omar, what are you seeing right now? omar: well, we just got word from texas governor greg abbott who is activating the entire texas national guard in response to what we've been seeing from hurricane harvey. that brings the total of national guardsmen to about 12,000 deployed just in response to what the national weather service is calling an unprecedented amount of flooding with rain unlike anything they've experienced before. now, on the city level, we do know there are about 5,500 people that are sheltering in place here in houston just from last night, midnight central time into this morning, we are told that 290 people have been rescued, bringing the total to about 2,000. that's a trend officials hope to conti i mentioned the national guardsmen. they will be assisting. state officials as well down to the local and i should say hyper local officials as well. what i mean by that, just neighbors helping neighbors, pulling up on anything they can, using anything that floats, whether they are rafts, kayaks or motorized

nat: [kitchen w/ outside shot then inside kitchen with don omar] encuentras el negocio de don omar.to no. para mi aquí todo está tranquilo." asegura no haber escuchado nada al respecto pero no le quita la preocupacin. nat: [alex] "el temor siempre ha existido." y es que desde que abri su tiendita hace una dcada ha sido el blanco del racismo y robo en varias ocaciones. leopoldo cruz / (don omar) comerciante @01:14:04 "no pues yo llegue en la mañana y cuando llegue estaba ese letreo ahí y como digo eran malas palabras para uno" "aquí ya me han quebrado dos veces los vidrios la puerta y la ventana" en el portal sourthern poverty law center galdewarer aparece en su lista de ciudades donde se han radicado grupos de odio en los ltimos anos. pero hay esperanzas de que desaparezcan. nat: [alex] "a ver si algún día pueden abrir sus corazones y puedan mirar toda la gente igual" cesar ---una marcha que apoya la diversidad en los trabajos tendr lugar en mountain view... take vo ---la protesta fue originalmente organizada fuera de las instalaciones de "google" por quienes apoyaban al ingeniero q

omar? omar: harvey, making another landfall as a tropical storm today, but it is expected to diminish as a tropical depression over the next 24 hours and thousands of rescues in the houston area. many families are wondering what's next. >> a humanitarian crisis unfolding with evacuations continuing as the water rises and deadly, devastating harvey making a second landfall. , sunday and monday, that water was coming in so fast. we got rescued on that bridge and they told us it was collapsing. >> tens of thousands in shelters, and it's catastrophic flooding brought by record rainfall. diapers, ands in we were hoping we would be picked up. omar: many more racing against time to reach those still trapped in their homes. >> eat something, dry up, get some coffee, then we are back out. omar: harvey has soaked some areas with over 50 inches of rain. >> i believe that this is a little more than we expected. omar: the harris county meteorologist said that enough water has f inches of water. let's ta

at this, he reported, omar muhammad ali.or said is there another name, something more? and he replies rezaq. at this point, i immediately fingerprint his left and then right hands. the prints matched. and so by self-admission, by facial recognition, by seeing the bullet wound in his chest that i knew he had been shot and by his fingerprints, i said, it's a match. go. and the aircraft took off. what's critical thinking like? a basketball costs $14. what's team spirit worth? (cheers) what's it worth to talk to your mom? what's the value of a walk in the woods? the value of capital is to create, not just wealth, but things that matter. morgan stanley beggin' skinny strips or beggin' black label? there's two?! what a delicious dilemma! beggin' strips premium edition. twwwoooooo?!?! with real meat as ingredient one. everything to your liking? mmm mmmmm... beggin' strips premium. becaussssseeee beggin'! your only worry...ty customer first guarantee... will be how to drink this monstrosity. get help with hotels, free twenty-four-ho

omar: vice president mike pence will make stops in texas today. devotioncurrent and has saved countless lives and represents the best of america. omar: fema and firefighters will be assessing the full extent of harvey's destruction in southwest houston, and fema says they will be here for years. live from texas, back to you. autria: coming together at home to help victims of harvey. larry: suzanne kennedy is live in northwest with how you can help by eating out. ben's chili bowl opened about an hour ago and they have had a few customers in. some of the proceeds from today's tell will go toward -- till will go toward the houston relief effort. we have some breakfast going, scrambled eggs with cheese. famous halfn's smokes. many restaurants participating in dc dines out for houston. the restaurants will pledge 1% to 5% to the relief fund. a very popular chef, his restaurants will give 5% of their sales. busboys and poets says it will do the , theol, del frisco's diner, and continental edges right down the street, will also be participating. the blac

