>> actually, adrianna has met my fiancee. >> really? >> in the green room, a green room. >> that will get awkward. >> up in new york and she signed an autograph to me, signed autograph for her, too. >> did it say i love you back or just get away from me adrianna? >> restraining order. >> right. >> please. >> i love you. >> your favorite story coming up. >> jessica simpson's mother her name is tina. >> yes. >> may be getting little too close to her daughter's husband. >> do you want me to tell you why? >> go. >> she is 56. just had birthday in mexico. >> see the pictures so much less interesting without this blur. >> it is. so she shared these pictures on instagram, one of them right there, with a shot of jessica's husband eric. but his head is resting in mom's lap. >> ya? >> on a lounge chair. >> jessica, not in the picture, no where in site, and then there is another picture, there it is. >> whoa, that's the mom kissing her husband? >> that's ashley simpson's husband, evan ross, when he gave her birthday shout out on stain gram -- >> s

adrianna, it strikes me, i'm looking at the top 2.e talking a 4% ofqewç the republican voters would pick one of those two. >> yeah. it's just incredible how much of the two of them are dominating. and i can say i think trump is going to end up being the nominee. is heqemde0 dominating in double digits in new hampshire in the latest cnn poll. he is dominating in iowa. and now he is dominating nationally as you mentioned in the national poll. and i recently went to a donald trump rally in lowell, massachusetts. i have toll it you, eric, i have never seen excited crowd like this. i mean, there was thousands and thousands of people. the stadium was packed. they were chanting u.s.a., u.s.a., u.s.a. i mean, he brings out so much patriotism in people one thing worth noting the crowd was very diverse. there was a ton of women there. blue collar, union type of guys. what i saw there is something that i i don't think ted cruz or any other candidate can match. >> fair and balanced not dominating in iowa. he is moving up in iowa. but he is certai

adrianna diaz has the story. >> ashley walks dogs in the seattle area and pays extra attention to her four legged friends after warnings of the new strain of dog flu. >> they can get sick like us and i know i inhalant being sick. >> king county health officials say 90 dogs in this kennel outside of seattle may have been exposed to the virus. two have tested positive for flu and further tests are needed to confirm it is the you in strain. >> none of the dogs have immunity to fight it off. when dogs go to dog day cares or dog parks or overnight kennels it can spread rapidly. >> this viral video features this chicago pup putting on a >> cases showed up last march in chicago and spread quickly. around 2,000 dogs in 24 states have been infected. a vaccine was made available in november. vets say the disease is rarely fatal but owners should see a vet right away if their dog shows symptoms. >> if your dog doesn't eat well and misses a meal or seeing coughing and lethargy and tired and hoping around it could be sign of a fever. if you see that call your local veterinarian. they will need spe

confront adrianna diaz has more from michigan. >> reporter: dozens demonstrated outside michigan governor rick snyder's home monday. many say the slow response to contaminated water is criminal. >> he should have switched back to detroit water as soon as he knew of the contamination. >> reporter: volunteers and state troopers spent the martin luther king holiday in flint handing out water bottles and filters named for the civil rights icon. >> need help with that? >> no, i got it. >> reporter: thousands others like patricia marshall are making daily trips to distribution centers to pick up water. >> every day we have to go out and get water. >> reporter: in an article published monday the national journal asked snyder compared of his handling of the flint water crisis to president obama's management of katrina is unfair. he replied no. it is a disaster. >> the governor says as soon as he found out the lead was coming from the water he told people to stop drinking it. >> that's bull. >> richardson says flint needs more than emergency declarations and bottled water. >> what happens after th

many will protest tomorrow at the governor's state of the state address. >> reporter: adrianna diaz cbs news, flint, michigan. >> dan: the national guard is doubling its presence to deal with the crisis. 70 guard members are stationed there today. crisis. the singer partnered with the water company to send 180,000 bottles of water to flint. the water is expected to arrive by the middle of the week. we were just talking it will get bigger and bigger. it is a big problem. >> jeff: that's probably not going to end well. slow reaction time. >> let's get to the snow situation here. we have the alert out for wind chill and lake-effect snow that's out there. you know how it works. some areas won't get anything and other areas could see as much as 8 inches of additional snow out there in the snowbelt east and that's obviously going to affect travel and saying don't go out if you don't have to in the snowbelt areas and wind chill 10, maybe 15 below especially in the western counties and inland. here is your wind chill advisory through early morning and the not as low but dealing with lake snow e

