>> mo: we look like we are two months before 2006. >> anthony: oh, wow that's not good. >> mo: tensionry happy. i go with my family outside. >> anthony: i mean, i was watching the news last night at the hotel. it is genuinely terrifying. >> mo: this is lebanon. it's raining today, tomorrow is sunny. it's happening all the time. we get used to it. >> anthony: you get used to it. are you concerned or optimistic? >> boushra: no, i'm optimistic. yeah. >> anthony: do your friends feel the same way? >> boushra: um, not really, not all. >> anthony: oh, your friends are less optimistic. >> boushra: yeah. >> mo: we have only one good neighbor. it don't affect us. >> anthony: yeah. >> mo: it help us all the time. it's the sea. it brings the fish, and we have fish. and they never get upset from us. >> anthony: insha'allah. >> mo: insha'allah. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> chyno: now i'm back, booyakasha. we are back in the hizzouse. we are here to -- yeah, this is radio beirut. ♪ >> anthony: is that, why, yes. yes, i think it is. ironic glasses, vintage clothing, and neck beards. it appears the brooklyn strain ha

she may transition from mo magic but not going too far. her new role at the mental health specialist san francisco black infant health program, kamia holds a bachelor's degree and m.s.w. from san jose state university. she is currently pursuing her clinical work, social work license with plans of being fully licensed by the end of 2020. she is an incredible community leader, sister, daughter, and mother to two beautiful toddlers. casson and valor. i'm honoring you, but also sad you are leaving mo magic and there will be big shoes to follow, someone to fill those shoes. so, kamia, can you please come up? >> president yee: before -- before miss tucker speaks, supervisor walton would like to add a few comments. >> supervisor walton: i wanted to co-sign for this honor. i've had the privilege and the pleasure of working with kamia for years and i see her mother and her father in the audience, and she is just an amazing person, amazing woman. you can tell from supervisor brown's description, some of the trail blazing things she's done more recen

. >> this is causing a problem for mo again. get the swings of things. >> it isn't a bad things the do. >> shut up, nick. >> bella's mom spofted this video on our "right this minute" site. she's swimming. once she gets in the snow, she just starts swimming. >> can we just focus on the jacket. >> they said she used to hate snow, but now she loves it. i think it's the jacket. >> the sl lo-mo guy is at edinburgh university. in this case, we're here for a very special one. it's school. >> oh, what is it doing? dwl that's fuven. >> as all of those waves hit at the perfect moment right in the middle, it goes straight up in the air which looks great in slow mo. >> it's crazy. >> it looks like a pillar of glass. >> it's incredible. they have a lot of fun with this one. the next one, they follow it with the camera. super pretty right here. they have a bit of furniture with rubber duckies. his head is right over the center and then they just set it off. >> this is the latest episode of planet slo-mo. check out the whole thing from our web

mos: "you want us to rebuild, don't you? you want us to be strong, right? well then please don't kick people off of their property again."frustration... even outrage from some paradise residents as they spoke before the town council this morning.mos: "we're living in parking lots, trying to wait for the town of paradise to give us a space, even if it's temporary, for us to put our trailers and rvs until our homes can be cleaned so we can go home. we all want to go home!"many lost almost everything in the camp fire last year... and they've started moving back onto their properties in r-vs and trailers.but now-- they'll have to uproot their lives again... until all of the debris and hazardous materials are moved off of their land. zuccolillo: "we gotta get our town cleaned up. and i feel like we have a financial gun to our head."town councilmember s say-- in order for fema to come to paradise and do about 1-point-seven billion dollars worth of cleaning... no one can be living on properties with burned homes.and that leaves officials with their hands tied.jone

mo: every major national media outlet. the number of people who called me at my office who said what is going on with the democratic party, has it imploded. when it comes with issues of race and sexual assault. both parties have had to deal with difficult conversations and the national media has played a very large role in opening up these conversations and picking at some scabs. howie: justin fairfax looked like he was on the verge of becoming governor when these allegations came out. there were people demanding ralph northam resign. thin we learned the attorney general also wore black face. as despicable as those black face images are -- mo: i think all of us are grappling with how to atlanta these situations. the entire democratic establishment in virginia and nationally have called on northam and fairfax to resign. you see now virginians saying let's maybe not go that far. black virginians seem to be more open to forgiveness than a lot of us in this town are. i agree with gillian. the media has played a huge role furth

