this is in northbound 210 wean palmer and livingston in oxon hill. if you are coming out of southern maryland this morning, you need to know this is an accident here possibly impacting you we're not sure how many cars are involved. i want to send this over to melissa mollet who can tell us more about the impact on the roads. >> going to be a big problem for sure if this hangs around. oxon hill road might be a good suggestion for you this morning if it sticks around too long. northbound indian head highway is shut down at palmer and livingston road. southbound is unaffected. another big problem, 9th and o in northwest. pedestrian struck. it sounds like a fatal crash right there. >>> southbound, wisconsin near dorset, all lanes are blocked. northbound bw parkway to 32, blocked due to a crash and response as well. we'll update you on all of that right now. >> going to be that kind of a morning. >>> i'm aaron gilchrist. for a second time this week a lot of you are waking up to damage after a night of strong storms. [ sirens ] >> you can see here from the

this is impacting what is northbound 210 wean palmer and livingston. we still don't have a better idea as to how many vehicles are involved. we can tell you that chopper 4 is en route there. we've also got molette green on her way there. i want to this to melissa who will let us know how it's impacting drivers this is not looking good for folks. >> not looking good if you head northbound on 210 this morning. already an area where we get a lot of volume northbound. going to be much worse. this could last through 7:00 a.m., perhaps longer. that intersection, all northbound lanes blocked by the crash. you can see some of the slowdowns and it's still very early this morning. we had one person from the station come through 210 had to work her way through a neighborhood. 9th street at o, intersection still blocked by a crash. fatal accident with a pedestrian. >>> good morning, i'm aaron gilchrist. >> and i'm eun yang. >> things have cooled off a bit. chuck bell in with our weather headlines. >> another round of late night storms. clouds are mostly cloudy thi

the closure is northbound 210 at palmer and livingston.thbound bw parkway at powder mill road, have that crash. six-mile backup there. southbound wisconsin near dorset, all lanes blocked as well. a lot happening this morning. >>> i have my twitter feed. you should do the same. otherwise, how do you know anything? outside this morning, cloudy skies for most but it's a pretty morning out there right now. sun is coming up in 3 or 4 minutes. skies are mostly cloudy. there's our washington standing tall in downtown right now. 76 degrees under that mostly cloudy sky. southwesterly breeze. only 5 miles per hour. low to mid 70s now. warm up, low to mid 80s by lunchtime. 95 yesterday. i'm forecasting 91 for a high today. every day is just a smidgen cooler than the one before. later this afternoon, there could be one or two brief little passing showers, but your rain chances during the afternoon are generally 30% or less during the day. so really the bulk of the rain will be dealt with this morning. showers along route 15 really it's about the last

and a tour bus crash during the town of livingston. and you can see on the far right-hand side of the screen, off of highway 99. it is south of turlock, but what we understand is that five people are dead. and at least five people are injured. 30 people on the bus, it was a tour bus coming from southern california heading to the sacramento area. the chp officer said he did not know if it was a final destination. no company name, and they are not releasing ages. but northbound 99 is shut down he did not give an indication of when that might reopen. but five helicopters landed on that freeway. it is certainly a very intense scene. >> yes, have a resources being called in. the fire department, cal fire, all converging on this scene of this deadly bus crash. in the southeast i would say, patterson, again northbound 99 completely closed but do expect delays in both directions as you heard. >> and we have a fresno fox affiliate, and they are going to continue to get updated information about this scene. right now, northbound 99 completely sh

that is going to be important in all of the areas but most acute right now in livingston parish. we have not been able to gather all of the data that we would need to give you a more precise answer. we just know that it is very serious and the impact is adverse and we are going to do everything we can to rectify that essence we can. >> what do you think [inaudible] >> we will have a complete plan that we will announce on wednesday of next week. they are under consideration next at that -- except that if we pull the trigger on that it will not be the fema trailers you are accustomed to. fema does not do that anymore. these are manufactured housing units at look like a mobile home. i do not misconstrued -- do not misconstrue anything. the decision has not been made to go in that direction. it certainly is on the table . >> [inaudible] >> it was used here in march. we have experience in louisiana last march. we have done this recently. we have a good idea of how it works. it is something we can pull the trigger on very quickly. thank you very much. >> president obama is scheduled to

