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i'm leland vittert.he secretary of state, mike pompeo, saying there's no indication that tehran is going to change its behavior as they continue to be more and more belligerent of. we bring in garrett tenney with the latest on u.s. troop movements and what's happening in the strait of hormuz. >> reporter: the latest indication that iran is not backing down is this new video that its revolutionary guard released just a few hours after britain's foreign secretary warned iran was on a dangerous path. the video appears to have been shot by at least two cameras and purportedly shows iranian commandos rappeling from a helicopter onto the british oil tanker seized in the strait of hormuz. on saturday or mike pompeo said despite tehran's increasingly aggressive actions, the u.s. is ready to sit down to negotiate a deal to lift sanctions and address its destabilizing behavior in the region. >> today we have seen no indications that the iranians are prepared to fundamentally change the direction of their nation. t

leland: there it is!m usa taking home the win claiming victory in the final game of the women's world cup. greg watched it happen with some happy fans. hi, greg. absolutely, this is history made in france. the women's soccer team from the united states with their fourth world cup victory. to show the action and give you a feel for the reaction. molly: it is all over in france. the women's world cup coming to a close with the u.s. taking victory over the netherlands. leland: team usa taken on the second consecutive world cup final final score 2-0. greg palkot is with the fans as it happened in france. greg, was just one bar where they were always at the whole city? reporter: my gosh! we were up at the epicenter really. we want to watch with the jumbo screen but at the last minute security concern, shut it down. no probably came to the biggest sports bar and all the americans who could not get in the stadium and watch history being made, they came here. in a glorious and watching all of the action, we've be

leland?nd: seems as though the online activities of those employees will not get a closer look. gillian turner in washington. thanks. arthel? >> arthel: okay, leland. the president sticking to his guns over including a citizenship question on the 2020 census, telling reporters earlier today he is considering executive order. the question whether it will pass the muster in the courts is what we will talk about how prejoining me for that is steven greenberg. he's a criminal defense attorney. first of all, stephen, thanks for being here. explain why the supreme court made this decision that it made thus far. >> what the supreme court said is we can't determine whether the question of asking people whether or not they are citizens is proper or not proper yet. they sent it back to the lower court to gather more information. that question comes on the web to the year 2000. people are saying but it's discriminatory and will discourage people from answering the question truthfully. >> arthel: so you

leland * i'm leland vittert in new york. we are two hours into a large^-scale power outage. subway service shut down on a busy saturday night. as you look at times square, there are tens of thousands of people out on the street who would not normally be there. a number of theaters have gone dark with this power outage, sending people out into the streets. the new york city skyline now dark in so many of those places. dark except for their emergency lights. we'll take a look up 6th avenue, it would normally be packed with cars. it's now packed with people and empty with cars as police shut down a number of intersections to allow the fire department to get through to 44,000 customer without power. that's customers. that could be a single building without power and people stuck in the elevators. the new york fire department saying they are dealing with multiple reports of people stuck in elevators across the upper westside and midtown manhattan. is there not panic on the streets. but there are there is a lot of people on the streets and a lot of confusion on the streets. ebb so

leland. leland: all right.and tomorrow morning as well with crews around the country. thanks so much. kristin: for more on that, we bring in democratic strategist, robin byro. let's start with something that congressman andy biggs laid last hour with leland vittert, he's a republican congressman and he is against what many democratic members of congress are advocating that people in these local communities should do, and they've been essentially giving out advice, telling them what to do if an i.c.e. agent knocks on their door and they're also saying and advocating that local law enforcement should not cooperate with i.c.e. congressman biggs said this, when you are advocating to basically break the law which is what they're advocating for, that is not in harmony with the oath of office in my opinion. your response? >> i understand where representatives biggs is going. nancy pelosi put out a message that all these interested in is letting people know their legal rights under the law which anyone is entitled to i

