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i'm anne-marie green. >>> 11 million people are under the threat of flash flooding as torrential rain and tropical depression barry hit the south. much of mississippi and louisiana are under flash flood warnings. barry came ashore saturday in louisiana as a category 1 hurricane and quickly weakened. as omar villafranca reports, the storm still caused major problems. >> reporter: on saturday, hurricane barry looked like it was ready to bulldoze the lakefront in louisiana. winds pushed the waves over the wall on lake ponchartrain. residents braved the flooding to get a look at the damage, and our news crew was standing in three feet of water to report on the storm. less than 24 hours later, the water that was up to my thigh is gone. the water has recreased. this bar was closed because it was flooded. let me show you where the water was. right up to here inside theer ba. but now they're open for business. the business never lost power or their loyal customers, so the owner says they're working as fast as they

i'm anne-marie green.he house could vote as early as today on a resolution that condemns president trump's racist comments about four congresswomen of color. yesterday the president defended remarks he made on twitter calling for the democratic congresswomen to leave the u.s. the four women, all american citizens, are renewing their calls for the president's impeachment. laura podesta is here in new york. laura, what are republicans saying now? >> reporter: good morning, anne-marie. so far only ten republicans have condemned president trump's tweets outright. 15 have criticized both democrats and mr. trump, and 10 are supporting the president, including top house republican kevin mccarthy. president trump has doubled down on his criticism of a group of first-term congressional democrats known as the squad. all four are women of color and outspoken critics of the white house. >> if you hate our country, if you're not happy here, you can leave. and that's what i say all the time. that's what i said in a twee

good morning, anne-marie. the president tweeted yesterday the women are not capable of loving america and they should apologize to is rew el for the horrible things they said. he also wrote they're destroying our democratic party but could never destroy our great nation. president trump still has the squad in his sights. a week ago the president ignited a political firestorm with a series o of tweets aimed at the four progressive lawmakers. yesterday mr. trump had a new message for them. he wrote on twitter, i don't believe the four congresswomen are capable of loving our country. all four are women of color. the house condemned the president's comments last week as racist, but the white house says democrats are knowingly misconstruing his words. >> i fundamentally disagree with the view if you criticize somebody and they happen to be a different color skin, that that makes it a racial criticism. >> our concern and our opposition to what these women are saying and many other members of the democrat is party in

>> good morning, anne-marie. well, the house judiciary committee plans to go to court today to enforce a subpoena of former white house attorney donald mcgahn. the report said president trump asked mcgahn to fire mueller not once but twice, which is a huge part of the democrats' argument that the president obstructed justice. democrats also say they're still not ready to take impeachment off the table. former special counsel robert mueller was on capitol hill yesterday, summoned there to answer questions about his nearly two-year-long investigation into russian interference in the 2016 election. the 74-year-old spent more than six hours testifying befe house's judiciary and intelligence committees. mueller mostly referred lawmakers to his written report or offered one-word responses. >> and what about total exoneration? did you actually totally exonerate the president? >> no. >> you could charge the president of the united states with obstruction of justice after he left office. >> yes. >> the president spoke aft

i'm anne-marie green. >>> well, the weather system in the gulf of mexico this morning could strengthen into the first hurricane of the storm season as early as tomorrow. flash flood warnings are in effect from texas to florida as residents prepare for high winds and dangerous flooding. marc liverman is here in new york. marc, how much of a threat is this going to be? >> good morning, anne-marie. still too early to say how and where things will be impacted. one thing is for sure. the storm soon to be named barry is going to take a big toll. storm watches and warnings are now in place in states along the gulf of mexico. >> the entire coastal area of louisiana is at play. >> a large storm system is brewing over the gulf of mexico. this weekend it's expected to develop into hurricane barry, the first of the 2019 season. on wednesday new orleans got a possible preview of what's to come, an extensive downpour that caused flooding in just three hours. >> pretty crazy. i'm going to book the next flight back to aus