pest control company is the largest termite replica in the world. >> you are spoiling my appetite, mo craving critically acclaimed korean barbecue or these famed taquitos, you can experience l.a.'s diverse culture through cuisine at nearly 30,000 restaurants in l.a. county. ♪ >> well, i've got a bunch of the chefs came from johnson & wales university here in providence where some of the world's top chefs earn their chops. >> maybe they ought to teach you how to make a french dip, mo. the sandwich was created right here at philippe's. they're both delicious. >> cute isn't the word i've used to describe gillette stadium and foxborough, massachusetts, where the patriots meanwhile, the rams headed to l.a. without a stadium of their own. wah-wah. >> you're right, but the temporary home of the los angeles memorial coliseum has been called the greatest stadium in the world. built in 1923, it's the only venue to host not just one but two olympic games. i was in the opening ceremonies back in '84. it will host a third in 2028. and this is l.a. stadium at hollywood park. future home of the soon

thank you. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: mo amer. mo amer.sylvania. [ cheers and applause ] stay tuned for "late night with seth meyers." thank you har watching. a great night, i hope to see you tomorrow. bye-bye everybody, thank you. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> announcer: from 30 rockefeller plaza in new york, it's "late night with seth meyers." tonight -- natasha lyonne, msnbc contributor, donny deutsch, stars of "the other two," actors drew tarver and helÉne yorke, featuring the 8g band with jeff friedl. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ladies and gentlemen, seth meyers. >> seth: good evening. i' this is "late night." how is everybody doing tonight? [ cheers and applause ] that is great to hear. in that case, let's get to the news. according to cnn, special counsel robert mueller's report on the russia investigion may be finalized by next week. and when has cnn ever called yt ng too early? [ laughter ]

>> all i can say is, to quote you, ari, mo mueller, mo problems. >> i was quoting someone else, but i take your point. >> i know, and i hate to be facetio facetious, i'll be serious. john hit the nail on the head. i had a witness in the manafort trial, and let me tell you this. we went through five prep sessions. they have every e-mail. they have every text. they have talked to multiple witnesses, and for sarah huckabee sanders to be interviewed by mueller is a bad day at the white house. period. and there are a couple reasons why. one, executive privilege goes out the window because she's out there being a spokesperson for the president, and he's giving her information that is intended for the public, no privilege. >> let's pause on that. you're rifling through them, but that's such an interesting point you raise. i didn't mention there are people who at least have some claim to executive privilege and you can fight over it. you're saying she might be a valuable witness beyond some of the others because it's not a fight. she doesn't have thatprival role. she's only there to emit. >>

natsot/mos"it's horrible. it's horrible."oppers reacting to news that this man, a transient 48 year old david lohr, is accused of pouring bleach into grocery store refrigerators and freezers. court documents do not name the store.but we did some checking and it turns out ralph's acknowledges they were targeted by lohr.natsot/mos "these days you don't know if people are going to do this. it's ridiculous. i mean you know, just these days you just got to watch everything." investigators say lohr began his crime spree in december of last year and continued into january.they see security video shows him dumping the bleach into refrigerators and freezers in one instance, a customer and her child told a store employee that something was wrong with the ice.the child was carrying a bag of ice against his chest.the ice was coated in bleach.natsot/mos "i'm always a little cautious, but yeah, now i'll definitely check."ralph's released this statement:customer safety is our first priority and immediate action was taken to remove and destr

