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that'll wrap things up for me in huntington beach. i will be back here tomorrow. velshi, i'm so sorry i've eaten into a little bit of your time. >> it's all good. always good to have you in the show and my friend, chris, here. we'll have the mayor of ph

voting is underway right now in huntington beach, california. one of the districts democrats poured millions of dollars into. they have been counting on a blue wave hitting california to add to their tally of seats. national democrats tell me they're worried they could be left off the ballot entirely. the dccc has had to dumb millions in races and ask candidates to get out. still, they're worried it won't be enough. they're targeted ten seats in the race. two are retiring. darrell issa and ed royce. and they're targeting two seats that republicans are trying to ho on to. congressman warbacker and mimi walters. these four districts voted for hillary clinton in 2016. democratsaw an advantage to . >> i'm up against two millionaires and we know there's billionaires that are financing most of what the democratic party does. so the public will wake up to that. it's not in the interests of hard working people to support some political clique that is trying to basically control the state and control their lives. i'm confident and the republican party is

alcatraz were chosen in a lottery, but this year they had to qualify in a series of races in huntington beach, philadelphia, d.c., london and beijing. >>> for weeks now fast moving lava in hawaii is forcing some people to evacuate or face arrest. a team of students now from university of hawaii is becoming a crucial part of keeping people safe. lava's movement using drones. the crew has been up all night they are documenting the lava's movement using drones. the crew has been up all night every night since kilauea first started erupting almost a month ago. their work is used to inform hour to hour decisions. this week they watched as a massive fast moving lava flow cut off highway 132 creeping down it for 2 miles leaving a pile of shifting lava some 10 feet high. toward another highway.... >> trees don't do much to slow lava. >> no. if the volume is there, there's not much that will. >> some of that lava is headed towards another highway. the u.s. geological survey says lava from the volcano has covered 5 1/2 square miles, four times as big as new york's central park. >>> on to brian, yes? >>

it happened in huntington beach during rush hour. the pilot reported engine trouble, had no choice but to bring the plane down right on the road where motorists pulled over to avoid a collision. no one was hurt. >>> and now to the fresh faces coming to a smartphone near you. new emojis will be released early next week. they include all kinds of new expressions and hair colors, reflecting the diversity of the world. and they go way beyond faces. 157 new symbols in all. by the way, if you want to see the complete set, head news" facebook page. they're there. >>> when we come back, our journey to the place they call the middle of nowhere. >>> finally tonight, we're going to take you a trip to the middle of nowhere. no, really. researchers just found the place on the u.s. map that's the furthest from, well, everywhere. we sent kevin tibbles to the end of the road. >> reporter: glasgow, montana, population 3,300. >> it's serene and surreal at the same time. >> reporter: it's as far as you can get from the hustle and bustle of big-city ame

. >> meanwhile go down to huntington beach california.ts. hey, hillary. >> steve, habe and brian. democrats were hoping a blue wave would sweep 10 house seats last night and successfully lock republicans out of the gubernatorial toler race in the general election in november. they fell short in a huge win for republicans backed john cox's voters number two pick to win the state in the governor's primary last night. he will face off against the democratic favorite lieutenant governor gavin newsom hoping to take his boss' job in november. newsom clansded the top spot on the ballot in the fall. in remarks to supporters last night he made it clear this race is not about what's happening in california. he has his sights set on d.c. reporters will have a real choice this november between a governor who is going to stand up to donald trump and a foot soldier in his war on california mark my words, i have never backed down from a fight. >> cox already calling newsom out for blaming president trump for california's pointings the finger on state de

it happened at huntington beach. the plane came and hot as cars swerved out of the way. >> it's a miracle, she had to keep her head on straight to keep the plane from not hitting cars and homes. there's a lot going on. >> the pilot told police she was heading for john wayne airport when she lost power. the ffa -- faa looks into what went wrong. >>> the kilauea volcano eruption has not slowed down. it has damaged parts of the big island. miguel marquez has the story. >> reporter: lava, typically a draw to hawaii's big island, now functioning 200 feet into backyards. >> this is insane. >> reporter: devastating the homes, land, and economy for those close enough to hear it ripped. two businesses are owned by this man. he heads the tourism board. how much of it down? >> 80-90%. >> reporter: over the last three weeks. >> yeah, since the event began. >> reporter: he sits just outside the exclusion zone. the lava shows no signs of slowing down. sitting below the erections orange glow, this popular restaurant. it is usually