leland: incredible. not only in terms of the damage, but then the follow-on fear of not knowing when it's going to happen. back to that video from yesterday, dan gallow, your fearless producer with the camera coming out as that started to shake. take me through, what was going through everyone's mind, everyone runs outside no matter the size building you're in. what's the procedure taught in the communities? >> well, i think in this case, you know, 6.4 magnitude earthquake on fourth of july and then there had been the smaller aftershocks after. it had been more than 24 hours, i think the sense was hey, we've been past the worst of it and there was the other aftershock before the 7.1 so i think that people were like, we've made it through this and then this one came through and it felt completely different. and in this situation, i do truly think it's case by case, the restaurant we were at, it's like a hibachi grills, there are exposed grills on fire and i think the immediate threat was when it lost powe

leland?> leland: the heat index in washington, d.c., is 99 degrees. could get out of the afternoon. slightly cooler in iowa where several 2020 democrats are taking part in their own july 4th festivities, trying to see which caucus goers they can convince. many of the candidates, as we look at this wall of all of them, are slamming president trump's salute to america celebration. peter doocy live in des moines, iowa, with their complaints. hey, peter. >> leland, joe biden just said over in independence iowa that he's happy with the way he performed at the first primary debate in miami. he said, wilde's new thing for them to be challenged on his record with race relations, he doesn't plan on doing anything differently while prepping for e next debate. >> i'm the guy everybody's talking about. you know? if somehow -- anyway, i'm not going to go back and talk about the record of anyone from ten, 20, or 30 years ago. >> there is a lot of policy talk on this independence day because there are a lot

leland. >> on a saturday in d.c. the number of lawmakers calling to open an impeachment i am quirery is now up to 101. of that group 9 is are from solid democratic seats according to the political report. joining us now a congressman who flipped a seat in 2018. you're taking your first day of vacation to be with us. >> thank you. i don't know if it's a total vacation, the perception a different than the reality. >> it sounds good. >> it's a good way to talk to your folks. >> forgive us if we don't feel bad for you. >> i work hard. >> you do and we appreciate you being with us. national polls universally say that the american people do not support impeachment. do you worry if the democratic caucus keeps beating the impeachment drum, it puts the majority in seats like yours at risk? >> sure. that's a possibility, and it's not that i get up every day and i worry about that. what i truly worry about is what we're doing in government. so i want to see that we're actually getting productive results

leland: this is a "fox news" alert and i'm leland vittert in new york city. this is a theater now plagued with dark this. the massive power outage has taken over the entire west side of midtown from 42nd street up past columbus circle into the 70. live pictures right now the only reason you can see what's happening there as the fdny and nypd begin their coordination efforts is because of the emergency there. our camera crews it turns quite literally pitch black. 44,000 people, customers that is, without power. that means there are hundreds of thousands if not millions of people affect it by this. we are awaiting a news conference from fdny and nypd on what's going on here. this started about three hours and 15 minutes ago at 6:45. people were trapped on subways for at least an hour and we understand there were multiple rescues from elevators around manhattan. let's take a look around manhattan from a number of our cameras. the upper right-hand corner of your screen is sixth avenue. will we look at sixth avenue and it's empty. we are told they have stopped tra

leland? leland: with that we bring in republican senator bill cassidy, the great state of louisiana took. appreciate you being with us. tellis, where are you, what of using and do you have enough resources as this flood begins in earnest? >> i'm in baton rouge. it's a strong way, but for louisiana not that desperate at this way we have seen worse. our resources here, federal, state community has fared very well. hospitals have been evacuated, couple of nursing homes but as a rule-- leland: we watched now as we see coast guard rescue that happened yesterday as they were pulling people off of some islands that have been cut off by the rain. by and large, though, have enough people in your mind he did that you occupation warnings or are you getting calls of folks stuck in different parts of the state? >> know, people did he'd there wondering why the folks on the barrier islands did not, but others have. there were some places for example nursing homes and hospitals closer to the coast that were

