jay johnson heads to louisiana to review the response to a major crisis. tens of thousands are forced out of their homes by the worst flooding in state history. more than 40,000 homes were damaged and there are fears that the water and the humidity will increase the threat of the mosquito-borne zika virus. but it does not seem to be a problem for now. out west cadaver dogs are being brought in to search a ferocious wildfire burning 60 miles east of los angeles right now. the flames have spread across 40 square miles in wo days and are 4% contained. despite the grueling work. thousands of people have fled their homes and one fire chief says many will return to find nothing left. as the 2016 games near an end they admit they have not exactly scored gold. lots of empty seats even for the biggest events out there. a spokesman for the games tells the "wall street journal" that they are having a tough time finding transportation to the venue. go to foxnews.com expru watching the most powerful name in news. fox news. >> ladies, don't get jealous, but we have foun

homeland security secretary jay johnson visited louisiana yesterday to survey the flood damage.ildfires continue to burn in a number of locations, firefighters made progress fighting a blaze 60 miles east, burning 56 mi. , 22% contained. 82,000 people were evacuated before some of them were allowed to return home. lauren: a rural fire broke out, surging to 200 acres, two campgrounds were evacuated. in some areas of california firefighters had to deal with fire tornadoes that can be less than a foot or up to 500 feet in diameter. florida health officials found evidence of local zika virus transmission, travel guidance is expected to be as early as today but philip levine says there is no hard evidence to implicate miami beach just yet. >> they say there is a potential possibility there could be a link to miami beach but nothing has been confirmed from the florida department of health, the cdc or the county, we have not had confirmation, these are two cases, there is talk about some kind of cluster, there is no cluster. >> they are worried about a decline, the total of locally acq

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homeland security director jay johnson toured some of the damage. >> lots of resources, lots of people to this effort. >> people are waiting for the government to help. people across the state spring into action. neighbors helping neighbors get back on their feet. >> i think in the end we will survive. >> trying to bring normal to people whose lives are anything but. >>> here is meteorologists matt pace with our monsoon 2016 forecast. >> things are pretty active over the high country also where you find the cooler weather. if you're trying to escape eat head north. 60 degrees in flagstaff, 72 show low, 60 in greer as well. in phoenix we are a little cooler than yesterday currently sitting all the activity firing north of flagstaff especially around the grand canyon. tracking three active areas around the state. the first one in show low, pinetop lakeside you saw a thunderstorm 30 minutes ago, lifting toward the northeast. the main bulk of the activity is to the west of flagstaff. a lot of thunderstorm activity from flagstaff toward kingman and prescott. very heavy rain moved through ab

. >> homeland security secretary jay johnson is heading to the hard hit state today. cross is mounting a relief operation which is estimated to cost at least $30 million. for more on this and weather conditions elsewhere in the country want to turn into bill karins. that's what we were fearing, bill, more rain would come aspeci especially right there. >> it was a punishment, they had to be wondering why do we deserve this? it's amazing. we start with the fire and then we have the flooding at the same time in two separate areas. it's been a harsh reality of the drought in the west and the humid conditions and the heavy rain in the south. as far as the fire weather goes today, story not just encompassing the blue cut a area, we have two dozen large fires burning. red areas mean the conditions are ripe for fires to spread and get newer. any new fires form, those could spread rapidly too out there. it continues to be very hot. focussing on the blue cut fire, they have only 4% containment. here we are two days later. that shows you how dangerous the conditions are. only 4%

trish: we will go to jay johnson as soon as he begins speaking, a really tough situation in louisiana many people dislocated. we will cover that this hour but happening today hillary clinton on the defense meeting with law enforcement leaders in new york amid donald trump's direct appeal, the only law and order candidate, trump slamming mrs. clinton and president obama for their politically correct war on isis as he offers details on his plan to combat islamic terrorism. is it enough to help him?

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

i'm brian kamoie, administer of grant programs, on behalf of secretary jay johnson, thank you for the opportunity to discuss fema's efforts to assist state and local partners to prepare for and respond to terrorist attacks. the recent shootings in dallas and orlando and last night's tragedy in france are reminders how important it is for our nation to be ready to respond to all types of hazards including man-made threats. our thoughts and prayers are with the victims of these tragic events as well as law enforcement officers who risk their lives every day to protect our community including sheriff demings, chief mina and their officers. i outline some of fema's programs to provide the resources they need to prevent these events and plan, equip and train should they occur. i will discuss how we supported orlando before and after the shooting at the polls nightclub. thanks to your support, since 2002 congress through the department of homeland security has awarded $47 billion in preparedness funding, state and local governments and to a broad array of homeland security partners. in fisc

