and there has been a drip, drip, drip of information.an internal flight, it was highjacked, we understand that there was at least one person on board who was organizing, running that highjack effort and there is also one other unconfirmed report saying that that person had some sort of explosive device on board. the news being confirmed by the egyptian civil aviation authorities saying their plane was highjacked while flying from alex own tree a to cairo. it was a statement from the egyptian aviation saying 55 passengers on board, there is another report saying there are 80 odd people on board. seven crew. and there was this drip, drip of information, these cypriot foreign minister and the secretary general saying the highjacker had indicated intention to free a certain number of passengers. and also the foreign ministry also telling french television, i understand, that the highjacker is yet to make demands. we'll stay with these pictures and go back to the free-lance journalist of the just get us right up to date. what's the very lates

when this drip, drip, drip effects happens over the next eight months, they haven't appointed anyoner can't give a justifiable reason. you think those polling numbers are bad now. the brinksmanship politics are going to start to cave when those numbers get worse and you start to talk about not only the potential loss of the senate but of the house of representatives. the unthinkable could be on the brink. >> and when you have 4-4 decisions that leave in place decisions they don't like on things like abortion or contraception. >> there are consequences because there are cases which will not be decided, perhaps, because they may say we're not going to hear this. or a 4-4 decision leaves certain things in place. so there will be consequences which people can point to. so this is a high-risk game by the republicans and i'm not sure they'll want to play that risk. >> last word, perry. do republicans understand that that too is a risk. there could be decisions that they then have to go back home to their constituents in their state and say we couldn't get this abortion decision or this con

. >> and there you are, dripping with guilt, but drawing your paycheck. >> reporter: i asked the governor about calls for them resign. governor synder, will you resign? no answer, but synder not the only one under fire. >> do i think the system failed? yes. >> reporter: republicans blaming epa administrator for being slow to act. >> i'm not trying to shift responsibility. >> yes, you have. >> reporter: afterwards? who is to blame? >> who is to blame for what?

a few drips out there.ing a lone shower between 101 and 280 but that's evaporated between san mateo and belmont but even that's winding down. santa rosa a half mile visibility. cloudy and 51. good morning livermore, 44 degrees currently. concord 46. san jose 49 degrees. clouds this morning. an isolated shower is possible. highs this afternoon under partly sunny skies. not that different from yesterday's cloudy conditions. vallejo 63. concord 64. fremont your high 63. let's get to you work on time. here's gianna with traffic. >> we are getting word of a serious accident. just coming into the traffic center from chp northbound 880, right at market. we are hearing of an accident involving a big rig and possibly a pedestrian. details just coming in. north 880 at market two right lanes shut down with an injury accident. traffic alert through dixon on headrick three lanes shut down. westbound lanes are open. you can see in our sensors you have delays there in both directions. this is the noncommute direction that

. >> and there you are, dripping with guilt, but drawing your paycheck. >> reporter: i asked the governor about calls for them

>> i agree with judy, this is definitely, a drip, drip, drip, nightmare not so much if you look at numbers, us in the political class, those who live off the next scandal and breathe off next scandal we care about hillary clinton's email. all the numbers show, every single exit poll, every single person who registered to vote for hillary clinton shows voters care less about emails, benghazi and transcripts. melissa: hang on. do they care more about the fbi interviewing her? when it get to the point fbi brings her in and somebody on her staff get indicted for this, they don't care, they don't care? >> no, i'll tell you why. she spent 13 hours, almost 13 hours on capitol hill, yet still voters in tennessee, arkansas, texas -- melissa: that is not indictment fbi. rich, hang on. in fairness, that is a political committee and it is easier to point at them say this is political witch-hunt. when the person on the other side of the questioning is politician. when you have the fbi coming in and interviewing folks, giving them immunity and possibly handing out an indictment, you don't think that's o

the sort of drip, drip, drips, don't hurt her anymore with democrats. but if you get something from the fbi or some actual indictment or some charge that's thrown her way, that's official, that's from the government, that then could change things. i think it's overshadowed. >> chuck, we appreciate the preview and we'll see you in a little bit. >> good stuff. you won't want to miss it. >>> stick around for meet the press. chuck todd at 10:30 right after "today in new york." >>> on the west coast, a powerful el nino system is lashing california. strong winds and severe flooding in northern california. she was trapped in a car submerged in water 6 feet deep. the drenching rain is expected to continue falling into monday morning. >>> pope francis is denouncing the brutal killings of four nuns at a retirement home in yemen. martyrs and victims of indifference. the nuns were among 16 people killed friday when gunmen stormed the home run by mother teresa's missionary charity. >>> as the tv series that people versus o.v. simpson reopens the court of public opin