this happened in livingston off the hammatt avenue exit. the poll went through the center of the bus after impact and it blew out the windows and it tore off the bottom cargo area. six people had to be flown to area hospitals and one of those passengers has critical injuries. rescuers say they pulled out body parts from the survivors. >> the bus started in mexico and made several stops. it was stopped in los angeles last night it's next stop was in livingston on its way to washington. >> reporter: according to our sacramento station the driver also suffered major injuries. the bus was due in livingston at 1:30 this morning to change drivers. investigators believe that basque as may be the only one with the answers as to what happened because passengers were most likely asleep. motorists are still being asked to take highway 134 around the crash. chp hopes to open one lane of e highway soon. >>> as cost-of-living continues to skyrocket in santa clara in santa clara court clerks are not making enough money to get by. they are staging a strike

this happened along highway 99 south of livingston. it is 90 minutes from oakland. jessica is here with the latest on the investigation and where the bus was heading. jessica? >> they were drive through california headed to washington. investigators in mercede county said this is the worst crash there in a decade. >> a horrific tour bus crash in merced county from the air you can see the sign's metal pole went through the bus slicing it nearly in half. six people were airlifted to hospitals for major injuries and many lost their arms and legs. the merced county sheriff now said the bus was speed when it veered off the highway. there were 30 people on board. the victims are all spanish speaking and emergency crews worked quickly to get them to safety. >> they will be interviewed as part of investigation, as of right new we are trying to make sure they are safe away from the freeway. >> the crash on highway 99 happened at 3:30 this morning near livingston half an hour from modesto. crews pried people from the bus through the morning. the bus driver has been identified

and to make sure the message was clear, all eyes were on donovan livingston. >> you work for your gpa, more like god's purpose in action. all we have is faith, and i pray, i pray spoken word format, where he wowed the audience at harvard a month ago. >> i love the things he said, and i love his poems. >> hit the snooze button until nothing was left by a bunch of failed tests. >> reporter: the fayetteville native said he got an f in college math. livingston says as he matured, he told the freshman, f's along the way should stand for foundation, fuel, and family. >> faults, faults form mountains, and i've never known anyone to call it a mistake. >> reporter: to hear more of livingston's speech, go to wcnc.com. class for the students begins rogers, north carolina. >>> this is the city of raleigh looking through our tower cam. these are breaking down showers and storms. they looked pretty impressive about an hour ago. you can see, what we've got a little scattering, but when we put this in motion, you'll be able to see some of the showers that came through a little earlier. now they're br

. >>> otis livingston with the jets for tonight's game on cbs 2. steve overmyer here now with sports. steve. >> reporter: we're going to get you out live to the stadium where otis is standing by for mets get two guys back tonight. but lose another player to injury. we'll have the latest next in he >>> it's the jets and redskins tonight from second game of the preseason and the man recovering the sidelines for the game is our own otis livingston roving the sidelines. we should be seeing more starters. >> otis! >> reporter: week 2 of the preseason so things get more ramped up. that means the first time offense and defense. fitzpatrick with his young talented group of wide receivers that he is so high on. [ very low audio ] >> fitzpatrick is looking forward to more snaps tonight after playing a couple of series in week one. >> it's marched to get into a rhythm when you play two series. so getting into a little bit of an offensive rhythm, focused and eliminate the student penalties and turnovers and things. that will be important to us but really, come

this is on highway 99 near livingston and it is halfway between sacramento and fresno. there were 30 passengers on the charter bus traveling from southern california to sacramento. northbound 99 is shut down, part of southbound are closed and emergency crews are still out there trying to attend to anyone can that is still alive on the scene. obviously they are seeing the live images and a nasty scene. silt a fluid situation. several agencies are there including cal fire on scene. in the newsroom we will track the latest information coming in with an update as soon as possible. >> sorry to see that. good morning, i am reggie aqui. >> i am gnash mash and now, we will get you started with weather and traffic. meteorologist mike nicco? >> yes, from the roof we are off to a misty morning in san francisco. it will be drizzle the next couple of mornings. you could need the umbrella. live doppler hd shows no widespread rain and a beautiful start from the east bay hills camera to mount diabolo, waking up in the mid-to-upper 50s and hanging in the upper 50s all day until 7:00 and

