hfs 3:00 a.m. on tuesday when he struck here and when people woke up tuesday morning, the calls and social media posts came in. as police responded to nine calls on tuesday morning, officers tried to cover up what they could. and police are working to identify the man, but they are asking if you have any images on your phone or home surveillance cameras that you share it with police. any tips that come in can be anonymous. deanna durante, nbc 10 news. >>> despite everybody else, that sunshine and lower humidity. i'm sure you felt that. it's quite a change from yesterday. 81 degrees and lots of sunshine now. you had some high clouds. the average high is in the mid-80s. so temperatures are below average and are going to continue to go down. the high was 84 today. it's 81 at the airport now. 83 at penns port. and 1 in chestnut hill. it's actually going to get cooler over the next few days. see all the clouds in southern half of delaware and extreme south jersey. cape may county, a lot of sunshine else

they're going to need every bit hf that preparation. lester. >> joe fryer tonight for us. thank you. and as we mentioned, urgent evacuations are being carried out amed of hurricane harvey's landfall. a number of hospital patients have been moved including several newborns just days old who were air lifted out of the storm zone entirely. nbc medical correspondent dr. john torres is in corpus christi to tell us more about that. >> for quad loupe, dialysis is the difference between life and death. >> i have no kidneys. my kidneys are shot. >> so his last stop before evacuating was this dialysis center in corpus christi where machines do the work of his kidneys. >> so if all this shut down and you weren't able to get dialysis for days, that could be life-threatening. >> yes, could be. >> but with a threat from hurricane harvey. >> be safe, okay. >> these centers must close, leaving hundreds of patients at risk. >> we've handed out the patient emergency packets that has all their information so that way if they decide to evacuate, they can go to a dialysis center at another tow

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septa hf-ur delays on the west trenton line because of equipment problems. route 10 trolley is on the bus because of track work. norristown high speed line is back to normal, local and express running normally. temperatures are treating us great a lot of us in the 60s a couple of spots in the 50s, 67 in philadelphia. if you're heading out for an early run, a great morning to do it. 65 degrees by 7:00. 9:00 a.m. you can 71. even at noon, 78 degrees low humidity, these guys never seem to get anywhere, i hope you're getting a better workout than you're getting. conditions conducive afternoon. 74 by 10:00 a.m. 3:00 p.m., 82 degrees lots of sun and low humidity. if you're traveling out of town, all green aircraft no major delays. we're looking at showers and thunderstorms in the vicinity of dallas, texas. >> phillies continued their four game series with the marlins, they pulled off a win. they blanked the marlins 8-0. mer in 14 games. 7th they finish the series today at p. >>> lle they arrested a man who spray painted antisemitic messages at several locations. h

way to donate is by texting the word harvey that will add a $10 donation to your cell phone bill. 1 hf 8-55-199-give. we're going to have a comprehensive look on a special edition of abc's 2020. city under water, catastrophe in houston airs over on channel 7 tomorrow. averag >>> firefighters are concerned it can grow to over 5,000 acres. >>> and a santa rosa woman evacuated from harvey's path. she escaped with her wedding dress. her coast guard fiance stayed behind to >>> a fire near yosemite that happenedened just after noon is burning near fish camp just south of the park. evacuations and the closure of highway 41 were ordered as the fire rapidly grew towards the park. evacuees were directed to go through yosemite as flames reportedly surrounded portion of highway 41. three houses burnd and others were threatened. >> another wild fire is burning north of sacramento. we've seen images of homes burning because of this fire. cal fire said at least 60 structures. evacuations are in effect. it's burned 600eri h00 acres an have zero containment to report. >>> a soon to be bride was forced

a hfs are now up 7-3. hits a ball that ricochets off the back at first.ost run a's have scored all season and right now they lead 8-5 in the seventh. giants 40 giems back of the dodgers. bottom of the third, facing pitcher. solo shot to left field. same score in the sixth. the ball jumps off the bat of carlos. span is there to make the sliding catch. excellent range from span. jose is going to hit it where span can't catch it it. ball lands in the second deck of the western metal supply building. the loss guarantees their first losing season since 2013. >>> well, the u.s. open was busy pap day after rain delayed most of the action. 87 singles matches scheduled for today. we serve them up with maria sharapova. maria in the second round and her 59th ranked player from h g hungary in the tie breaker. 12 aces, took the second set with consistent strokes. maria's conditioning kicked in. and maria sharapova moved into round three with a three-set victory. for the men, nick cure yoes couldn't undergeshoulder problems and one of the most talented players, arguing

