i was like, what's happening in fort hood? >> in addition fort hood has some of the highest murder, sexual harassment and sexual assault in the u.s. army. knowing that only made the family doubt the army officials more. nearly two months after vanessa disappeared, her family took a dramatic step. vanessa's mother said vanessa told her a secret. she said she had been sexually harassed by a superior. the family went public on telemundo. >> [ speaking in a global language ] >> finesses family was certain her disappearance was connected to sexual harassment. >> i don't know what they think gives them the right to harass my sister. >> they demanded investigators get to the bottom of it. >> they all have a grandma, sister, mother, daughter. would you like them to be sexually harassed? >> they revealed finesses secret in the hopes of solving a secret. what they did not realize was they just started a movement. one-family's tragedy unites a sea of strangers and more secrets spill out. coming up. outrage and then an outpouring. >> this

instead he named it fort liberty. and there's no more appropriate name for where the 82nd airborne is stationed than fort liberty. they're the nation's first response first, and they are the first to protect our freedom. so i think it's a smart move by the pentagon. it went through a commission. wasn't just one person making an arbitrary decision. and i'm really proud of that. and i hope that our soldiers and their families really appreciate the leadership shown by secretary austin and the men and women in the pentagon on this issue. >> well, thank you for being with us, good to see you again, even though it was through the screen. retired general wesley clark, a former presidential candidate. thank you again for being with us. >> thank you. >>> coming up, while trump continues to take shots at biden over his mental ability, questions arise about his own mental equity and acuity and whether his -- he's actually ready for the debate stage. we'll be right back. r the debate stage we'll rbeight back. thing dims my light

the eastern fort remained one of the last centers of organized defense.from reports that on june 29, the enemy, having turned to luftwafe pilots for help, began bombing ford at 8:00 am. 23 aerial bombs were dropped, one of them weighing 1800 kg. the report says that it hit the corner of the rampart, the ground in the city of brest shook from its explosion, and the russians became more accommodating. first, several women and children came out, and in the evening 389 people were captured, and there is a very interesting note in document, the major was not found. after the war, some of the defenders. they recalled that gavrilov allegedly shot himself, someone claimed that he blew himself up with a bunch of grenades, but he remained alive. pyotr gavrilov himself already told the writer sergei smirnov about this. he managed to escape from the port and, as he said, he himself took refuge in the capanium of the outer rampart at the kubrensky fortification. at night he could get to the bypass canal to get water, he ate oats, because there were stables there. and

fireworks lit up the fort collins sky.sort altogether. >> we've kicked -- we just kicked the door in, we're screaming for somebody. the upstairs is -- we're just calling for somebody to see if there's somebody in the apartment. >> reporter: oh, yes. there was someone in that building. and this much we can tell you. that someone is not travis forbes. "dateline" returns after the break. moderate—to— "dateline" returns after the break. and they can show off clearer skin and less itch with dupixent. the number one prescribed biologic by dermatologists and allergists, that helps heal your child's skin from within. serious allergic reactions can occur that can be severe. tell your doctor about new or worsening eye problems such as eye pain or vision changes, including blurred vision, joint aches and pain, or a parasitic infection. don't change or stop asthma medicines without talking to your doctor. ask your child's eczema specialist about dupixent. ( ♪♪ ) feel the power of osteo bi-flex®. taken every day, it's clinically shown

the stein that lived at fort collier, mr.sent the every month for stuff had taken from his property. file now at the national confederate civilians, they want the confecyde succeed but they don't want it to succeed necessarily at their own personal expense. and so as conderate s are coming and just taking their civilians are bothered.there was one confederate civilian wrote that these stragglers thesezx soldiers are more troublesome than the yankees because they go anywhere without fear. now as conflict wore on for union soldiers, those who once favored this policy conciliation that we talked about earlier in my remarks this morning, those perspectives began to harden. and the reason that they began to harden was of their encounters with people. as more and more union soldiers in particular had encounters, civilians. as they had more and more encounters with enslaved populations, they began to feel okay to do whatever they wanted to confederate civilians because of how brutally the slavery was. one of these individuals who wa