leland. leland: and a fox news alert.he pentagon says it's going to deploy additional troops and military resources to the middle east, this as iran refuses to release a british tanker with 22 on board. the latest from the pentagon as the troops begin to move around the world. hi, lucas. >> hi, leland. for the first time in years they're sending troops. president trump issued this fresh warning from tie ran. >> iran is going showing their colors. iran is in big trouble right now, their economy is crashing, coming to a crash. they're trying to bring soldiers back home because they can't pay them. a lot of bad things are happening to them and it's very easy to straighten out for us to make it worse. >> there are over-- and iran has detained all crew members on board the british tanker. it sits off the toes of iran. the it was called a hostile act. a british tanker seized an iran tanker. thursday, a ship destroyed a do drone, the u.s. equivalent and iran denied that the u.s. took down its drone. >> based so far, we have no i

leland: todd we will have to cut you off to go to bed news conference by the commission are talking about the party to new york city. >> assembly member linda rosenthal. a quick up day. at 6:47 p.m. there was an electrical disturbance in the system affecting approximately 62,000 customers in the manhattan area. this was caused by a power outage on the west side of manhattan. the fire department police department and emergency management responded quickly to the scene and we are working closely with con-ed to restore power as quickly as possible. we have no reports of injuries or fatalities at this time. we also have a list of those individuals that are in lifesaving equipment at work with them to make sure they have what they need. we have put together a joint task force with the pd and the fire department to make sure that nobody is stuck in a net elevator still appeared right now but to turn it over to the ceo of con-ed john mcavoy to give us an update from con-ed.

i'm leland vittert. we will get all of that.erner is being printed without that question. in just the past hour, the president said he is looking at all sorts of options. he talked to reporters ahead of heading to new jersey, where his golf club is, and where he will be there for the weekend. ellison barber is traveling with him and during this now. hi, ellison. >> he said he was looking at options. one of the potential options could be an executive order. he also said -- as you mention, they are already being printed

leland * i'm leland vittert in new york. we are two hours into a large^-scale power outage.ubway service shut down on a busy saturday night. as you look at times square, there are tens of thousands of people out on the street who would not normally be there. a number of theaters have gone dark with this power outage, sending people out into the streets. the new york city skyline now dark in so many of those places.

leland, good morning. >> reporter: good morning.denpresident trump wasted e declaring total victory. while mueller denied the report gave the president total exoneration. the president said it wasn't mueller's place to do so. >> he didn't have the right to exonerate. that was something where he totally folded because he never had the right to exonerate. and it was covered very well by congressman turner. >> reporter: democrats see mueller's day before congress a little differently. >> it was a very strong manifestation, in fact some would even say indictment, of this administration's cone of silence in their coverup it's >> reporter: it's difficult to find a moment in the testimony that significantly alters the facts. republicans went on offense as democrats tried to save their narrative. >> three times he lied to the fbi. yet you didn't charge him with a crime. >> excuse me, did you say 193? >> volume, 193, he lied three times, you pointed out in the report. why didn't you charge him with a crime. >> i can't get into internal delib

leland, thank you be. cool yourself.ll right, more americans are hitting the beach as the heat wave heats up. doesn't mike tobin know it? he's at north avenue beach in chicago. how are things looking there? >> well, remember about six months ago, neil, on these very shores talking about the polar vortex and the icy grip on the nation? what a half a year does. right now in chicago, the wind, if it comes up at all is blowing east. so michigan, you're welcome. chicago, detroit, cities like that have first responders going door-to-door, checking on people that might not have functioning air conditioners. a lot of activities have been cancelled. in new york, the new york city try athalon, i'm sorry if you spend six months training. the big event is cancelled. in chicago, three-game series with the cubs and padres is on. you pump the fluids, pump the fluids. city leaders are encouraging residenting to care for your neighbors. >> the city stands ready to assist residents and neighbors. check our family and those without air con

