with hilary clinton's lawyers, pay attention, i'm not making up. evidence and refuse to comply with federal law. i'm sure they do that for donald trump, too. this all comes as sources are telling fox news that john dorm, the prosecutor from mass mas, that he has zero owing in on why certain pieces of exculptory material, may of course held from the phasa court, author of "the next red wave." and judicial watch president, let's start w hang on a second. i've never heard, except for struck and paige, destroying their phones h mueller did. i've never heard of the attorneys of hilary clinton, in the cases we know the evidence is overwhelming, she had these e-mails, jordan, and we know she deleted the subpoenaed e-mails. those two lister sat in when she was being investigated by the fbi. did any of you ever hear that before? because i haven't, jordan. >> no, first, they were aides to hilary clinton. cheryl mills was her chief of staff and health hearth samuelson was her senior staff and liaison. they become her private r private attorneys at the same ti

[laughter] my life has been very, very merry and hilarious. i put it behind me very quickly and that is what keeps me happy. >> you have a great capacity to move on. >> walloping is the american way. also, thank you for writing this book and including virginia and i in your telling of the story. i think what got lost in the book this is a book about talking to people. it's a book about building up to strangers you never would meet at a barnes and noble on broadway at 82nd. i want to know what that's like, is it like to go up to people that might not have anything in common with you. they might have voted in ways that alarm you. they may have some ideas that are kind of paleozoic. what is it like walking up to random strangers in towns and just talking to them? >> when is the last time you were on a road trip? it is sheer heaven because as hunter thompson said, it is the ticket. nobody can reach you. you don't have to do laundry. i even bought new socks every day and threw them away. i never have to take off my shoes and be checked by security.

and people are hilarious and i had this fabulous list of hideous men each one more hideous than the last. a serial killer really great -- great hideous men, and knew that this was going to make a bit of a saying so she made the book embargo so i was pretty surprised -- yeah. in new york magazine, put together an excerpt, and i went into new york magazine for the -- and jody our art director said was this was eugene amanda the great cosby photo remember the cover with the 35 women remember that had famous -- and they have amanda there and said this was going to be the cover and that's when i called dory. really that's -- the moment it is i said don't tell me that. with trump cast as i hope you'll see in the book you're a literary figure you're a, you know, driven by getting the story right telling in the entertaining amusing story, and these small revelations are beautiful. but i want to talk about responsibility so my son asked me recently why is rape so hard to report? and it's sort of an in politic question he's 13, though. and i said i think it might be like if you got hit in the

my question is, hilary gets away with a fixed investigation when she committed crimes? could they get away with it? the people who tried to influence a presidential election, could they get away with it? or are you going to make sure that doesn't happen? >> i'm more determined today after this hearing to get to the bottom of it. the question, did hilary get let off because of the people investigating her wanted her to win and trump to lose, was the reason that she wasn't prosecuted. it was because of political decision, political motivation. one thing i can tell you after today, the mueller report is a name only. we'll see, but it clearly wasn't the mueller. it's just a name. i had more to do with the mueller report then probably he did. do you know what bothers me a lot? people around mueller knew he was in a weakened state. this guy served in vietnam, got wounded, did a lot of great things for the country. he should not have been called. >> sean: senator, let me agree with you. when the attorney general agreed to the statement, attorney general, i set at the time, he

hilary lane reports it comes more than a decade after a secret plea deal on previous charge. >> reporter: ep seen epstein appeared in court and his gray hair disheveled look solemn for the hearing. prosecutors say he had a network of girls he sexually exploited and some were under age. jeffrey ep steen pleaded not guilty to sex trafficking and conspiracy charges in federal court. this morning, prosecutors unsealed a 14 page indictment against him. >> the underage girls were initially recruited to provide epstein with massages and often did so nude or partially nude. the massages became increasingly sexual in nature. >> reporter: the indictment says epstein sexually exploited dozens of minors as young as 14 andn his homes in new york and florida. and from at least 2002 to at least 2005, he recruited dozens of girls to endpaij in sex acts and gave them hundreds of dollars in cash. over the weekend, federal agents arrested the 66-year-old hedge fund manager after he returned from paris and raided his mansion in ne powerful people, includinth former president bill clinton and donald trump wh