host: that was in fort wayne, indiana. fort payne, alabama. republican line. good morning.ler: i am disappointed in the guy from indiana. i am not a trumper, and i am appalled at the way peold trump. everything that happens is donald trump's fault. if it is raining it is donald trump's fault but that is not why i called. they just kind of upset me. the border was ok when donald trump was in office. biden is the one who has messed all of this up. and i will tell you why. first of all the guy or the congressman that you had on, he took up 15 minutes of our open forum. anyway, i will tell you what happens to me. and probably what will happen to other people in less alabama congressmen get a hold of this. in february, the second week of february i got a letter from alabama medicaid that they were not going to pay my medicare anymore. instead of them taking care of that immediately, it locked on until may. they took 500et my social secur. my rent is $524, just my rent, ok? i had signed paperwork so they would not do this. they would take one month medicare plus and then another

he went to fort dietrich and announced that we were down. asking them.e did it here fking anybody whether they would go along with it. he went out with this diplomatic passing. he got all the other nations in the world to sign weapons charter to agree stopping weapons. after the anthrax attacks i it was 342 page bill that nobody had read which passed because the anthrax attacks had shut down congress. anthrax was later to come from fort dietrich. it was later hussein. it passes the patriot act. two men were blockg patriot act the ones thateted for anthrax. with their opposition. the patriot congress. they had a provision o that nobody had written. any federal official who violated the convention. violat charter. thau arms race which is now all over the globe. we've had global cooperation to do what nixon did. the cooperati like this. [applause] this will never h rival as our enemy. be realistic about the state of world. benefiting our country. weannot go on pretending we cannot go on pretending that we are running the. american interests. america has bee

years. ago, cheerfully talking about how we would quickly build a tourist cluster and restore the fortwork we had ahead of us and what an incredible number of different problems, small, large, solvable, unsolvable, we would encounter at on my way, i would, of course, smile, probably a little less, but now i am happy to say that a lot was actually implemented, last year passed and passed between. people's naval forum, now it has changed its name, it is called the exhibition fleet, this year we are also waiting for it, the last year of the restoration of the forts, the last year, 5 years have passed since we started doing cranstatt, three forts that are, well probably the most iconic, yes, if we talk about the crankshare there, that’s generally the first fortification structure that he laid was the first in the world, so this is of course an incredible experience, the boat is standing. four catamarans were launched in a modified manner, which depart from the center of st. petersburg every 15 minutes and can take you to kranstadt without the traffic jams that everyone has heard about; in

after the destruction of the eastern fort, volodya was captured.th petya kotelnikov, they fled from the camp in bialopodlaska, then hid in the villages; in 1942, volodya kozmin was taken to forced labor in germany. after the war , he worked in the energy networks of the city of shakhty, rostov region. the last time he was in the fortress was in 2015, he died on january 2. 2021, and pyotr kotelnikov was drafted into the army after the war, a retired colonel, lived in brest for a long time, then moved to moscow with his wife, he passed away in april. the last defender, who was an employee at the start of the war garrison, reshat from mogilov, private 45th rifle regiment, radio operator. he was called up for service in the fall of 1940. on the eve of the war, his unit was on exercises, the conditions of these exercises were close to combat ones, and he returned from the exercises on june 20, and on june 21 he received leave to go to the city. june 21 is saturday, a day off, all the fighters were doing something, some were writing letters, some were sh

they build lots of forts. so anywhere you've been in texas with the name fort in the title, that's these guys, right, including our neighboring city to, the west fort worth. right. so what really kicks off the age of army exploration, you have this corps of trained guys. they were really good at science, really good at engineering. remember, i even talked about george washington as much as he was soldier. he was also a surveyor. these things kind of go hand in hand. well, thomas jefferson. and he as he's of coming up with the idea for west point and the idea for this train corps of engineers. also is talking to a little guy, no offense named napoleon about this. louisa can a territory that exists to the west of the limits of american expansion right to the west of the mississippi river. remember we'd had that proclamation line of 1763 and the americans very quickly been like, yeah, we're going past by this point. they reached the mississippi saint louis is becoming a prominent river town. remember that at end