. >> all i can say is to quote you, mo mueller, mo problems. >> i was quoting someone else, but i take your point. >> i mate to be facetious, but i will be serious. john hit the nail on the head. i had a witness in the paul manafort trial. we went through five prep sessions. they have every e-mail, text, they talked to multiple witnesses, and for sarah huckabee sanders to be interviewed, she giving her investigation that is intended for the public, no privilege. >> in a is such an interesting point you raise. there are people who at least have a claim to executive privile privilege. you saying she might be valuable because she doesn't have that private role, they could only emit. >> a lot of the taxpayers have attorneys. when they would talk to the irs it is not privileged what he would say to the attorney. that is deep trouble for the president of the united states, period. >> do you know the lochker verse, the mo mueller we come across, the more problems we see. but you look at all of this, that is just on the mueller probe gathering, i don't think this is fully sunk in. you could ha

mos: "how much is that gonna cost to do?"mos: "that seems like it's a little too sweet to be real!?" moorlach doesn't have a price tag just yet.john moorlach, (r) california senator: "we've already paid for the right of way, we don't have to buy that. so now it's just how much per mile is the concrete gonna cost?"for now, it seems he needs get drivers revved up about the idea.mos: "yeah no, too much for californians to be able to handle." (james) if this bill passes, it would mean new northbound and southbound lanes on both i-5 and highway 99. the other lanes on those highways would have a 65-mile-an-hour speed limit. ( james ) the f-a-a is investigating how southwest airlines calculates the weight of checked bags -- in a probe that started a year ago. according to the wall street journal, f-a-a officials and agency documents indicate airline workers made mistakes-- which caused pilots to calculate the wrong weight of planes at takeoffs. those errors caused reported takeoff weights to be a thousand pounds below the plane's ac

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mos: "how much is that gonna cost to do?"mos: "that seems like it's a little too sweet to be real!?" moorlach doesn't have a price tag just yet.john moorlach, (r) california senator: "we've already paid for the right of way, we don't have to buy that. so now it's just how much per mile is the concrete gonna cost?"for now, it seems he needs get drivers revved up about the idea.mos: "yeah no, too much for californians to be able to handle." ( james ) if this bill passes, it would mean new northbound and southbound lanes on both i-5 and highway 99. ( darya ) for your money this morning... california's solar mandate could make homes even more expensive. jane king is live at the nasdaq with that story and more. ( jane ) good morning california's new solar mandate could cost new homeowners 10-thosand dollars.beginning in 2020, newly constructed homes must have solar panels, which could be costly for homeowners.the state estimates that the cost will be offset by savings on utility bills. but cnbc says the added costs could make buyi

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it continues into the mo many local schools are on a delay today. all that information is running at the bottom you can find it in the nbc washington app. >>> the crisis in the commonwealth enters another week. all three top elected officialsg areing to remain in office after a series of scandals. governor northam says he has no plans on resigning. >> lieutenant governor, justin i fairfa accused of sexually assaulting two women. fairfax delays the today, though, a fellow lawmaker says he will attempt to begin impeaching fairfax. geoff bennett is in richmond this morning. what dohie expect week? >> reporter: good morning. well, governor ralph northam says that entire blackface scandal serves a higher purpose. he's learned from it and he wants to s his time in office, serving an agenda ofeq ty. if the allegations against justin fairfax turn out to be true, he should resign. but over the weekend, fairfax tements where s he denies the allegations against him. he is calling for al fulnd and indepet investigation. the two accusers put out statements of th

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but for those braving the freezing temps, mos: it hurts, it definitely hurts.relief is on the way.emperatures in chicago could jump from -25 this week, all the way up to the low 50's by monday. a winter-weather whiplash that will be welcomed by all. i'm steve nannes reporting. chief meteorologist chief chief meteorologist lawrence karnow joins us now with the four zone forecast. lawrence karnow: there were a few showers this morning before clearing this most of the night but a major storm is lurking off the coastline. you can see the storm just putting itself together in the pacific. it will intensify just before hitting late tomorrow. winds will be very strong with gusts as high as 50 to 60 mph. a flash flood watch has also been posted for the enire bay area. showers will start tomorrow afternoon and then become heavy overnight. highs tomorrow will be in the 50s to low 60s. rain will continue on saturday and sunday with another round of rain on monday. on monday. round of rain with another and sunday with another round of rain on monday. (ots) (ots) in san jose, tainted fuel may b

