right behind me, and he bonded me with his mother, and his mother was in the conversation and s

the first rival of nurmagomedov in the grand prix will be a veteran, funny or set with 39-year-old bensonson, the fight will take place in march at the arena, sub-center. it was sports news roman hi. thank you, we continue, but now back to yakutia, the region remains the coldest point on the map of russia in the northern regions -65. in the center, about 50 , equipment, including television, can not withstand, how people cope, we learn from our correspondent anton masalykin on direct phone call i welcome anton on the streets. it's probably empty now, how do you cope with such temperatures. hello roman, we were preparing on the street, there is a connection right before the exit. after all, you are still in all severe frosts in most of the region, the air temperature is kept at extremely low levels. this morning they are going with dehydration, by the way, in our points the air temperature is below -45 °, in the central regions they register up to -58, and in the north sixty-five severe frosts testing the strength of residents in winter , the number of calls to the burn department of the r

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she's made of a $1000.00 so far, one at doubt that there is up at the children's plant out there, benson and the front lines use everything month bulletin that them and happy them for some widely question. what it said on it got on van your little because you can't not do anything with charlie. bit trim for should be will at that you have to support them shows like that. the bush copper white down here with some more maxima, robust till then, that separate regional the alexandra krench candles will go with eureka again, jarine and leaves the relative safety of keith and heads for the was most dangerous hotspot. ah, south africa's president cyril run, a poser is holding emergency meetings arrest the countries that deepening energy crisis. authorities have been imposing rolling blackouts as the countries in battled power utility struggles to meet demand. the pockets are hitting the economy hard. the w's christine wander, reports from johannesburg. the this generator is keeping tandem with business running. but the backup power solution is not a cheap one, and it's costing a whole lot more

okay, a new report claims swiss scottish fold named olivia benson is worth $97 million.ariska hargitay is law and order. spu character has appeared in some swift videos and commercials, but $97 million insurance policy on that cat was one nice cat, though i will say although i'm allergic. maybe i wouldn't be if my cat was worth nearly 100 it up. we're checking the top headlines next type 2 diabetes? discover the ozempic® tri-zone. in my ozempic® tri-zone, i lowered my a1c, cv risk, and lost some weight. in studies, the majority of people reached an a1c under 7 and maintained it. ozempic® lowers the risk of major cardiovascular events such as stroke, heart attack, or death in adults also with known heart disease. and you may lose weight. adults lost up to 14 pounds. ozempic® isn't for people with type 1 diabetes. don't share needles or pens, or reuse needles. don't take ozempic® if you or your family oravmundocri opsisyndrome type 2, or if allergic to it. stop ozempic® and get minclude pancreatitis.retomy gallbladder problems may occur. tell your provider about vision pro

eddie glaude and michigan secretary of state jocelyn benson joins us. i want to start with you, madam secretary. you've been so frank about the threats that you and your family have faced and there was just something reminiscent. i know the january 6 select committee played the footage of the rioters outside of your home. i know you testified to being inside with your young child. one of the shootings in new mexico involved a real bullet that went into the real bedroom of a real 10-year-old. what was this news like for you to process? >> it was chilling, and it was all too familiar. it really underscores how this status quo is unsustainable and unacceptable. we should not and we need to stop being surprised when violent threats and this hateful rhetoric transcends into hateful actions. it has happened over and over and over again as a direct extension of the lies and falsehoods that many intentionally and knowingly spread about our elections and our democracy. this is not who we are, it's not who we continue to be, and we need folks on both sides of the

also jocelyn benson in michigan, joins us for the next hour. are honored to be joined by capitol pebble officer harry dunn who is missing the festivities to talk to us. -- you are so important to the country, you are so important to all of us. your heroics -- on that day, but i think you saw the twitter thread today, in checking on people and asking that question are you okay? and normalizing the conversation about the answer being know. i know you are a lot of people's hero and a metal is not enough, congratulations on the high honor today. thank you. i appreciate it, and as you know, i have really at a loss for words, but i am over the moon elated and completely humbled to be standing here as a recipient of this metal right now pics make you know, i actually watched the president's speech and i cry through the whole thing and i thought i would get through it the steam time and not cry. but, do you feel, in looking at the body of work from the select committee, that it was just palpable, the way the whole country wants to lift all of you up, w

one, it thought that there's up of the children to put on diana. derick benson on the front lines. few everything month gluten, but them and happy them for some widely question. what it said it gotten done yet little because you can't not do anything that charlie bit through shibel at that you have to support them shows like that. the bush carper whites out with some more mocks model bush to did that separate regional club. the lic, sandra's trench candles, will go with eureka again, gary non leaves the relative safety of keith and heads for the was most dangerous hotspot. let's get a check. now some of the other stories making news this hour. germany is 3rd, ellen g gas terminal has arrived in the northern state of shirley's village. time economy minister, robert havoc was on hand to oversee its delivery. once installed, a pipeline will deliver liquefied natural gas from tankers. to germany's grid, it's part of berlin strategy to secure alternatives to russian gas. french president, a muddle micron, has announced plans to increase frances defense budget by a 3rd over the next 7 years.