in miami, more than a foot of rain fell in the last 24 hours, and fort lauderdale is declaring a stateemergency. they are telling people to stay off the roads. apartment buildings and homes became their own islands, surrounded by floodwaters. hundreds of flights across the state are delayed or canceled, strandig passengers. similar scenes along florida's gulf coast. emergency crews responding to drivers trapped in their cars. and that area could see more than 2 feet of rain in the days ahead. cbs miami's larry seward is in -- is near fort lauderdale, florida, where the rain shut down a section of the interstate. >> reporter: relentless storms pounded south florida today, dumping more than half a foot of rain from coast-to-coast on the already-waterlogged state. flash flood warnings were issued for parts of miami-dade and broward counties, where rainfall rates of several inches an hour submerged streets and snarled traffic. massive flooding causing a massive headache on interstate 95. officials shutting part of the highway after it became too dangerous. cars in hallandale beach had trou

. >> rogelio mora tagle reporta desde el aeropuerto de fort lauderdale. >> rogelio, ¿que tal?lover durante horas aqui en el sur de florida. >> nos encontramos, como bien lo decia, en el centro de la fort lauderdale, donde la actividad se ha visto practicamente detenida. >> la pista pareciera estar muy mojada y en algunos lugares incluso inundada. >> decenas de vuelos cancelados, decenas de vuelos retrasados, en realidad ha habido muy poca actividad porque el cielo no le da tregua al como les comentaba apenas de repente se abre una pequena ventana, despega un vuelo, pero pero te podria decir que la actividad ha estado practicamente suspendida. >> amanecieron bajo la ad advertencia de inundaciones en el estado de florida, desde tampa hasta miami. >> las intensas lluvias asombran a la dejando calles inundadas y provocando condiciones de alto riesgo en las carreteras. >> incluso una seccion de la autopista interestatal i-95 tuvo que ser cerrada en el condado broward las autoridades han advertido sobre los riesgos que acompanan a este sistema de t tormentas. >> si ve agua estancada

in memory of the tragic date for all russians ensemble of ancient russian music, guests of the fortugh the galleries on a tour, fort number one was open to visit not so long ago, earlier he was last night, a massive combined strike was carried out on energy infrastructure facilities in ukraine, which ensure the operation of military-industrial complex enterprises, as well as on warehouses of western aviation weapons . our ministry of defense reported this in a daily report. facilities in several regions came under attack, including in the lviv region in the kiev-controlled part of zaporozhye. explosions also occurred in lutsk, volyn region, vinnytsia and ivano-frankivsk regions. as reported genetic defense, everything. goals were achieved. the united states has limited the use of its weapons for attacks on russian territory. the washington post, citing its sources, writes that now the ussr can use american weapons no further than 100 km from the border. meanwhile, western media report that ukraine lacks the main thing, a sufficient number of soldiers. natalya goncharova will tell yo

the eastern approaches to nassau and fort nassau garden. the western approaches to nassau which was the capital of new providence. now events on the north american continent had weakened the island's defenses when its regiment of regulars was sent north to reinforce british forces fighting in america. governor montfort browne, who was the of new providence, established a 300 man militia force and he had one small schooner, the saint john for protection. now, hopkins tasked samuel with capturing both of these forts with 220 marines and 50 sailors. unfortunate fleet. the fleet was discovered before the raid and brown had most of the gunpowder shipped to eastern florida before the marines landed. regardless, nicholas, the marines in a successful raid and they captured both forts with 88 cannons, 15 mortars and an abundance of ordnance and of no, this exceeds the number of guns transported by henry knox from fort ticonderoga to washington outside of boston. it's just that they were a thousand miles south of boston, and knox arrived with his can

