and more than likely many more nights to come. zane basra, b o g, a 0 lower kind of district send pakistan. mac mall harder is in the town of now share in northern park. stand with more on the floods there. you can see behind me and the river cob roland. it's extremely high, flawed according to some estimates that is 350000 cubic feet of water bossing through shed off. what is done over florida is buying the religious surrounding the river. most of the area now under water. however, the local administration was able to evacuate tens of thousands of people on our short notice to high ground saving their life dog. and also moving them to school and college that have been that job that didn't provide, can. now the big challenge of god says that these people have left all their belongings at home, all their value, but now waiting. if they will get any compensation from the government and waiting to be rendered, will be able to go home by the emergency not over the age of an up, not in the mountain boarding rain even now. so the threat of got that door watered from the not really floor down. and a low ly

took oakland police close to three hours to respond to multiple burglaries at a strip mall in little saigon district. >> shocked. >> reporter: not just mad at the thieves but mad at

took oakland police close to three hours to respond to multiple burglaries at a strip mall in little saigon district. >> shocked. >> reporter: not just mad at the thieves but mad at the police. >> i just want to know why they came like two hours later. >> reporter: he says the slow response sends an invitation to burglars to hit up all oakland businesses. >> police are not reliable, you know? like called them. they don't come. >> reporter: surveillance footage shows monday morning a group of people cut holes and entered most of the businesses from the roof. the first alarm went off at 4:32 a.m. the alarm company sent the notification to the oakland police. a police spokesperson says because they get so many alarm notifications, the alarm was on a low priority list. police say a cantonese speaker called 911 at 6:11 a.m. because of the language barrier officers thought the burglars had already left. so that call was also placed on a low priority list. surveillance footage shows the burglars ransacked seven businesses and left around 6:30. two hours after they first broke in. they took their time, even

took oakland police close to 3 hours to respond to multiple burglaries at a strip mall in oakland's little saigon district>> shocked. >> reporter: not just mad at the thieves but mad at the police. >> i just want to know why it became like two hours later. >> reporter: the restaurant owner says the slow response sends an invitation to burglars to hit up all oakland businesses. >> police are not really reliable, you know. like, called them. they don't come. >> reporter: surveillance footage shows monday morning a group of people cut holes and entered most of the businesses from the roof. the first alarm went off at 4:32 a.m. the alarm company sent the notification to the oakland police. a police spokesperson says because they get so many notifications, the alarm that came was placed on a low priority list. a cantonese speaker called 911 at 6:11 a.m. because of the language barrier, officers thought the burglars had already left. so that call was also placed on a low priority list. surveillance footage shows the burglars ransacked all seven businesses and left around 6:30. two hours after they first broke i

house committee chairs competing for the same seat in upstate york pat ryan defeated mall narrow in the 19th districtwin in a district believed to be a bellwether for november. we will see. the race became a referendum on abortion after the high courts will ruin there. now to florida, the november stage is set for two high profile races in florida. democratic congresswoman val demings will try to unseat republican marco rubio in the u.s. senate and governor ron desantis will defend his post against former republican governor current democratic congressman charlie crist. meantime, governor desantis is championing a string of huge wins over candidates he endorsed for top positions he endorsed for education across the state. correspondent aishah hasnie has that part of the story tonight from tampa. >> because of your energy and enthusiasm, we were able to win school board victories all across the state of florida. [cheers] >> a conservative wave in florida schools, 25 out of the 30 school board candidates backed by governor ron desantis won their election tuesday. conservatives ran on education over ind

alarm went after, it took police 3 hours to respond to multiple burglaries in a strip mall in the little saigon district>> shocked. kind of mad. >> reporter: not just mad at the thieves but also mad at the police. >> i just want to know why they came, like, 2 hours later. >> reporter: this restaurant owner says the slow response sends a message to baurglars to hit up all oakland businesses. >> police aren't reliable. call them, they don't come. >> reporter: surveillance footage shows monday morning a group of people cut holes and entered most of the businesses from the roof. the first alarm went off at 4:32 a.m. the alarm company sent the notification to the oakland police. a police spokesperson says because they get so many alarm notifications, the alarm from this laundry mat was placed on a low priority list. 911 was called at 6:11 a.m. because of the language barrier, officers thought the burglars had already left. that call was also placed on a low priority list. surveillance footage shows the burglars ransacked all seven businesses and left around 6:30, two hours after they first broke in. they too

been elected to congress in a special election from new york's 19 congressional district and defeats republican marc mall the democrats, swing state went from donald trump in 2016 and joe biden in 2020. steve sgro joins us in a minute. recasting the conversation due to abortion about that once-expected red wave this fall. >>> also from new york, chairman of the judiciary committee jerry nadler handedly defeated longtime congresswoman carolyn maloney after the powerful allies were forced to run for the same seat. down in florida, bets placed on charlie crist, challenging the state's current republican governor ron desantis, and former orlando police chief val demings trying to unseat republican marco rubio in the united states senate. good morning, welcome to "morning joe" this wednesday august 24th. i'm willie geist. with us, msnbc contributor mike barnicle, former aide to the george w. bush white house elise jordan, professor at princeton university eddie glaude jr. and sam stein and hugo, lowell, big developments with the fbi search of mar-a-lago including a new letter from the national archives reveal