enskaktd -- two tisk guests tonight who are mere to tell you more about the history and importance hf these cases. paul clement who served as slis tore general during the bush 43 administration and he has argued more than 75 cases before the supreme court. paul, welcome. >> thanks. great to be here. >> ross is a legal historian and he is the author of a biography of a justice you'll be hearing about today. it's called juflt of shattered dreams. his home base is at the university of maryland. thank you for coming. >> well, i'm just going to have you make the case to the audience. why do the slaughterhouse cases matter. >> well, this case definitely belongs on any list of great landmark supreme court cases, and the reason that it is, as you suggested, the first opportunity of the supreme court has to interpret the 14th amendment. the and the reason that's so important is that the 14th amendment is what essentially takes the guarantees of the bill of rights eventually and con strains the actions of state governance. and if you think about the bill of rights, first ten amendments to the c

somebody threw him from thewn hf train. his wife went to the hiding spot somebody had already gotten there and cleaned out the evidence as well as the money she had left for her in the ten children who are left destitute. many have been raised by osageft families.childr another man, an oil man who is a friend of the osage and he went to washington, d.c. to get federal authorities to investigate these cases, given the local corruption. he got to a boarding house in the capital, he checked in and received a telegram from an associate in oklahoma that said be careful. the woman carried with him a bible and a pistol. that evening he left the boardinghouse, he was abducted and is some point somebodye wrapped a burlap sack around his head, his father next morning a culvert. have been beaten to death and staffed more than 20 times. the washington post said in the headlines that the osage had a long already knew, a conspiracy to kill rich indians. in 1923 after official death4 o, tolls within 24 osage, the tribal council issued a r

discussing efforts to work with manafort to coordinate information that could hurt hillary clinton hfs campaign. the "washington post" obtaining transcripts of the president's very tense phone calls with the leaders of mexico and australia soon after his inauguration. he asked the mexican president to stop publicly refusing to pay for the wall even though mr. trump doesn't expect mexico to pay. i have director leon panetta. first let's talk to our cnn justice correspondent pamela brown. what are you learning about this new grand jury in the russia investigation? >> we have learned special council has issued grand jury subpoenas related to the donald trump jr. meeting in trump tower. this is according to a person familiar with the matter and subpoenas seek both documents and testimony for people involved in that meeting. just to remind our viewers people involved in the meeting include at least eight people we know of. don jr., jared kushner. the subpoena shows special council probe is beginning to enter a new phase. of course, the probe was convened in may and so now robert mueller has

they did not, however, mention the president by name in any hf those statements. there are also those willing to throw out a full floated defense. this is what we're talking about. >> president trump is telling the american people the truth, and the elite media hates it and the left hates it, and he's going right at the heart of the big lie on the left. >> the president condemned the white supremacists and the kkk and the neo-nazis unequivocally. >> from everything i heard i don't have a problem with it. >> the former grand wizard kk is thanking the president for his honest sti and courage and alt-right leader richard spencer tells the atlantic he's proud of president trump. >> vice news interviewed one man who said they had no problem being violent. >> i say it's going to be really tough to top, but we're up to the challenge. >> why? i mean, someone died. >> i think that a lot more people are going to die before we're done here. >> i want to welcome msnbc political analyst hugh hugh wit. by the way, that guy we just heard from apparently police have a warrant out

to be a dangerous situation with about 40 inches of rain possible by the time we hit even thursday hfek. until we get a steering mechanism to move it along we won't get it moving very far at all. we're lacking at the storm. the track staying in the same general direction for the next few days ahead. the rain victoria getting inundated with rain in the next few days and houston, an area that is again the fourth largest city in the nation getting all this rain here. close to the amounts of rain that they get within one year by the time we hit thursday of this week. so, again, several days of rain. even looking at hurricane watches in that area. we're monitoring the situation and we'll have another update in the next half-hour. >> all right. thank you so much. administration nbc meteorologist. i want to bring in joe fryer. as you know so well the issue there is low lying area, city, and that's a concern when we talk about flooding that shanna was just telling us about. . >> can you guys hear me? hello. i'm here. joe fryer, can you hear me? this is richard louie. >> yeah, can you hear me?