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i'm anne-marie green. >>> during last night's democratic presidential debate, candndidates showed they were divided over the issue of health care. senator bernie sanders and elizabeth warren defended medicare for all. it was the second round of debates in the battle for the democratic presidential nomination. tonight ten more presidential candidates will go head to head in detroit. they include vice president joe biden and senator kamala harris. laura podesta is in detroit. laura, last night, was there any candidate that really stood out the most? >> good morning, anne-marie. well, elizabeth warren and pete buttigieg both had a great night. they went head to head. buttigieg taking a more moderate stance. amy klobuchar, senator from minnesota, also was able to stand out from the crowd. >> they're not going to go along -- throw your hands up, but -- >> democrats clashed over health care last night in detroit. >> second of all -- >> you don't know that, bernie. >> we'll come to you in a second. >> i wrote the

i'm anne-marie green. >>> well, a new report from homeland security offers an inside look at the growing crisis at the southern border. the report details overcrowding, prolonged detention, and security risks at migrant facilities in south texas. lawmakers are now calling on top immigration officials to testify on capitol hill. katherine johnson is in washington. katherine, what else does the new report say about these facilities? >>> well, anne-marie, investigators visited phi ports of entry and to areas in the rio grande valley. they say they're concerned over the overcrowding and the detention is creating, quote, an immediate risk to the health and demonstrators around the nation protested yesterday, demanding facilities holding migrant families be closed. this as there's growing outrage over the living conditions at the facilities. homeland security inspectors observed serious overcrowding at five detention centers last month. one man called the situation a ticking time bomb. a report from the inspecto

i'm anne-marie green.>> disturbing new information is emerging this morning about the gunman behind the mass shooting at the gilroy garlic festival in northern california. three people were killed sunday including two children. an entire community is now mourning the loss of the victims. tom hanson is here in new york. tom, what do we know about the gunman at this point? >> reporter: new information is emerging about the gunman. 19-year-old santino william legan. investigators have not determined a motive in the shooting, but they have learned he posted at least two images to instagram on the day of the shooting. one showing the fairgrounds and another that referred to a book popular with white supremacists on extremist websites. the shooter's movements were traced to a car belonging to him. police confiscated several items from a home associated with him in california and searched a home in nevada where he was believed to have lived. >> i think everybody wants to know why, the answer why. >> reporter: les

my 19—year—old and my 21—year—old and of course, anne marie, this is her room. this is anne marie.g bossy, kind and sweet. you're bossy? laughter yes. anne marie was born with an incurable skin disease called epidermolysis bullosa. it leaves raw open wounds on much of her body. she's in constant pain. that little bitty spot is a good indicator what her whole stomach looks like. she could wake up and be fine and within minutes her stomach has you know...not doing well. because of her condition she gets blisters down her throat. if it gets to where she can't eat, she has a nicky, which is like a feeding tube here. anne marie goes to school for a few hours a week. she's already lived longer than anyone predicted. few with her condition reach adulthood. do you think there are ever any circumstances in your opinion in which a woman should have the right to decide to have an abortion? i believe it has to be extreme cases. i don't believe that we get to make the decision on who lives and who dies. you have a good time tonight. and even if the mother was raped, as anne marie's was, it make

i'm anne-marie green. a dangerous heatwave is gripping much of the country. more than 200 people from arizona to new england are under heat advisories. this weekend at least 14 states are expected to break their high temperature record. errol barnett reports from the heart of the heatwave in st. louis, missouri. >> reporter: in madison, wisconsin, volunteers are going door to door checking on the elde eve heat danger zone, meaning prolonged exposure to heed and humidity could be deadly for the most vulnerable. >> the entire world is seeing an increase in temperature at an unprecedent rate. >> reporter: this is the first scorching heatwave the country has seen this summer. >> what we're currently seeing is that there areny given day than there are record lows, and this is really significant. so we will continue to see record-breaking temperatures as we go on into the future. >> reporter: the dome of heat will head east by the weekend. portland, maine, will feel like 98 on saturday. new york city will feel l