. >> homeland security secretary jay johnson is promising that the federal government will be there for as long as it takes southern louisiana to recover from historic flooding. >>> he toured the areas raff vajd by the flood waters today. he says president obama who is on vacation is updates on what's happening. >>> more than 900 fema agents are in louisiana and hundreds more are on their way. >>> and finally, we have some positive news to report on the massive wildfire burning in southern california. evacuation orders were lifted for some of the 83,000 people forced out by the blue cut fire, and a major highway near the blaze is fully reopened. >>> i-15 was shut down 2 days ago when the wildfire first erupted. is 22% contained. >>> well, if you have been watching newschannel5 all day you know we have a new face joining us at the desk. mark is making faces. >> reading glasses. >> can we get his name? >> welcome rob powers. >> yes. >> welcome home. >> are we always on this late, by the way? >> was it in your contract that you would be working this late? from the two of you and everybody

we did see jay johnson and we also saw craig few gait go down before the president. but it was whole situation with hurricane katrina with all the criticism of george bush changed. very famed visits when he flu w over the area.ea. but once again what we heardea governor bell ed cards say in louisiana. mr. president, why don't youent, wait a couple of days because there's still a lot of work on the ground. it can go either way, but that's how politics goings. > why is it that people expectc the president to show up following these naturall disasters in.di >> i think it's a way of the country communicating that it's concerned, that it's engaged inn a way of demonstrating that the federal government is engaged. i think that's a big chunk of it. how much of the katrina affect k still sticks around, the fact that we didn't see president bush in the early days, somes, people might say it's do disruptive to have a president on the ground, how much is. i think it's importanto before katrina, but i think katrina did change the game a t little bit. there's a lot more pressure

homeland security secretary jay johnson was in louisianna today meeting with leaders and residents, his department overseas fema, volunteers have been working around the clock to rescue thousands of people. >> i can't see how anybody could sit home if they could help, you know? the amount of people that here to help is overwhelming. almost to where at one time it was almost too many boats. >> more than 30,000 water rescues have been made in louisianna since friday. just remember fox5 is your source for political news. catch the show at a and 6:30 now until the election, closer look at the president and his response to the flooding in baton rouge next right after fox5 news at 6:00. >> well, now more on the story that you saw first on fox5. new details are emerging about the head start program in prince george's county. as we first reported, the federal government is terminating a $6 million grant to the program after mounting problems were not fixed. now we're learning more about what the county did and did not noah mid the federal investigation. fox5's tisha lewis joins us live from cap

jay johnson will get a today and the recovery efforts. >>> help is on the way from northeast ohio. the akron canton food bank saw the great need this louisiana and sprung into action. they saw the images of the baton rouge food bank under four feet of water. the food bank is sending supplies. they're asking the public to help as well for ways to give. check out the story on wkyc.com and searchey >>> tonight downtown will be crowded with three big events. >> going to be a busy night. this morning, we have cloud cover, partly to mostly cloudy skies. fog has not happened downtown which is great. great visibility and cloud cover to start off. we're also looking for sunshine today. we still have isolated shower and storm chances too. they're only 30%. decent amount of sun threats today. going to be warm. highs low to mid-80s. we'll plan it out after cloud cover burns off this morning. we'll transition to partly cloudy sky. we are expecting those low to middle 80s. later today, the somehower and storm chances mainly south. to -- the shower and storm chances mainly south. i think we'll be

. >>> jay johnson will get a firsthand look at the devastating flooding in louisiana. he will visit baton rouge and meet with state and officials. johnson will also review ongoing response and recovery efforts. thirteen people have died in the flooding. >>> the situation in louisiana is prompting some in the triang toll rep residents there. business owner chad mcintire is teaming up with a group of other local business owners to collect items to take down there. he says his main goal is to go help with the clean-up effort. filled several boxes. >> this isn't a race thing. this isn't a religion thing. there are no political lines. this is right and wrong. you help somebody out because, who knows, when the other shoe falls, you may be that person that needs help. >> mcintire says much of his family lives in louisiana. we will talk with the president of the american red cross efforts to help the people of louisiana, coming up. >>> the blue cut fire continues to burn thousands of aches in california. fire has scorched more than 25,000 acres since it started tuesday morning