abbott confirming that 54 hf those counties are under a sat emergency declaration. 18 counties are under a federal emergency declaration. that's where fema is setting upshot. there are 12,000 national guard members who have been activated. the governor just doing that earlier today. activating the entire texas national guard after first activating just a few thousand of them. and rescuesen it to be under way. here is the problem, though. in houston the weather is forecast to get worse before easing up. the flooding is going to get worse. so far at least two people have died as a result of the storm. torrential rains, though, still pounding houston h. 24 to 34 inches reportedly in and around the city. and it is far from over. the national weather service is calling for an additional 10 to 20 inches of rain over the next 72 hours. no let up. probably until thursday night. some areas could see a stunning 50 inches of rainfall by the end of the storm. the big concern today is the buffalo bayou in houston, which is a river that goes west to east across houston. here is the problem. not only i

corruption would have been as pervasive-- so if you want to continue, be responsible for the level hf the corruption there-- let me give you an example. many of these ioc's to the appointment of many of the leaders of these national oil companies. they have a very critical role to play, they limit the-- they assure the appointment of these guys. so where do you expect many of the appointees. an example, [inaudible] . and on the licenses, we had it like 25 years and exxonmobil director, he was there through the process of the oil man. you can be sure that he's not there to protect-- if you're not careful not going to get to the root of many of this. they thought when we are talking about corruption, those people that have been corrupt-- >> let's go to one there, one here. here. >> i have to two part question, i was curious how the crisis in nigeria and boca haram with an opportunity to corruption of other sectors. most notably the minister of defense. >> the one with glasses-- >> i want to ask you to speak to some of the financial institutions, wittingly or unwittingly some of the tran

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ez rile rights -- and for people who somehow believes that gaza solves the west bank by alleviating hf this, it's crap. that he have' coined. you do not get a peace agreement on gaza, and you do not get a peace agreement on gaza until you deal with realities that means first and foremost humanitarian, yes. but no longer as an international community, as the united states, acquiescing to the calculus that's been imposed by the parties, by israel and about hamas. this is bigger than that. and for years they've said we can't have the people more than the parties. i've said i expect the international community wants peace a lot more than the parties and i suspect without help from the international community this ey're not going get past this. and i don't know of any other conflic conflict. conflict. as long as you can't put yourselves together, we can't do anything, this has to be done. whether you're coming at it from a perspective of u.s. national security, or gaza and sinai and egypt. the concerns about the israel and security and you get to the question allowing gaza to simmer, whatev

. >> caller: i would like to ask mike ross why so many hf these 14th amendment cases originally in louisiana and my answer would be that, again, new orleans and louisiana are central to the reconstruction story. and you not only have the afro kree oels which are going to make the chance of reconstruction working the best chances in new orleans, but you have 10,000 former slaifs that move into the city of new orleans. and then you have all of these ex-con fed rats because most of the south is destroyed and they all move to new orleans too, john bell wood, and james long street and they all end up in new orleans and you have this incredibly nult wous place where they have this very proud class of african americans who are going to be in court all the time litigating their new rights, and that's going to lead to the pleksy decision and you have other people just as forcefully trying to deny them. and louisiana is going to have the nooits of the white camellia para military r arm of the democratic party and the crescent city white league and it admits to all of this numt over what's going to hap

. >> we are going to begin with this hf hour with a check of the headlines.rous hazmat situation at a ymca in durham, north carolina, sent 42 people including 40 kids to the hospital. it all started when a lifeguard noticed a strong odor. officials say a mechanical issue caused chemicals used to maintain the pooel to mix in an unintended way, released. >>> a new photo shows how frighteningly close an air canada jet came to planes on a taxi way at san francisco international airport last month. the pilots mistook the taxi way to a runway next to it and flew within just 59 feet of the ground before a borgt the landing. the jet was so far off course it did not appears on a radar system used to prevent collisions. >>> california firefighters came to the rescue of three people last night who got stuck on a bungee jump attraction. one man was left dangling upside down 30 feet in the air for more than 30 minutes. nobody thankfully was hurt. fire officials say a mechanical failure is to blame for that mishap. >> i don't bungee jump into no, and won't after that. >>>

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