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president, supreme court justices senators people close to ford, we revealed leland kaiser was -- didl she was pressured too change her testimony about whether she grew kavanaugh, she came out right away, said, i would like to help my friend but i don't remember him, as she looked back over that summer in question, she lost confidence in her friend's story. she tells fbi about that. and how she was pressured to change the story. kennedy: and all this is in the book, you absolutely have to pick it up, mollie hemingway thank you so much. >> thank you. >> appreciate your time. kennedy: coming up liberal bastion that is berkeley now bending gender specific terms like manhole and man-made. and bar barry manilow, come on,, i'll tell you why we get to fight against the this madness, my memo, on california, and the pooh hole it has become is next. what's going on up here? can't see what it is yet. what is that? that's a blazer? that's a chevy blazer? aww, this is dope. this thing is beautiful. i love the lights. oh man, it's got a mean face on it. it looks like a piece of candy. look at the i

leland: it's huge. arthel: join us at 4:00 p.m.s are underway today with ice officials targeting migrants in several us cities including new york, chicago, houston and san francisco. welcome to america's news headquarters from washington. i'm kristin fisher. >> nice to be with you. we had bit of a blackout in new york yesterday. the lights are back on. president trump is facing criticism from opponents over these raids, but the administration says the migrants being targeted have been issued deportation orders by a court and mike tobin is on the

we hope you can join us reina leland and molly are up next. >> stay with us.s the nuclear deal and in his honor continues. a second time enriching uranium supply past internationally agreed levels. in a move that could bring to run one step closer to a nuclear weapon. welcome to "america's news headquarters" from washington i am marley line. speech i'm leland vittert. nice to be with you at home. this happening just now. we have more on this, what's interesting that iran is the only thing we will do this but there are 30 more mischief if they do not get a better deal. >> every

. >> their 20-year-old daughter bonnie, 18-year-old son garry and beth's 42-year-old stepson leland haveed around dog during this time of grief. >> it's hard to believe that she's even gone. >> if there was one thing you could tell your mom, what would you tell her? >> probably that, you know, i appreciate like how she raised me and it's made me the man i am today. >> i would tell her thank you and i'm sorry i didn't go to church with you every sunday like you wanted. i want to be the best woman i can for her. i love you, daddy. >> love you, too. >> and monday on "e.t." dwayne's final farewell to beth. we'll take you inside the weekend memorial and how beth is speaking to him beyond the grave. >> she's still doing it. >>> and still ahead here tonight -- ♪ >> chris pratt's new country career? >>> then, "fast & furious" fans you haven't seen anything like this. we're first on rock's new spin-off >> i've waited my entire caree >>> minutes away on "e.t." -- jnchts fk's wedding album revealed. the ♪ that's chris pratt singing on stage during a nashville pub crawl belting out a couple of count

. >> melissa: leland vittert is live with the leafs on this. leland? >> hi, melissa. the merger of political and cultural wars continue. now it's not just republicans talking about a boycott of nike. argus madame lipinski, one of the more conservative democrats, treated at a picture this morning saying, "i'm sitting here working, i notice i'm not wearing nikes, nor will i anytie soon." senator ted cruz of texas agrees with the boycott, tweeting "he loves america, and pulling the shoes of the betsy ross flag design, and then #walkawayfrom #walkawayfromnike. close -- close --theyareofitsami tageandarecontinuing athletes introducing and supporting the u.s. soccer team, we already employ 35 people in the united states and remain committed to creating jobs in the united states. arizona's governor says it's pulling it's money to help nike build a factory in the state. to withdraw all financial incentive dollars providing for the company to relocate. unclear if the new two million-dollar plants will go forward. but california's governor, gavin newsom, sees an opportunity. "h