(layton ricks/president of livingston parish) "my concern is getting our parish back up and running. we are a resilient people. we've been knocked out, we got up, we fought back / / / in livingston parish, louisiana, i'm karin caifa. hillary clinton says she will visit louisiana when, quote, "the presence of a political campaign will not disrupt the response" -- which was seen by many as a clear shot at trump's visit last week. the first image of the earth was taken fifty years ago today.... but it wasn't just a one-snap shot. the number of photos that were taken of the earth's first big debut. plus dominos stocks are up.... why emoji texts could have a positive impact on skyrocketing pizza [ricky]quality top tier gas can help engine performance. hmm,wonder what that's like... [reporter]ricky,how does it feel to be a champion? [ricky]i can't take all the credit. this guy's performance on the road inspires me. he's the real mvp! we did it,man!ha-hah! [ricky whispers]you inspire me. 50-years ago today-- the world got its first look of the earth. this picture was taken by a spacecraft f

al menos 30 pasajeros viajaban en el autobus que se estrello contra un poste en livingston en el condadode merced... y que termino practicamente cortado a la mitad...el vehiculo salio de nayarit en mexico y su destino era en pasco en washington... 5 personas murieron y segun autoridades consulares, algunas de las Íctimas fatales son mexicanas... hay mas de veinte heridos, varios de ellos mutilados y fueron trasladados por aire a hospitales cercanos... vamos a pasar con david urias y lo ultimo de esta tragedia... david:el autobÚs saliÓ de la autopista y golpeÓ este poste de seÑalizaciÓn que casi partió en dos el vehÍculo. en cuestiÓn de segundos le arrebatÓ la vida a cinco pasajeros. >> desafortunadamente parece que el conductor perdiÓ control del autobÚs y se impactaron con un poste de un seÑalamiento. y van aproximadamente 30 pasajeros. la mayorÍa de origen hispano. cinco de los pasajeros fallecieron. hasta el momento, esa informaciÓn tenemos. hay aproximadamente seis pasajeros que fueron al Área de modesto.. david: los pasajeros viajaban rumbo al estado de washington, la mayorÍa venía

in livingston, in merced county, i'm mark sayre, kpix 5. >> the bus involved in the crash had problems in its most recent insection, april -- inspection, april 28, with no properly working brake warning device. the report says the bus -- the report says it had more than 50 federal violations in two years. >> we are not talking about one or two isolated things that had been remedied and practices improved. you have a long history of multiple violations. >> despite the violations, the government rates the bus company's records as satisfactory because there's no evidence of substantial noncompliance with safety requirements. >>> in los gatos, a standoff between the city and an app. a plan involves shutting down the south santa cruz on-ramp to highway 17 for several weekend this is summer so every saturday and sunday in august, plus the entire labor day weekend. some locals say things have definitely reached a breaking point with this app rerouting traffic. [ inaudible ] >> we have never, ever seen traffic this bad. >> council members are eager to gather data from the closure because they

>> well, livingston parish is just east of the river right across from baton rouge. we're a suburb of baton rouge. about 141,000 people. right now we're not in real good shape. if you drove across our landscape, you would see all the water lines, but that's where we're located. we're a suburb of baton rouge. >> woodruff: when you say you're not in good shape, spell that out for us. what sort of damage there? >> yeah, well, we had roughly 60,000 plus structures that were affected, damaged in some way by the flood that we just went through. the water has now receded, but we're still dealing with the aftermath and have begun the recovery process, but if you drove through our parish right now, you would see a lot of people's belongings beginning to pile up on the side of the road so we can start picking it up. that's just the aftermath of the devastation we're looking at if you drive across from this flood event that we just went through. >> woodruff: do you have any idea at this point how much it's going to cost to bring everything back? >> youer know, i don't. they're

livingston fire, police fire as well.ic here in the bay area. >> reporter: good morning, guys. northbound 99 still shut down in the livingston area for the investigation into this deadly bus crash. five people confirmed dead. five other has to be air lifted to the hospital with major injuries and this was the reason. this bus again veered off the road and hit that freeway sign. happened near the town of atwater. the bus was headed from southern california to sacramento. northbound 99 will remain closed for a good persian of the day as investigators try to figure out what happened. we'll show you on the map where this is. near livingston, highway 99 northbound shut down. we did just learn some information that this bus belongs to a company called auto buses coronados usa. the driver of that bus has been identified as mass yo vasquez from the l.a. area. we are beginning to learn more information about the people who were on board that bus and we're going to have a live report from lee martinez coming up from that scene with

