. >> there are some 950 fema personnel on the ground. we expect another 750, possibly more in the coming days. the coast guard continues to monitor the situation in the edwards says about 7,000 people are now staying in shelters and 40,000 homes have been damaged by the floods. $30million. that number seems low. >> going to probably rise. >> adjusted significantly! let's head over to vanessa murdock who's keeping an eye on the forecast for us in our area. >> looking beautiful out there right now, a little muggy. beyond that, skies are spectacular. let's check in with our weather watchers to see how things are going across the region. temperatures for most of us now in the low and mis so 84 as we look towards brooklyn. we're looking at 82 degrees. this reading from adele, she's reporting partly cloudy skies, and now let's look at some of these gorgeous photos. first, this one sent to us by adele, a beautiful shot of a sea gull and pristine blue skies, how about this one, it shows you the contrast between the stunning white of the clouds a

fema personnel sent to the state with more on the way. >>carrie: crews are making progress battling that wildfire in california. the bluecut fire is burning in san bernardino county , 22 percent contained this morning. miles since tuesday, destroying an unknown number of homes and forcing widespread evacuations. authorities blaming strong winds and basically the santa ana winds they get out there. dry brush which is also a problem and 100 degree temperatures that are essentially fueling the fire. >>juliet: parker.com will be shutting down last week. univision bought media for $135 million a couple days ago. six other sites were part of the deal including dead spin which will remain in gawker was ordered to pay okanogan $149 million in damages after a florida jury determined they invaded his privacy by posting sex tapes of him in 2012. univision declined on to comment on his decision to shut down. >>carrie: passengers can ride in a self driving car but they will not be riding alone. each one will have a human driver as a backup and another

at present there are some 950 fema personnel on the ground. we expect another 750, possibly more, in the coming days. we have helped by contributing cots, meals, blankets, water, and other things. our coast guard, which is also part of the department of homeland security is here on the job, immediately in the hours after the flooding began they engaged in search and rescue. the coast guard continues to monitor the situation in the rivers, monitor the water levels. the small business administration, which is a federal agency, is also here to help with small businesses. the red cross is also present and i have to say, for those of us who have toured the affected areas, this has been a reaffirmation in terms of our ability when a crisis happens to pull together at the federal, state, and local level, to help the public and to help individuals, to help the people that we are sworn to serve. i've been remarkably impressed not only by the spirit and faith, but also by the level of volunteerism that i see in this community and in this state. governor

jeh johnson said more than 900 fema personnel are there and hundreds more are expected. he and the governor urged those affected by flooding to apply for government assistance. more than 40-thousand homes were affected by the flooding and more than 30-thousand people have been rescued. at least 13 people have died. this mn have been lifted... after 82-thousand people were forced to evacuate because of the blue cut wildfire. that fire has burned nearly 36-thousand acres... or - roughly 56 square miles - since it broke out tuesday morning. more than 15-hundred firefighters have been called in to battle the blaze. as of yesterday- officials said the fire was now 22-percent contained. authorities say the fire has destroyed "a lot" of homes... but aren't giving any official numbers yet. around the world - it's a the image shows the devastating aftermath of the war in syria. this is omran - a young boy who was pulled from the rubble of a building... hit during an airstrike in aleppo. he appears to be four to five years old. he's dropped off in an ambulance by a rescue worker..