and they are charge of building a fort pulas local tre.ey're going. andheinvaluable amount of testiy for understanding, aiding the early american west, and especially how white this as spd time. it's really funny. how different was this education like at west point? the education they were ce was very well rounded. how different is that from like other sources? like in other military powers like england, france, that kind of. sure, yeah. so so there would have been officers schools in those countries, but they would have been very focused. remember, these■q■a military service from their that. so this is a self-selectg wanting to learn to be engineers rather than soldiers they have to rve five years when they get out, a lot of them leave. so they would've been offi trng and west point does train officers. you are commissioned as an officer coming out of west point but wbe lot focused on tactics andry uniquey american kind of thing. what was the reaction if you know some of the of like other countries to this new amen sy of mi=nlitary. they

and so we do programs out at fort colliercourse of the year.rick stein, who is a good friend, he's a memberf fort coc center as. am i. is back there with information about fort collier, about upcoming programs? if you'd their contact list? form back. and finally, years i think the l war institute has become somewhat of a family. i've gotten to know of you so very of sadness and joy. so one of our lome attendees 've decided to dedicate thise conference in his honor on thej. since the beginning of my career as a jelinek just celebrated their 50 year wedding anniversary so congratulations to. in the late sg.of 1862. lieutenant william wheeler the 13th new york light artillery could not believe his saw as the army of, which he was a part. general john c fremont's army was coursing of the shenandoah wheeler saw troops in, his army ral lewis division act veryru towards of the valley whout, regard to allegiance, whether they were pro confederate, pro-eu or enslaved. he thoexhibited throughout thate spring, 1862 went beyond the normal practices of an a

we're talking about 12 inches of rain in fort ordered over nine inches in miami, seven inches and forteyers. so just incredible amounts of rain. >> the two day total in fort dorms are this is even the one day total, but one day total in fort lauderdale we're 9.5 inches. >> is their eighth. what is day on record, period eighth. what is dei that they've ever had? and it is more than a month's worth of rain in just one day, the risk continues today, you've got that moderate level, three out of four risk for heavy rain from naples to fort lauderdale down into miami. we still have the stationary front that's kinda parked continue to bring some of that rain as we go through the day today, maybe tomorrow, trying to ease up some as we head towards the weekend. but i mean, yeah, look at that rain forecast still at least another four inches of rain possible for parts of south florida. obviously, they don't need any more rain, with all of that intense flooding that we've had the last two days, casey? >> yeah, really remarkable are at least a rough before us this morning, lisa, thank you very much

and they are charge of building a fort pulaski. they're in the local tree. so army officers, regardless of what they're doing, have this incredible impulse to be document sitting, recording and ut the places they're going. and therefore provide an for understanding, aiding the early am west, and especially how white americans thought about this as space and time. it's really funny. education like at west point? the education they were receiving was very well rou that from like other sources? like in other military powers sure, yeah. so so there would have been officers schools in those countrieut the remember, these are those countries also compel citizens. the united states doesn't so this is a self-selecting group probably to be engineers rather than soldiers they have to serve five years when they get of them leave. so they would've been officer training and west point does mmissioned as an officer coming out of west point but it would have been strategy. it's kind of a very uniqu what was the reaction if you know some of the of like other countries to th

myers south and east toward fort lauderdale and into miami.or accuweather. i'm justin popovic for abc news. >> coming up, the legal battle over an airbnb after the renters refused to leave. >> also added a potential payday for elon musk after tesla stockholders vote to restore his pay package. >> and later, the titanic admission from kate winslet about her most famous on scre you're not alone. rent is up, and every family outing costs an arm and a leg. well, we want to help. so when prices go up, we find new ways to go low. and now, we've lowered the price on hundreds of your favorite products. designing something beautiful is easy. designing something beautiful with great quality for a low price? that's a different story. it's why we're here. that's a promise. not a promo. news tonight with david muir than any other newscast. >> police near oakland, california are looking for at least three people who rammed their car into a liquor store, then rummaged through the inventory and took what they wanted. investigators say the same car was also li

