. >> reporter: nearly three weeks after harvey drowned the city, people like mike craig are still diggingbris and realizing just how much they lost. two feet of water soaked everything including the family piano. >> it was my wife'sing the something that was very valuable to her. >> reporter: life remains difficult for many. 5,000 are still sleeping in red cross shelters. pdamaged. 130,000 properties are overall, some 223,000 people have applied for federal harvey assistance with $305 million already approved. but what lies beneath the floodwaters is becoming a growing concern. along with exposure to mold, toxins are floating around too. tesla floodwaters conducted by rice university show some waters are contaminated with lead and arsenic as well as e. coli found in some areas at levels 130 times that considered safe. >> what we're see are bacteria levels rufrly 20 times, 30 times higher than what we're seeing right outside the same place. >> is it going to get worse? >> yes. i think so. >> reporter: there are also 43 toxic superfund sites and the epa says two need further evaluation incl

republican mike craig voted to shut up rand paul and take a look at his awesome robot sex doll that i. think cost ten grand which is how much he got from weapons contractor boeing he's actually he's actually not deep in that because he just hasn't found the right moment to make the move and. he doesn't want to appear to ask for it. would you like to know if his watch a movie just what. of course those weapons contractors didn't really give that money directly to the politicians they gave it to the them in the form of campaign contributions a.k.a. legalized bribery but think about that. two thirds of the senate voted to continue unchecked war powers for donald trump. but that let that sit what happened to the so-called resistance by the democrats you shall trust you for the price. you pay the price you are telling us talk to one stable to be the commander in chief of the military remember you told us he shouldn't be allowed near any buttons much less evolved button and now you're voting to continue his on limited war palace have you know souls you. apparently different distance has the

he arrives here today with the governor and vice president mike pence. craig, they just left here. tarmac behind me here in naples. earlier, they were in ft. myers. he commended the governor for what he called an outstanding job. of course, this comes as 3 million people in the state are still without power. even though the governor did say that 4 million people had had their power restored. take a listen to what the president said. >> well, we love the people of florida. they went through something that i guess the likes of which we can really say nobody's ever seen before. so i just want to tell you we are there for you 100%. i'll be back here numerous times. this is a state i know very well, as you understand. and these are special, special, special people and we love them. >> and that was the message he continued to echo as he was touring here that we are with you. even the vice president saying we stand with floridians today, tomorrow and we're even going to help you become a bigger and better florida. still, though, there's about 100 shelters throughout the state and about 10

security council on tuesday down or at least in the in tokyo craig thank you mike hanna has more now from washington d.c. . well we understand that president trump has been fully briefed on the north korean situation by his chief of staff john kelly there's also been comment from the u.s. secretary of state rex tillerson making very clear that russia and china in particular have a responsibility to bring more pressure to bear on north korea he says that china provides north korea with much of its oil and that russia employs a large amount of north korean laborers making very clear that he expects russia and china to take some form of unilateral action in order to ratchet up pressure on north korea but the problem is there's still no real clarity as to exactly what the u.s. policy is on north korea there have been different views coming from different parts of the trumpet ministration president trump himself appears willing to let china take the lead to allow china to bring pressure to bear on north korea as the three latest missile launch shows this policy not really working out so s

i'm forgetting all of them but steve and lindsey at mgm, gary barbour and mike hopkins and beatrice and jordan and jessica and craig. you guys supported us when we wanted to do horrible things to rory gill mowr. so-- gillmore. so it's been lovely, they're telling me to wrap it up. go home, get to work, we have a lot of things to fight for. good night. wnl well, that's it, everybody. we emmyed, have a great night, everybody. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org gunpoint. her reaction.. next. promo needs a >>> the b.a.r.t. rider who claims she got a threatening note at gun point. her reaction next. >>> live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix 5 news. >>> breaking news from the east bay. two police officers runed down by a robbery suspect in a safeway parking lot. good evening. >> kpix 5's joe vazquez is at the scene. joe? >> reporter: there is still an army of investigators here on the scene trying to piece together exactly what happened. it started inside the safeway here at the green house market place around 8:30 p.m. tonight. a shoplifter stole merchandise an