driver going 103 miles an hour in a 45 mile an hour zone in a neighborhood just off highway 4 on west leland road. the driver's excuse? he was late for work. police tweeted a photo of his car getting toed. when you speed that fast, it's reckless driving. >> i'm surprised that car goes 103. jeff ranieri is here. >> temperatures will get close. the transition worked. it's going to be hot here. we have seen in a while. i know, i know. we have been so lucky lately. we will have a look at the full temperature forecast coming up. i want to start with the canyon fire. we covered it in the breaking news earlier. this again is south of lake south of quail ridge ecological reserve. winds out of the west at nine. humidity at the wayblow tg, it's pushing all of this smoke right off and it starred right there at 128 and rag canyon road. we are following it on twitter, facebook, and right here on television. we have live reports at 6:00. tomorrow expecting a hot 92. with winds that gust up to 20 miles per hour. more of this coming up at 6:00 p.m. out to the east bay, haze fre those hotter temperatures tod

>>leland runs parallel to highway for that will get you around the crash. you can take that get on the freeway up ahead at bailey over here. and you can avoid the slow traffic because it's crawling there through the scene any outside looks better the concord side looks better but through pittsburgh. it's a 23 minutes because of that to make it out to 2.42 to 42 looks good 6.80 minor crowding from concord sta the maze and then from there and pockets off to fremont street. >>it's also going to be hot in weather plenty of hot spots this afternoon. at least we're not there yet we are still seeing a nice cool coastal impact from the fog and low lying cloud cover that can't miss at the golden gate bridge this morning not blocking out your visibility that's a good thing. temperatures out at the golden gate bridge, san francisco nevado in half moon bay, where we do have marine influence are nice and cool while elsewhere we're definitely feel the warm up already and the oc nearing 80 degrees right now livermore at 76 mountain view in san jose also in the 70's so i d

. >> leland: nice to be with you. we got the memo to wear red. there we go. i'm leland vittert.ours at home as we celebrate and enjoy the day prayed earlier on the national mall, marching bands, balloons, and drill teams. you can see there the armored personnel carriers that have

and then also, in addition to that, we have leland wong, who is our original poster maker for the past--for the first 20 years of nihonmachi. so, we're expanding that. and so, we're starting to get more corporate involved to do information booths as opposed to just nonprofit because of the cost of the fair and everything. so, we're expanding a lot, quite a bit. we'll also have a food booth. and food booths are happening with--along with the food trucks. robert: and a showing right on the last night? richard: and we have a movie night just on saturday. it's called mirai, it's an animation movie, and it's also been nominated for an award. robert: very good, all right. well, trying to stay traditional and contemporary. thank you very much, looking forward to being there, all right? okay. well, the 46th annual nihonmachi street fair will set up on august 3 and 4 from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. in san francisco's japantown. for more details, go to nbcbayarea.com. and next up, we talk with dancer-artist lenora lee about her show coming up in san francisco, stay with us for that. robert: we are proud

retired nasa astronaut leland melvin was on hand to reflect on the monumental feet by decades ago. the way it made people come together eclipsed the space race. >> it blows your mind when you think about what we did back in 69. the most technologically advanced thing with computers that were less powerful than my watch. in the end, it was our civilization coming together to celebrate this incredible feet. >> many more celebrations are planned around tomorrow. >>> a lot happening in sports. coming up in sports, the a's try to get back to their winning ways. it was a pitchers do a let to park. dual at oracle park. you got your homework? yeah. yeah? hey, give me a kiss. announcer: what's the role of a car company? [ kisses ] announcer: to take your kids to and from school? don't forget your science project. announcer: we think it can be something bigger. everybody take your seats. announcer: this summer, volkswagen is supporting america's teachers. announcer: visit your vw dealer to learn how you can join in. announcer: now during the volkswagen drive bigger event, get a $1,000 purcha