omar jimenez is live in houston. omar? desperate rescue operations are underway this morning across flood-ravaged southeast texas .at least 3,000 people were rescued yesterday alone... but countless others are still stranded in their homes.voice of: jamie baxter on the phone/ stranded in apartment with neighbor: they keep telling us i guess now that there's a mandatory evacuation around the area all the roads are closed there's really no way to get out.first responders, the u.s. coast guard and the entire texas national guard have been deployed.authorities are overwhelmed with calls for help.col steven metze/public affairs officer, texas national guard: the biggest issue we have right now is time, getting to everyone we need to get to.citizens are taking action with their own boats. voice of chad petere/volunteer rescuer: they would be on the second story screaming out loud at us. we could hear them over the load motors of the airboatsabout 8- thousand people are estimated to be staying in shelters across the city- and aut

the number two in the mission was omar rezaq and the number three was bou assaid. the three were members of the abuny dal organization. they wanted to take the plane hijack, take hostages and exchange the hostages for abu nidal members in egypt. >> all the passengers are made to move to the back of the aircraft. one by one, they're asked to come forward to turn over their passports to salim chakore. >> each one of us gave them our passport. >> when the hijacker took nitzan's passport, he did this, like he was very happy that she came. >> by golly, he had three americans and two israelis. he knew how valuable israelis and americans were as bargaining chips. i mean, had he hit the jackpot. >> as he requested the passport of one passenger, the passenger was actually an undercover egyptian sky marshall. drew out his weapon and shot the leader of the hijack mission chakim killing him. >> obviously getting the attention of rezaq, who is in the cockpit, and bou said. they both start firing at the sky marshal. so we have cross fire going down the aisle of an aircraft. at s

anthony. >> mason: omar villafranca in alabama. thank you, omar.hile confederate statues stand silent and lifeless, violent extremism is very much alive in america. in charlottesville, we saw and heard jarring reminders of america's darkest days. >> i'm here to spread ideas, talk, in the hopes that somebody more capable will come along and do that, somebody like donald trump who does not give his daughter to a jew. >> so donald trump but more racist. >> a lot more racist than donald trump. i don't think you could feel about race the way i do and watch that kushner bastard walk around with that beautiful girl. >> mason: bryan stevenson is a public interest lawyer and founder of the equal justice initiative. mr. stevenson, thanks for being with us. >> delighted to be with you. >> mason: the events in charlottesville and the president's response have opened some very deep and ugly divisions in this country. what do you think needs to happen now to heal this? >> well, we have a tragic history of racial inequality in america that we haven't done a very

omar jimenez is in richmond, texas this morning with the latest. omar. a humanitarian crisis unfolding in the metropolitan houston areaevacuations continue as water rises ... and an already deadly and devastating harvey making a second u.s. landfall wednesday. iashia nelson/rescued from floodwaters:"when we were on that roof sunday and monday, that water was coming in so fast...and then we got rescued on that bridge. they tell us that bridge has collapsed since. so, i know it was nothing but god."tens of thousands in shelters ... amid catastrophic flooding brought by record rain fall.dawn coles/flooding evacuee at houston convention center:"i had to grab my baby, diapers, what i could ... and try to swim ... and hope that we could be picked up."many more ... still waiting to be rescued ... as emergency crews and volunteers race against time to reach those still trapped in their homes. mos/volunteer: "eat something and just dry out a little bit -- get a little bit of energy and a little bit of coffee in our system and we're back out." harvey has soaked so