a little before 5:00, 70 shot a man on livingston road. livingston road. his injuries were not life-threatening. no word on the suspect in that one. call the police if you have information. more answers expected tomorrow about the outage of the d.c. 911 system. an equipment failure disrupted service for about 90 minutes this morning. there is an investigation underway right now to determine why the equipment failed. into the facility goes through a couple different boxes that route the power. those boxes all went down at the same time. manyrly: we don't know how calls went unanswered, but officials say that 40 calls were received on the alternative numbers set up during the outage. homeland security reports an average of 325 calls during that kind of time. a 911 operator in connecticut is on administrative response for her response -- is on administrative leave for her response to this call. 70?even and a zero, kimberly: the man calling 911 had a passenger who was shot during a robbery. during the call, the dispatcher gets aggravated. >> where are they! ki

>>mark: 5 people are dead and the others ran injured after this crash the, near livingston five others were airlifted to the hospital and several others are injured the bus was headed to southern california to sacramental and 30 people on the bus at the time it and see how it had a pulse on the overhead highway sign and the poster read almost all the way through the bus (whispering) what are you doing up? (whispering) mom said i could have a midnight snack. well, i say it's late, and you need to go to bed. why? because i am the boss. you're not the boss, mom's the boss. well, technically, we are co-bosses. technically, mom's the boss. mmmm. shhh. the family favorite. yoplait. >>robin winston: thanks to an earlier accident pretty minor that was westbound high-rise to conceive coming out of hay with the right hand side of the screen is spilled over to the nimitz a be stop what is backed up to two daily dollar early this morning less than 30 minutes for 80 out 2101 we spotted two motorcycle crashes on 101 near the airport another one in san francisco coming up in just a little bit the gov

in livingston parish, louisiana, i'm karin caifa. osha is now looking into why a scaffolding collapsed at tivoli village... killing a construction worker. we first broke this story right here on action 3.... 24 hours ago. police tell us three people were on the scaffold at the time. two managed to jump to safety, but the third worker fell to his death. management from tivoli village sent us a statement expressing their condolenes to the construction team and the victim's family. they say all construction at the site has been stopped until it's deemed safe to resume. a desperate search continues around laughlin right now for an elderly man who hasn't been seen in almost a week. the family of 80 year old they say they were staying at the aquarius hotel. on friday.. they think he was seen on surveiilance video at a gas station in bullhead city. they're asking anyone who may have seen him to please call police. right now-- metro and north las vegas police are working together to find a serial purse snatcher... who's robbing women at gunp

a pasar con jaime peluffo Él se encuentra en la carretera 99, cerca a livingston, con el informe...adelante jaime.. jaime: las primeras personas que respondieron describen una escena horrorosa en la que algunos pasajeros quedaron atrapados y otros se mide mism -- semi desmembrados. Éstos son equipos de emergencia sacando algunos de los pasajeros que iban en el camiÓn de la lÍnea de autobuses que saliÓ de la carretera 99 norte y se estrellÓ de costado. >> fue una escena bastante fuerte. las lesiones mayores de unos cuantos de los pasajeros que fueron llevados por helicÓptero a hospitales locales. jaime: hubo cinco muertos y varios heridos. testigos dicen que varias personas tenÍan extremidades cercenadas, y se escucharon gritos de pasajeros que duraron horas atrapados. entre los heridos estÁ el chofer de 57 aÑos, quien autoridades dicen perdiÓ el control del autobÚs. >> no sabemos por quÉ perdiÓ el control del autobÚs. pueden ser una variedad de cosas, cansancio, distraÍdo de alguna manera, celular, comida. jaime: el autobÚs venÍa de los angeles se iba rumbo al estado de washington.

(layton ricks/president of livingston parish) "my concern is getting our parish back up and running. we are a resilient people. we've been knocked out, we got up, we fought back / / / in livingston parish, louisiana, i'm karin caifa. caifa. as for hillary clinton, she says she will visit louisiana when, quote, "the presence of a political campaign will not disrupt the response" . this was seen by many as a clear shot at trump's visit last week. a lot of travelers are packing heat when they board a plane, especially in the last several days. the t-s-a confiscated a record-breaking number of guns country. in just one week, agents found 81 guns in passengers' bags. 70 of the guns were loaded, and 31 had a round in the chamber! officials say they also confiscated swords, throwing knives, and a machete during their searches. a federal judge ruled schools who do not allow transgender students to use the bathroom of their choice, will not be punished financially. now, advocates for transgender students say that ruling will be damaging. "(claire bow/transgender attorney) "there's nothing lik