adrianna diaz cbs news, flint, michigan. >> reporter: so scare for for kids. lead poisoning can cause problems for all children developmental issues, learning disabilities and hearing loss. >> dan: denise, the seriousness of flint's water crisis prompted us to ask the potentially a problem in the drinking water here. the answer was pretty easy to find. we went to the cleveland water department web site and under frequently asked questions section they said no, lead isn't a problem and orto phosphate is added to drinking water. we posted a link with further information on what cleveland's drinking water is on our web site on cleveland19.com and find it on the seen on 19 with web section. >> a local salon is helping residents of flint, michigan for the ongoing drinking water crisis. see how they are getting involved later in the show. >> denise: a problem player wants back in the nfl. >>> live from cleveland's newscenter driven by don joseph toyota in kent, this is cleveland 19 news. >> denise: all right browns fans, do you want him? josh gordon wants another sh

but as adrianna diaz report, city officials say it is not enough. >> all day, a steady stream of resident received their rags of clean water from the national guard. >> 6:05 alert. >> state troopers with lead tests, filters, bottles, fanned across a city that's parked for clean water. in april 2014, when flint tapped into its own river for water, it wasn't properly treated, stripping lead from pipe. after the switch, ten people died from legionnaire's disease. flint doctor found that the number of children with high lead in their systems doubled to nearly 70. >> you see the result at five years of age when they need early intervention services and special education. you see the impact at ten years when they're having adhd like symptoms. you will see the impact when their like 15 years old and they are having trouble with the criminal justice system. >> elena richardson says her children started getting sick after the water switch. >> what happens after the water filter is gone, we're still going to have the lead, still have going to have the pipes, still going have the poison, still going

adrianna, i'm going to start with you here first. we are five days from iowa. once again, trump is dominating the news cycle. but could this move to boycott the fox news debate in iowa backfire for him? >> i think it could because with donald trump off the stage, it gives the gop candidates a time for iowa caucusgoers and the public at large, the voters, to learn more about the individual candidates, have all of these important exchanges that they need to have amongst each other and really flush out the issues before the country. and so, you know, one man's loss is another man's and woman's gain. >> absolutely. ana, do you really think that this is about fox news and megyn kelly or is this more of a calculating move by trump to not be on the debate stage right before the caucuses? >> both. look, having been a recipient of donald trump's wrath, i can tell you that when he gets scornful like this towards somebody, when he gets somebody in the cross-hairs, it is for real. he's not just pretending that he doesn't like megyn kelly. he wants her out. he wants to caus

adrianna scavuzziimip hospital: "it's the problem of everybody, because nobody are completely safe." in brazil, baby joao...born with a birth defect that caused abnormal brain development. it's believed his mother veronica contracted zika...a mosquito transmitted disease on the rise and sparking an emergency response from the world health organization. dr. margaret chanwho: "we need to take actions now, whatever we can do in terms of vector control, environmental control, every member of the community can do something." in the us, more than 20 people have been diagnosed in several states...19 cases in puerto rico. president obama met with cdc officials at the white house to emphasize the need for a vaccine. dr. anthony faucicdc: "we spent over an hour and a half with the president in the situation room talking about the plans of the cdc for the kinds of control, the research health officials think the us cases were contracted abroad. there's now a travel advisory for pregnant women...told to avoid these 24 areas where zika has been detected. in el salvador, officials have asked women

adrianna scavuzziimip hospital: "it's the problem of everybody, because nobody are completely safe." in brazil, baby joao...born with a birth defect that caused abnormal brain development. it's believed his mother veronica contracted zika...a mosquito transmitted disease on the rise and sparking an emergency response from the world health organization. dr. margaret chanwho: "we need to take actions now, whatever we can do in terms of vector control, environmental control, every member of the community can do something." in the us, more than 20 people have been diagnosed in several states...19 cases in puerto rico. president obama met with cdc officials at the white house to emphasize the need for a vaccine. dr. anthony faucicdc: half with the president in the situation room talking about the plans of the cdc for the kinds of control, the research agenda." health officials think the us cases were contracted abroad. there's now a travel advisory for pregnant women...told to avoid these 24 areas where zika has been detected. in el salvador, officials have asked women not to have babies

