carl roberts, even if it's a long walk down with the power cut there. take good care there in redington shores. >> thank you, ma'am. >>> nbc's maya rodriguez is reporting from the brickell section of downtown miami. that's where the storm surge caused significant flooding there today. but just this last hour, it looked relatively normal, except for all the muck left behind, right? >> reporter: yeah, that's right. i want you to take a look at this. from the last hour we spoke to you. the water has really dropped dramatically here. this little alleyway, it's just streaming past my feet right now. by the time it's daylight and sun rises, it's going to be pretty dry in this particular section of downtown miami. that's good news. frankly, on a normal monday morning there would be a lot of traffic. a lot of the financial institutions would be opening up. residents live here. this is a densely populated section of downtown miami, the brickell area. but, you know, this morning it's not going to be a normal monday morning. obviously, a lot of businesses remain c

carl roberts, even if it's a long walk down with the power cut there. take good care there in redington shores. >> thank you, ma'am. >>> nbc's maya rodriguez is reporting from the brickell section of downtown miami. that's where the storm surge caused significant flooding there today. but just this last hour, it looked relatively normal, except for all the muck left behind, right? >> reporter: yeah, that's right. i want you to take a look at this. from the last hour we spoke to you. the water has really dropped dramatically here. this little alleyway, it's just streaming past my feet right now. by the time it's daylight and sun rises, it's going to be pretty dry in this particular section of downtown miami. that's good news. frankly, on a normal monday morning there would be a lot of traffic. a lot of the financial institutions would be opening up. residents live here. this is a densely populated section of downtown miami, the brickell area. but, you know, this morning it's not going to be a normal monday morning. obviously, a lot of businesses remain c

a condo owner, carl roberts, on a strip of land in tampa stocked up on hamburger, sandwiches and liquor not that worried about it because the hurricane damage is primarily water rising, and i'm on the 17th floor. i have security shutters i can put down when the wind gets high, so i should be quite safe here. >> roberts said if the storm got worse than expected he could seek refuge in the basement. >>> one family from the sacramento area is back home after an incredible ordeal tied to irma. >> reporter: tens of thousands of cars trying to escape florida last week, and among them this family from roseville who set out on a road trip, trying to get to atlanta to escape hurricane irma. as an adventurous family, a little chaos is not out of the normal, but when a 7 hour trip turns into 17 hours puts everyone on edge. their disney cruise turned around early to miss the storm. they had to drive. >> the airport was shut down, we had to find another way. that's when we went into operation get out of town. >> reporter: so karen, dean, dakota, avery, and taylor piled into a van. >> there are no ca

residents have evacuated but some still refuse to leave, staying by their homes or businesses, this is carl robertswho lives on a strip of beach in tampa saying he will write out there hurricane inside his condo on the 17th floor, he is stocked up with hamburger, sandwiches and beverages. >> i'm not that worried about it because the hurricane damage is primarily water rising, i'm on the 17th floor. i have security shutters i will put down of the wind gets high. i should be quite safe here. >> he is in tampa, he said if the storms get much worse -- gets much worse he can seek refuge in the basement that acts like a bunker. >>> funerals are underway for victims of the earthquake that hit mexico. more than 30 victims are from a small town near the coast where thousands of homes were destroyed and many survivors are refusing to go inside any building because they are so scared the aftershocks could cause structures to collapse. search and rescue teams are continuing their work, a father was found inside a home that had collapsed and his body protected his young son who was alive. there have been a lot

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carl? >> two things. first, that robertueller -- the special counsel, is looking at the conduct of president donald trump, members of his family, especially jared kushner, also his closest campaign aides in terms of their dealings with russia, ethnorussians during the campaign before, and in business. there is a much larger context that now informs the whole investigation, and that is the conclusion in the american intelligence community under donald trump -- not under obama -- that now is certain that the russians were very, very effective in undermining the campaign of hillary clinton in specifically helping donald trump. and we keep hearing the word collusion, which is not a legal term. what mueller is focused on is something quite different than the simple idea of collusion. it is whether or not donald trump and those in his campaign, and perhaps his family and business associates, knew that the russians were trying to help his campaign. and if they knew that, why didn't they blow the whistle on the russians? did they t

. >> reporter: 75-year-old carl cole, a life spent on the water showing his 16-year-old grandson, robert, the southwest wharf. a $2 billion project in a city busy reclaiming its waterfront. the new river sea wall is more than five feet higher than some of the old ones from the 1960s. >> you'll see that that's much, much higher. and that, i think, would survive probably a 500-year flood plane, if not higher. >> reporter: from the ever-present sandbags around some metro stops to massive flooding at some of the city's most iconic buildings, nbc4 has detailed how local, state prepare for major flooding and have more to do. >> i expect in the next five to ten years we're going to see a massive effort. >> reporter: this man from the national capital planning commission details how even some storm water can flood low parts of the nation's capital. at the blue plain, the largest water treatment plant, a series of sea walls are being constructed to protect billions in clean water machinery. back on east potomac park, water retainly laps over fencing and walkways that should have been built four f

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robert mueller special investigation into trump and russia, it's been reported by us that the schneiderman office has on its radar the potential corruption case involving trump administration adviser carlhn, and now other states are suing daca, save the d.r.e.a.m.ers who the trump administration now wants to deport. if you have not yet read about that lawsuit or seen that today, you will find the reasoning of that lawsuit very, very interesting. joining us for the interview is eric schneiderman. i know you're very busy, so appreciate your time tonight. >> glad to be here. >> let me ask you the reasoning behind the daca lawsuit today. when i was reading it today, i felt like, in some ways, you're making a similar argument to the successful case against trump's muslim ban. it's a personal argument. you're basically arguing that trump is repealing daca because he's motivated by prejudice, he's motivated by racial and other improper animus toward these young immigrants. >> it's a provocative argument, but argued successfully by our coalition of attorneys general in a coalition that sued today. i sued along with 15 other attorneys general all over the country. it's constitutional law that y

robert in new york, republican. what you think about this agreement between the president and democrats? caller: i think it is a normal process. i want to piggyback on what carl said. that after the election and the concerns of the people who didn't support president trump -- seeing the lack of discussion about the debt for this country and the control of the debt for the future, i was talking to colleagues at work, it is interesting -- is there really such a thing as a debt? is this all make-believe? the republicans aren't complaining about it, the democrats aren't. maybe this is superficial subject where there is no such thing as money. you believe, if that, and as a republican, what do you think about your republican president raising the debt ceiling? caller: he has no choice. we do it every year, why would this year they different? host: so you think this is how washington works, no big deal? my point -- maybe they know that money is just a piece of paper that you print, and someday we will just erase the chalkboard. host: we will go back to dover, delaware, independent. are you there? caller: i think that trump has learned how to play politics. he's sta

carl quintanilla with john ford, sara eisen henry joins us this morning, business insider, founder, editor in chief. >> great to be here. >> first up, political pressure on big techs, from are reports robertocus on facebook, twitter, and other social media companies for the roles they played in the election and considering calling executives from the companies to testify on the hill. now cnn's jeff zucker calls on the public to call social media companies accountable, speaking at the women in the world canada summit he says it is outrageous that facebook will be not more transparent about the advertising they took from russia facebook's behavior has not been transparent and this is a huge issue. of course, follows ben smith's long piece yesterday, guys, in "buzz feed," basically arguing the tides are rapidly turning and for some of these companies, henry, they are going to be caught in a vice between the left and the right you agree? >> oh, absolutely. i think the last couple of years really are the years that silicon valley idealism has collided with the real world, and there are two issues one is the media issue facebook, google

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