i'm not upset with him not coming to livingston parish.rns me the most is through the governor's office and through fema that we get the assistance we need. i have to tell you right now the governor's office have been absolutely phenomenal with livingston parish, as has fema. i'm strur administrator craig fugate is in touch with the president of the united states because we have gotten our declarations done as soon as we need them which opens the door for us to get resources. i'll sort of leave the politics to others. i am glad he's coming today and i certainly appreciate presidential candidate donald trump coming actually to livingston parish. i'm a little disappointed i won't get to speak one-on-one with the president because we are the hard eflt hit parish. i'll leave the politics up to the candidates. >> it's kind of sad that everything is political these days, right? >> well, you know, it really is. it's just the way it is. it's unfortunate in one way. my concern is getting our parish back up and running. we're resilient people but we

but that is up in washington state and where they were headed, making a stop in livingston, which is literally a mile down the road then moving on to sacramento then on up into washington state. the accident happened here. that is what we know during the early hours and the people on the bus from mexico possibly headed to see the family up in washington state or possibly looking for work. >> all right, jesse, thank you. >>> now the 16 people who were seriously injured were rushed to hospitals in three cities. seven people were taken to the doctors medical center in modesto. four were taken to emanuel medical center in turlock. five taken to mercy hospital. >>> the safety record of the bus company itself is now coming under scrutiny. >> that's right ktvu heather holmes has a look at what appears to be several violations, heather? >> reporter: julie and ted, our 2 investigates team uncovered safety information about the company that owns the bus involved in this morning's crash. in the last two years the company has been cited for 44 vehicle maintenance violations. that is according to

this is livingston parrish. describe where we are and exactly how bad this -- this looks like the aftermath of katrina. >> yes, it does. we're actually south of hill springs, which is actually just west of -- east of baton rouge. and this area has never flooded. >> stop right here. look down here. >> the devastation that this flood has caused these residents here, it's just horrible. i actually was involved in katrina, and the only thing that i can think in my 25 years of experience to describe this is katrina. and the reason is i remember seeing the vehicles stalled on the road, flipped over in the ditches, the boats everywheres. just the mass destruction, and this is as close as i can -- >> if we can get a picture. stop for a second and look at that water line on the house. it's up two-thirds of the way on the house. >> you have water lines that are going to be above the roof line. i mean you have homes here that were completely destroyed. >> how many people are we talking about displaced? >> you know, we thin

patricia livingston's blood alcohol level was 1.35. livingston suffered several injuries herself that day and died three days later. >>> this afternoon, sky 9 spotted a fire at a denver busi. way were burning several minutes. when firefighters arrived, they only needed a few minutes to get the fire out. >>> when minutes matter, medical care comes by air, but those working in the air medical field has a job that carries great risk. those who died in the line of duty will be remembered this weekend. people gathered at the future tonight, they added 16 names to the list of those who have died since 1972. those who died in 2015 including patrick mahany. he died last year after a flight for life helicopter crashed in frisco. those who gathered tonight for the memorial says these gatherings help with the healing process. >> it is a sense of community. and a sense that we are all in this together. you know. we can't change things but we can learn from our experiences medical family. to keep this community tight. and, keep flying safe. >> tomo

here's otis livingston with your upda flare for the dramatic on the field. there was drama in his final game as a yankee. first there was something that was out of his control. the pregame ceremony. >> you can't make this stuff up. loud hundred dollar -- a downpour at yankee stadium. dugout. look at it come down in the bronx. what happened? his farewell ceremony washed away by mother nature. last night's game delayed about 30 minutes because of the storm. alex came out to a standing ovation in the first. a career .133 hitter against chris archer. an rbi double ties the game at one. he finished the game 1-for-4. castro went 2- ahead two-run homer put the bombers up for good. gave joe girardi a window to put a-rod at third base. ending his career in pinstripes. also goes out a winner. 6-3 the final from the bronx. >> i can't say enough about these fans. i've given these fans a lot of headaches over the years. like i've always said, you don't have to be defined by your mistakes. about. >> all right. also the mets lost to the padres last night 8-6. for cbs 2 new