. >> reporter: adrianna diaz flint, michigan. >> cathrine: at home, we want to help. i heart radio are collecting bottled water to send those in need in flint. >> dan: they are asking for bottled water, hand sanitizer, books, peanut butter and jelly and can you drop the donations between 11:00 a.m. and 9 p.m. through sunday. >> jeff: there's a look at the feazel roof camera. >> dan: an investigation revolleying disturbing details in the south california jailbreak. the three violent inmates who escaped, turns out they got a huge head start. >> cathrine: turns out guards didn't notice they were missing for 18 hours. investigators are working tirelessly around the clock. law enforcement worked day and night to locate the three escaped inmates, authorities wondered mandatory day and night checks at the orange county men's central jail failed to reveal they were missing. >> the sheriff is extremely troubled to determine the length of time it took that the three inmates were unaccounted for. >> reporter: officials now know inmates escaped after 5 a.m. head count. despite ad

mike and adrianna were walking through the park when they came to a stop in front of a musician, that's knee, a huge sign appeared saying will you merry me. she said yes, in just a few minutes, the champagne was flowing and they engaged. now the big question we wonder if they will ask the photo journalist to be there. >>> 6:58 we have another hour of "action news" coming up here's some of the stories we're working on for you right now. when mother nature fails to come through, you may do it yourself. we'll tell you how a north jersey man created his own winter wonderland. >>> he is back in custody after spending 6 months on the lam, the man known as joaquin "el chapo" guzman has been arrested. those stories in just a moment. what makes this simple salad the best simple salad ever? heart healthy california walnuts. the best simple heart healthy california walnuts. great tasting, heart healthy california walnuts. so simple. get the recipes at walnuts.org. uplift your mood with hand-crafted layers of espresso, milk, and a caramel-flavored swirl. from 2:00 to 6:00 p.m., indulge in a medium

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a adrianna diaz is with us. >> reporter: the naacp president told us the hour-long meeting was a frank conversation and the governor was remorseful. they met here at city hall with the mayor to discuss solutions to the water problems that aren't top down but involve the community. >> we have to talk about accountability. >> reporter: cornell brooks, the head of the naac px called for a long-term solution in flint tuesday night. >> you have disproportionate number of black, brown and poor children subject to elevated lead, that's a problem that grows up, goes to junior high school and high school. >> reporter: part of the 15-point priority plan extends beyond repairing the water system. it suggests hiring youth to distribute water bottles instead officials are urging people to use bottled water and filters. for weeks, protesters have expressed outrage, saying they're still being billed for lead poisoned water. the city says as of august 7th there's been no disconnection of service for nonpayment. >> can't drink it, cook with it, bathe with it. >> reporter: according to a 2014 study a a

i am proud to call major adrianna vordubrugen a daughter of minnesota. she gave her life for a country that she loved. thank you, and i yield the floor. i note the absence of a quorum. the presiding officer: the clerk will call the roll. quorum call: quorum call: a senator: mr. president? the presiding officer: the senator from minnesota. ms. klobuchar: mr. president, i ask that the quorum call be vitiated. the presiding officer: without objection. morning business is closed. under the previous order, the senate will proceed to executive session to consider the following nomination which the clerk will report. the clerk: nomination -- the judiciary. wilhelmina marie wright of minnesota to be united states district judge. the presiding officer: under the previous order, there will be 30 minutes of debate. ms. klobuchar: mr. president? the presiding officer: the senator from minnesota. ms. klobuchar: mr. president, i am proud today to rise in support of justice wilhelmina marie wright's confirmation as a district court judge for the district of minnesota.