it fell a little bit flat. >> hilary, let's talk about the democrats. they were disciplined.were very disciplined. do you think they accomplished what they wanted despite of the performance of robert mueller? >> look, you know, you had some democratic members on early. clearly the caucus is in spin mode saying we got what we wanted out of it. i think what they didn't get out of it were a lot of changed minds. you know, robert mueller and his investigation was supported by an overwhelming majority of americans throughout the entire time, and that is because people had faith in him. i think what we saw today was everyone went back to their corners. you know, democrats went back to their corners. republicans went back to their corners. the facts in the mueller report are still that the president obstructed justice, but was it going to change the politics? no. it didn't change the politics. >> do you think it moved the needle, mike? >> no. i think that this blew up in the democrats' face. i think they're actually worse off today than they were yesterday after doing this, and that

hilary: we have to be selective and look at credit losses.t are the credit losses these banks are experiencing? also, what are their opinions of the economy? i want to know what jamie dimon has to say about the economy and i find there is a lot of depth to that kind of guidance that we get in the macro picture. we have to be careful here. as long as the curve is steepening, which is why financials were there today. we saw utilities tank. they are a bond substitute. now the expectation is that we are going to see rates go higher. look at what is happening with the 10 year. there are specific places. the question about being selective is a very good point. take a look at retail, for example. everyone is crowding into walmart. which is trading at 23 times years earning. you could own a company like big , a diversified, low price, markdown retailer trading around seven or eight times. name of the the game. there are great opportunities. you have to be careful when you see companies like procter & gamble or general mills. 52 week high, no. you hav

would certainly be wrong to entirely blame the reform agenda for those assassinations and that was hilarious because by carried out a directive by the former security chief you are pushing quite a hard line no nationalist agenda in that reason and maybe that is reason to blame the reform process and eventually the ship and the border leadership. is due to the appointment of the alleged co-parents as a man of the gate the former security chief is due to his appointment as regional security chief and then the amount of holds on to me that he was given to push his hard line agenda really should have been better political management of that situation should have been more awareness that i asked him i know had sensual to cause problems in a heart region state so i can see a what a quick recall process where these considerations were taken into account as one of the factors in the in the. right. of the athletes promise to hold any election next year what's the likelihood that he can fulfill that promise to hold to a fully democratic election next year. well that's always been a very challenging am

hilary benn, thank you very much. as hilary benn, thank you very much.the intention very much to try and stop a future prime minister from suspending parliament in order to force through a no—deal brexit. of course what borisjohnson has been saying is, take nothing off the table because, by doing that, you might geta table because, by doing that, you might get a better agreement out of the eu but it seems a number of mps here come a sufficient number of mps here, don't want him to play that kind of hand. thank you very much. meanwhile the government's financial watchdog has warned that a no—deal brexit could mean a surge in public borrowing of 30 billion pounds a year. it's the first time a price has been put on the impact leaving the eu without a deal. chancellor philip hammond says the report, from the office for budget responsibility, shows there would be a ‘very significant hit' to the british economy. here's our economics correspondent andy verity. it was in may 2010 that the chancellor george osborne created a budget of responsibility. the idea wit

. >> he's hilarious. >> he throws one of the best hands-on films. i am going to leave it at that. >> in the spirit of the film which is in theaters now, we are showing the stars their "once upon a time" in hollywood moment. be hold their first et interview. >> my real name is brad pitt. i have big goals. everyone wants to be taken seriously to an extent. >> i thought i knew what i was talking about. >> lie i ci like th. got the ba. >> leonardo's first interview on the set of "growing pain." >> big show, i don't know how they feel about me coming in. >> aw. t that little guy. >> we met margot robbie on "the wolf of wall street." >> i am so embarrassed already. >> where do i go from here? >> what other show is going to be as good as this. >> i didn't know it could get better. things happen really fast in this town. >> there is only one star on the planet that can surpass a brad and leo siting. >> brittany's red carpet debut was slightly bigger news than the diamond sparkle she wore igniting ring rumors of engagem. the ring was a design statement. >> t

what should be an unremarkable night turns into one of the mos memorable forl of them, it's hilariousheart breaking, and kind of like if wes anderson directed omar sharif in a movie. >> tell me about yur character? >> i have theÑi pleasure of undersdying all four of the women. it's a challenge, but it's a blessing, beca tse i get watch everyone on stage every night, there's a roller skating scene, which i can'tgive too much away about. but it is hilarious, and getting to watch that every night is a joy. >> no one's fa.en yet >> that's good news. >> what would you say that you would like for audiences to experience en they come to see the show? i want them""uz cry. they'll do that. i thinkky? a lot of plays and ( that take place in this region tend to be overly political. you typically only see these people in conflict and what's beautiful about this show is that it's not political and it reminds everyone that -- >> i need a break from that. >> well, it reminds people that are e from this region people and they're bad with girls and they have awkward moments and they're looking for

