this video from fox 29 viewer jason beckett. now, buckets of rain falling throughout new jersey has created some dangerous flooding conditions, as scott mentioned, there, fox 29 joanne waded through high water throughout to find the hardest hit areas. she is joining us live from princeton junction. >> that's right, they call it a flashflood. it happened so quickly, drivers have little time to react, and that's what happened tonight. some drivers not making the best decisions, as the roads around here flooded quickly. >> looking more like a small body of water, than a road, this is alexandra road in west windsor township. a deluge every rainfall and it was a mess. >> it was in minutes, final seconds, like i saw the street, like it was fine, cars going through, and i just followed the cars like two seconds later, and i almost made it and i got stuck. >> stuck in the middle of knee high water nicky's car just stopped. >> and i sat down. it was a lot of smoke coming out of the engine, i don't know how much damage did i. >> same for

sam beckett!s and applause ) >> please, stephen, call me scott bakula. >> stephen: sure thing, dr. beckett. now, pick up little trump and let's get ready to change the future. remember, i'm a hologram that only you can see or hear. >> and why is that again? >> stephen: i don't know! it's your show. >> where you headed, kid? >> my dad's office. some day i'm gonna be in real estate just like him! >> stephen: okay, scott, fix the future. >> well, it sounds like a good job. but, listen, kid, promise me you'll never get into politics. it's a cruel business, and you couldn't handle it. ( beeping ) >> stephen: uh oh, that's not good. ziggy says there's an 85% chance that trump goes into politics sooner just to, "show some dumb cab driver who said i couldn't handle it!" >> and he's elected president? >> stephen: no. he's elected pope! >> oh, my god! >> stephen: his god now! do something. >> hey, kid, you know what i think? mexican people are really nice. >> yeah, mexicans are great! ( beeping ) >> stephen

it's too bad beckett didn't want to bungee-jump off the side of the building for our big exit.es will be in tomorrow evening. did you tell esposito and ryan? i did. they will be here to try them on and to collect them. you are the most adorable best man a groom could hope for. [ doorbell buzzes ] ah. probably the concierge with more gifts. ah. hi, gerard. put them over there with the others. thank you. all right. i'm out. bye. dad! don't forget the forms for the marriage license!

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windsor and in mercer county in general, we he did see some videos that a viewer his name is jason beckette posted onion to onto in his parking lot. this is a office park that we can take shelter off of alexander road where you can see the road is completely covered in a ton of water and every time, you know, cars try to drive by this water just kind of floods in. like we're at the beach and there's also been some cars that have taken shelter in this office park along with us. i talked to a woman who she said she spent an hour in this office park just waiting for the flood waters to recede. >> i pulled over. i didn't wander to drive through the water. i just saw traffic in route one and i saw some water before. it was moving too quickly so i pulled off the road. >> reporter: and she's not the only one. you can see this car over here. they've been here since we've been here just hanging out in their cars but before we let you go let's look over here back onto alexander road. there's a new jersey transit bus try to traverse through the water. not sure if that's a great idea right now, this i

cases, defending people who have been fired and this and that -- several well-known organizations , beckett find, alliance defending freedom, others, who do this kind of work, and they're lawyers, and the thing is, there are groups named in the book that put these groups of lawyers on hate lists, and say they're haters, and think about tuesday -- about that. an accused murderer is entitled to counsel, and we think heat great, right? that part of our constitutionalism. if people went after lawyers who defend accused murderers the way they go after lawyers who defend these christians in religious liberty cases, the aclu and everybody else would be screaming from cupertino to bangor. but that's not what happens. this is another example of how anti-christian animus gets a path where analogies to other things that can be easily thought of never would. so thank you for reminding me of that. >> thank you for your marvelous talk you. might be aware of the new book "if you can keep it" and he mentions george whitfield's impact in american -- not just christianity but conservatism in the 1700ss' as b