mo: the bill clinton administration might disagree a little bit about that. they were starting -- it was launched over decades old financial questions and turned into something entirely different. both sides can yell about partisan investigations. but this is one that i think we have seen has had -- howie: we'll see if the democrats overreached. up next. jeff bezos accuses the "national enquirer" of blackmail as the tabloid threatens to publish naked pictures. (voice) you know what you're doing right now? (danny) impressing the heck out of me. also, giving a shih tzu an updo. pet care ain't easy. 12 hours? 20 dogs? where's your belly rubs? after a day of chasing dogs you shouldn't have to chase down payments. (vo) send invoices and accept payments to get paid twice as fast. (danny) you deserve a treat. and by treat i mean cash. bacon-wrapped cash. josie...it's time to get yours! (vo) quickbooks. backing you. howie: jeff bezos, the owner of the "washington post" was embarrassed with it was revealed he was having an affair with l.a. news anchor sanchez. but bez

chris: i promise, liz, i'm going to bring you in in a minute, but what about that, mo.about the argument -- let's say it even was his picture in 1984 in the medical school yearbook. it's a terrible mistake. it's hateful. it's unacceptable. but should we all be judged by the worst thing we ever did? [laughter] >> of course -- i think he has, and i've struggled with this too. he has a long, distinguished record as a pediatrician and as a veteran and as a, as an elected official and has done so much good for the people of virginia. chris: and has reached out to the african-american -- >> he's reached out to the african-american community in very real ways. and so the notion that you have this one moment from your past defines and invalidates everything else doesn't sit well with me. p but i'm with that on this one in that if he had come out on day one and said in a very real way that it was either -- that it was him and here's how i'm going to regain your trust, i think people would listen to him. to come out yesterday then and do the about face -- chris: yeah, but wait, w

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our great apes and our elephants, they do notice wn the visitors are there and when they're not there,mo there was tension between the animal keepers and the animals in our care. >> reporter: at the national air amongace museum, they are the smithsonian museums that were able to stay open a few days into theshutdown, but eventually had to close their doors too. with major work going on, that wasn't interrupted. >> the entire facade will be renewed, all of the systems and all of the exhibitions. we are just now getting going in a very significant way, at least visible to the public. >> repter: on the upside, that work could go on during what would have beenusiness hours since they were closed and the public wasn't in the way. but if the public wasn'tthere, neither was their money. revenue from the gift shop, foos concessionnd the imax theaternt is an imporource of funding that can't be made up. >>> me traffic relief coming for northern virginia mmuters. $1 billion worth of new projects are about to begin. much of that money will go toward toll lanes, but as julie carey reports, some will

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mo asked what's the senate role? unfortunately, we're in a 53-47 senate, but we live in a senate where 60 votes are needed for most important and controversial things. ultimately the republicans need seven of ours to make things work and they do their darnedest to find them. so far, thanks to schumer a's leadership, we have not had anyish -- schumer's leadership, we have not had any issues where we lost our majority standing together. it may come. i know as a whip it may come. we're cellulosic ethanol lid in stopping the 60 votes -- we're solid in stopping when it comes to 60 moats. they have been able to move judicial candidates, supreme court justices through so quickly. mr. ellethee: one of the big issues, all of it is taking police against the backdrop of an emerging presidential race. one of the issues starting to emerge in that race on the democratic side is the notion of medicare for all. and how do we move forward on health care? i'm wondering where senate democrats are on that? senator durbin: the right ques

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soon there will be no more rides in one of the raf's mo. iconic jets this is the end of an era.han beale, bbc news. laura: the future of the smartphone has arrived and it i folding. samsung unveiled the latest device today and it has a folding screen and lots of cameras, and it is very expensive. but clearly the company hopes this is something we cannot li without. for more on what this would do to the smartphone market, iie earlr with dan ackerman of cnet. dan ackerman, this folding phone cost nearly $2000.so what makes ipecial? dan:n twitter people i know are comparing the price to what else you goodbye for $1900 -a super high-end tv, one month rent in a studio apartment in an ok n york neighborhood. it is extraordinarily expensive, and whathat says to me is that this is not meant to buy, this is to show the technology, and a year later when itleeds down to just $1000, then you will be scited about it and you c what it can do on tv and online and then you will want to get one. it makes sense because it is the first big shift in phone design s have seen in several ye now. laura