this also really sucks but it's hilarious. >> is that a mailman?guard cat. >> we don't want none. >> beware of of guard cat. >> on a segway and ready to knock on the door. >> but what a golden nugget to get on your door cam. >> i'm glad they shared it it. >> i got an alert. go get them, kitty. >> good can kitty. >>> well, if any of you are using your age for why you do not work out, you can throw that excuse in the trash. >> to me it's very important of what people think of all the people in the '80s and '70s to see that we could be strong and we don't have to depend on anyone. >> this fine gentleman is 87-year-old -- >> he be putting in work. >> he's in amazing shape. he's got guns in new york city. he came across a group of young guys doing a routine in his 60s. >> can i join in? and they looked at me and told me can you pull up and i said of course i can do pull up. >> and he's been an inspiration to a lot of other people. >> i went to the neurologist is they diagnosed me with cancer. i couldn't wait to get back into exercising. >> it's never to

rock looks hilarious. that kid 'n play look. everybody, it's hilarious.ight with his hat on backwards. frank, kevin nealon, sandler. all in one room. it's a big deal. >> nbc page and i8 go up -- >> when we were there. >> oh, wow. >> the same exact year. >> that's so cool. were we cool, all right? >> you were nice. >> me and farley would have this office and have to walk through it to get to sandler and rock and fan mail started to come and we had two hours to kill just call people, just call fans, you can call me, i'm home from 2:00 to 4:00 so we'd call and is becky there, her mom is like huh. all right, tell her david spade called. bye. and it was letters back then so a week later, no way!call again. >> this is what you can expect. [ cheers and applause ] gold, baby, gold. monday, july 29th on comedy central. we'll be right back. >> thank you, guys. [ applause ] thanks, bud. you didn't go to that all haare we watching?e me. let's see what's on tv. directv satellite powers activate! you're kidding. yeah. that's not how that works at all. can you show us s

can i just say i find it hilarious watching these montages of the huffs and puffing media. they don't realize that president trump has taken up residence in their head. that he is their sun. they can't get out of bed unless he's up tweeting already because he gives them light. he's turned them into ranting and raving lunatics that hate fireworks and the fourth of july. all right? >> which is crazy. it's about the military, right? these are the same people that say we talk about how important the military is, how they love our troops and veterans. and yet the complaints are that there's going to be tanks, the tools of the trades that we never see that keep this nation safe, that allow us to enjoy life every day, not just the fourth of july but the nature -- it's not just you sign up for the military. you go and train to fire that weapon. you train to run the tank. you're a pilot. it's not that we're hoping and wishing that we keep the nation safe. people do that. it's a celebration of them. that's what america sees. it's like why you have a problem with the military and the

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. >> well, first of all, no one does hilariously cringe-worthy boss moments quite like steve carell.e said, ha ha ha. >> i guess the rule of thumb is that if you don't know a character like the one that i play, then you are that guy. >> then there's the adorableness of john krasinski before he went all ripped and sexy in 13 hours and "jack ryan," but back then he was single and striking out with the ladies. >> my move is to get really awkward and uncomfortable people are like that's so adorable and weird. >> does it work with the ladies? >> obviously not. >> another reason to watch? the sitcom about a group of dysfunctional office mates selling paper helped launch the careers of some of our favorite funny people. >> dwight schrute is a worldwide phenomenon. i have my own bobblehead. >> yes! >> i've never been open to so much like drugs and alcohol and like good-looking men. it's totally changed my life. >> we are the office. we're not just the office. >> is that enough, should i keep going? >> and finally, the guest stars. everyone from amy adams to will ferrell, to idris elba, has s