i'm forgetting all of them but steve and lindsey at mgm, gary barbour and mike hopkins and beatrice and jordan and jessica and craig. you guys supported us when we wanted to do horrible things to rory gill mowr. so-- gillmore. so it's been lovely, they're telling me to wrap it up. go home, get to work, we have a lot of things to fight for. good wnl well, that's it, everybody. we emmyed, have a great night, everybody. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >> it's, i'm in awe. it's just how talented she is. >> a young baseball player from north carolina is wowing people on the field and in the studio. she's got a killer pitch and throwing arm that's the envy of boys her age. what she has missing is what make her incredible. >> when i was younger, i didn't think it was a big deal. >> reporter: brittany is 15. >> as i grew up, i realized i'm a girl? >> reporter: an honor student, place basketball, lacrosse, and soccer. but her passion is baseball. >> i don't have a hand, and everybody is a guy that has two hands, and

i'm forgetting all of them but steve and lindsey at mgm, gary barbour and mike hopkins and beatrice and jordan and jessica and craig. you guys supported us when we wanted to do horrible things to rory gill mowr. so-- gillmore. so it's been lovely, they're telling me to wrap it up. go home, get to work, we have a lot of things to fight for. good night. wnl well, that's it, everybody. we emmyed, have a great night, everybody. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >> tonight, television's biggest night came with a few surprises, even nominees were left with dropped jaws at the 69 primetime emmy award. >> a tropical storm watch in effect jersey and delaware coastline. tracking winds and possible flooding. >> and we watch hard hitting punch of recent storms to the south. how about the storms headed in our direction. good evening, everyone i'm ukee washington. >> aim jessica dean. >> kate bilo is monitoring storms. how will they impact us. >> two hur capes and tropical depression to talk about. all eyes first and foremost on jose. we'll talk about maria in the forecast. heade

reckless launches by taking direct actions of their own and we've got our correspondents craig leeson in tokyo mike hanna in washington and adrian brown in beijing first let's cross live to seoul and thomas andrew what do we know about this launch. well that missile was launched at six fifty seven local time on the korean peninsula that is just over three hours ago in fact exactly three hours ago that missile was in the air it flew for nineteen minutes we're told by the south korean military and it flew for three thousand seven hundred kilometers in a north west easterly direction now had that missile being flown in a south westerly direction it would have flown towards a quorum where the united states of course has a big military presence so that in itself is significant the distance it flew very very significant north korea had made it clear after the united nations part its resolution at beginning of the week that it was not going to be deterred from testing missiles and from nuclear tests this seems to be evidence of that a test so swiftly after that u.n. resolution was passed is clear provocat

we have our correspondents andrew thomas standing by in seoul along with mike hanna in washington d.c. but first let's go to craig leeson who's in the japanese capital tokyo craig so the japanese prime minister shinzo condemning this latest launch in the strongest possible terms what else has he been saying yes well he was very swift to to condemn it he arrived back from a summit in india and met with the media straight away and he called on an emergency meeting with the un security council. the international community to unite as one against the north korean provocation as he called it he did say that japan had a handle on the situation shortly after the launch and to that end they issued a jailor to the civilian population in northern japan which sends messages to mobile phones and allows them to understand to hear information from radio and television which gives them an alert that this was a missile that went across the top of japan so it wasn't seen as a threat to the civilian population has also asked the u.n. security council to thoroughly implement the strongest sanctions which were imposed against north