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mos: "you want us to rebuild, don't you? you want us to be strong, right? please don't kick people off of their property again."frustration... even outrage from some paradise residents as they spoke before the town council this morning.mos: "we're living in parking lots, trying to wait for the town of paradise to give us a space, even if it's temporary, for us to put our trailers and rvs until our homes can be cleaned so we can go home. we all want to go home!"many lost almost everything in the camp fire last year... and they've started moving back onto their properties in r-vs and trailers.but now-- they'll have to uproot their lives again... until all of the debris and hazardous materials are moved off of their land. zuccolillo: "we gotta get our town cleaned up. and i feel like we have a financial gun to our head."town councilmember s say-- in order for fema to come to paradise and do about 1-point-seven billion dollars worth of cleaning... no one can be living on properties with burned homes.and that leaves officials with their hands tied.jones: "it suc

quite a range of snowfall this n mo anywhere from two to three inches in downtownichita to ten inches in some spots. the last time that area had that much snow was about three years ago when they had about 3 1/2 inches. this is quite a substantial amount more than they are used to out there. that system headed our way. ght be asking about travel and flights and to be impacted.ng molet green looking into that. >> new 4z is working for you throughout the winter storm, make sure you keep our coverage on while you are at home. >> also,tick for us on details about the next snow stick challenge. what you need to doino an official pat collins snow stick. >>> h an argument me triggered a deadly hit and run. one person is facing murder arges. 35-year-old daniel was hit crossing 4th street near t street and later died.ce po now say the driver morris harley argued with him before he hit him. hehs charged w first degree murder. >>> a triple shooting has residents concerned and police asking the com hnity forelp in finding the suspects. the drive-by shooting happened yesterday in southeast. yo a c

vick: promoting his new mo the theme of which is murderous revenge, the actor had given an interviewng how he sought retribution after hearing about the rape. liam: i asked, did you know who he was? "no." color? she said it was a black person. i went up and down areas with a cosh hoping i would be approached by some -- i'mme asto say that. and i did it for maybe a week, hoping that some black [bleep] would come out of a pub, so i could kill him. nick: there has been orage at those remarks, but some have commended his honesty, and viewers saw his personal torment writn across his face. >> i'm just shocked. i couldn'believe he would say something like that. i thought he was a good guy. >> it makes you have a little bit of fear, but we ha to push through that and find the love. nick: at this black theater company in london, young aors gave us their reaction. >> him using that language in the interview in light of his influence is naÏ >> i agree with you. i don't think we should vilify him, but the statement he made is problematic.fo nickliam neeson, today was supposed to be about promot

mo >>ett says that two men attacked him while hurling ac homophobic andl slurs at him last month. police tracked down the persons of interest ung video and travel records and this case does go on. doreen, back to you. >> a right. leon, thank you. >>> some bad news tonight for millions of users of a pular dating app. nf valentine's day they learned their personal imation may have been exposed. users of the app coffee meets bagel were e-mailed today thata their nes and e-mail addresses may have been exposed. the hack impacts about 6 million users who signed on before may of last year. a british technology website reports the coffee meets bagel breach is part of a larger hack involving apps, including my fitness pal and m heritage. >>> you saw this video first on news 4 this afternoon. the taser takedown at the foot of the washington monument. turns out the man who is nowf accused o assaulting an officer is also accused of setting a fi inside a northwest d.c. restaurant. comment ping-pong. ryan remus was charg with arson today. new tonight we're hearing from the man who filmed the ta

mo's cafe. >> once again, former raiders quarterback and head coach tom flooris is not a part of the newest hall of fame class. great credentials. led the silver and back to two super bowl titles as the first minority head coach in nfl history. here is some of the eight voted into the class of 2019 and the voters safe to say got it right with all of them. former cal, chiefs, falcons tight end tony gonzalez, safety ed reed, offensive lineman kevin maowi. chiefs quarterback patrick mahomes won the league's mvp today. in his first year as a starter, mahomes threw for over 5,000 yards and 50 touchdowns. led kansas city to the afc championship game and quickly over to goff, the raucous crowd, 16th hole, pga phoenix open, last for johnny miller after 30 years. ricky fowler, par 4, fifth hole. look how far away he is! ricky, how about a fresca. birdie putt, 764. leads by four shots going into sunday's final round. they are telling me to wrap, but i have to mention julian edelman also bay area guys in the super bowl. >> got it all in. we'll be right back. narrator: in utah, you're livin' on