>> it is hilarious. chris was hilarious, mixed bag, that is a good one.our attempt at comedy is going great tonight. i feel like reliving in a seinfeld episode where george does everything backwards. are they are serious? do you understand that we been subjected to competent rumors o conspiracy theories by chuck, todd, chris, and others about collusion that never had happened in their sighting is for propaganda. well, bob mueller should have investigated the russians. nunez nailed mueller to the wal tonight. did you investigate the fact that his two-sided primary sources for his document we're to russian disinformation specialist. he doesn't want to investigate russian collusion he wants to investigate trump russian collusion not the real collusion . >> why don't we all agree, dan, that we can have significant security around our election they are being presented to the that would do just that and mak collusion illegal. they don't want to because they know why. >> that could've been could hav been done with a simple investigation with people who aren't co

yeah >> yeah, it was hilarious. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: can you -- was will -- was he -- did he we have a clip >> yeah, yeah, yeah. >> jimmy: here's will smith at your family's swedish midsummer party. take a look at this. ♪ ♪ [ laughter and applause >> it was like the carlton dance. >> jimmy: he was doing the carlton a little bit, yeah >> he did some dancing, you know, that was good. >> jimmy: yeah >> but what he missed was the schnapps songs he was terrible. and so i wanted to give you the opportunity to sort of redeem the americans here of the schnapps song. [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: let me ask, before i say yes, what does this entail what do i have to do okay >> it's legit. >> jimmy: okay [ laughter ] >> okay, so i'm going to sing the song first >> jimmy: yeah okay >> and then you're going to sing it with me. >> jimmy: okay >> and then when we sing the song, we drink and then that's it >> jimmy: that's it. great deal stop there, yeah perfect. >> but it's very important that when you sing it, like, if you don't know the words, you have to compensate with volume. [ light

. >> reese's hilarious caption -- well, there goes that dream. what happened to laserdiscs? about then-15-year-old's love life. >> do you remember your first kiss? >> oh, sure. my first was in a roller skating rink. i was 12 years old, and i had a boyfriend whose name was graham and he was a pretty good kisser, >> but where is graham now? that's what i want to know. >>> let's talk about the hunky additions s over at the numbere daytime drama. "young and the restless." they certainly have an eye for talent just ask "this is us" star justin hartley. only we were on set. >> such big shoes to fill. i had been a fan of justin hartley and seen his work. i think he wrote something on of welcoming. so that was really nice for him to do that. >> a side-by-side comparison, mark grossman has got the same chiselled jawline, can also rock a suit, and both look pretty darn great shirtless. his secret to looking hot on a daytime soap? >> try to cut out the bread and carbs. >> "y&r" is really upping their game in hot guy department. they've added these five new cast members in the past year

. >> between me and jb, and he decided it was hilarious and started saying it to me, go get them meat tent and i was hitting well and it became a thing that caught on, we rolled with it. >> reporter: some gestures we see, others we don't. the bullpen guys have their own signature entrance when they make their way from the clubhouse to the dugout. >> it's a lot of karate chop. >> invteinviduality and comradery like the team sanctioned ata boy or you are my dog. >> we want you to be a dog out there, be a dog and fight and battle. we are a bunch of grinders and not a bunch of pretty boys. >> we do things as a group. if one guy is doing something that is getting everybody going, everybody jumps on board and helps us play together and with energy. >>> time is 4:57, the ghost ship warehouse fire trial resumes in oak land, coming up, what to expect as derrick almenna gets ready to testify. and we are still checking the commute for you, getting busier around the bay bridge toll plaza. still moving fairly well, we will keep a eye on this and everything else in you commute. >>> mother nature is

"america's got talent" host terry crews pitched himself in and check out the hilarious photo.. >>> she tweeted her congratulations, in case you needed a reminder, halle get it done. >> congratulations halle bailey. >>> now to a couple of stars that you can't really confuse, but they are teaming up -- matt damon and joe manganiello. we'll get to that in a moment, but only we were with joe as he talked about his big-screen home run with wife, sofia vergara. >> it's like a one-of-a-kind story. >> i cast my wife, so we get to act together for the first time. she just had to sleep with the producer. >> in "bottom of the ninth," which he also co-produces, joe is a washed-up ballplayer fresh out of prison, trying to make a comeback. >> i think it's great, baseball is who you are and who you always were. >> we were both there at work, which made things a lot easier. you actually didn't want to leave. it was so fun. >> really? >> my memories playing baseball? well, the biggest one was getting my teeth knocked out with a baseball bat when i was 9. so i have fake front teeth. >> joe also