. >> starting with this, we haven't been hearing the drip drip drip over hillary clinton's e-mail controversyport in "the washington post," that maybe there's some wrongdoing, but that what the official said. how may this slow her momentum, especially after super tuesday? >> the e-mail controversy is really been the dog that's followed hillary clinton around her entire campaign. she continues to get questions about it from the media. and continues to up her untrustworthy poll numbers which are very high for the front-runner of the democratic nomination. so you're going to see with this immunity deal for her former i.t. staffer -- top i.t. staffer just continued questions about that. and that's never good for the clinton campaign. she wants to get past this e-mail controversy. she's never been able to leave it behind her. >> yeah. especially with those reports saying it's likely that the fbi may be interviewing her in the months to come. crucial months that when it comes to campaigning. let's turn to the gop now especially with their debate tonight. but you also have mitt romney back in the ne

drip, drip thing.now donald trump is going to go at this. he already did last night in his speech talking about he doesn't even know if she'll be eligible to run. what we do know is that bernie sanders so far at least hasn't really wanted to touch the idea of the damn e-mails. maybe he starts to go there. this is the cloud that has always been over hillary clinton's campaign and makes some democrats nervous but so far hasn't been enough to tip voters over to sanders side. >> some democrats nervous and republicans lethal. >> this is the tip of the iceberg for donald trump. the e-mails are going to be tame. he's going to throw everything at her to going back to lewinsky and clinton administration and everything. and he'll continue on this. but he's going to add to it. >> it will be tricky for her to respond. you see the republicans have this trouble. you get down in the dirt with him as marco rubio has, you lose some of your stature. that's not a place she's comfortable. she's at her best when she's talk

because we can be quiet for a bit. >> let's drip for a second. >> stephen: let's drip for a second. >closing with a bit called "skeleton hands", and if you don't mind, i'm just going to-- ( laughter ) thank you. so i have been closing with this bit on the road, standup, and it's called skeleton hands, and i was wondering if you wanted to do it with me. >> stephen: sure. i was told you had skeleton hands and i'm quiet during it? i close my eyes? >> you close your eyes and look towards america, all right. >> stephen: again, i have no idea what's going to happen. tell my wife i love her. ( laughter ) >> this would be so weird if this is the way you died. >> stephen: yep. got a lot of egg on me. we'll try it like this. okay. close your eyes. now open them, and just trust me, stephen. >> stephen: open my eyes? yeah. ( laughter ) stephen, this is one of the greatest moments of my life. i want you to know that. i-- ( laughter ) i guess in some case this really validates me as a comedian. god, look at this... ( laughter ) the 21st annual critics choice awards sunday on a&e and lifetime! t. j.

another drip in the ongoing drip, drip, drip over her e-mails.hington post" report that details the extent some of her aides were warned against using a private server and an "l.a. times" report that suggests the fbi investigation is moving to a new phase, prosecutors are seeking interviews with some of her former and closest aitds. the clinton campaign not confirming that report. one top official with her campaign telling me this, quote, we have always said that hrc would encourage anyone contacted to cooperate fully, as she did when she personally offered to meet with doj officials last august. she remains willing to answer any questions, to help them complete their work. now, the takeaway here, jose, may just be that this investigation is nearing its completion. we anticipate that secretary clinton would be interviewed as well, and once that happens, the investigation would likely be finished. the "l.a. times" pointing to the fact there's. no indication, and in fact, a number of sources believe this is not going to turn into a prosecution or a

>> let's face it i he mean, the drip, drip, drip on the emails has really eroded trust, regardless ofgnificance. >> is that her fault or state department? >> look, it's the system. i mean, you know, and also there is some lingering questions about the practice of using a private email when you are secretary of state. however, the larger issue -- i don't think that it's -- i think it undermines her trust standing but i don't think it's going to be enough to off set the toward gaining the nomination. >> someone trustworthy. you keep saying and then everyone is going to believe it? >> it becomes a self-fulfilling prophecy. however, the issue of libya, for example, i think she is very vurem on that. she hasn't been pressed by bernie sanders, i don't know. >> what way is she vulnerable. >> we should have never gone into libya. it was a major catastrophe. >> that's not trustworthy that's policy. >> if you make a decision to send somebody into war that's a decision it shouldn't have happened. >> that's policy. >> policy filters in to trust. for example, u.s. went to war against iraq, serious