this happened in huntington beach. you can see it fly by there. the pickup truck swerves out of the way. the pilot reported engine problems five miles short of john way airport. they say she managed to land her cessna 172 without hitting power lines or traffic. no one was hurt. not even the plane damaged. >>> up next, the odd reason a giants star had to leave the game early, and the latest on the warriors andon's kla ankle. heading into game two, what happens now? only marshall tuck will change that. year after year, policians fail to improve public schools. tuck turned around failing schools, raising graduation rates 60%. marshall tuck for state superintendent. marshall tuck. i support the affordable care act, and voted against all trump's attempts to repeal it. but we need to do more. i believe in universal health care. in a public health option to compete with private insurance companies. and expanding medicare to everyone over 55. and i believe medicare must be empowered to negotiate the price of drugs. california values senator dianne feinste

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one thing that we need to look out for, headed to tonight erase dana rohrabacher in huntington beach,e is being challenged by democrats and republican, which means, there could be two republicans heading to the ballot in november, locking out democrats, that is their biggest fear. so if that happens, millions of dollar was poured into that seat will be a loss for them. liz: thank you, hillary. >> follow the latest in primary poll, and closing numbers, we'll bring you somewher special live, starting 8 p.m. eastern time right here on fox business network. >> looking at major averages. and russell 2000 in record teravaineny. -- territory lead biotec by, ted by materials. reporter: record new highs for nasdaq and russell 2000, dow down 13, and s&p 500 moved higher. just about 2 points, we did have. technology helped to lead the way, we saw break out to new highs for amazon, apple, microsoft and netflix, records there. and some sad news, kate spade found dead in her new york city apartment today, there was stock reaction, tapestry that bought kate spade brand had a big sell-off but it came

amazingly, even though she put it down on a busy huntington beach street at rush hour, she didn't hitanythingr anyone. and witnesses say she seemed unfazed as she waited for help to arrive. patrick simes/witness"she was just like this. just calm, not doing anything, engine still on." the plane is registered to jg capital holdings out of los angeles.as the faa investigates what happened, they have not released the pilot's name. meanwhile, neighbors are calling her one of the luckiest people alive . neither she nor the plane got even a scratch, but she and they have one heck of a story to tell.steven castelblanco/resident"to me it's an absolute miracle. she had to really keep her head on straight to keep that plane from hitting not only cars, but homes. and there's a park, a lot going on."patrick simes/witness"just totally flabbergasted. like you just don't know what's going on because it's so unreal." (michelle) that was laurie perez reporting. there are no reports of injuries or damage resulting from the landing. (michelle) still ahead tonight -- we're breaking down a proposition looking into

miguel marquez is live in huntington beach, california.l, you will have a long night of counting. what do you see so far? >> reporter: it may be a long several weeks ofnting in california. what we are seeing are a steady stream of voters. not a massive turnout today, but california votes by mail. early and absentee and early voting in california. most people walking up to the precincts and dropping off their envelopes. when polls close here at 8:00 p.m. pacific, the first votes to be counted will be those electronic votes that people are casting today. there are a lot of mail ballots that came in that they can count. all of the mail-in ballots that people are dropping off today will have to be counted. it could take days if not weeks to get through those. the tea leaves we have here is there are more people voting this year ins off year primaryn therevious off year in 2014. so far in the three districts in orange county, more republicans have sent in ballots than democrats. we have to see. john. >> interesting. miguel, i appreciate you bei