right now some 900 fema personnel are already on the ground. hundreds more expected. johnson also noted that the people of louisiana are already getting help. >> i've been a remarkably volunteers that i see in this community and in the state. >> and here at home, we've got some rain showers. just a little bit of it. not nearly what they are seeing in louisiana. i want to show you the latest satellite and radar from that flood stricken area. look what we see now. let's take a look at it now. still more rain showers. thunderstorms from new orleans. here's the major flooding moving downstream toward the golf. it's not nearly the steady rain they saw this week and last weekend. hit and miss thunderstorms dropping heavy rain. they just do not need it. more flooding all the way back toward dallas and houston. here is our live picture. much more tranquil here. high thin clouds, serous clouds floating overhead. those don't make raindrops. here's 80 degrees right now currently at brown stadium. excellent. let's slide on over. 82 degrees there. if you're coming downtown, 70s th

jeh johnson said more than 900 fema personnel are there and hundreds more are expected. he and the governor urged those affected by flooding to apply for government assistance. more than 40,000 homes were affected by the flooding and more than at least 13 people have died. check this out! a dust devil in oklahoma city! it briefly swirled near the runway at will rogers world airport. a dust devil - is a rotating column of air that kicks up dust and dirt as it moves. and even though it looks like a tornado -- the national weather service says dust devils usually form on hot, dry and clear days. ...sharing the same frustations-- but not the same reaction. the president of milwaukee's youth council-- speaking out to his peers-- and violence in milwaukee. beverly taylor has his perspective nat "i was like man, i have to say something. and then i was hearing about youth being out there.."like many of us, kalan haywood the second watched the images of the unrest in the sherman park neighborhood this past weekend. community feels it's being silenced. so, we need to work in the c

more than 900 fema personnel state with more on the way. >>juliet: hempstead woman facing charges of torturing animals. 56-year-old louise hanna left her two small dogs on the balcony of her apartment building in the blazing sun. there was no shade, also no way for them to get inside the apartment. one of the dogs died of heat exposure, the other taken to the town of hempstead animal shelter for treatment. hannah is doing court later today. the grieving parents of a jogger killed in queens says progress is being made in their daughter's murder investigation. bill bratton says the nypd is not close to an arrest. despite those comments, trials mother and father say please have strong leads and it could be a matter of days until an arrest was made. trina's body was found more than two weeks ago after going out for a run. police say she was sexually assaulted and strangled. >> we know that there is a family member of the killer that we need for them to come very quickly. >>carrie: karina's family has raised more than $250,000 with anyone leadin

he said more than 900 fema personnel are on the ground and he'll report back to president obama. the massive flooding is blamed for at least 13 deaths. >>> donald trump will tour the flood damage tomorrow. speaking at a rally today trump says his prayers go with those affected. now back to "hannity." >>> she is against the police. believe me. you know it and i know it and guess what, she knows it. >> donald trump earlier this week exposing hillary clinton and the things she's done and said against the police. well today the democratic nominee met with law enforcement officials in new york city city. while i was in wisconsin i spoke with donald trump, milwaukee county sheriff david clark, scott walker and former new york city mayor rudy giuliani about the unrest. take a look. >> i want to ask you this. you watch what has happened here. you heard the audio tapes, get the white people, let's get them. all of what's been unfolding here. but's also happened in baltimore, it's happened in ferguson. we've had a president that has rushed to judgment on these issues and without any due pr

since 2011 fema has trained 700,000 personnel including many from orlando to respond to active shooter situations. fema is honored to support sheriff demings, chief mina and the nation's first responders. i'm grateful for the opportunity to appear before you today and respond to any questions the subcommittee may have. >> we will get to questions after hearing from other witnesses. let me recognize and welcome sheriff demings, orange county sheriff. you are recognized. not sure if the mike is on. >> good morning, chairman mica, members of the committee. it is an honor and privilege for me to provide testimony today. let me begin by saying i wish we didn't have to provide testimony because there is no risk of a terror attack in orlando. sadly, we know that is no longer the case. i will be addressing the valuable projects funded in previous years by urban area security initiative grant program. our dhs and fema efforts to reassess the orlando kissimmee ms a and the need to strengthen security of central florida region from another terror attack like the polls nightclub incident, the cent

assistance as well in terms of repair of infrastructure, roads and schools. 950resent there are some fema personnel on the ground. we expect another 750, possibly more, in the coming days. we have helped by contributing cots, meals, blankets, water, and other things. our coast guard, which is also part of the department of homeland security is here on the job, immediately in the hours after the flooding began they engaged in search and rescue. the coast guard continues to monitor the situation in the rivers, monitor the water levels. the small business administration, which is a federal agency, is also here to help with small businesses. the red cross is also present and i have to say, for those of us who have toured the affected areas, this has been a reaffirmation in terms of our ability when a crisis happens to pull together at the federal, state, and local level, to help the public and to help individuals, to help the people that we are sworn to serve. i've been remarkably impressed not only by the spirit and faith, but also by the level of volunteerism that i see in this community and in this