. >> it's a pause from the drip, drip, drip. >> right.nd for her, it came across as a day at the office. although i think it will come back and we'll hear more about it, it's not going away, i think most people feel she's dealt with it, move on. >> you mentioned whether the cuba policy goes back to how you believe in capitalism. that raises the question. what if you believe in socialism, which is an issue in this democratic primary. we'll hear from all of you a little bit more. i suspect he might disagree with some of what you said. >> just a little bit. >> what we're going to do is sneak in a little break here, political coverage will continue. we have the four presidential candidates all picking up wins tonight, putting delegates on the board, clinton, cruz, sanders and donald trump. meanwhile, we are following, as we've been saying, the terror attack in belgium. we'll speak live to an american who sheltered in place for hours right after the attacks occurred. more live coverage straight ahead. >>> it is after 3:00 a.m. here on the east

then a hurricane came, devastation reigned and our man saw his future drip dripping down the drain putple and that did it to his brain, he rote his first refrain, a testament to his pain the word got around and they said this kid is insane get your education, don't forget from whence you came and the world is going to know your name what is your name, man? alexander hamilton, his name is alexander hamilton ♪ [laughter] ♪ there are a million things he hasn't done but just you wait, just you wait when he was 10 his father split, alex and his mother bed ridden alex got better but his mother went quick moved in with a cousin, the cousin committed suicide, left him with nothing but ruined pride, something new inside alex, you got to fend for yourself he started retreating and reading everything on the shelf there would have been nothing left to do for someone less astute he would've been dead or destitute without a cent of restitution started working for his late mother's landlord trading rum and sugarcane in and all the things he can't afford scanning for every book he can get his hands on

, drip, drip -- >> he was loyal and that's what the american people respect. he was driven off message by this but nonetheless, where every other politician would have dropped their operative, he was loyal to him. if any one of us on this stage had a close family member or close person, would you go to that person and you would ask them did do you this? he asked the secret service, he asked corey lewandowski, they said, no, he didn't do this and he stood up for the guy and he was loyal to him from day one. i respect that. he put loyalty before politics. >> -- told the "daily beast" today that he has -- >> we go dzhokhar tsarnaev the benefit of innocent before proven guilty. >> you're calling him a terrorist? >> i don't want to cut you off. we have to go to a break. we'll continue this conversation on the other side. >>> john kasich, ted cruz, >>> john kasich, ted cruz, donald trump taking questions from voters at town hall tonight in milwaukee. back with me now is my political dream team. david, you wanted to say about corey lewandowski. >> this is not about t

even a few drips if you are driving to work today, but decreasing showers and decreasing cloud covertomorrow afternoon. that it will be pleasant outside tomorrow and that it will be on the cooler side of average, showers overnight tonight. and that it will be a coolish tuesday. with an isolated morning shower. and that it will be warmer weather starting and lasting into your easter weekend. fremont tomorrow 63, breezy. san rafael 62. san jose 64. close to 70 on wednesday as we'll get there on thursday, friday, saturday, we'll be staying dry through sunday and with the highs in the 60s on easter. that's your kpix 5 forecast. >>> still to come a family trip to see the easter bunny goes down the rabbit hole. what sparked this brawl and at a mall. >>> coming up on the late show with stephen colbert, comedian chelsea handler and the luminers. ♪ discover every way to easter at target. get a $10 target gift card when you spend $50 on groceries. see store for coupon. (vo) making the most out of every mile. that's why i got a subaru impreza. love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. she showe

. >> walked through a mess, a load of stuff, glass, smoke, water dripping from the ceiling. we had to walk through puddles and we were evacuated. >> reporter: a shore short time later explosions were reported at a metro train station in brussels. the coordinated attacks happened days after at high- profile arrest of salah abdeslam in brussels. >> there is no doubt this is a sophisticated attack and paralyzing yet again a major western capital. >> reporter: abdeslam a prime suspect in the deadly terror attacks in paris had been on the run since november. don champion, cbs news. >> authorities fear that abdeslam could be planning another attack. they are looking for two men believed to be his accomplices. >>> as for safety measures at american airports we turn to jackie ward who joins us live at sfo and jackie, how is security looking at sfo in light of what's happened in brussels overnight? >> reporter: sfo has not heightened security. if you are going to europe, there's no heightened security on this end of things. it may be a different story in europe. so today, the tsa so