yesterday at the mall of america just nine miles outside of minneapolis, random gunfire had panicked families scrambling. minneapolis is ground zero for minnesota's decline. the district is represented none other than ilhan omar. instead of fighting for the citizens to be safer, she's fighting to defund the already-depleted police force. now, finally, it turns out the community is sick of her antics. the star tribune and even uber lefty mayor jacob frey have now endorsed her primary opponent, a guy named don samuels. is another democrat really the answer? joining me now is jim schultz who is running to unseat another radical in the state, attorney general keith ellison. now, jim, you call ellison the political godfather of ilhan omar. why and when did this state go so radical? >> pretty recently, laura. great to be on with you. ellison was elected in 2006. she succeeded him. he's her political godfather. they embraced the radical deep on the police policies that led to the extraordinary violence you're talking about. >> laura: well, i was so saddened, because as you may know, i spent quite a bit of time in minnesota. every year, i've been going there for 15 years for

district in a small town called gender. why to the then got my parents had a plantation where we used to rear calls either at the malls like gold peaks, chicken, very huge plantations. and by then, they used to be farmers but to get to the effects of climate change, older crops, dray dodge due to knowing full, sometimes still a heavy rainfall that washed away all the curb. and also the rising temperatures that dried out all the streams and worlds we are, we used to collect the water to feed the livestock. my parents had to sell all the land we had so that they could get money. chiquita, for our food, a survival of fees, it gets worse and worse. every year hundreds of people died because of the sim fledglings to many families, lost their homes, and mine is one of them. i remember him when i had to miss me. my school because my parents were out of lenny and i had to see tom lake for 4 months. it was really very bread and from then i thought i could do something to change this whole situation. by that time i didn't know that the effects were rough isinglass, because of climate change. ah, ah ah, the radio is a love you. and y

district, it's democrat vs. republican to fill the seat vacated by antonio delgado, new york's new lieutenant governor. pat ryan making abortion rights the focus of his campaign. republican mark mallrow making a referendum on president biden. >> the communities, the families, the farmer, the small businesses of upstate new york, they are anxious and they are fearful about the price and the cost of living. everything from groceries to gas. >> to see right millions have had for millions of years ripped away has really been concerning and something that we have to stand up and i feel is important that we are very clear on. 19th ultimate swing district. republicans and democrats view it as really the best indication yet of what could come in november, particularly on the issue of abortion and whether or not it will galvanize democratic voters enough to stem the tied tideof a looming republican red wave. bret? >> bret: bryan llenas, thanks. new questions about the records and record-keeping practices at the trump florida compound mar-a-lago. a new report giving us an idea of how much classified material may be at play here. correspondent david spunt is at the justice department tonight

the mall of america, just nine miles outside of minneapolis, random gunfire had panicked families scrambling f to minneapolisnn is ground zero for minnesota's decline. and it's represented this districtother than ellen ohmar. th yes, insteader of fighting for to be safer, t she's fighting to defund the already depleted policeoy- force. i now,s finally, it turns out tht the community is sickck of her antics. the star tribune and even ugur c lefty mayor jacob frye have now endorsed her primary opponent, a guy named don samuels. but is another democrat reallyul the answer? joiningni me now is jim schultz is running to unseat another article in the state attorney general keith ellison. now,now, jim , you call ellison the political godfather of.n omar why and when did this state go so radical? >> well, it's pretty recently, laura , and it's great to be on with you. you know, keith ellison. preceded hunt omar in congress. he was elected in 2006. then she succeeded him and she very much is her political godfather. they're fully aligned on on the issues that embrace thesead radical deep on the policeen policies that havece led to that extraordinary violence that that you're talking about.en

district attorney will also charge him with attempted murder. so a lot to this case will send it back to you, dave. claudine thank you times 6 16, an entire strip malleighborhood hit by burglars, all in one night surveillance video at businesses at international plaza shows all seven stores being burglarized in just two hours. it's some of the stores. a suspect came in through the roof and others they broke the locks to get in one laundromat. had thousands of dollars in coins stolen from their machines. but other business owners say the missing money was not the worst part. the damage is more than the money that i took. this is just unexpected. you know, i'm just shocked. because who would ever expect this to happen? you know, and this is continuing every single week. you know, we never we never get a break. it's just constant. and some business owners wonder why it took oakland police so long to get there and respond. officers and a civilian technician did spend hours after the fact collecting statement and surveillance video . but surveillance video shows the robbers didn't seem to be in a hurry to leave, even when the alarms went off. an audit is

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