i like, what is your thoughts president obama vacationing in martha's vineyard, jay johnson was there is that enough? >>, to be honest, what happened with us is this was good news, we have fema kind of lockstep with us, over the past couple of events, they have been able to go out, actually travel with the governor in certain cases, and travel with the director of our agency, and so they have been able to get the disaster declaration process rolling very quickly. we added a couple of parishes with the spring events with this also. but that opened the registration process for disaster a assistant early, we're seeing a lot of good news and movement there, that is what we're focused on. we need people to register to get the damage assessment teams out to meet with them, you know some of these attention from other areas, you know, that is really not our focus right now. charles: i got you. >> just working to get people roll. >> is there anything audience can do to help? >> one thing, 1-800-621-fema, we're asking people to technology to register reg -- people to register. and they have com

homeland security secretary jay johnson said his department will consider whether online voting shoulded. online voting seems to be safe but it could be great to hackers. google is rolling out a guide on how to vote. giving users a step by step introduction to users depending on their location. google is providing a summary box that will detail summary box whenever a user appears to be looking for that information. of course google knows your location. he tells the associated press information that will reach voters that could be a conflict. this could add fuel to the trump campaign's assertion that the system is rigged. the gop nominee. it is here to stay the question is will it produce a fair vote come november. >> big question moving forward. >> we want to keep talking about online voting. could it be the future? is that future a good idea? log on to the facebook page after the show with a live debate with a hashtag keep talking. >> there could be a lot of shenanigans involved with that. >> what is the most free state in the land of the free? a study ranks 50 states based on persona

syrian refugees have been placed in >> it was a slow start, but now homeland security secretary jay johnson says it looks like the obama administration will hit its goals of relocated 10,000 syrian refugees into the united states before september. >> there are several thousand who have been approved. >> we dug through state department data and found syrian refugees now call the u.s. home. 2 in boston. in massachusetts 90 refugees have moved in this year, a year earlier 70 came to the state. >> many republicans want to stop accepting refugees, they argue there isn't an adequate screening process to make sure that suspected terrorists aren't slipping into our backyards. >> that's wonderful, we take them, we take them. >> donald trump rallied anti-immigrant message. >> you have no idea who they are. >> the obama administration tells us refugees go through a rigorous screening process. it takes an average 12 to 18 months and includes in-person interviews. >> fox 25 news. >> a lot more coming up new at 6:00. >> another uber driver who is a his tnty minutes, the reason scientists merge animal and

jay johnson toured several flooded areas yesterday. he says more than 900 emergency personnel are on the ground. 13 people have died in the floods. johnson says president obama is getting daily briefings on the floods during his vacation, but many want the president to cut louisiana. >>> a long island company has a new way to quickly test for the zika virus. chem bio diagnostics will sell their rapid test for zika throughout the caribbean. right now the testing involves lab work and can take weeks to come in. chem bio said their process takes 20 minutes. zika widespread in the crib understand and travel alerts for 26 island nations. >>> 6:19 right now. coming up next, new emergency jersey. >> follow us on facebook, twitter and on instagram, darlene4ny and michaelg4ny. you're watching "today in new fios is not cable. we're wired differently, which means we can fix things differently. thanks for calling fios. this is ryan. you can't tell me this cord isn't in. i know it's in. it's in, but it's not working. i'm sending you a link to the my

secretary of homeland security jay johnson will get a first-hand look at flooding today. he'll visit baton rouge to look at ongoing response and recovery efforts. >>> help is on the way for northeast ohio. the akron canton food bank saw the great need in louisiana. they sprung into act baton rouge food bank under four feet of water. the akron food bank is now sending supplies. they're asking the public to help as well for ways you can give. check out the story on wkyc.com.. >>> we're talking bed bugs again. this time college campuses. compiled worst cities list. dayton five, columbus seven. you may not realize you have them until they're everywhere. for additional tips on how to spot critters, head to wkyc.com. >>> if you haven't been to cleveland in a while, there are big changes happening around the city. >> public square is one of the many areas that's been renovated. greg d joins us live to show what's new. hi greg. are effort -- >> reporter: i'm in my element. lots of healthy fruits and vegetables. tell me about the farmer's market. >> we have six markets in city of

home secretary jay johnson -- flooding has effected 40,000 homes state wide. house after house, neighborhood after neighborhood. some people are being allowed to return home, but many are finding those homes water log and unlivable. >>> another story. firefighters that wild fire in southern california. it has destroyed 35,000 acres and san bernardino california. this is video from overnight. this fiery erupted tuesday. it's now 22% contained. that means 22% of it has a line around it. they have not been able to get a count on how many holes are gone. nobody has died. >>> robbies y -- the rockies goes against the cubs. the rockies put up 22 runs to win against the first -- first pitch tonight at coors tonight at 6:40 in the weather holds. >>> this is what's happening on cbs news this morning after our newscast. >> ahead, trump expresses his regret for his words. we'l whether this means a shift in the campaign. gymnast simone biles joins us. the news is back in the morning. see you at 7:00 on the dot. >>> i'm a huge fan of simone. here's gale king, and charlie -