this happened yesterday in huntington beach. security video shows the plane coming in hot as cars swerve out of the way. >> to me it is a miracle. she had to keep her head on straight to keep the plane from hitting not only cars, but homes. there is a lot going on. >> the pilot told police she was headed for john wayne airport when the cessna skyhawk suddenly lost power. the faa is now looking into what went wrong. >> she put it down right in the middle of the street. >>> new video of the bizarre vehicle pursuit in southern california. you can hear people yelling as a woman drives onto a sidewalk at the san bernardino shopping center with her small kids in the backseat. it wasn't the police she was running from. it was a repo company trying to tow the car. >> she took off and she messed up the right side of her car. the kids were crying and yelling. >> the tow truck driver crashed after the woman. he hit another car in the parking lot as she sped away that no one was hurt. >>> a 20-year-old man is behind bars accused of a deadly

this is in huntington beach. the truckdriver swerved out of the away just in time. police say the pilot reported engine problems five miles short of john wayne airport in santa ana. well, she managed to land her cessna 172 without hitting power lines or any traffic. isn't that incredible. no one was hurt and the plane was not damaged. >>> back here in san francisco, the city is ready to party with some of the best and brightest in the world of comedy. cluster fest as it's called 2018 kicked off with standup music and satire. but all of this is unfolding while two big name comedians including roseanne are under fire for comments many say crossed the line. today in the bay's sam brock spoke to some comedians and asked them what they thought about this controversy. >> while crews laid the groundwork for a colossal comedy event, it's not a bad time to take measure between the meaning of the art behind this outlet. >> comedy is this great mirror that we hold up to ourselves. and it's a reflection of what's going on in the world. >> and right now in the world, there's ple

. >>> happening right now in huntington beach down in southern california, a small plane has toucheds friday afternoon. you can see it right there in these live pictures. we are told that that small plane apparently lost power while heading to john wayne airport this afternoon and the pilot made an emergency landing. they landed safely and no reports of injuries. >>> coming up next, more money to crack the case of dog abuse in the east bay. when we come back, oakland police believe the abuser may be attacking more than dogs. >> also ahead tonight, an uber driver arrested and accused of shooting and killing his passenger. dog: seresto seresto. jake... seresto, seresto, seresto. whatever your dog brings home to you, it shouldn't be fleas and ticks. seresto gives your dog 8 continuous months of flea and tick protection in an easy-to-use, non-greasy collar. seresto, seresto, seresto. ohh no, jake. seresto. 8 month - seresto, seresto, seresto. >>> there is a growing call to find whoever dumped three severely abused puppies in a trash heap in east oakland and then left them to die. two of

in the thick of it from huntington beach, hillary vaughn hillary how important to the democrats is californiaest sort of to take back the power in the house of representatives but also where do we stand? could it be two republicans, two democrats facing each other or one of each? >> it could be all three,nd they do say the democrats, that california is critical particularly orange county, if there is going to be a democratic walkout, meaning no democrats mak it on the ballot in november, it is most likely in this very district where incumbent dana rohrbacher is being challenged by a fellow republican that has been picking up steam in the polls, scott bough. so those two republicans could get the top two most votes and head to the ballot and duke it out in november but i talked to congressman rohrbacher over thee is not surprised that democrats have targeted his district as a potential takeover to add to their tally of seats in the pursuit of the house majority in november. >> they're mad at me and that's good because the people of this district don't like them. that's why they've always elect

migu miguel marquez live in huntington beach, california. good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you. eight states indeed going to the polls today in those primary elections and democrats hope to turn the house democratic in november but to do that they will have to win in places like this, orange county, california and california has a very unique primary system here. it's a jungle primary where only the top two advanced regardless of parties so an open primary system and the problem democrats have here, well, they have great support, theyay suffer from too much enthusiasm. >> are you with me? >> reporter: california democrats counting on a november blue wave and flipping several congressional seats here from republicans to democratic. if a democrat is on the ballot in november, what happens? >> i think if a democrat is on the ballot in november, a democrat wins. >> reporter: but california has a jungle primary, meaning only the top two vote getters regardless of party advance to the general election in november. >> the fear is the vote

anyone out there in california, come join us in huntington beach.how's going to be live tuesday and wednesday. >>> democrats have nohorte of candidates to choose from as jacob was just talking about in torr's califnia primary. but that's the problem. unlike the other seven states voting on june 5th, in california the top two finishers in the primary advance to the general regardless of party. you could have a democrat versus a democrat and a republican versus a republican. if the democrats split the vote among too many different candidates, that is exactly what democrats are worried about, that they won't have any candidates on the ballot. only republicans. let's bring in former rnc chairman michael steele. an msnbc political analyst. cornell belcher is brilliant corners research and also an msnbc analyst. cornell, how word are democrats worried about there are too many candidates in california? >> there is some worry there. i think democrats have been working to narrow the field. full disclosure, i actually had a candidate in california 48. once yo