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are some people here who think that regime change is wrong and gordon brown, nodding vigorously and beckett on the other side, these are all of the people involved in trying to get rid of jeremy corbyn. and something i hope labor members will now fight back because it is precisely against byns sort of thing that cor has been fighting the right inside the labour party. amy: sami ramadani, you you are a friend of jeremy corbyn. this backlash against him for around the brexit vote, which he was opposed to when he was the opposition leader and spoke out against it on democracy now!, against britain leaving the european union just to ask, what you think is behind it? is,eally, my own feeling and probably tariq could share that view with me, jeremy corbyn might lead the next -- the labor victory to movement in a general election. and they are terrified of that prospect. they looked at the elections that happened since he was elected and they were all one with comfortable majorities. the last one double the labour's majority. they looked at local election results and again, he did very well. there

you had a priest martyred on altar like thomas beckett. harris: by a sympathizer to isis.is long tradition, long historic tradition of priests being martyred exactly on the spot. harris: right. >> i think somebody acknowledging that would have been helpful. harris: call the people in your party to let them know. >> calling people in my party. let's do it, right now. sandra: what do you mean, you people? >> me people. if i were in charge, this whole parking situation would be a lot better. much better commute to the arena. >> yes we would. harris: i know snacks would be good. >> snacks would be really food. sandra: there has been controversy here in philly, i'm not talking about the air-conditioning. after some moms took the stage at dnc to remember their children killed by gun violence or at the hands of police but some police, including one union, accusing hillary clinton and the dnc of ignoring fallen officers. will this help or hurt hillary with voters? that we will discuss next. everything you're pretty good at now, you were once... pretty bad at. it's the same for cre

one of these provisions, the decision to include, there are tons of election law provision bills beckett filed every year. the ones that got folded into hospital 589 were the ones with the disparate impact on racial minority voters. separate bills dealing with all of these provisions? combined?per, just a -- not combined? >> i'm not aware if there was an out of precinct bill. there was a bill proposing to eliminate same day registration and i could be wrong on that. there were bills wanting to eliminate preregistration. bills wanting to cut early voting and where were they. -- early voting. >> where were they? >> they were not. -- file. there's an extensive amount of legislative material and the tracking of the bills. error, i want to emphasize that this court in 2014 emphasized that the district court committed legal error by dismissing as minimal the number of voters disenfranchised by certain provisions. this court said the basic truth is that even wonders and try to -- one disenfranchised voter is too many. the record, the fact that he found demonstrated that there were thousands of

beckett people killed.f the people -- one of the things i want to know is where was obama and where was hillary clinton when everything was going on in benghazi. host: dan is in north carolina, a republican. caller: one thing i really want to know is where was obama? we will go on to barbara in pennsylvania, line for democrats. caller: good morning. i am calling about hillary clinton. i don't know about exonerated. but i feel so much has been made of everything that she has done. she could have been careless but also, it is my understanding that others who preceded her did a lot of the same procedures. so i believe that no prosecution is appropriate. the other thing is that i don't understand if donald trump. they want him for president. him, he hasat want no experience in government. you can say he has no experience and that makes them ok because look at those who have experience, but this is a man who has not been honest, who has dug away at john mccain, not cook -- calling him not to hero. i like john mc

i'm charlie beckett, police chief for the city of los angeles, second largest city in america with the huge history with police forces and, obviously, the 94 for the 92 civil unrest and 92 riots of the most costly right in american history. that had a lot to do with los angeles police department and its breakaway from the community. and its lack of trust by the community. we worked very hard to restore that trust. with a long way to go but we've made much progress and we do share some of that with the panel today. it was an incredible experience to the president of the united states spend all that time with 40, 45 people, and every one of them got to have their say. every one of them from youth organizers to activists, police chiefs, mayors, governors, everybody got their say. so all of us got to your positions that maybe we haven't heard before. all of us got to walk a little bit in each other's shoes. i think, and all of us agree that the pathway through this for america is empathy. it's understanding the fear of being stopped by a police officer, when you see the things that have ha

those of the case of beckett prosecuted. which in three decades, the reasonable prosecutor would bring this case to another frustrated people, but that is the way the law is in the practice is. >> they give your testimony and service. >> not to the gentleman of north carolina. >> there has been much said today about criticizing you and your service and i want to go on record and say even though many of my constituents would love for me to criticize your service because of the conclusion he i or will ier have criticize your service in greece -- appreciate your service. things thes on the things you said and not the conclusions future. during a presidential debate, secretary clinton said i never sent or received any classified material. they are retroactively classified. ". in a statement you said there were indeed 110 e-mails with 52 e-mail changed there was information at the time it was sent or received. those two payments cannot be true. -- two statements cannot be true. anddid not tell the truth that she never sent or rec