was shot by another deputy, nicholas, after entering livingston's home without a search warrant. the judge said release 300 documents related to the investigation, the da appealed, leading to another judge to rule against him yesterday. >>> friends and family are calling for change after a state trooper shot and killed a deaf man in charlotte last week. a vigil was held for daniel harris monday night. we are told harris was shot after leading a trooper on a short chase into his neighborhood. so far, the highway patrol released very few details saying only that both the trooper and when a "encounter resulted in shots being fires." harris's brother believe as communication barrier played a role in his brother's death. >> we we need to know is that the system is able to change to prevent horrific tragedies like this from happening, where people die because of something simple as "i don't hear what the police say because i am deaf." >> the fbi is investigating the like to see some sort of change with vehicle registration to alert officers to the driver being hearing impaired. >>> the

the crash happened on highway 99 between at water and livingston about 15 miles northwest of merced. it happened at 3:30 a.m. there were 33 people onboard, and most of them suffered some type of injury. the route originated in mexico and stopped in livingston and was supposed to end in pasco, washington. traffic has been a nightmare for more than 15 hours now, drew. >> reporter: they're actually about to open up a second lane of traffic here on highway 99. it's been at one lane for the last several hours, and it was a chaotic, and devastating morning and throughout the day, after that charter bus went off the road, hit that sign pole, killing five people. i spoke with a california highway patrol worker who said it was the worst wreck he's seen in his 19 year career. >> reporter: a collision with a highway sign pole. >> it was every time of injury on this. >> reporter: rescue workers frantically pulled people to safety. police saying some with severed limbs, and head injuries. onboard, about 30 people, including minors. most of them mexican nationals, asleep on the overnight ride. 16

it is on highway 99 between the towns of livingston and atwater.e have this on the map. and what we understand as a result of this investigation into this crash northbound lanes highway 99 are shut down at this time. again, at least five people dead after a tour bus crash. we will continue to follow that. back here, in the bay area here is this scene. and westbound on 80. you can see, a lot of folks beginning to make this drives. we are seeing some backup but we don't have any accidents in that area. so that is making it a little bit easier. and in the south bay there is a look at 280. and everyone is moving along pretty well. it is a bit slow. but we have certainly seen this worse. right now, steve is here with a look at the weather. >> thank you. 4 we do have fog making its usual surge. it looks like it will burn off a little sooner. this looks to be a little lower and down on the deck. but there are plenty and i don't think of those temperatures change. they will stay in the 60s and 70s. these backed off a little bit sunday and monday west, nort

now he's otis livingston. >> alex rodriguez always had a thatter for the dramatic on the field. there was drama in his final game as a yankee. there was something out of his control, the pregame ceremony. >> of you spent 12 of your 22 seasons with the yankees. >> yeah, stuff up. loud thunder followed by lightning and then the skies opened up. a downpour at yankee stadium. they had to scurry for the dugout. look at it come down in the bronx. what happened? a-rod's farewell ceremony washed away by mother nature. the game delayed about 30 minutes because of the storm. alex came out to a standing chris archer. an rbi double types the game at one. he finished the game 1-for-4. big game for castro. his homer put the bombers up for good. gave a window to put a-rod at third base for a final sendoff. officially ending his career in pinstripes. also goes out a winner. 6-3 the final from the bronx. >> i can't say these fans. um -- [ cheering ] -- i've given these fans a lot of headaches over the years but like i've always said. you don't have to be defined by your mistakes. how you come ba

. >>> otis livingston is with the jets now. steve overmyer is here. steve. >> dana, we're going to metlife stadium where otis will be the sideline reporter for tonight's game and mets skipper terry collins on a tirade after another disappointing loss. hear him next in sports. my experience with usaa is awesome. homeowners insurance life insurance they still refer to me as "gunnery sergeant" when i call being a usaa member because of my service in the military to pass that on to my kids something that makes me happy my name is roger zapata and i'm a usaa member for life. usaa. we know what it means to serve. get an insurance quote and see why 92% of our members my son has meningitis b. his mom thought he had the flu and that he was covered by the meningococcal meningitis vaccine he had received. until 2014 there were no vaccines for meningitis b in the u.s. now there are. while uncommon, meningitis b can lead to death within 24 hours. trumenba is a vaccine for 10 through 25 year olds to help prevent group b meningococcal disease. trumenba should not be