we put them at fort dietrich and some of these other centers with bio weapons. that point we had the cartel posting that we had reached nuclear equivalency we could kill people with bio weapons cheaper. it was estimated at that time that we could kill the entire population of russia, the united states for about $0.29 a line using bio weapons. nixon surprise the world. he went to fort dietrich and announced that we were unilaterally shutting down. asking them. he did it here first without asking anybody whether they would go along with it. he went out with this diplomatic passing. he got all the other nations in the world to sign the bio weapons charter to agree stopping any kind of weapons. after the anthrax attacks in 2001 we passed the patriot act. it was 342 page bill that nobody had read which passed because the anthrax attacks had shut down congress. anthrax was later to have found to come from fort dietrich. it was later blamed on saddam hussein. it passes the patriot act. two men were blocking the patriot act the ones that were targeted for anthrax. with

here in the city of fort lauderdale and in neighboring hollywood that's on top of a more than a foot of rain that fell in fort lauderdale in the past 48 hours for a part of thursday afternoon, a flood warning was in effect for parts of broward county. now south of here in miami-dade county, the forecast was calling for the heaviest rain to move through the early part of thursday night some residents in both counties is spent the de try to dry out. there their homes and cars. governor ron desantis has declared a state of emergency in five counties, including miami dade and broward. now, once the rain clears and some of the flooding out here recedes while the forecast on friday is calling for more rain carlos suarez, cnn, fort lauderdale, florida wildfire continues to burn about 50 miles northwest of phoenix, arizona state officials close us highway 60 up to the rows. >> fire jumped the road, forcing beccuau patients in the area at least six buildings were destroyed. firefighters are working to put out the blaze, but wind and hot dry conditions continue to hamper their efforts. at last

it's too much. >> reporter: homeowners in this fort lauderdale neighborhood trying in vain to keep the water out of their homes. >> i just bought this house. >> reporter: marcus vitali has only lived here eight months. >> every half an hour or so, i got to go turn it back on to pump it out. so i'll be up all night dealing with that. >> reporter: the storms turning deadly in collier county. two people killed in a multi-vehicle accident. here where the streets are inundated, residents say they are preparing for it to get even worse tonight with another round of rain. let's go to the map from our weather team. a flash flood washing for parts of south florida, including fourth lauderdale. up to eight inches of additional rain possible over the next 24 hours, and the other concern in the east, the heat. temperatures in the 90s from atlanta to philly by friday afternoon. some records could be broken. and back here in hallandale beach, the ground so sch rated, it won't take much for more flooding. david? >> david: victor, thank you. you heard victor mention the heat moving into the east, the

and then you look at fort lauderdale, miami. brunt of it yesterday, a foot of rain in fort lauderdale over the last two days, nine inches in miami, more than seven inches in sarasota, the one day total in fort lauderdale of about 9.5 inches is more than a month's worth of rain ended is the wettest eighth wettest day on record, the thread continues as we go through the day to day, a moderate risk for flooding from naples to fort lauderdale as we continue with some of that heavy rain another four to eight inches is possible. casey all right. at least rafah for us this morning. alyssa. thank you very much all right. >> 25 minutes past the hour are five things you have to see this morning. violence in buenos aires, police clashing with anti-government protesters outside of argentinian argentina's congress senators were scheduled to debate a bill on government and economic reforms that have been proposed by the argentinian president a massive fire breaking out you will refinery in northern iraq at least one person was injured. the ca