lieutenant governor, garlin gilchrist, attorney general dana nessel, and secretary of state jocelyn benson, you've all been strong allies and great friends. [applause] i'm looking forward to more good work together. and i also want to acknowledge our incredible state employees, my cabinet, my executive office staff who work hard to move our state forward. i couldn't do this without you. thank you. [applause] my fellow michiganders, we spoke with a clear voice in november. we want the ability to raise a family without breaking the bank. we want strong protections for our fundamental rights to vote and control our own bodies. [applause] leaders -- [applause] leaders who will work across the aisle to solve problems and deliver on the issues that make a real difference in our lives. michiganders are facing the pinch right now: picking up items at the store and putting them back before checking out. having tough conversations about medical bills, prescription drugs, what paths their kids can afford after high school. we are all concerned about making sure we live in a safe neighborhood and have

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who is chris benson and what will that he play jacob --? rev.arker jr: he wrote a book for a friend and he was sent to us to help guide the book along. >> more than a co-author, but a participant. rev. parker jr: yes, he is a godsend. he is a journalist, he has been very helpful, and he is just a godsend for me. >> so, as a reader of your book, i found stuart -- three strong narratives throughout of the events as you witness them back in the august of 1955, your long quest for justice, and your own personal journey, which has been long and costly evolving. let's start out with the facts as you witnessed them. you and emmett till were both raised in chicago. you made a trip into the south at the end of august. you explained that racial tensions were especially high in the segregated south and the delta region particularly because of the 1954 brown versus board of education decision. what was life like for your family who lived there? rev. parker jr: there was certain laws and other reasons in place. they were very entrenched. we abided by the rul

is guy benson joining us this wednesday morning. what do you say a?y took bold and welcome action. you agree with me? >> nancy pelosi went down this path in the last congress. every republican, conservative in congress and the media said if you are going to do this, take the step of stripping certain republicans from committees and circumventing the usual process, taking power out of the hands of the minority party than next time republicans are in charge, that's going to happen to your party, the tales are going to turn, the new president will be used against you and the democrats didn't care. they felt maybe that would never happen or it would still be worth it. this is what has happened and they are squealing like stuffed pigs as if no one warned them this was going to be the case. if you want to get into the specifics, kevin mccarthy haggling with a reporter about this yesterday and got pretty aggressive in his justification for some of these moves. adam schiff not only lied about the russia collusion matter, he kept pushing the collusion lie even

not grizzled ex-cop but guy benson. kat timpf and tyrus. going to be a great show. let's do this.te everybody who keeps telling me i have to see this movie. i are to see this movie and i go and i see the movie and it's the worst movie ever and go and tell them it's the worst movie ever. >> jesse: schindler's list. >> greg: i'm talking about sophie's choice. the menu most overrated movie of the year tar most overrated movie of the year. >> judge jeanine: are you going to hit it or am i going to talk? [laughter] >> judge jeanine: officer ice of the michigan police department is under investigation for stealing another officer's food. >> jesse: what? >> judge jeanine: the state department put out a statement on facebook stealing not only a crime but morally wrong. the k-9 took an oath to tell the truth but is he exercising his right to remain silent. another cop said he ate his sandwich. talking about putting him in jail. >> jesse: you can't get paulie p.'s mugshot but a dog. >> judge jeanine: i offered to defend him pro-bono-o. >> bret: two favorite things the couple in the dog crat

one of those coming from benson lee's house. >> it has been nuts.as afraid the neighborhood was going to flood and new year's eve is when this happened. i was walking into the spare bedroom and i felt a drip. dustin: thankfully, it was just minimal damage. crews are trying to service as many customers as they can so they are able to provide temporary fixes until the storms this weekend pass and a permanent cleanup can be made. >> the plastic underneath that section so that any water that comes down the valley will be on top of the plastic. dustin: picking up the pieces from a historic storm. >> i have been here since 1994. [laughter] dustin: and this is one of the worst? >> one of them. dustin: but it is not just residential issues. >> another bag of material. dustin: they have been dealing with damage at commercial buildings as well. since thanksgiving, more than 400 calls for service and it is not just the rain causing the issues. >> little bit of rain. but when it blows like it has been blowing, you are going to end up with leaks. dustin: storms

one of those calls coming from benson lee's house. >> it has been nuts.as afraid it was going to flood. it was new year's eve this happened. i was walking to the bedroom and felt a drip. reporter: for him it was just minimal damage. crews are trying to service auso they can provide temporary fixes until a permanent cleanup can be made. >> underneath that section so any water that comes down the valley will be refreshed. reporter: picking up the pieces. >> i have been here since 1994. reporter: this is probably one of the worst. >> one of them. reporter: it is not just residential issues. alliance roofing has been dealing with damage at commercial buildings. since thanksgiving, more than 400 calls for service. it is not just the rain causing the issue. >> a little bit of rain with not much wind, you will get away with it. when it has been blowing, you will end up with leaks. reporter: storms are expected to stick around through next week. roofing companies will remain busy. >> just try to hang on until the weather can improve and we can get out and service

one of those calls coming from benson lee's>> it's been knots,s worried that the neighborhood was going it was new year's eve that this was happening, i was walking into the spare headroom and i felt to drip. i thought oh no. >> for him he was minimal damage. crews are trying to provide temporary fixes until the storms pass and a temporary -- and a permanent cleanup can be made. >> refreshed on top of the plastic. >> picking up the pieces from a historic storm. >> i've been here since 1994 and this is one of the worst. >> it's not just residential issues. there is damage at commercial the lings as well. more than 400 calls for service. it's not just the rain causing the issue according to hansen. >> a lot of bit of rain but no wind, sometimes you will get away with it. but when it's blowing like it has been you will get leaks if you don't care of for the roof. >> roofing companies will be busy and they advise customers to stay patient. >> hang on until the weather can improve and we can get out and service these customers. >> dustin dorsey abc 7 news. >> for a list of warming locations