mo, is there enough evidence to end this man's career?e the democratic establishment in the state has universally called on him to step down as well. i can't think of a single major political figure that's sticking with him. but i think to take it to the threshold of impeachment, people do realize an investigation needs to be concluded before he's forcibly removed. i think most people are hoping he does the right thing. >> julie: i want to take a look at a poll about virginians on northam stepping down, by the way, because it's interesting that 37% of african-americans say that he should, but 46% believe he should not. it seems as though the african-american community in virginia seems to be supporting these democratic candidates. would you agree with that? >> well, yeah. i mean, the polls suggest some measure of support. i mean, part of this is going to be over the next few days we'll probably hear a lot more from governor northam, from others about what happened and potentially whether this was him or not. but it is ultimately the voter

we'll update you once we learn mo here. >>> new developments as amazon ceo, jf bezos, takes on the nation'sd. >> nbc news confirmed that federal prosecutors are looking into the war of words between the richest m and the "national enquirer." jay gray joins us. >> reporter: it has the makings of a soa opera, accusations of extortion, and now a twist.al jeff bezos firing back accusing the "national enquirer's" publisher of extortion and blackmail writing ami representatives, including the owner, are threatening to publish more intimate texts and photos if his attor cytinues to investigate how the enquirer obtained pictures of bezos and his alleged mistress, used by the magazine in this cover story and post e-mails he says are from ami, his investigators release a statement saying they ve no knowledge or basis to suggest the coverage was politically motivated. bezo requiring prefer to stand up, roll this log over and see what crawl out. the quer's parent company said it believes it acted ly lawf but it will ask the board to act on the claims. president trump hasn't talked about the allegation

successful along mos of the i-95 corridor.d neigh here, through much of the shenandoah valley, we're right on the freezing mark. between the observation marks, there's a few spots that are down to 30 or 31 degrees. if it loo wet and you live in the northern and western parts of the viewing area, be on the lookout for ice earl today. the northwest wind is a part of the forecast toda it's driving the cold air down into the on. up alot of, we have a big push of moisture. it's rainingown into that layer of cold air. as a result, we're ending up wi sleet or freezing rain in much of northern maryland, the shenandoah valley and the eastern half of west virginia. all around the city, temperatures are far enough above freezing to be just rain. ? you travel this morning, be careful. winter weatheroe advisory until 10:00, for montgomery county, loudon county, howard county, out to the eastern-most parts of west virginia. ther brigh shading, that's a winter storm warning that continues on into abo lunchtime today. areas there are picking

-mo wait no more than ten kilograms which was brought to a male nutrition clinic in northwest yemen. together with her father intensively as she was forced to live beneath a tree the family displaced by the war is too poor to buy food. a situation typical for much of yemen a country on the brink of famine. had. any these circumstances will continue i think it will get west not data the siege is still ongoing the ass strikes and the war is still taking place it has destroyed the will it said destroyed education all the result says that the drinking water is not she said what do you expect you expect manya tristian unemployment a family salary is not enough for one man. that was satisfied i would develop. the yemeni civilians are caught in the crossfire between the country's government and who to rebel forces the conflict is largely seen as a proxy war between the saudi led coalition bucking the government and iran which is accused of supplying arms to the who these. four years of fighting have killed thousands and left millions in need of humanitarian assistance. human relies on its p

mos: "you want us to rebuild, don't you? you want us to be strong, right?well then please don't kick people off of their property again."frustration... even outrage from some paradise residents as they spoke before the town council this morning.mos: "we're living in parking lots, trying to wait for the town of paradise to give us a space, even if it's temporary, for us to put our trailers and rvs until our homes can be cleaned so we can go home. we l want to go home!"many lost almost everything in the camp fire last year... and they've started moving back onto their properties in r-vs and trailers.but now-- they'll have to uproot their lives again... until all of the debris and hazardous materials are moved off of their land. zuccolillo: "we gotta get our town cleaned up. and i feel like we have a financial gun to our head."town councilmember s say-- in order for fema to come to paradise and do about 1-point-seven billion dollars worth of cleaning... no one can be living on properties with burned homes.and that leaves officials with their hands tied.jones:

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