is it the drip, drip, drip of her e-mail server controversy? the aide that set up that serve are has just been granted immunity to cooperate with the fbi investigation. >>> plus pyongyang firing six short-range projectiles off the north korean coast. is kim jong-un inching closer and closer to firing a nuclear device at another country? >>> mitt is tough, he's smart, he's sharp. he's not going to allow bad things to continue to happen to this country that we all love. so governor romney, go out and get 'em. you can do it. >> it seems like a long time ago. welcome to "the lead." i'm jake tapper. that was a clip from 2012 when the republican party felt like it was in the middle of a divisive primary fight. it was not compared to 2016. the republican party seems to be in the middle of a civil war, so divisive it could fracture the gop forever. >> he's playing the members of the american public for suckers. he gets a free ride to the white house and all we get is a lousy hat. >> mitt romney, the last republican presidential nominee, all but endorse

. >> walked through a mess, a load of stuff, glass, smoke, water dripping from the ceiling. we had to walk through puddles and we were evacuated. >> reporter: a short time later explosions were reported at a metro train station in brussels. belgium's prime minister said what the country feared the most had happened. the attacks which appear to be coordinated, happened days after the high-profile arrest of terror suspect salah abdeslam in brussels. >> this particular attack i believe was something that they had in train, something they had worked out, that they accelerated given the arrest of salah abdeslam last friday. he was probably aware of this. they were probably concerned that he was going to talk to authorities. and they moved this up. >> reporter: >> reporter: abdeslam a prime suspect in the deadly terror attacks in paris had been on the run since november. don champion, cbs news. ro. >> we turn to kpix 5's jackie ward live at sfo. what's the security like right now there? >> reporter: here at sfo international terminal actually the same as it is every other day. the

>> he's been embroiled in this flint controversy and just a drip, drip, drip of bad news for him. how much his staffers knew. how much he didn't know. so, he's just been caught up in that and saying he's not going to endorse anybody. he's been too busy. i'm not sure if candidates really want his endorsement. that would be an optic that i can't imagine any candidate would want. >> the flint water crisis has been a big issue on the democratic side. we've heard it come up over and over again in debates sometimes brought up by the candidates themselves. has it become an issue when republicans are campaigning here? >> not very much. when they're directly asked about it they'll say, oh, it's a tragedy. it should have never happened and a failure of government at all levels. local, state and federal. but they've also said that they think the governor schneider who has been handling it fairly well. and that he's taken responsibility for it. he is trying to get money to flint. the legislature has approved about $65 million so far and there is going to be more coming. >> a recall petition t

. >> preparing for this weekend's democratic debate and it comes as the drip, drip, drip over e-mails won't let up. hillary clinton celebrating her strong super tuesday. >> yesterday was super tuesday tonight is superwednesday. >> reporter: with a star studded fundraiser. katy perry, elton john and more. a new spot light on her use of a private e-mail server. granting -- he helped set up the private server clinton housed at her home when she was secretary of state. last september called in front of a congressional panel he refusing to answer any questions. a clinton spokesman says the campaign is pleased pagliano is cooperating. >> i have started on hillary yet. >> reporter: political opponent donald trump is already vowing to play the e-mail card if they face off in november. >> i guarantee you one thing we will be talking about those e-mails every moment of every day. >> reporter: clinton has win taking aim at trump painting herself as a unifying. the "washington post" reporting the fbi could interview other clinton staffers about her e-mails. the campaign says they would welcome th

another drip, drip, drip. it comes in two forms really today. an article in the "washington post" which details the extent to which her top aides were warned about the potential problems of using a private server. and then an "l.a. times" report which says the fbi investigation is now entering a new phase. prosecutors are likely going to interview some of her former top aides in the near future. i spoke to a clinton campaign official who says, look, secretary clinton has also encouraged her staffers to cooperate with this investigation. she, of course, will do the same. it's widely anticipated she will eventually be interviewed. now, the bottom line here, this suggests that the investigation could be nearing its completion. the clinton campaign says it welcomes that. they don't think that this is going to turn up any wrongdoing, and a number of sources, according to the "l.a. times" have indicated likely there won't be any prosecutions. still, this continues to be fodder for her challengers, particularly her gop competitors and donald trump, who

but, i think we get the drip, drip, drip strategy. it could really hurt him, and they're doubling down on this. i mean they're saying right now, i just saw some people out there saying you can sue us if this isn't true. i don't think this is going away yet. and if it doesn't, that could really hurt cruz more than any other candidate, because he has been claiming the moral high ground and that's so much of who his character is. and that could really hurt him. so we haven't seen the last of this, i'm sure. >> in other words you think he should file lawsuits and deal with it later? or because it could become a campaign distraction one way or the other. but it would be better in your mind as someone who deals with the general public and understands the psyche of the would-be voter for cruz to go after them, attack them as if this was categorically false instead of just saying it? >> i don't think it's going to go away. so he's got to do something to set the record straight. i -- i mean, if he said a lawsuit yes it's going to be a long-ter