this protest outside 188 last week was sponsored by a group called alcohol justice headed by bruce livingston of san francisco. >> there's no license required. so alcohol beverage control agency is not going to do any monitoring or enforcement of this bill. >> reporter: livingston says society suffers plenty of problems from alcohol and the bill would open a wave of new unregulated places where people can get it. >> we already have 90,000 licenses for alcohol in california. this creates 42,000 new places that serve alcohol. it's just too much. >> reporter: the salon owners say most operators don't even realize they are doing anything wrong. >> i don't think this is going to all of a sudden now that this law passes you're going to have all these salons start to rethink, oh, my god, i have to serve alcohol because they never thought they couldn't to begin with. >> reporter: in lafayette, john ramos, kpix 5. >>> tornadoes touched down across indiana leaving behind a path of destruction. video from yesterday shows a giant funnel cloud in the distance moving across the land. another view captures

. >> reporter: president of livingston parish one of the hardest-hit area said he would rather see politics set aside for the sake of residents. remember resilient people. we have been knocked out, we got up, and we fought back. anything that fema, the governor's office, certainly that the president of the united states can do to help our parish, that's what i am focussed on right now. >> reporter: in livingston parish, la a, i am karen kaifa. >> hillary clinton will visit when the presence of the political campaign will not disrupt the response which many thought it was a clear shot at trump's visit last week. texas where he was met with protesters. the crowd chanted "dump trump" but remained peaceful. trump held a rally and had a town hall-style interview where he was asked if he was softening his immigration policy.aid meeting with great people, great hispanic leaders. and certainly a softening because we are not looking to hurt people. >> daniel: trump was supposed to have a major search about his immigration reform plan bus it has been cancelled. >>> democrat clinton raked in serious c

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we are hearing that livingston parish is the worst area hit. from your eye he on the ground, give me the read. >> this is actually my home parish. it is devastating to see as can you see behind us here, there is piles of debris stacked up. it is important to remember, this isn't just trash, you know, these are people's lives out by the street. all of the memories with their kids. so it is very difficult circumstances. one of the things we are urging to do and the governor is helping coordinate this, we need people to come in and help muck out homes. are there faith-based organizations or individuals that can help out, we have a side site louisiana.gov, so for anyone who can come in and help with this process, please do so. >> are there still homes under water? we feel as though we hear the waters have receded for the most part but what the real story? >> well, most of the water issues have dwon down. the flood fight has mostly he ended. we still have roads impacted in smaller communities impacted. we are turning our attention more to the recove

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read is standing by with the details >> grant: in the middle of the night near livingston 35 people on board all the data mexico heading up the washington state investigators have not been able to find the driver he sustained the first couple ambulances that showed up for an out of tourniquets. habitations a disturbing scene. a big question that remains unanswered why did this by suddenly veer off a highway we will keep you posted on a situation there. concern >> steve: the growing an outbreak of the zika virus in miami could spread. >> pam: try to contain the outbreak including giving people repellant wipes. >> steve: and this is the cause of the travel warning in a poor pregnant women and partners not to travel to pacific neighborhoods north of downtown miami. it's very likely people came into the united states since up with the virus in with that neighbor would then and by mosquitoes and turned the other people. the de >> steve: and see chief executive amy resigned. hired as a communications firm the latest fallout and apparent lack of neutrality between hillary and bernie with some

feliciana, iberia, livingston, st. helena, st. landry, [indiscernible] and vermillion. 10 sites in those eight parishes will be open monday for dsnap. it will open on east baton rouge paris on august we nine. this is what you need to know nap benefits.ng ds the only people who need to sign e those who are signing up for the very first time. we are urging you to preregister w.dcfs.la.gov. that is ww w.dcfs.la.gov/preregister or you 888-lahelpyou. and that is the same as 524-3578. to apply you will have to go in sites to one of the dsnap in the parish where you live. there is a designated schedule determine when you should go to apply. we are going to use the first letter of your last name and we're going to proceed alphabetically. on monday, august 22, to not go to your dsnap location unless your name starts with the letters a through d. tuesday, august 23, your last name should start with e through k. wednesday, august 24, your last name should start with l through r. and on thursday, august we five, your name should start with s

the next scheduled stop up in livingston about a mile down the road. the bus slammed full speed into the exit sign pole, the far right side of u.s. 99. five people were killed, 16 seriously injured including the driver vasquez of los angeles. they were taken to four hospitals in central valley, but provided first responders with the opportunity to implement the scenario that they have been training for. >> there was a substantial amount of resources that responded out to the scene to assist us, which was great for us to be able to help. >> reporter: there is no clear cause of this crash as the bus was headed to pasco, washington in the eastern part of the state. this is a farming community with a large immigrant population. and so it is possible that many of the the passengers may have been moving from mexico up to a -- up to visit family and friends in the washington state area when this accident happened. of course, the investigation has begun in earnest, the ntsb is on their way here and also aiding assistance in trying to figure out what went wrong