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. >>> in california, a small plane had to make an emergency landing on a busy street in huntington beach near l.a. that was the plane there landing. the security video -- >> that's not something you see every day. >> you don't see that every day showing the pilot landing safely. it was about five miles away from john wayne airport where it had taken off. no one was injured on the ground or in the plane. amazing. >>> finally, that 30-year-old man who made headlines when his parents took him to court because he wouldn't leave their upstate new york home. that dude is out. he moved out. >> the dude is out. >> with just hours to spare before a court-ordered deadline, michael rotondo loaded up a station wagon with garbage bags and a cooler. we don't know what was in the cooler and drove off friday morning. he reportedly hopes to move in with a cousin -- i'm not sure the cousin knows about this yet. >> can we give him some proper luggage? >> garbage bags and a cooler. >> i've done it at points in my life. i waldorf have done it. >> i had the garbage bag luggage. >> you have to get a good sturd

that'll wrap things up for me in huntington beach. i will be back here tomorrow. ali velshi, i'm so sorry i've eaten into a little bit of your time. >> it's all good. always good to have you in the show and my friend, chris, here. we'll have the mayor of philadelphia talking to us momentarily about the eagles matter. and kevin hassett is going to join us as well. he was taking a part in that press befing athe white house. we're kboipg going to talk abou economy. i'm ali velshi. katy said, presn the south lawn where a quickly thrown event called celebration of america just taking place. this is replacing who was supposed to be an event honoring the super bowl champions, the philadelphia eagles, but was canceled when the president found out who few players would be in attendance. the president saying the eagles, quote, disagree with their president because he insists that they proudly stand for the national anthem. that is an incorrect and shallow interpretation of what taking a knee at an nfl game means. but we're going to talk about how one should interpret that.

jacob soboroff is live in huntington beach, california, in the state's 48th district. get the good gigs in california. saw you at the beach earlier this morning, right? >> reporter: wasn't that bad. democrats out here are facing what could be caulled resistanc to the reksistancresistance. it was the most vulnerable seat. california's sanctuary state law that, in this district, could backfire, and have two republicans show up in the general election. watch this. those must be your tenants. >> all the inmates within the orange county jail. >> reporter: some of the inmates could be critical to who wins the primary on tuesday in california's 48th congressional district. before the sanctuary state law was passed, you had eight de deputies asking, are you a u.s. citizen? >> deputies would do the job on behalf of ice. >> reporter: not anymore. after the sanctuary state law went into effect, cops can no longer communicate with federal immigration agents. the department fought back, deciding to go around the law by publishing the release information of all inmates online, so an

at the wedge in newport beach, the world famous surf spot lived up to its reputation. up over 10 feet at times. over the weekend, huntingtoneguards had to make 98 rescues. 98 times they went in the water. >> it was a big day for the ocean. we actually had some sneaker waves out there where there were some warnings involved with the south facing beaches. those have expired now that the sun has gone down. looking live out of the sales force tower camera, toward the east bay, nice and clear. in san francisco at the moment, sitting at 58 degrees. the coolest temperature we're seeing right now. concord still pretty warm. 69 degrees. 62 in santa rosa. 66 degrees in livermore. those temperatures will go down but not by a whole lot overnight. this system is what we have to thank for those temperatures. warmer than we had today or yesterday. this low pressure system though will be ushering in some change. that's going to move in about midweek. we'll see those temperatures start to dip back down and clouds moving back into the forecast. for tonight though it will be mainly clear. mild with patchy fog. the warmest day of the week wil