. >> that's hilarious. >> her little face is so cute in this video. i love it.s just one of those classic moments with >> she loves trick shots. she wants to show people. well, madison, you sent your video to the right place, . she teamed up with her girl abby. that's right. >> clearly trusts her. >> yeah she does. she takes that frisbie. >> either that or she knows something. she aims, she fires. and she knocks the cone off of her friend's head and she just goes crazy. >> i was expecting to see a bloody face close up. >> no, we have several angles and all of them are money he's leaved. she is like thank goodness that worked. >> she put a little bit on it and it >> ice cream super car. next right this minute. and still to come, someone's been busy in the >> nothing. nothing was safe. >> why the guilty culprit is not feeling all that >> summer beats winlter for an epic time. >> see the adventure that's pretty cool. -their béarnaise sauce here is the best in town. [ soft piano music playing ] mm, uh, what do you do for fun? -not this. ♪ -oh, what am i into? mostly

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before eugene was even cast so i didn't really even fully know the degree to which it was going to be hilarioustell your mother that we ate it all. >> and then the day of filming manager in my trailer and i was like, am i really going to do this? like, what if no one sees this? whatf this and then i -- a pie for no other reason than just, i got paid very little money. but then, he gave me a vote of confidence and then i went in there and i did it. i did it gorgeously. i did it beautifully. >> and now we're going to cut to the pie and see what the pie thinks. >> it was awful, i've never been the same. he took my innocence. >> it's funny you mention innocence because -- i'm going to show you a clip. here we go, watch this. >> first time was with my first serious girlfriend. let's just say, it wasn't all that i had expected. >> that's messed up. >> the trials and tribulations that they go through areasoning the way makes it all the more meaningful -- >> shut up, just shut up. still going. >> it's about -- >> okay, it's about sex. >> which predominantly revolves around sex, huh? >> i know for mysel

what happens when you drop five hilarious guys this the middle of a shark-infested waters and you have only "e.t." was invited to the bahamas from an exclusive behind-thes-cenes look. >> adam, behind you. >> we're diving with sharks. "e.t." get ready. >> oh, my god. oh, my god! sharks! >> did it take a lot of convincing to get you guys out here? >> yeah, we came here thinking we were going to look at sharks. >> men, welcome to the human bait box. >> the human what? >> yes, the human bait box. >> sorry. >> i really thought we were doing the male version of "girls trip." >> let's go. >> that's how it was pitched to me. anthony guys trip in jamaica. i was like, i'm in. >> it was actually "girls trip" producer, will packer who brought this motley crew together. >> jada pinkett smith was available but refused to work with any of these guys. >> time to release the bait. >> hey, hey, hey. >> you don't have to throw the fish so close. >> host rob riggle with actors anthony and damon along with comics adam and joel mchale head down to the caribbean where they could be dinner. >> okay, all right

it was an incredibly heartbreaking but hilarious >> reporter: "the farewell" is personal for lualua wongn in china but raised in america, it's her story. >> i was the lone western er, are time i would say this is crazy, no one agreed. >> reporter: did you ultimately accept she was happy just to see you and be around the family, rather than to be focusing on potential death? >> what i say her truly living as opposed to dying. so to think that actually maybe truth isn't the greater moral value in some situations. >> reporter: like "crazy rich asians," the film relies on an all-aero all-asian f what appeals to an american audience. what do you hope an american audience will take away from this >> i hope they walk away with a greater sense of grace i see so many families torn apt those differences become greater than the love. >> reporter: a true story about one family's lie about the inevitable, encouraging all of us to examine our own truth. raheema ellis, nbc news, new york >>> finally this evening, legendary sir paul mccartney was closing his cross-country tour in l.a. when he made a stu

which looks hilarious.s really exciting [ cheers and applause are you guys -- have you started shooting yet >> no, we don't start for another two months >> seth: oh, wow good, so you got a little bit more summer? >> i need to go to work. >> seth: oh. you're getting anxious >> yeah, because i'm just eating and drinking i had so much tequila backstage. >> seth: wait, what? [ laughter ] >> by the way, sarah poured it i said, i want some -- tequila gives me little bit of a kick. >> seth: yeah. >> and my publicist made me a vodka and tonic. i was like, you know what? she was like, do you want tequila? i was like, yes, please. so sarah went and made one because she got the ice to shake it and she brought it in and i was like, that's a mug of tequila. and it was so -- and i still drank it >> seth: oh, that's good [ laughter ] >> i drank all of it >> seth: i'm glad you did. [ cheers and applause i want our times together to be celebratory. next time we'll have one at the desk i will toast you in gratitude. it is al