jay johnson will go to louisiana today. >> the flooding is the largest disaster operation for the redross since super storm sandy. right now those flood victims are living in shelters and 1000 volunteers are there to provide support. earlier we talked with an official from the red cross. >> people are devastated. one moment they are in their home and the next they are living in a shelter. they are shaken, they are crying, they need lots of hugs. >> the red cross is the operation could cost $30 million. it is counting on donations from the public. if you would like to make a donation we have put information on our website. >>> i want to bring in steve, are these residents in baton rouge will they get a break today? >> a little bit today but the rain it looks like it is back friday, saturday and sunday. by the way it is 89 in there 89 there and it feels like 108. you can see most of the activity is beginning to pick up around new orleans and lake charles. they are getting partly cloudy skies around baton rouge. in 24 hours -- there are multiple sites around here but a couple have had ov

homeland security secretary jay johnson. he spoke in the flooded state of louisiana and said that the federal government will continue to offer as much support as needed. more than 40,000 homes have been affected by the severe flooding. just last weekend, 24 inches of rain. more since. president obama declared a disaster declaration, and there were 13 deaths weather and flooding related. >>> we've seen the effects of devastating flooding in louisiana, and here in colorado, we understand this all too well after our own floods in 2013. scientists here say they've come one a new forecast model that could make a big difference in how floods are predicted. we have been looking into this and we have more. >> reporter: scientists know that getting better when it comes to flooding. the national center for atmospheric research in boulder is part of a team putting together a new forecast model for noaa. they take into account the entire landscape, millions of miles of waterways, across the whole country, too, that allows experts to ha

the fbi issued a flash alert on august 18th after homeland security secretary jay johnson talked to various about cyber security issues. the fbi would not confirm if the state was in arizona or illinois but statesermined activity to their logs inbound and outbound were protected. >> we ended up having razor elections and if there is any question of even a small number of votes that could create a crisis of confidence in the entire electoral process. >> you can see the threat is securing the national power grid. >> it would give the federal government more of a role in assisting the administrators of those networks as they deter intrusions. >> the fbi views this cyber attack as a serious breech that would require both political parties to work together across their political divisions to ensure the security of america's electoral process. >> is our presidential election possibly in jeopardy? your comments are pouring in this morning. what are folks saying? >> jenny writes on facebook i would not trust anything harry read chimed in on. it is time to go back to using paper pallets. >> remember

. >>> homeland security secretary jay johnson says federal leaders are in louisiana and they will stay as lodge as it ke to recover. >>> around here, a much more pleasant thought. our gardens are still full of tomatoes. >> we have a couple of ways to use those fresh veggies in salads. >> we'll do a sweet tomato cucumber salad and a savory tomato cucumber salad. week nights, i need a side dish quick and i don't want to turn on the oven or stove, chances are i always have some cucumber so this is just over the years a quick throw together salad. i can make it sweet or savory. >> we'll make the sweet one first. we combine diced cucumbers with fresh cherry tomatoes and we mix together the dressing, red wine vinegar, sugar and mayonnaise. >> we'll pour it all over and stir to combine. >> this is interesting. >> the savory salad as easy. add olive oil, balsamic vinegar, salt, pepper and fresh basil. >> all of this stuff is in the garden or maybe in your neighbor's garden. >> ask and borrow. >> it is time to taste. >> it is good, clean, fresh, so easy to make on a weeknight when you need a si

i talked with the head of homeland security, jay johnson recently. he said that when there's a problem between communities and law-enforcement, when trust is broken it becomes a national security issue. once again, when trust is broken between the community and police, at the national security security issue. you ask why? because the police department asked us to say something if we see something. so the trust is broken if there is a breach. i want to to introduce my great panel this evening. next to me is michael, a law professor from the university of baltimore. he is an author and international political consultant. a civil rights, human rights and constitutional expert. his latest book, ghost of jim crow. we also have eddie, please raise your hand. he is currently, you see them on tv all day today. he is currently is currently the chair of the department of african-american studies at the william s professor of religion and african-american studies at princeton university in his latest book, democracy and how laced race still slaves the american