i'm anne-marie green. there are new calls for labor secretary alex acosta to resign over a secret plea deal he gave jeffrey epstein over a decade ago. epstein remains in new york as he fights new charges for abusing dozens of underage girls. we'll tell you what president trump says. >> president trump says he plans to take a very careful look at labor secretary alex acosta's handling of a case involving jeffery epstein. in 2008 acosta was then an attorney in florida who signed off on a secret plea deal that allowed epstein to spend over 13 months in jail to avoid charges. >> what i do know is he's been a great secretary of iery carefully. >> the president trump's comments come a day after new charges of sex trafficking on underage girls. new york says president trump was quoted as saying epstein was a terrific guy. >> i had a falling out with him a long time ago. don't think i've spoken to him for 15 years. i wasn't a plan. on twitter tuesday he said he's pleased new york attorneys are following through. s

anne-marie? >> all right, marc, thank you very much. >>> lawyers for the department of justice spent the fourth of july weekend working on a way to include a citizenship question in the 2020 census. the government has already begun the process of printing the questionnaire without the question. last week the supreme court ruled to block its inclusion temporarily. the justice department must tell a federal judge today whether it will continue to fight to include the question. >>> miami dolphins defensive tackle kendrick norton is recovering this morning after a car crash that resulted in the amputation of his arm. yesterday the 22-year-old was driving his truck in miami when he crashed into a concrete barrier and overturned. he suffered severe injuries to his left arm. doctors had to amputate it. he's expected to be okay though. norton played for the universe of miami and was>>ons dead after lightning struck a popular river spot in south carolina. the group was gathered along the black river enjoy

i'm anne-marie green. major earthquakes in southern k have left people rattled this morning. tafha been recorearthquakes. many are worried about the big one that experts have been predicting for years. marc liverman is in new york covering this. i cannot imagine the psychological toll for people living in the area, marc. >> yeah. a big par of that comes from the aftershocks that hit as residents try to recover. many of them fearful that another even bigger quake will hit next. >> and my mom was -- oop, there you go. aftershock. right there, babe. >> reporter: the aftershocks have been nonstock since last week's two earthquakes rocked california. >> you didn't feel it? i did. there it was again. >> reporter: more than 3,000 have hit since thursday. for residents in ridgecrest and trona, it's a constant reminder of the dangers they >>he tharumble a little bit? mother nature is letting us know she's still boss, going to put us in our place. >> reporter: the fear of another quake has caused some to sleep outsi

i'm anne-marie green. >>> an investigation is under way after ten people were killed is in a fiery plane crash outside of dallas, texas. yesterday a small plane crashed into an airport hangar shortly after takeoff. new video shows thick black smoke rising from a hole in the hangar. the plane was set to fly from addison, texas, to st. petersburg, florida. laura podesta is in new york. what do we know so far? >> it killed everyone onboard. the ntsb officials spoke last night. they say they're looking for clues in the wreckage, but it's still very early in the process. cellphe dison,as mometeane experience some sort of failure during takeoff. ofal veered sharply left, crashing into the structure, bursting into flames. >> it was really sick. you could tell it was burning chemicals or gas or oil. >> reporter: eight passengers and two crew members were onboard the plane which was bound for st. petersburg, florida. no one survived. >> we don't know a lot about the people onboard at this point. i think the next of

i'm anne-marie green. this morning, hedge fund manager jeffrey epstein remains jailed in new york. the billionaire has ties to politicians and celebrities, and he's charged with sexually abusing dozens of underage girls. yesterday he pleaded not guilty in court. marc liverman is here in new york. what is next? >> reporter: good morning, epstein is expected to appear at a bail hearing where prosecutors will argue he's a flight risk. they say the evidence includes hundreds if not thousands of lewd photos of young girls and law enforcement even found a massage room still set up the way the accusers described it. prosecutors want billionaire jeffrey epstein to remain behind bars as he faces charges of sex crimes involving girls as young as 14. >> they carry with them a maximum sentence of 45 years in jail which to someone of epstein's age is basically a life sentence. so we think he has every incentive to try and flee the jurisdiction. >> reporter: on monday, the 66-year-old pleaded not guilty to charges that