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, that is, to organize a tourist program for visiting the forts, speed is not needed there, comfort iseeded there. systems responsible for passenger comfort, in particular climate control, are russian. the company has been replacing everything imported at the plant since the fifteenth year. the high-speed ones are currently powered by korean engines, while the pleasure ones are already powered by yaroslavl engines. important point, serial ships, the first catamarans are already carrying passengers, they go smoothly, without any vibration, uh, it turns out, uh, uh, glass, glass to the floor, people see everything, if necessary, people walking, go up to the second deck, take pictures from there, everything is on meteors you can’t do this, and it’s worth it, it’s twice as powerful, that is, if the meteor is up to two points, then it will work up to four points. in recent years, revenue has doubled. even africa is looking at ordering catamarans, but first of all , catamarans are needed here, where the fleet is outdated. therefore, we are considering them even in future construction both fo

that's why we launched■b tour where from phoenix to fort in las vegas i'm meeting with workers and employersa reality for all.t for those who do them. they also uplift an entire people and jobs in those communities who need them the most so to understand where we areen going, we have to reme we in 2020 and 2021 before president biden came into office, we were in the middle of a tremendous, huge disasters pandem covid was raging. there was no strategy to get it was at record levels so working people continu to to work putting themselves at great risk to doo the store, we didn't know if we would 2 be able to f toilet paper. we had become overly reliant on things that basic as surgical masks to semiconductor chips. so let's compare that tohere are today. the a gap in unemployment betwen white workers andino workers, white workers and black workers is the lowest it has■% ever been. we have more work to do but it shows we are intentional about investing in workers and intentional equity we can change things. the oer is the wages are up. they exceed the rate of inflation tore breathing room for wo

namely the defenders of the fortress core of these four islands, and already those who fought in the fortsred participants in the battles in and there very tragic stories, this is a separate topic of conversation, but in itself... here in the fortress core, he did not fight then in the forty-first year, so part of the truth, as always, yes, part is a little exaggerated, but well, it is believed that even major gavrilov, who accepted the last one , is officially recognized as the last defender of the brest fortress battle on july 23 , 1941, that is, a month after the start of the war, he was captured, then much later after the war he became a hero of the soviet union, and was buried in brest. yes from krasnodar, yes, but is it true that even in august before the arrival of both hitler and musaleni, the ruins were still being shot at, gavrilov, pyotr mikhailovich, we always say that this is the last of the famous heroes of the brest fortress, there are german documents already written on july 24-25 stating that on july 23 during the clearing. another sixth soldier was wounded, seven remains

rain in the past few days and it's not alone parts of the everglades had more than two feet of rain fortyers are seeing three straight days of daily rainfall records broken just this week are carlos suarez gives us a closer look at what's been happening more rain moved across parts of south florida thursday afternoon and into the 90s. in this one neighborhood near port everglades in broward county, the flooding did not recede the forecast called for another three to six inches of rain here in the city of fort lauderdale and in neighboring hollywood. that's on top of a more than a foot of rain that fell in fort lauderdale in the past 48 hours for a part of thursday afternoon, a flood warning was in effect for parts of broward county now south of here in miami-dade county, the forecast was calling for the heaviest rain to move through the early part of thursday night. some residents in both counties as spent a they trying to dry out their homes and cars. governor ron desantis has declared a state of emergency in five counties, including miami dade and broward. >> now how once the rain clea

tampa two to three, fort myers three to five. flooding will be a concern.g the tropics. we are into hurricane season and we have multiple disturbances along the gulf coast from houston to new orleans. fox weather.com will keep you posted. severe storms toward ohio valley and great lakes and watching florida. heat continues for the west spreading across the central u.s.. carley, we'll toss to you. >> carley: thank you. helping other heroes, this navy veteran and former mta officer is running across 50 states raising awareness for paws of war. they train service dogs for veterans. they are heading to alaska to complete their 28th marathon. john barnetin jos me to talk about his wonderful mission. this is fantastic. glad to see you sitting down. >> i do a lot of training five to 10 miles per day preparing for marathons across the country and go ing going national when h 50 states. >> carley: it continues international. you have been through tough times in your life, that brought you to where you are today, tell me about that. >> july 4, 2012, i was stabbed in