. >> smoke, water dripping from the ceiling. we had to walk through puddles >> only when they brought us back to the main building for the evacuation, we could see the building. the access to the train lifts and the stairs of the airport. >> now there are at least three americans injured. mormon church officials say three are missionaries from the church of the latter day saints. >> good afternoon, perry. >> reporter: well, good afternoon to you, john. for some this traj gedy in belgium certainly hits close to home. happening with jean francois. he immediately called his parents who were headed on vacation. he was relieved to find out their flight is scheduled for tomorrow, not today. they are safe at home and not at the airport at the time. now concerned for his friends who still live in belgium. some have posted on facebook easing those concerns. he says he's been to the airport in brussels dozens of times in his life, including a trip home a couple of months ago and he always felt safe. >> obviously it could happen in paris, london and spain. not totally unexpected but shocking tha

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the clinton campaign is glad to get the drip, drip, drip behind them, but this is not over, norah. there are still fbi investigations and a federal judge is calling on some of her aides to testify about why that was sets up. >> thank you. anthony is here. >> she starts today with the delegate lead over bernie sanders and she's got the lead in the polls. big states tonight in is georgia, in virginia, and in texas. bernie sanders just hasn't been able to make inroads there. so with 859 delegates at stake in 11 states, her lead could >> in turning to the rupp republicans, could trump sweep the board? >> he certainly could. this could be a make-or-break night for both rubio and cruz. watch for whether rubio and cruz have been able to change any minds about that and then the big state in play, texas. 155 delegates at stake, but even more important is the politics. it's cruz's home state. he needs to hold it. he'd leading in the polls, but if trump leads there, it kbould a knockout for cruz. >> thank you. cbs political director john dickerson is here along with peggy noonan. good morning

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but since details of the investigations into his possible involvement have been dripping out since last year, surveys of shown that his popularity has been steadily declining. this is a major blow to his reputation. he has a strong core of supporters that back can but they are fewer by the day. brent: his protege, the current president, she is under a lot of pressure right now. and this is certainly going to add to it, isn't it? >> absolutely. he remains an important power broker. this is one of those in recent days. they apparently signed a plea bargain and is offering testimony that appears to implicate the president in obstructing the investigations into petro brass. it could increase chances she be removed from power through impeachment or another case through the electoral court. brent: are we looking at an independent justice system working here? what about the workers party saying this is a witchhunt trying to destroy leftists? >> the workers party simultaneously praises corruption as a sign of institutional progress. they say the way that they have targeted figures show that the

. >> legal careful, when it comes out it will drip. that's perfect. put a cap on there. 17-year-old know bettero is working in the science lab with his organic chimp 33 -- chemistry pro -- playoff. he's still in high school. it's the challenges he overcomes to realize the dream of becoming a doctor. >> my plan is to be a pedestrianthon speedic surgeon, that's the ticket out of poverty for me. it not about the money, it's a job i would do even if it was minimum wage. it's my passion, i want to help people. that's my goal. >> you wouldn't know it from the rest of his family sleeps in a shelter, he stays with a family member to focus on his study. at one point he took two buses and a train to get to class. waking up at 4:00 a.m. and not returning home until after midnight. >> how hard he's trying, and the potential. it's a no-brainer. >> there's a reason he's passionate. he was important with cerebral palsy. he's been through countless surgerys. >> all the surgeries and what i've been through have added to the drive. >> the doctor saw a shining light. he

investigators say that it was so bad that alcohol was dripping through the floorboards and that for our halld 0.09 concentration. there was even violence between the fraternity president and an officer. the alleged host is charged with 110 counts of serving alcohol to minors. leon: a baltimore city police chief and two showing interaction between him and a young male. this video was taken at the school, showing the officer slapping the young man across the face and kicking him. dark conflict in reports tonight about whether the young man is a student at this school -- there are conflicting reports tonight about whether the young man is a student at the school. reports were that he was hospitalized for facial injuries and bruised ribs. the baltimore police are investigating. 7 on your side first warned about the dangers of exploding e-cigarettes, and it's happening closer to home. a man county police say was burned after a device exploded in his pocket. it happens when a device like this one comes into contact with metal objects in a pocket. anybody who uses these objects should be cauti