. >> this grove has been part of danny leland's family for more than 0 years. >> you could walk inside. >> reporter: for generations th their living working the land and protecting it. >> dan and i were raised where you took care of thland and the land would take care of you. >> reporter: now in a land mark deal, the richardton family has so to the league that will study the trees and protect them with plans to open it to the public. >> to find a place like this, it gives a sense of hope. this is something that's truly worth saving. >> reporter: the legend now a reality for generations to come. gadi schwartz, nbc news, sanoma, california. >> that's "nightly news" for this friday. we hope you have a nice holiday weekend. ll'm peter alexander. from a of us here at nbc news, thanks for watching and have a good night. >>> lights, camera, "access." >> whoa! >> why is amanda knox back in italy after the nightmare that nearly put her

retired nasa astronaut leland melvin was on hand to reflect on the monumental feet by decades ago. he said the way it made people come together eclipsed the space race. >> it blows your mind when you think about what we did back in 69. the most technologically advanced thing with computers that were less powerful than my watch. in the end, it was our civilization coming together to celebrate this incredible feet. >> many more celebrations are planned around tomorrow. >>> a lot happening in sports. coming up in sports, the a's try to get back to their winning ways. it was a pitchers do a let to park. dual at oracle park. >>> the giants have won six straight games. it has put the front office in a difficult spot. the orange and black may no longer be sellers. former giants pitcher in attendance burning his music. jake had seven scoreless innings with 10 strikeouts. tyler for the giants goes the longest outing of his career. the game goes into extras for the second night in a row. bottom of the 10th, pablo sandoval at the plate. he flies out. not so fast. the ball falls right in front

more bwe knew she said there were 4 men -- young men and women at party, they included her friend -- lelandr a good friend of hers, a liberal democrat, and continuing to this day, someone who did not want to see kavanaugh confirmed when kaiser learned she was named, she was surprised and taken aback and tried to rack her brain to think, what was that party, how could i not were such an important point in my friend's life, she put out a statement at the time, saying i don't remember this but i believe christine, and then we learned that also later in the process, there were attempts from common friends of hers with christine blase ford to pressure her to change nows her statemeno be her supportive. she wanted to be supportive but she could not do that cons is at with the truth. she cam -- became more convinced later it did not lineup with her memory of that summer. gregg: even a former phoeb phoet trying to convince her to alter her testimony. molly, i am not sure that christine ford's testimony in hindsight holds up well, but overall did the entire affair backfire on the democrat? >> well,

romaine: that is leland miller. thank you. the bank is being forced to lean into cost cuts and what it could mean for the rest of earnings week. this is bloomberg. ♪ taylor: citigroup kicking off a busy week of earnings for major banks. they talked analysts -- topped analysts addictions despite the loss -- predictions despite a loss in revenue. for more, we are joined by allison williams. this morning when the earnings crossed, what struck my eye was the praise citigroup got for cost-cutting. we know you cannot cut wage growth. how is citigroup's cost-cutting better from other banks we have seen? >> for one, there is cost-cutting to improve efficiency. and then there is the amount of money you have to invest. citigroup is benefiting from the fact they are becoming more efficient in some areas allowing them to continue to invest. to some extent, the benefit this year is because fourth quarter was a difficult that they implemented a lot of measures. they ended up missing their cost target in the fourth quarter because the enviro

leland that it is tracking the developments. >> reporter: we are seeing a similar situation, iran shot drone a couple months ago. the headline, war drums and the president is between the traditional iran hawks and the american first non-interventionalists. speaking for the hawks look no further than national security adviser john bolton in the oval office today. >> behind the desk in the oval office. >> no question this was an iranian drone. the uss boxer -- it posed a threat. entirely the right thing to do. >> reporter: the taking of the british ship ups the ante with an ally but is a direct threat to us sovereignty? it was called unacceptable, the response would be considered and robust. the iranian actions, weeks and the brits grabbed one of the iran's tankers. the iranian's promised that would not go unanswered and here we are. >> we have a close alliance with the uk. we always have. the united states has new tankers going in because we are using our own energy now. we made a lot of progress in the last 21/2 years so we don't have many tankers going in but a lot of ships that are w

leland: the first of the season in 2019, you made a good point when you said inches.rainfall totals in places that are already saturated goes up. the flooding risk goes up and on top of that you add the storm surge and the wind. right now it's off the coast of louisiana and a lot of residents have evacuated. there have already been