but the lessons remain relevant for today's military as we learned today in fort leavenworth.ravery and sacrifice of d-day. >> it was one of the most complex operations in history at that time. there was a naval component. there was an air component. there was airborne component. there was a deception operation. all of these things kind of come together to make d-day. >> reporter: fighting the germans was only a small piece of the puzzle. >> the rate at which we needed to put individuals from england across the channel onto the coast required immense effort, more than even the fighting that is going to be taking place. >> reporter: years of planning went into getting enough soldiers into france and food and weapons to beat back the nazi forces. even the weather had to be just right. >> it's a human problem, logistics, firepower, how do you apply all these at the exact time and place to get the desired effects. >> reporter: students watched a lure hour-long presentation. eisenhower oversaw the d-day invasion. >> if they had not succeeded at d-day, the outcome is almost unfathom

at the exposition of the defensive-eastern fort of the memorial complex brezskaya fortress, the heroessented the traveling exhibition union fortress. it is dedicated to the belarusian-russian heritage of defensive architecture and is organized jointly with the state museum of the smolensk fortress of the russian academy of architecture and construction sciences. the exhibition includes 25 tablets depicting modern and archival photographs, drawings, blueprints and military personnel of different eras. our common history, our heritage, our common contribution to development and, most importantly, to the defense of borders, homeland, fatherland, this is something that is always an important element in state policy. more than 500 fighters of student detachments opened the third labor semester, it all started with a youth march, fighters. commissioners of construction, pedagogical, service and other detachments marched in a column with banners. they depict the capital's facilities, in the construction of which student teams participated in different years. on the presentation of treasured w

so we are in fort lauderdale. that's an broward county where we are expecting more rain to move through this part of south florida throughout the day. now, we're in a neighborhood just north of fort lauderdale, hollywood international airport, where the folks out here are still dealing with this mass right here. it, has been incredibly difficult for some folks to get out of their homes and into their cars to go out to their jobs, to go out to school because of all of this water that you see right here. this is a result of some rain that has fallen across parts of south florida over the last 48 hours in the city of fort lauderdale alone. we're talking about more than a foot of rain that fell across this part of south florida. things were not a whole lot better down in miami-dade county, the cities of miami beach, as well as hallandale and evan toura. they are at this hour also dealing with some flood of some flooding there. now, over in southwest florida, the folks there have been drying out since about tuesday dan

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now, this judges of mexican heritage, i'm building a wall evan perez is outfront live in fort pierce, florida. ahead of that hearing tomorrow, and evan, that is important and a lot of hearings coming up here for cannon that could be extremely significant. what's going on? >> that's right there and we have three days of hearings beginning tomorrow. judge cannon has scheduled to listen to a number of issues, including one that's very unusual tomorrow where she's actually entertaining requests from from several outside groups. basically calling into question the legality of jack smith's appointment as a special counsel. the argument that trump has been making and is now being supported by these outside groups. is that because he wasn't a person who was approved by the senate. that the attorney general, merrick garland made a mistake and it's essentially exceeding his authority by appointing a jack smith as special counsel. now, this is an argument that has been made by others, including by hunter biden. a similar argument was made before two of the judges that are hearing different cases

throughout friday, cnn's carlos suarez is on the ground in fort lauderdale.arlos row, lot of water behind you there. i think that is a road or used to be. what are you saying? >> i will, sarah. good morning. so the good news at this hour is that much of the flooding across a south florida has receded. however, the bad news is more rain is in the forecast. now, we are in a neighborhood, it just north, of fort lauderdale, hollywood international airport where the flooding is still a concern. the folks, out here are still having a difficult time getting out of their homes. all of this really a result of what we have seen at the pass for 48 hours in the city of fort lauderdale alone more than a foot of rain fell across this part of broward county. it is a scene that we saw play out as well down in miami-dade county and the city of miami beach as well as adventurer and hollywood beach. now, over on the southwest coast of florida, the folks, they're the folks that live in fort myers and naples. they are still drying out after rainfall totals. there on tuesday and w