>> his character is hilarious. he throws one of the best tantrums ever laid down on film.'m just going to leave it at that. >> in the spirit of the film, which hits theaters july 26th, we're showing the stars their own "once upon a time in hollywood" moment with their first "e.t." interview. >> we have that here for you and i want you to hear what you said. >> what did i say? >> my real name is brad pitt. yeah, i have big goals. everyone wants to be taken seriously to an extent. >> i thought i knew what i was talking about. >> no, but i like that. do you feel -- >> you can see i like >> mickey rourke films, i've got the mickey rourke bandanna going. >> leo o "growing pains." >> big show, big people. not sure how'd they feel about me coming in. >> that little guy, where has he gone? >> we first met margot robbie with her "wolf on wall street." >> i'm so embarrassed already. oh, god. >> what other job is going to be as good as this? >> i didn't know things could get better. >> there's only one star on the planet that could surpass a brad and leo sighting. >> britney, can we

hilary, thank you.t a question, did the antibusiness message of bernie take a real hit last night? >> you know i was obviously an agreement with a lot of what tim ryan said and delaney, we talked about where i am politically but last night i think the reason it was a good night for warren and sanders is because they stuck together like a tagteam. they got 35 minutes, were expecting them to square off because they are fighting for the same lane and they decided to kind of play their kumbaya moment. therefore it look like they were really in sync where the other eight i think they actually had a lot of great things to say, medicare for all, i'm not in favor of. i am not in favor decriminalizing, student loans we cannot say all forgiven. that being said it was a shoulder to the head one third of the time. >> it was a good night for her, elizabeth warren but not so good for bernie sanders. he came across as a shouting come out of it, not what he was four years ago. and so she is emerging as the radical prog

. >> that is hilarious you just brought up "bay bay kids." >> i'm thinking about what my mom -- >> ifout, go google it and enjoy that laugh later. >> i'm thinking about what my mom would have done back if the day if i had somehow made my way onto an airport conveyor belt. >> yeah. right. >> good thing it's a different time now. >> absolutely. and good thing that kid's okay. i can't imagine being that mom. and of course kids, they get away, that happens to some people. and -- >> yeah. yeah. >> i don't know. because part of me is like, forget what the flight attendants are saying, i would have jumped right over there. >> what do you think about leashes on kids? >> we call ours a harness. >> you don't call it a lease? >> we call it a harness and we got one. he? >> we call it a harness and we got one? >> we call it a harness and we got one. >>> a french inventor trying to fly over the channel on a hoverboard crashed. he is okay. >> he was trying to cross the 22 mile channel in just 20 minutes. the hoverboard was the same device he showed off during bastille days in paris. >> so he could m

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this is an amendment that is being discussed, proposed by hilary benn.that everybody has been able to take a view and we would not be here in order to reflect those concerns and take our own view on what their circumstances might be seems to me to be not only highly unlikely, undesirable and actually preve nta ble. unlikely, undesirable and actually preventable. and i‘ve added my support to the amendment being brought forward, to strengthen the amendment as passed in the other place in order to make sure that we reflect the views of our constituents by being here. it is not a suggestion one way or another about how this house would vote presented with the opportunity of a deal or not a deal but it is to make absolutely certain in the absence of current assurances that we would actually be here. and i commend my right honourable friend‘s amendment to the house and i hope it will be fast. thank you, mr speaker. i rise to support the extremely sensible cross— party support the extremely sensible cross—party amendment ably moved by my right honourable friend

live in new orleans, hilary lane. juliet, back over to you. brian? >>> it was briefly hurricane, but it barely achieved hurricane status before being downgraded again after he made landfall to a tropical storm. very much over to the central part of louisiana, and it's got a lot of rain on the eastern edge of the storm, picking up moisture from the gulf, and as it tracks north across central louisiana, it will finally begin to weaken into just an extratropical low by tomorrow afternoon, but in the meantime as we just heard it could dump as much of 20 inches of rain in what is already a swollen mississippi river valley basin. we'll have the latest on this and our own weather in a few minutes. >>> some families in the bay area are an edge this evening because of a new round of i.c.e. raids set to begin tomorrow. kpix 5's katie nelson is live in brooklyn where city leaders are pushing back. katie? >> reporter: >> if i.c.e. comes into our community, we will show up in the streets, we will protest, we will fight for the rights of our immigrant brothers and

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