trish: we will go to jay johnson as soon as he begins speaking, a really tough situation in louisiana with so many people dislocated. we will cover that this hour but happening today hillary clinton on the defense meeting with law enforcement leaders in new york amid donald trump's direct appeal, the only law and order candidate, trump slamming mrs. clinton and president obama for their politically correct war on isis as he offers details on his plan to combat islamic terrorism. is it enough to help him? i am trish reagan. here is mister trump, watching here? >> general flynn and other generals, these are great people. if you were -- they are fighting a politically correct war. if you were given your head, go in and get them out, how long would it take? they are telling me they could do the job very very rapidly. trish: donald trump speaking in milwaukee. last night on kennedy's show. hillary clinton meeting with law enforcement officers in new york, 24 hours we should point out after donald trump did that. is she trying to play catch-up? peter king was at the meeting with trump, he i

. >> homeland security secretary jay johnson will visit louisiana today. the death toll is now up to 13. some 8,000 people are in rains that started one week agatha dumped more than 2.5 feet of water in that state. fire forced a flight to make a landing in istanbul. it managed to land safely and no one on board was hurt. mcdonald's will stop putting those activity trackers for kids in their happy meals. some children experienced skin irritations from the devices wristband. the activity trackers were part of a promotional campaign designed to get kids more active and calling all financial geeks you can now friend the fed. the federal reserve launching it's own facebook page today. the fed says that page is designed to make federal vefsh board news and educational content more accessible. that's our news update this hour. let's get back to squawk alley. i don't know whether it will all be open to more interpretation as a result of that. who knows? >> print and t-mobile with unlimited data plans. john ledger joined us this morning and sprint came on the show

and jay johnson to see the damage firsthand and on the phone can the governor of louisiana eight days ago, to talk to him how his state was affected by the flooding and why in that phone call the president was prepared to issue a disaster declaration to make sure all federal resources are mobilized for the recovery efforts. i think the effectiveness speaks for itself and effective way to answer the politically motivated criticism that the president faced. >> so a u.s. judge granted a nationwide injunction on the bathroom policy for transgender students. what was your response? >> i will refer you to the department of justice. this stems from the guidance that the department of justice responded. they were getting questions from community groups and schools. and the effort taken was to collect best practice and understand the experience of other school districts and individual schools that implemented policies to address this particular issue. and this guidance was issued again, in response to these requests for information and request for advice. and the primary goal in offering guida

. >>> security jay johnson will get a firsthand look at all the flooding in louisiana. he will visit the devastated baton rouge area and meet with state an local officials. he will also review ongoing response an recovery efforts in the affected zones. -- and recovery efforts in the affected zones. 6, 6,000 people remain in shelter. >>> the blue cut fire out in california continues to burn thousands of acres in the southern part of the state. 25,000 be aer since it started tuesday morning. that is 40 choir miles burning east of l.a. -- 25,000 acres. the fire we understand this morning is zero percent contained. >>> donald trump will be back in north carolina today trying to sway voters. hillary clinton plans to show she will be tough on crime and stands with police officers at an event in new york. edward lawrence reports. >> reporter: donald trump hit the campaign reset button again. he shuffled the people at the top of his campaign because of struggling poll numbers. outside trump tower in new urged trump top stick to the issues. >> th advice i would give him is to be

. >>> homeland security secretary jay johnson says federal leaders are in louisiana and they will stay there as lodge as it takes for them to recover. >>> let's move to a much more pleasant thought and scene. the gardens here in north carolina full of tomatoes and cucumbers right now. >> i'm hungry and i have watch this now. >> we'll do a sweet tomato cucumber salad and a savory tomato cucumber salad. week nights, i need a side dish quick and i don't want to turn on the oven or stove. chances are i always have some cucumber and tomato in my produce bin. this is just over the years a quick throw together salad. >> we'll make the sweet one first. we combine some diced cucumbers mix together the dressing. red wine vinegar, sugar and mayonnaise. >> we'll pour it all over and stir to combine. >> this is interesting. >> you're done. >> this will be a sweet tangy thing. >> the savory salad is just as easy. add olive oil, balsamic vinegar, salt, pepper and fresh basil. >> all of this stuff is right in the garden. or maybe in your neighbor's garden. >> ask and borrow. >> it is time so easy to m

the secretary of homeland security jay johnson is heading to louisiana tomorrow to meet with officialsawley, louisiana, with gabe gutierrez. what's the latest that's going on there? >> reporter: hi there, joy. you mentioned the waters are receding in the baton rouge area. that's true. but further south, this is acadia, plenty of water here. we were in a town we had to leave earlier, because there was a possibility we could have gotten stuck. the water was still rising there. all this water is flowing downstream and affecting many southern parishes. but in livingston parish, more than 31 inches of rain fell in some parts. we spoke with some of the people up there that are now assessing the damage at this point and telling some heart breaking stories of loss. here's what one of them to say. >> i had a deck in the back. i have no idea where it's at. it's a 16 by 16 deck. we have one picture of it floating off, with our swing, the flower pots and everything on it. and we have a statue of the virgin mary still standing there. we'll get through it. it is what it is. start over. >> so, joy, a