they want them to be showing their support fort for donald trump. and that's what we're told really happened that they were giving him the warm welcome that he very much expected and was hoping he would have he was predicting success for republicans across the board. he told folks in the room that many of them would be re-elected. let's talk to scott jennings to get some perspective scott, i really want to ask you about mitch mcconnell. you obviously worked for the senator, but there was something that i realized after he stopped talking, he said we have to get elected he made no mention of a huge issue, reproductive rights and abortion, despite the fact that there was this supreme court decision earlier today, what do you make of the fact that the president didn't actually bring up an issue that's in the headlines right now. >> well, it's not running on it. i mean, that's what joe biden is running on. i mean, when you're running a political campaign, you try to frame campaigns and the issues of the day around what you want to be talking about and t

judge brenda harbin forte, a former alameda county superior court judge, says it's even more critical for tao to gracefully step down given this open federal investigation. >> the fbi is never going to tell you you are or not a target of an investigation. they don't have to tell you that, judge harbin forte says tao is entitled to the presumption of innocence, acknowledging that the tao hasn't even been charged. >> but the judge believes this investigation will be a distraction, especially as city council has to tackle a historic budget deficit. the oakland chapter of the naacp issued a statement reading, in part oaklanders deserve a mayor who's not distracted fully committed and able to lead the city, experts say this current federal investigation could take months, if not longer, in oakland, anser hassan abc seven news. >> this is clearly an ongoing investigation, and we're going to stay on it. so stay with abc seven news to learn the latest about what's happening with the mayor and how it will affect the city of oakland. we'll continue to update abc seven news.com and the abc seven

. >> it was more than a foot drop bed tween fort lauderdale, and aventura. and they were stranded in the middle of the night to be sfwlrnlg and you can see that he relped frirmd. >> and the threat is not over for the sunshine state. not a lot of sunshine. a lot of rain coming down at this houfrmt 7 million people under flood watches, and if those hard hit areas trigger more floo. >> a diamond company just bought a movie chain. >> kate rogers is now joining us. >> hey, kate and zinhle, hotel prices fell in may, and that is an important indication that interest rates may drop later in the year. >>> and now, the first time a theater may own a chain after there was a ruling that there could not be a entertainment company owning a theater. but. >> he got a firsthand look of how a restaurant run, and according to the store, they sold out in a few more hour, and we will see how the kids like that one, guys. >> i hope they get waffle. >> and is it like a real counselor, like a chasm fshg fshg? >> yes. and kate rogers, we will look for more. >>> and now, a grandmothe

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the mayor of fort worth who is a prior democratic state senator. it was through that joint effort the experience and expertise and the passion that led us to champing those issues. in congress i continued that as well as other healthcare issues improving the health of the nation. the alarming trend of our greater mortality first came to my attention september 2018 and my copy of the green journal a journal of obstetrics and gynecology. the original research cited in the journal stated the maternal mortality rates increased in texas between 2011 and 2012. but a new study found a number of maternal deaths in texas in 2012 was actually cap a number of previously reported. in other words there was a mistake in the arithmetic. because of that the focus became on how things were counted on rather than how do we prevent these bad things from happening. the study was retracted. again the discussion came about the numbers not about the patient's parade that was unfortunate. i personally believe one maternal death is too many. it is important to capture thes

she made headlines at 89 years old, pledging to work from fort worth to washington, d.c.ourney 2.5 miles each day to symbolize the two and a half years black texans waited for the message of emancipation to reach them. >> there's a little old lady in tennis shoes was walking from fort worth to d.c. 1,400 miles, somebody would take notice. >> reporter: and they did. in 2021, the white house calling lee president joe biden making juneteenth a federal holiday. >> how did you feel? >> i don't know how to express it. i was awed. i was thankful. >> reporter: in may, lee was awarded the presidential medal of freedom. >> i'm struck by how much history lives on your walls but also in your stories. what do you ultimately want your legacy to be? >> that there was an old lady who tried to get it over to everybody that we are one people. >> and our thanks to zinhle essamuah for bringing us that tribute. >>> and coming up, congressional cliff hanger, the chair of the house freedom caucus in a too close to call race in virginia that's pitting him against the power of donald trump's endo