. >> shannon: thanks, leland. >> have a great weekend. >> shannon: while democratic party leaders say there's no move towards impeachment yet, this lawsuit filed today may suggest otherwise. did jerry nadler intend to tip his hat on that? two reporters, harry and john join us. great to have you both. >> thanks, shannon. >> shannon: here's what they're doing in filing in federal court here in d.c., they're saying we want all the grand jury information underlying the mueller report. now doug collins, a ranking republican on the house judiciary committee said the d.c. circuit said you can't get this information. it's not going to come to you. democrats want to convince their base that they're we'ded to the impeachment but a baseless legal claim is an odd way to show that. john, is it baseless? >> i don't think it's baseless in the judiciary committee wanted to continue investigating president trump, it has to do it under the guise of impeachment power. the only baseless in the sense that they're not allowed to have grand jury information. under the rules that protect grand jury secrecy,

leland: we're so glad to have you.bout baltimore, we'll get to that in a minute. president trump lashing out against nancy pelosi and others pushing back against the claim that his criticism of

believe that they are going to do that, we don't believe that samford university is going to say that leland stanford who endowed the university for his son miss used agent labor in the 19th century, we would classify him as a racist, are we going to get rid of that name? it is always selective. they always go for the convenient circling target, but never the one that would cause real infrastructure on the left of the progressive union. because we are all human, we do we are not perfect or divine. >> gregg: victor davis hansen, thank you so much for being with us. joining me with more on all of this is host of salem radio, america first, sebastian gorka, and charlie kirk. good to see you both. if america's greatness to is just a myth and we are only okay according to "the new york times," why is it that hundreds of thousands of people are clamoring at our border and sneaking in? >> america is the only country in the history of the world where even those who say they hated refused to leave. that's how you know you live in a great country. all of these people should be in canada by now. i thou

leland: casey mentioned a moment ago we saw in louisiana, louisiana 1, the highway taken out by barry. for more on what's expected this weekend, i'm joined by jim any kintrel, president of the lafuge parish. what are the conditions like right now where you're at? >> the conditions are not too bad right now. we have bands that come in and go. it brings rain. probably having right now -- problem we're having right now is we had a cu couple levee's tt slid down. we sent assets to reform and rebuild as quickly as possible. we don't want them to completely be torn away. so that levees can hold back the water. the problem is, all the levees are saturated in rainfall and we're getting more and more rainfall. so hopefully at some point that it kind of slows down and we can stabilize all our levees, any part that has slid, we'll have to stabilize. we're very concerned about that. we have also sent sandbags and large hazmat bags to close up any portion that slid in. it's pretty good as far as i'm concerned because we haven't -- rainfall hasn't been so much that our pumps couldn't keep up. but i

colliding with a truck it happened early friday morning, the motorcyclist was going eastbound on west lelandoad. before crashing into a truck that was turning on that same street, the motorcyclist died at the scene the driver of the truck. stay there until police arrived. police in san bruno of identified a second suspect wanted in connection with that shooting at the 10 friend mall. police are looking for 19 year-old dion drug and he's from san francisco. 2 teenagers were injured in tuesday's incident, investigators still looking into how a dispute between 2 groups led to the shooting. >>there's a legal component or legal parameters on how we identify gang members and how we validate gang members. so that has not it's not off the it's going to take a still a lot investigation a little bit more research determine whether or not we can actually. identify them as gang members and that proceed with charges work with the district attorney's office to develop that. there's there's a pretty strict legal parameters and how it inviting members and we're not there yet. >>police arrested a 16 year-old

welcome to america's news headquarters from washington, i'm leland vittert.re. is this normally your bedtime? >> yes, not on saturday. i try-- it's good to be with you here. the supreme court