martin ron survey for this location it shows it's over the line on the survey meaning, he himself is showing the wall over the line what is the necessity to show further when their own surveyier showed it over the line. >> two feet up. >> two feet up. >> if we marked the walls, we would have showed abcd we would have found the same locations and found the same results. >> did you take measurements at the base of the wall. >> no, you have to take them up a little bit because of obstructions along the wall we can take hundreds of measurements around the wall it's a sample it's subjective you shouldn't do this purposely, you can take your measurements as close and high up as you could, and have bowing measurements there, we marked the wall and gave it a label. we did produce. >> do you want to see his schematic, his survey is that what you are asking for, dmigs -- commissioner? >> obviously, we're here now, this is the opportunity to make that argument that is the crux of the -- i'm surprised it's not in there. i know the staff would even support this comment if they could get evidence

to martin ron, of the three surveys, had all done surveys, the devisidaro, the washington and our property, look at them they all show the same thing, the walls are not on your property, you don't need a survey there's already been three surveys, as we started discussing with the neighbors, saying, hey these sit under your wall the washington wall goes passed our property all the way to the street it doesn't stop where the red lines show same with devisidaro. because their properties sit directly on top of these walls. there is also a document here -- i don't quite know how to do this. >> it will show up. there it is. >> i believe is a record of the city, and it showed -- i can't quite see what i'm looking at. the property on -- where is devisidaro? this one here, is the devisidaro property. this one is the washington property. our property sits here. this is the corner property they built a large garage. this shows in 1895, the washington property sits there. this shows a property in devisidaro. this shows on 1901, there is no building on the corner building the condition that we have bee

>> reporter: with two kids in tow, ron martin and his wife spent wednesday surveying the damage inside their home caused by water levels that seemed to keep rising. >> i woke up my husband and i was like ron, i think the house is flooding. >> reporter: this is what rivetal saw. murky brown water inundating their house. their children holed up intheir crib situated just barely above the water line. >> you're like when is it going to stop? when do i run outside in the rain in the water and mess with the circuit breaker? >> reporter: all eyes now are on the colorado and the brazos those rivers are rising. those communities have been told to be prepared for another round of flooding. >> thanks vicente. >>> a texas dam is considered stable after fears it would break. water flowed over the padera lake dam but engineers now say it's safe. our dallas station ktvt is tracking even more severe weather on the way. scott, good morning. >> good morning, we're talking flooding through the southern plains, flash flood watches in effect from texas through parts of oklahoma pretty much the whole entire

the democrats were senators ron wyden, martin heinrich, joe manchin, chris coons, maria cantwell, richard blumenthal and jon tester post of the house approved a measure last week that calls for ending the bulk collection of telephone records i requiring the nsa to make specific requests to phone companies for user's data rather than vacuuming up all of the records at once. but republican leaders in the senate say they want to keep the ball spying, federal appeals court ruled the ball collection of phone records is illegal. california has declared a state of emergency for santa barbara county after a ruptured pipeline leaked oil into the pacific ocean. the estimated spill size has grown five-fold to up to 105,000 gallons. a coast guard spokesperson said the oil slick from the spill has also expanded to 9 miles. >> we have basically, two miles from shore, a slick that is possibly 3.7 miles long that goes along the shoreline heading east. and northeast, we have a slick offshore that is 5.3 miles. so a slick totaling about nine miles in length. in addition, we are actively on the beaches and

he has been joined in the effort by utah and democratic senators ron wyden of oregon martin heinrich and joe manchin of west virginia. senator paul could speak through the night, possibly even go on to tomorrow. and if he does it could delay this senate's plans to consider its renewal of the patriot act. we'll be right back after this. it comes in oral rinse spray or gel so there's moisturizing relief for everyone. biotene, for people who suffer from a dry mouth. the citi double cash card. it's a cash back win-win. with 1% when you buy and 1% as you pay. with two ways to earn on purchases, it makes a lot of other cards seem one-sided. >>> today at my direction, the united states launched a argued the operation against that compound in abbottabad pakistan. a small team of americans carried out the operation with extraordinary courage and capability. no americans were harmed. they took care to avoid civilian casualties. after a firefight, they killed osama bin laden and took custody of his body. >> welcome back to "hardball." just over four years after president obama delivered the new

next, republican senator rand paul, democratic senator ron wyden and democratic senator martin heinrichshot down attempts by mcconnell to extend the powers by as little as one day. the senate adjourned and will reconvene may 31, the day before -- may 30, the day before the program expires. they will reconvene on may 31. the senate has approved a measure to give president obama fast-track authority to negotiate the secretive trans-pacific partnership trade deal, then introduce it to congress with no amendments allowed. critics, including a number of democratic lawmakers, oppose the tpp, saying it will fuel inequality, kill jobs, and undermine health, environmental and financial regulations. the fast-track bill will head to the house next month, where it is expected to face a tougher battle. in india, at least 800 people have reportedly died in a scorching heat wave, as temperatures climb toward 50 degrees celsius, or 122 degrees fahrenheit. the southern state of andhra pradesh is the worst-hit, with more than 550 deaths in the past week, while over 230 have died in neighboring telangana