craig begins team coverage. he is live in miami with the latest. what can you tell us? >> reporter: one minute. of ate, thinking he was escaping irma. (sot: mike weaver) because i thought the potential of the storm would be on the east coast. others in the same situation are now trying to drive back home, creating reverse traffic jams. (kenneth craig, cbs news, miami) officials here in miami are warning people they're still very much in danger. curfews are in effect. (sot: of miami-dade co., fl) florida is starting to feel the effects of hurricane irma. the storm is tracking further west after passing over cuba. those along the gulf coast are in the storm's crosshairs. they are scrambling to save the business. >> if the surge comes in, or bottom floor will be toasted and gone.>> more than 75,000 floridians are in shelters work centers along the west coast are filling quickly. mike fled from the other side of the state thinking he was escaping

right craig lease and he's monitoring events that forests in the japanese capital tokay more from him in the coming as let's take you to washington d.c. and speak to our correspondent there mike hanna we just happening in the last hour or so mike is there any response yet from the u.s. i presume there will be some at some point quite soon. you know we are expecting some response there has not been any formal response at present however early on in the day president trump was asked about the situation with north korea our while he was traveling on air force one where he was speaking to reporters and he said to the reporters that we have a very good relationship with china and then he added we can't tell you what we are working on so clearly president trump is continuing his policy that china must be used to put pressure on north korea to end these ongoing operations we also heard from the u.s. secretary of state rex tillerson earlier in the course of the day in which he made very clear his disappointment that the sanctions that were passed in the u.n. earlier this week were not strong enough but there in the u.n. as well there's ongoing discussion about this matter some partie

mike baker, sports editor at dale any national. i didn't know about the tickets buying on secondary market, a huge fraud going on working in broadway theaters. maybe craighat. >> someone with name recognition of craig carton, got hedge fund investors to millions of dollars, almost got another $10 million. connell: to pay back his gambling debts as allegations goes. >> that is the allegations. someone with name recognition went with a partner with these hedge funds, two different investors saying we have direct line to adele and direct line to metallica. never delivered. covered fraud with his lies. connell: you never know what happens to someone. point out in interest of full disclosure i'm part of imus in the morning with competes with this show here in new york. that said this is a big issue for cbs radio which owns wfan and inner come is buying cbs radio. that is the business side of it. they're losing mike francesa big personalities at end of the year is retiring. now you have the morning show. >> this is complete changing of the landscape. talk about frances caliphing. these hosts are paid millions of dollars. francesca institution, going back to t

mike weaver) because i thought the potential of the storm would be on the east coast. others in the same situation are now trying to drive back home, creating reverse traffic jams. (kenneth craig, cbs news, miami) officials here in miami are warning people they're still very much in danger. curfews are in effect. (sot: of miami-dade co., fl) florida is starting to feel the effects of hurricane irma. the storm is tracking further west after passing over cuba. those along the gulf coast are in the storm's crosshairs. they are scrambling to save the business. >> if the surge comes in, or bottom floor will be toasted and gone.>> more than 75,000 floridians are in shelters work centers along the west coast are filling quickly. mike fled from the other side of the state thinking he was escaping the storm. others are trying to drive back home creating reverse traffic jams. officials are warning residents they are in danger and curfews are in effect.>> there is no reason to go out. don't be the guy they get hits -- gets hit by a tree.>> we actually have insurance. everybody around us doesn't have insurance.>> officials are telling people to hunker down for 12 hours. let's take a look

correspondent in seoul under thomas mike hanna in washington our china correspondent adrian brown in beijing for us let's cross live to our correspondent in tokyo craig leeson so sins are producing some very strong statements there what else is even saying. yes well he arrived back from this summit that he was attending in india and was greeted by this missile launch he's called for an emergency meeting of the un security council and for the un security council up to that point to implement the strong sanctions or stronger sanctions that would imposed against north korea on choose day and that was bought by the united states and backed by south korea so clearly they don't very happy with the current state of affairs but he did say that japan was prepared for it in that they tracked the missile and that in fact they were able to issue a jail which is a public warning to people in the north of japan shortly after that me saw it was launched and what that does is it sends a message to people's mobile phones it also makes radio and television announcements and gives fair warning that a missile is trekking across the country their main concern was that so