i'm anne-marie green. it was an extraordinary message from the democratic led house. it voted to condemn president trump's comments against four congresswomen of color. the measure met with four republicans, an independent, and all democrats supporting it. speaker nancy pelosi used racist to describe president trump's tweets and that's when things got tweeted. laura podesta is here in new york. what happened after that? >> republican congressman doug collins said those words violated the house rules of decorum. they tried to strike her commentsen fr commentsen from the record and the statements will remain. yesterday's statements will remain in the history book as it's the first rebuke in the hous the president in years. they condemned president trump's tweets about the four women of color collectively known as the quad. the president's tweeted urges the women to go back whether they came from even though all but one was born in the u.s. >> these comments from the white house are disgraceful and disgusting

good morning, diane. >> reporter: good morning, anne-marie. this auto sales data for june will be released today. analysts expect strong sales of truck and passenger cars to continue. stocks rose higher amid news the u.s. and china agreed to a trade truce and will restart negotiations. the dow rallied 117 points, the s&p 500 was up 22, closing at a record high, and the nasdaq gained 84. >>> growers express is recalling fresh vegetable products for possible listeria contamination. the recall includes squash, cauliflower, zucchini, and select veggie bowls. according to the fda they were sold under the green giant fresh, trader joe's, and signature farms labels. most of the products are labeled with a "best if used by" date of june 26th through june 29th. fect.nned or frozen ta >>> gillette is recalling 87,000 venus simply three disposable razors. the company says the blades were made too sharp and present a high risk of cuts. the products include a venus simply three disposable four pack and a daisy 12 plus 1 venus simply three bonus pack. they

anne-marie? >> marc liverman, thank you very much. >>> the justice department has reversed course and said it is again looking for a way to ask for a citizenship question on the 2020 census. president trump said he's not dropping the question. last week the supreme court blocked the question but left open the possibility of reconsidering. >>> and president trump is pushing back against reports that migrants are being held in horrible conditions at detention centers at the southern border. he tweeted yesterday many of these illegal aliens are living far better now than where they came from. that contradicts what the homeland inspector general found. only on cbs news, mireya villarreal spork with a veteran border agent about what he had seen. >> you walk in the those doors. what's the first thing you hear, you smell? >> two things hit you right off the bat as you walk through an open door at any of the processing facilities or many of the facilities. you hear kids crying and simultaneously you get

i'm anne-marie green.e a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> taking a live look outside at the beautiful eastern span of the bay bridge on a friday morning. thank you for joining us it is july 26 i'm anne makovec. >> i'm michelle griego. it is friday and we are celebrating. it is going to be pretty hot this weekend. >>> that is the key. this weekend. today will be fine. today will be a perfect example of what an average july they should feel like for many of us in here is a good example. for san francisco this means a 67 degrees day. you will see plenty of the low marine layer clouds drifting all day. there are a lot right now. as far as the rest of the bay area low 90s him and. it may be a degree or two above average but it is not excessively hot. that comes tomorrow. and we will talk about that when we get to the seven-day forecast. let me show you the headlines. we are close to average temperatures today. excessive heat inland locations this weekend both saturday and sunday. that means

professor and former federal prosecutor anne marie mcavoy, "new york times" chief white house correspondent and msnbc political analyst peter baker, and politico senior writer and msnbc political contributor jake sherman. ken, let's start with this new news we're just learning that robert mueller has asked that a longtime aide be sworn in as a witness during tomorrow's hearing with the house judiciary committee. what more can you tell us about that? >> the aides is aaron zebley, robert mueller's chief of staff. an accomplished counterterrorism investigator in his own right and robert mueller's chief of staff during the mueller investigation. and they are asking that he be sworn in to sit next to robert mueller during the judiciary committee part of the hearing. it's not clear that's going to be able to happen because of congressional rules. >> and to do what? and to say what? >> well, i mean, you know, robert mueller is 74 years old. he oversaw this sprawling investigation. it's conceivable he doesn't know the answer particularly with the details to every question and a guy like zebley coul

i'm anne-marie green. >>> calls for puerto rico's governor to step down are intensifying this morning after what appeared to be the largest protest the u.s. territory has seen in decades. [ siren ] police in riot gear fired teargas at hundreds of thousands of people as they took to the streets last night. they're protesting government corruption and leaked group chat messages involving ricardo rossello that included profane, homophobic, and sexist comments. the messages also mocked victims of hurricane maria. earlier in the day, president trump renewed his attacks on rossello. >> he's a terrible governor. the congress of the united states handed him $92 billion. that $92 billion is in the hands of incompetent people and very corrupt people. >> in fact, puerto rico has only received $14 billion since hurricane maria nearly two years ago. rossello is not planning to seek re-election. >>> the trump administration and congressional leaders have reached a critical budget agreement that could eliminate the risk