. >>> homeland security secretary jay johnson will visit louisiana tomorrow. to review the government's response to devastating flooding there. tens of thousands of homes and businesses were destroyed by the floodwaters and at least 11 people have died. an estimated 6,000 people are staying in shelters with nowhere else to go. >> turning to health check, there are three more cases of locally spread zika virus in south jersey, health reporter, ali gorman is at the big board with the update. >> this brings the total to 33 none travel related cases of zika in florida. officials say that one is inside of the known affected area, and two are outside of it, but they believe that active transmission remains in a small area and the investigation continues along with measures to control mosquitos. >> in other news today. for parents using a stroller may seem like second nature, but there say surprising number of injuries reported every year. life is busy with 2-year-old twins, justin and lauren bird rely on their double stroller to get their boys around but they recent

homeland security jay johnson toured the areas ravaged by the flood waters and said that president obama who is on vacation, is getting daily updates on what is happening. more than 900 fema agents are in louisiana and hundreds more on their way. donald trump is reportedly planning to tour the area and thousands remain in shelters. >>> and in california, the massive wildfire there is 22% contained. evacuation orders will -- to 83,000 people forced out by the blue cut fire. a major highway is fully reopened and the fire burned 56 miles of land east of l.a. >>> and take a look at what mother nature whipped up in oklahoma city. that is a dust devil swirling near the runway at world rogers world airport. it looks like a it's not. the dust devils usually form on hot, dry, clear days and janessa, what does that mean? >> we're not seeing any of that across northwest ohio. >> okay. >> and that dust storm across oklahoma and really not a rare occasion. and just because they deal with that dry air in place. right now, greater cleveland downtown. 71 degrees and still warm air menner area. upper 60s

jay johnson visited the state today. he met with state and local officials and reassured victims they will get assistance. >> the federal government is here and we are be here as long as it takes to help this community recover. >> this is new video it shows damage inside of a school in denim springs. classrooms are filled with standing water and the library is soaked but cleanup is underway. secretary johnson made it a point to mention how impressed he was with the volunteers helping out the neighbors there. >>> self driving uber cars will hit the streets in point, the company says that users will be able to opt into the test program in a few weeks, the rides are free for those willing to give it a try. even though the ford fusions can reportedly handle themselves, they come with a human driver just in case. but this is the first time that the public will have access to them. >>> big talkers now and a big controversy that has firefighters in new york and on social media fired up. the board and town of poughkeepsie ordere

. >>> homeland security secretary jay johnson is set to visit louisiana with a look at damage from devastating flooding. the water is receding and people are leaving shelters in baton rouge. at least 40,000 homes are damaged but only 10% to 15% of homeowners have flood insurance, many areas under water were not considered high risk and homeowners were not required to get flood insurance. the flooding claimed 11 lives. >>> a tractor trailer overturned and caused headaches near the art museum. this is mlk drive at eakins oval. the driver had to help him out after it got stuck. it took a tow truck to get things moving again and traffic was delayed for more than an hour. >>> uber is suing to stop a law requiring their drivers to speak english. it goes into effect on january 1st requiring all to pass a language test to get a permit. uber says it's okay with testing spoken english skills but does not think that the drivers should have to sit for a two hour exam. >>> on wall street, green arrows up 2.1 points, the s&p up 4 points on the day. >>> state lawmakers got a firsthand look at the growing lif