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they are just about finished with livingston parish, and it's obviously necessary to do the secondary search. i want to make sure people know what we're talking about. the people we rescued from homes are those we knew about who were stranded or people who called and asked for help. now that we are past that point in the crisis in most of the area where we are still undergoing response, it's now time to go back and do a comprehensive search house by house, whether or not there was a call for assistance to make sure there isn't someone in that house who was unable to call for assistance and who may need help. but it's not just the houses, it's the automobiles, because we have automobiles that were washed off of roads and down creeks and rivers. so we are searching automobiles too. we dispatch and urban search and rescue team to ascension parish today. this is a partial report of what happened yesterday but it will give you an idea of how important this is. of the first 800 homes that we searched yesterday in livingston parish, more than 30 homes had people who had not yet been assisted

david is live near highway 99 in livingston. david?took the removal of the sign for fear it might crash on to other traffic. as you see, the crash caused the pole to slice into the bus and almost half way down the length of the bus killing five people and injuring more than a dozen. with no visible skid marks it appears the bus may have smashed into the pole at full speed. chp investigators have been searching for any marking on the pavement that may indicate the driver was attempting to brake. >> a few passengers managed to escape. they were what a chp officer call the walking wounded and others were trapped inside. it took first responders an hour to extract them. hampered by the pole that split the bus in half. the bus driver, the 57-year-old vasquez was unable to tell chp what had happened. >> he wasn't able to give us a statement at this time due to the except of injuries he sustained in the collision. >> the driver's family in los angeles woke up this morning knowing something bad had happened. >> i knew something was wrong when

railroad, which was going to be on through montana which would have been through what is now bozeman, livingston and on out to the pacific coast, they wanted to advertise and capitalize on the yellowstone park. so it was to their best interest to make it as alluring as possible. and so they began to fund either blatantly or behind the scenes these hotels that were being built. they were funding these different corporations who were building these things to entice the public to have somewhere to go and stay while they traveled through the park. well, along this time, there was a man named f.j. hanes working for the railroad as their photographer and he began to see the ability of the park, its scenic value both as scenery and as a business. and in '83, he wrote to the department of the interior and had himself made the official park photographer. and he started to coming in each summer to take photographs of the park and then sell them as part of his business. but in '87, f.j. hanes was one of the first people to go into the park in the wintertime. and he took 42 glass plate pictures. but the pho

as i said in livingston parish, a very dangerous situation there.ore people coming here, being pulled from their homes. how are we doing? gabe gutierrez with msnbc. were you trapped in your home >> no i'm helping. >> reporter: how incredible is it to see this water. thank you. this is an ongoing situation. rescues are continuing to happen in livingston parish where that 911 center was under water. authorities are overwhelmed. we have different agencies here. the national guard, state police are assisting with taking supplies to stranded motorists on the highway, several interstates are closed down, many roads are closed down and very difficult to get around as you can see. >> an active situation there. of course we'll continue to follow that. >>> another big developing story to tell you about, milwaukee, officials are calling for calm today after the fatal shooting of a man by police set off several hours of violent protests during the night. as many as 100 protesters clashed with police. the unrest began after a man fleeing from a traffic stop was

livingston died after the crash and driving charge. a spokesman says he didn't know the circumstances surrounding the alcohol use. >>> two women wanted for question in a homicide. the bureau of firearms and explosives released this video hope that someone knows the video. shots were fired near the 7- yosemite at 11 on a saturday night. no one hurt. ballistics linked it to five other unsolved violent crimes. anybody that has information on who the women are to call denver police (303)575-7694. >> the denver school board and other leaders made the plea. money for school but this is not the only school district asking for repairs. voters being asked to pay higher property taxes for a record total of revenue for schools. nelson garcia looks at the newspaper from just 3 metro school districts. >>> community leaders in denver preparing for a big ask for denver voters. >> the schools are under funded. this is a fact and reality that we must acknowledge. overheated. >> the schools don't have air- conditioning and they get hot. >> so they are a