wendy murphy is in massachusetts and here with me in the studio former federal prosecutor ann marie mca voi and msnbc legal analyst danny cevallos. tom, let me start with you. i knew you are on the phone inside the courthouse as we await the start of this news conference. what do we know about the charges? >> that's correct, craig. i'm actually inside the press conference room here at the u.s. attorney's office where we expect this press conference to start probably in about five or ten minutes from now. we expect there is a big white piece of board up there, we expect to have a little bit of a chart that will kind of explain how epstein basically kind of ran this vast network, as federal prosecutors put it. we also expect the fbi assistant director bill sweeney who runs the new york office here and oversaw parts of this investigation to implore people that were a victim if they believe that they are -- were a victim of sexual abuse by jeffrey epstein to contact the fbi at 1 hn-800-call-fbi and reference this case. there will be a call for additional victims here today, with he expect t

anne marie, could robert mueller just say, you're not the boss of me? >> potentially, but the letter from the justice department really points out, it's a warning letter, but it's actually written in response to a request from mueller to get clarification as to what he can talk about. you have grand jury investigation. and it points out they're not waiving privilege in this case. so that may be part of why they have somebody now who may be alongside of him to kind of nudge him and say don't go into that. that's outside of the report. but as you may recall, when mueller gave his little press conference he said i'm not going outside the four corners of the report. and that's essentially what the letter from the doj says. it also says they're fine with essentially if he doesn't want to testify, they'd be okay with that, too, saying it's not necessary that he testify. >> he's got a little backup there? >> he does. >> yesterday the president suggested he's not really interested but he might watch a little of the hearings. what do you imagine is going to be g

. >> nbc news correspondent ken dilanian and former fed prosecutor anne-marie mcavoy.for being here. ken, i want to start with you. what does chairman nadler expect to and think that he can learn with these 12 subpoenas? >> this is a high-profile list. in addition to kushner and sessions, it includes rod rosenstein, former chief of staff, john kelly and cory lewandowski. public systtestimony from each these guys is the kind of thing we'd governor from gavel to gavel. they want this evidence in front of the american people. unfortunately for them the white house is going to make claims to seek to block the testimony of many or most of these witnesses and it may have to be litigated in the courts. they may have more luck with the private citizens, david pecker of the "national enquirer," who won't have any executive privilege claim. >> do you expect this to center around obstruction, the question of obstruction in the wake of the mueller report? >> yes, that's exactly what judiciary is focusing on. the house intelligence committee is continuing to investigate russia. but

just a medical response we need more of a human to human response so this is a common we got from anne marie connor she is a national director of the charity world vision international and here's what she told the stream. you know i want you all right here. me here in the. informal here's my iron on our side. to the fight against a wall that. they were married to me and how. much. information to share. and each individual. gene. so yaps is saying this is more then a medical response that we need what do you make of that you know it's more done much better that's beyond. you some mention is design of conflict so it would be hard to solve all 3 if we don't. do you find so because those people fighting it's going to accept the response team to stop the whole team when they believe that they're coming from the people well right so they need a political engagement more than what you have there is no way a technique i thought he should be solved that we could problem. i want to show our audience just to remind us where the d r c is and then also to look at where the areas that are most at risk hap

the manager, ann marie, says finding and keeping those staff has recently got much harder.e have had two members of staff that went travelling, one went three years ago, and other recently. i asked if they would come back and they said that they by going to go at work, one in a supermarket, the other in a bar, because it was more money. that was the only reason, that i could not better the wages. she says that is because most children here are eligible for government funded places. day nurseries have been warning for some time government pays less than the market rate, causing a financial shortfall. now one group is warning that that's increasingly affecting the type of staff they can afford to employ. what we've seen over the last three years government funding staying stagnant, but at the same time they have rising staff costs, rising business cost, business rates, and other things like pension contributions, all pushing their costs up, which leaves them much less money at the end of the day to cover staff wages. the department for education told us more children, includi