. >>> home land secretary security jay johnson will be in louisiana today it see how the government is handling that state. at least 13 deaths are blamed on the floods. more than 70,000 people have signed up for individual assistance. fema says it will look into finding rental properties for anyone left homeless and will consider using temporary housing units. >>> this morning the washington monument is closed again. the national park service says an elevator cable broke loose causing a car to stop between floors around the 500-foot mark. 84 passengers were freed but had safety. crews will work on repairs today. no word on how long it could take to fix or when it could reopen. >>> in your money watch, a miss step for mcdonald's. the fast food chain pulling a toy. mcdonald's it's received limited reports that the bands for its activity trackers may cause skin irritation. the company is investigating the problem the in the meantime another toy will replace the fitness trackers. >>> now you can brew up a lot more than coffee your keurig k- cups. cvs is selling pods to make hot medicine. t

secretary jay johnson turned the area and says he will brief the president. he reassured victims the president will apply eight if they apply for it. he was encouraged by the state flooding in the states history if i have to characterize the mood here at the community it would be one first responder said to me a few hours ago, whose home had been severely damaged by the flooding. our hearts are broken but our faith is strong.>>carrie: 13 people have been killed in that flooding and some 40,000 homes are damaged. more than 900 fema personnel state with more on the way. >>juliet: hempstead woman facing charges of torturing animals. 56-year-old louise hanna left her two small dogs on the balcony of her apartment building in the blazing sun. there was no shade, also no way for them to get inside the apartment. one of the dogs died of heat exposure, the other taken to the town of hempstead animal shelter for treatment. hannah is doing court later today. the grieving parents of a jogger killed in queens says progress is being made in their daughter's murder investi

home land security secretary jay johnson says the increase is as a result of the surge of employees fromtate and home land security departments, volunteers to work in refugee camps. >>> almost everybody you know loves bacon, right? but is eating turkey better? the answer may not be as appetizing as you might think. >>> is there really a difference between regular and turkey bacon when it comes to the calories, the answer is no, different between serving pork and turkey bacon is only about 25 calories. turkey bacon is leaner but it has less protein. turkey bacon is sometimes healthier then pork bacon but both are pretty equivalent when it comes to calories, fat and sodium. >>> tony braxton reveals her youngest son no longer has autism and she says he has been cured. diesel was diagnosed at the age of two, braxton says he shows no signs of autism and refers to him as a social butterfly. at ward winzinger said she never believed anything was wrong with him, he just, learns differently. >>> pregnancy, breast-feeding and poddy training, moms can express these parenting milestones in the text

director has already been here and today the secretary for the department of homeland security , jay johnson will be on the ground, we have talked to a lot of people. there are editorials in local newspapers here saying that they wish president obama would draw some more attention to what's happening here and schedule a visit to louisiana. while he continues to vacation. john? jon: casey siegel in louisiana, that before and after you have on the screen is unbelievable. an aerial view of what that has to louisiana looks like before the inches and inches of rain and then down below the footage, the picture of after is absolutely incredible, and if only they had some of that rain in california, casey, thank you. jenna: coverage of the severe weather story we are following continues with maria molina who joins us at the fox weather center. reporter: one of the reasons why it hasn't received that much attention in the louisiana, that devastating flooding is because wasn't a hurricane, wasn't a storm system that produced that devastation, it was just an upper-level low tapping into a lot of troubl

i talked with the head of homeland security, jay johnson recently. he said that when there's a problem between communities and law-enforcement, when trust is broken it becomes a national security issue. once again, when trust is broken between the community and police, at the national security security issue. you ask why? because the police department asked us to say something if we see something. so the trust is broken if there is a breach. i want to to introduce my great panel this evening. next to me is michael, a law professor from the university of baltimore. he is an author and international political consultant. a civil rights, human rights and constitutional expert. his latest book, ghost of jim crow. we also have eddie, please raise your hand. he is currently, you see them on tv all day today. he is currently is currently the chair of the department of african-american studies at the william s professor of religion and african-american studies at princeton university in his latest book, democracy and how laced race still slaves the american

homeland security jay johnson visited last week to make sure state and local getting what they need. to give you a sense of the here,tude of the situation more than 100,000 people have applied for federal assistance so far. federal support has reached $127 million. help like temporary rental assistance, essential insurancers and flood payments. fema's also working with louisiana around the clock to who were displaced by the floods find temporary housing. family that needs help, you can find your nearest center by covery visiting fema.gov or calling 1800-621-fema. i'm going to repeat that tpp fema.gov or 1800-621-fema. now, federal assistance alone is not going to be enough to make people's lives whole again. american to every do what you can to help get amilies and local businesses back on their feet. if you want to help, if you want to help, governor edwards put ways to start at volunteerlouisiana.gov. volunteerlouisiana.gov. is though federal money moving out, volunteer help helps the state because it can offset some of its costs. obviously, private donations are gonna be extremely