also progressive democrats like ron wyden and martin hinerick of oregon and new mexico said no. what you had is a case where mcconnell was sort of throwing the hail mary pass to say if you can't agree on this could we do that short-term extension. even though there had been senators who had said they would object, they had to be physically present there to do so and they did. it went into the wee hours and this is a case where this was a foreseebl problem for the senate and in the past there has always been sort of pressure when they're close to a deadline that somehow they get it done. in this case they didn't. they come back next sunday hours before the deadline and they'll try again. alex? >> what's likely to happen on that sunday? >> well could minds change between now and next week? it does not look likely. so it is entirely possible that at least for some period of time, the provisions that allow the government to collect this data could be sunset is the word they use here in washington expired. so then what do they do? the attorney general has said that these kinds of too

ron paul of the left. he has a very committed following and they are really unlikely to break for another candidate. but martiny his voters are the hillary clinton voters. and when democrats see a white man versus a woman running, they are going to break for the woman. they are going to break for hillary clinton. >> and that didn't happen last name and this time is he definitely making contrast. called for new leadership, no approaches. and at one point he said we are not not the challenges of the 990s. he didn't hillary's name you know what he's talking about. >> exactly. and today's speech was a clear shot across the bow of the clint campaign. a common attack both share on hillary is her coziness with wall street. her raising money of the tune of millions of dollars. all of that leading to the notion that she's totally disconnected from the american public. >> is that enough? saying no one has goep to jail for the 2008 financial crisis. >> and he is placing part of that blame by inference at the seat of the barack obama and the hillary clinton who's administration didn't pursue going after these banks for co

martin luther king begins to criss-cross the country to answer his critics. he comes to berkeley california, sproul hall steps, university of california at berkeley, crowded literally with thousands of people. a young black guy, rong way in the back of the several thousand people, hanging on every word, didn't realize at that moment that my life would be changed forever. and i would comment on four points that he made in that speech and speeches going forward challenging the war in vietnam. first, he said, "why did i stand up?" his response was, "i cannot segregate my moral concerns." [applause] that said to me that we must challenge all forms of injustice, because martin luther king said we cannot segregate our moral concerns. secondly, he said there are two kinds of leaders, one who waits until the consensus is formed and then run swiftly to the front of the group and declare leadership. but then he said there's a second kind of leader, who has the audacity and the courage to risk attempting to shape a new consensus. i interpreted that to mean we had carried the burden of racial, cultural and economic oppression, but we did not have to carry the burden of ignorance, that we had the obligation, the right and the

ron what do you think? >> okay. brian, let me ask you what you think about that then? >> well i think that martin o'malley is welcome to the race by a republicans, because frankly, he is the poster boy for failed democratic leadership. baltimore has been in control of democrats for about five decades, what do the residents have to show for it? >> high taxes, high crime, high poverty, extreme racial strife. governor o'malley's speech was complaining about the condition of america under democratic leadership and his persona is an everyday guy who can identify with ordinary americans. is is just a routine reminder that hillary clinton is sort of a, aloof aristocrat who doesn't give access to the press and so as a republican i guess i would say welcome to the race. we feel bad that we didn't get him anything. >> let me bring in cnn senior politics correspondent chris moody who is also with us. chris o'malley he couldn't even keep his own state in democratic hands in last year's race for governor. how likely is he to win the democratic nomination? and even more so the presidency if you want to look th

ron paul in 2012 i thought the republicans were big government republicans you have an opportunity to protest there with bernie sanders if you think she's too conservative, too much of a neocon. martinome of the ways that the clintons have carried themselves and taken care of their -- i mean i think democrats are going to have a choice with these two. you do have -- you know it's not like bernie sanders is a dogcatcher. he's a united states senator, and martin o'malley a successful governor. >> if you take all of the clinton controversies around her, don't run her on the foundation, don't run against her on her husband's past justed on trade, other issues that matter to progressives she could be challenged. >> all right. let's go to the deadly storms that keep ravaging parts of texas and oklahoma at least seven people were killed in tornadoes and historic flooding over the holiday weekend. eight people are missing, tragically including three children. among the dead an 18-year-old homecoming queen who was swept away in her car by raging floodwaters as she drove home from prom sunday. >> it can't be happening right now. she was a good person. she was always competitive. she was at pr