ann marie, lovely to have you with us.sing to learn second languages? the sign up is down 30% over five years for french and spanish gcse. we are finding students are opting not to take language exams, even though it's an option they have because they don't feel like it something they are going to pass. a couple of weeks ago there was a survey that came out around second languages spoken across the eu and of course, our spirits were down there at the bottom as people who don't speak any other language. the theory is stu d e nts other language. the theory is students are concerned they won't pass, not that they don't think it's worthwhile? there has been a sense generally that languages have been a bit parked. informally we aren't speaking other languages as a nation. you have many languages, right? yes. at one point i started dreaming in french because i was flue nt dreaming in french because i was fluent in french. that's brilliant. and mandarin. mandarin, greek. so you're an advert for having many languages at your expos

the death penalty against the suspected golden state killer joseph de angelo sacramento county da anne marie schubert has been a leader in the golden state killer investigation and a vocal critic of the governor's moratorium. we reached out to her for comment wednesday, but she was not available. reporting in sacramento, ashley zavala kron 4 news also tonight crime for is always tracking local stories for you, here's a look at what's going on in your neighborhood right now after an alleged carjacker was arrested following a high speed chase with the chp from san francisco. >>to oakland officers are now investigating that case police say the couple was parking a car near o farrell street just after 2 this morning in san francisco when they were approached by a gunman police say that thief demanded the car keys and then took off for the vehicle. chp started chasing the car across the bay bridge in oakland, they say the crook crash the car on 7 or avenue and was subsequently arrested also in the east bay of the jewelry stores broken into in the whole thing caught on camera as you can see there.

the death penalty against the suspected golden state killer joseph de angelo sacramento county da anne marie schubert has been a leader in the golden state killer investigation and a vocal critic of the governor's moratorium we reach out to her for comment wednesday, but she was not available. >>reporting in sacramento, ashley zavala kron 4 news. >>boeing has hired attorney kenneth feinberg to distribute millions of dollars to families of victims killed in 2, 7, 37 max jet crashes in the last year. feinberg's firm has overseen compensation distribution to victims of major events including the september 11th terror attacks, boeing announced today it would set aside million to be given directly to victims families. the announcement to marked a shift in the aerospace giant's compensation plans, boeing previously said it would give a million to nonprofits and community groups that would distribute funds to famies of 346 people who were killed. >>well some robo calls are just plain annoying some are criminal robo calls to try to steal or scam money routinely targets senior citizens. as washington

the death penalty against the suspected golden state killer joseph de angelo sacramento county da anne marie schubert has been a leader in the golden state killer investigation and a vocal critic of the governor's moratorium. we reached out to her for comment wednesday, but she was not available. reporting in sacramento, ashley zavala kron 4 news. >>well to the east right now the man accused of stabbing and killing wilson at the macarthur bart station has been found competent to stand trial. so the crime happened in july of last year you may remember her. here's picture. this is a 2 year-old near wilson. her sister was with her she was also stabbed by the suspect 28 year-old john lee cows facing murder and attempted murder charges. the judge in the case initially suspended the criminal proceedings because he said that there was evidence that cal was not mentally competent to stand trial. but yesterday the judge ruled that a cow is indeed in fact competent to stand trial. and cal the scheduled to enter a plea on august 2nd. well 2 window washers had to be rescued from the millennium tower in

human beings that was what they wanted to restore in the hearts and minds of people that's what anne-marie james of on marcus said in a way which can never be forgotten that is an idea which is still a role model it's an inspiration for us all we need to use the room we have the opportunity to try and restore the idea of human beings that was what they wanted to restore in the hearts and minds of people that's what anne-marie james of on marcus said in a way which can never be forgotten that is an idea which is still a role model it's an inspiration for us all we need to use the room we have for maneuver be we civilians all out with members of the armed forces and here i would like to once again welcome you minister karbala and here. inspector general i eat. she her starve the german forces with missteps on the front door to day apart from the swearing of allegiance and the oath taking so much ceremony that we are very much aware of the importance of resistance to us or the former defense minister mrs fonda line. is going to take something with her in her new job so important for europe an

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