. >> the federal emergency management agency or fema says it has 1,100 personnel on the ground working to establish temporary housing and walk victims through the process of starting over. more than 17,000 national flood insurance policy holders have filed claims, and they are the minority because state leaders say nearly 90% of those affected do not have that type of coverage. louisiana's governor asking for folks to remain patient, saying that the road to recovery is going to be a long and difficult one. that's the latest from the ground in louisiana, trish, back to you. trish: all right. thank you, casey steagall. turning back to the race of the white house. new problems for hillary clinton on her e-mail scandal. after another secretary of state denied the story, she reportedly told the fbi. clinton today in an effort to distract from her latest controversy attempting to keep the pressure on trump. fox news correspondent jennifer griffin has our report. >> leaks about hillary clinton's fbi interview in which she apparently told investigators that former secretary of state powell tol

since 2011 fema a string more than 700,000 personnel including many from orlando to respond to active shooter situations. fema is honored to support sheriff demings, chief mina and first responders through these programs. i am grateful for the opportunity to appear before you today about how to respond to any questions the subcommittee may have. >> thank you, everybody to questions after we've heard from the other witnesses. let me know recognize and welcome began sheriff demings, the orange county sheriff. you are recognized. >> i'm not sure if you might not -- mic is on. >> good morning, chairman mica and chairman desantis and members of the committee. it is indeed an honor and privilege for me to provide testimony today. let me begin by saying that i wish it did not have to provide testimony because there is no risk of a terror attack and orlando. but sadly we know that that is no longer the case. i will be addressing the valuable projects funded in previous years by the urban area security initiative, or uasi, grant program. our dhs and fema efforts to reassess the orlando-kissimm

fema, very often goes unreported, almost taken for granted. for example, last week in the completede, we just two different areas security operations in cleveland and philadelphia. 3000 dhs we had personnel from secret service, and number ford other components dedicated to the security of the republican national convention. our people along with the cleveland police dedicated themselves in a professional manner. likewise in philadelphia we had some 2600 of our personnel there dedicated to security of the democratic national convention. and our people performed terrifically as they always do. this effort was a year in the and people don't always appreciate the level of precision and professionalism that goes into correlating security at a large event both inside the convention site and citywide. there were houses of demonstrators in the city of philadelphia alone and philadelphia police department responded admirably, professionally to every event, every provocation. there were attempts by people with bolt cutters and other devices to actually penetrate gate video and across the system and have to start over again. it will be released public we today. i hope everybody will take a look at

fema, very often goes unreported, almost taken for granted. for example, last week in the week before, we just completed two different areas security operations in cleveland and philadelphia. cleveland we had 3000 dhs personnel from secret service, hsi, coast guard and number for other components dedicated to the security of the republican national convention. our people along with the cleveland police dedicated themselves in a professional manner. likewise in philadelphia we had some 2600 of our personnel there dedicated to security of the democratic national convention. and our people performed terrifically as they always do. this effort was a year in the planning and people don't always appreciate the level of precision and professionalism that goes into correlating security at a large event both inside the convention site and citywide. there were houses of demonstrators in the city of philadelphia alone and philadelphia police department responded admirably, professionally to every event, every provocation. there were attempts by people with bolt cutters and other devices to actually penetrate the gate video and across the system and we have to start over again. every day, there is somebody working hard