i talked with the head of homeland security, jay johnson recently. he said when there is a problemr between communities and lawwbr enforcement, when trust is it broken it becomes a national security issue. once again, when trust is broken between the community and police, it is a national security issue. you ask why? because of the police department asks us to say something if we see something. so the trust is broken.introd i want to introduce my great panel this evening. first, next to me is -- he is an author and internationalim community consultant, summarize, human rights an expert, hishis latest book and post- racial america. then we also have eddie eddie glaude. he is at princeton university and his latest book, democracy in black, how race still enslaves the american soul. also with us today, the esteemed, one and only a julianne malveaux who has been recognized by her progressive and insightful observation. she is is in noted author and colorful commentator. her latest book is, are we better off. i can't i can't wait to see what she has to sa

jay johnson is going to visit louisiana today. what a mess there. the worst flooding in state history. antwan: the president has directed fema to have availab it seems like no one has been spared. >> some have inches, some have feet. it just depends on what side of town you are. >> we sandbag two days ago. trying to keep the water out. the water was coming in faster than the pumps could keep it level. >> asking landlords to give short term leases to the tens of thousands of people that were lost everything. rosanna: we knew john. a friend of "good day new york" and a friend of the city. he passed away in miami from lung cancer. he became the youngest chief of the department in the nypd history. he later became commissioner of police in he was chief in miami. he introduced innovative tactics such as shifting from car patrols to both patrols. he was under bratton when bratton was here the first time. under giuliani. antwan: he spoke highly of him in his book. rosanna: rest in peace. we will miss you. travel apart second avenue -- did you know that som

. >> homeland security secretary jay johnson has toured the damage and said fema has started working h also addressed questions about president obama's absence. >> the president is closely monitoring the situation through his cabinet, through his fema administrator and very much on top of it. >> on wednesday, a baton rouge newspaper published an editorial calling for the president to cut his vacation short saying, it's time for preside barack obama to visit the most anguished state in the union. the paper reminded readers of the criticism former president george w. bush faced in 2005 of hurricane katrina, but did not visit new orleans. bush toured the region two days later. >> i am not complaining in any way about our federal partnership. >> governor john bell says he has been in constant touch with white house officials. a visit would pull police and first responders from recovery efforts to provide security. >> i would just assume he give us another week or two and then he can fugate didisit louisiana on tuesy. fema will send teams shelters and communities like this one to assess t

jays johnson, so mr.rump reached out to african-american voters last night, right, he's having problems with women. do any of the additions in your mind to his campaign help with those key demographic groups? >> well, no, and this is the problem, it's classic trump. it's a good move on the surface but as you kind of open up the trunk, you're like, oh, my gosh this is a mess. bannon is a good selection. kelly. these are smart people, capable people. the problem is, the brightbart site itself. this is a site that's been under hate watch. this is a site that's been known to have racism, provocative things. one of their writers was kicked off twitter for iing lesley jones for being the black "ghostbuster." so trump has taken five steps forward and seven steps back. >> and katrina, mr. trump has to do better among republicans. i just want to run this by you. there's a conservative website, writer, jason taylor, is aghast at the changes. he write, go flat out crazy, have those big rallies, spew b.s., toss out t

he did send one cabinet member, secretary jay johnson. was at the press conference yesterday when he was there and i took the opportunity to ask him about why the president has not arrived. and if he will recommend to the president to visit louisiana. here's what he said. >> the president can't be everywhere. will be briefing him on what i see here and what the status of our recovery and response efforts are. administrator fugate did the same thing after his visit here two days ago. so the president is closely monitoring the situation. >> will you recommend he visit? >> as i said, the president can't be everywhere. i know he has a very busy schedule this fall and then in the coming days. he is closely monitoring the situation. when you're the chief executive of the entire u.s. government, you can't be everywhere, including places you would like to be. >> now, very shortly after that, the governor throwing a lifeline at the president, take a listen. >> i would just as soon it be a week, 10 days from now. it is a major ordeal. they free up

the fema director has been here today, secretary for the department of homeland security jay johnsont i got to say we talked to a lot of people, editorials in the local newspapers, a lot of people would like to see president obama make a trip to louisiana and return from vacation. stuart: we hear you loud and clear. thanks very much. i have a question for you. how many of those homeowners have insurance? liz: only a quarter of them. there are 2 million, federal flood insurance, we don't know if they had homeowners, many can't afford the policies. there are 2 million units, only a quarter of them had federal flood insurance policies. what can those people do? apply for a fema grant. stuart: if you have insurance, you get adaptable and rates go up in the future because it made a claim now. to the markets please, we are up a tiny fraction, 14 points, 50/50 on the dow 30, 15 up, 15 down, look at oil, following this closely because that is going up close to $48 a barrel. we were expecting a bump for stock prices. the ashley webster ratio in play today. a little weak, we are working on it.