heavy rain so you could have ponding and this is going to continue for the next 30-45 minutes as it drips there along i-85 and areas just north, other than that, not much going on but these storms up in the mountains, expected to be here later tonight, could still carry severe weather. we remain under a slight risk here in central north carolina. the second of 5 categories and our biggest complete remains large hail. keel keep on eye on that and what's coming later, i'll have >>> a johnstown county family are desperate for answer and her family tells us they want the world to know what kind of person she was. >> i want to remember her, like when she was in my house and she was laughing and joking and said i'll see you later, i got to go see momma and she left, her. >> the mother of twin 3-years- old and an 8-year-old daughter and a devoted daughter herself. >> she loved her momma and she was always there for her, and her momma was always there for her. >> her mother is in se >> she's with her all of the time. >> as the mother grieves a family tries to cope with the murder, they ask, why.

. >> i walked through a mess, glass, smoke, water dripping we walked through puddles and we were evacuated. >> we saw smashed windows. we didn't get any information. reporter: authorities say there were two explosions at the argument. across town another attack, crews rushed in to try to save victims at a metro station where a balm killed at least 20 people and injured more than 100 others. >> it's a very sad thing. of course you worry about your closest people, but i mean, it's sad for anybody who is there. it could have been us. it could have been family. reporter: he's a belgium businessman who lived in central florida since 2002. despite the images from today he says he will keep a flight to brussels in a couple of weeks. what happened happened. they secured it. it will happen anywhere, so i am flying back to brussels. reporter: resolve in the aftermath of another world tragedy, he says the belgium people are standing strong. >> a friend of mine tweeted me and says i am staying in belgium. i love belgium. i love brussels. reporter: no flights are expected in or out of brussels airport

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. >> it was dripping. >> we'll all be dripping in sunshine all be it be chilly. >> chilly this morning. grab the jacket. here are temperatures at this hour. we are at 46 martinsburg and cumberland as well as winchester still hanging out at 49 in washington. 48 annapolis and 4 6 for baltimore and 49 quanitco. you factor in the winds. it's breezy and will remain breezy post of the day. feels like 39. feels 10 cold fer wash tone and 34 gaithersburg and 35 frederick and 34 baltimore. heavier coats as you head out the door and go to work. sat line and radar few c out there. remaining quiet. lots of sunshine as holly mentioned coming your way later this afternoon. 59 degrees for a high. cooler day today. sunny and cool. breezy at times. warm-up on the way throw. more details coming ur your way in ten minutes. that's a look at weather. time for a check of on time traffic. >> on time traffic brought to you by take oat a. >> 5:07 not on time on the outer loop. we're dealing with a crash taking out a few of the lanes. right lane getting by after the overpass coalsdale road heavier traffic than y

there's some water dripping and he was like, check under theplease. just tell me if you see it or if i'm crazy. he gets his girl down there peeking around under the sink, she's not seeing anything. there is a problem in it's not a leak, it's a squeak. >> look at the shower,s the the shower is covered in it. >> that's adorable. i saw the dog in the background the whole time. i really was concerned about their problem in is their dog. >> but all she can do is -- >> oh, my goodness. oh, my gosh. ed on helping him that she didn't even see. this is so sweet. there like, hey, notice me,me. i'm right here. i'm really cute. >> a brilliant move to put the puppy in the shower in case there are any n just wash it right down. i think she likes the dog. >> i think so so, too. >>> in the drive-through. >> you're nasty. >> on the next "right this minute." >>> and still to come, a prankster borrows an undercover cop can pull over his buddy. >> wow! >> see how things get hilarious when the fake traffic stop gets started., the precious moment when he takes nanny for a

pipes drip toxic oil in to the ground not far from communities.who live around here fear it's contaminating the ground water and making them sick. >> translator: the water we drink is right by an oil well. it contains the oil that comes from the wells that have been drilled around here. but we trust god and drink it. i think it causes diseases. if you smell the water that we drink, it's not suitable for humans. >> reporter: al jazeera contacted the government and oil company several times, but is still waiting for a response. meanwhile, despite their suspicions about the local water, the people have no alternative but to drink it. al jazeera, south sudan. >>> kim i don't think un has ordered north korea's armed force to his remain poised to launch a nuclear strike at any time. pyongyang state media also issued a warning that their long range rockets have the decision and capacity to hit key targets, quote, military escalation comes days after the u.n. security consul passed a resolution authorizes hard hitting sanction claiming it will president a