. >> venimos con un chorro de entretenimiento, daddy yankee, maluma, don omar. ya esto arrancÓ hoy. escuchado tantas cosas increÍbles de philadelphia, queremos que vayan a estar en philadelphia saliendo en el aire en new york. vamos a estar con informaciÓn, entrevista, comidas. julio: vamos. >> yo me invito solo. julio: ¿tÚ sabes cocinar? >> no. julio: el productor, con un juguetico hermoso. >> viernes y mÁs, muchas gracias puede abrirnos las puertas de sus casas, yo soy el productor. julio: de frente a la cÁmara. ahÍ estamos. [aplausos] al otro lado. es una belleza. estos son los juguetes que estamos estrenando en univisiÓn, en unimas a nivel nacional porque tenemos un sÚper programa los viernes, cinco de la tarde. >> la idea es ser testigo de todo lo que sucede en new york, philadelphia, siempre voy a tener esta cÁmara comido en cualquier parte voy a grabar a toda mi gente. julio: no se vayan porque vamos a seguir hablando de lo que va a ser, de la gente que estÁ en este programa, porque hay dos invitadas que no se los imagina. cuÉntenme de las personas que estÁn a la derecha. no

>> mason: omar villafranca. thank you, omar.he united states needs china's help with north korea, but president trump signed an executive memo today that's sure to actor the chinese. it calls for an investigation into whether china stole american intellectual property. here's ben tracy. >> reporter: china has repeatedly warned trump not to use trade as a means to force stronger action on north korea. china accounts for 90% of north korea's trade and has been reluctant to punish the regime economically for fear of collapse. yet today china issued an order banning all imports of north korean coal, iron ore and seafood in compliance with tough new u.n. sanctions. meanwhile, the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff, marine general joseph dunford, began a tour of asia, meeting to reassure south korea's president moon jae-in. dunford says the u.s. still prefers diplomacy to force, but the u.s. is ready to use the full range of its capabilities to respond to any attack. the u.s. staged joint military exercises with japan today and wil

anthony. >> mason: omar villafranca in tulsa. thanks, omar. in san antonio, texas, heavy rain today transformed a road into whitewater rapids, strapping a young man on top of his car. rescuers couldn't get to him by boat, so firefighters backed up a ladder truck, but that was too short. so they used a stepladder to bridge the gap, and the driver climbed to safety. parts of new orleans were underwater again this past weekend. it wasn't the levee system that failed as it did during hurricane katrina. this time it was the city's pumping station. they couldn't handle all the rain. demarco morgan is there. >> reporter: torrential rains turned much of new orleans into a swamp on saturday, and some areas canoes were the best way to get around. the dining room at liuzza's restaurant and bar in the mid-city neighborhood was soaked in 18 inches of water, forcing frank bordelonto to close his restaurant. >> it's a big financial hit. estimate, i don't know, $60,000, $70,000. >> reporter: nearly 10 inches of rain fell in just over three hours. the city had

omar villafranca is at a red cross staging-area in houston. omar? >> reporter: the floodwaters keep rising because of the nearly non-stop rain. and that's creating a challenge for relief crews trying to set up new shelters. this convoy belongs to the red cross. they've loaded these vans with blankets, cots, food, supplies. but it is stranded here, it cannot move. to wait for an escort from the coast guard to make sure the supplies and volunteers can get safely to the shelters. food is also a major need in the shelters. red cross workers have been loading plates of snacks, water, and ready to eat meals for what is expected to be thousands of evacuees. the red cross has been working with local authorities to find a safe and dry path to the shelters. but it's such a volatile situation that that changes every time its rains. going as short a distance as miles can take several hours. mark. >> strassman: thank you, omar. a reporter with our houston cbs affiliate, khou, may have saved a truck driver's life this morning. this played out on live tv. reporter

omar enrique snchez, director de proteccin civil y bomberos. demostrado, son demasiadas las vidas que ha cobrado y no vale la pena por un sueÑo que nunca sabes si se va a realizar" 232 migrantes han muerto en los primeros 7 meses del aÑo. 17% mas que en el mismo periodo del aÑo pasado cuando la cifra de decesos fue de 204 migrantes. desde el 2014, el proyecto inmigrantes desaparecidos ha registrado ms de mil 250 decesos en la frontera entre mxico y estados unidos. las cicatrices del viaje son testigos de la gran travesia que han vivido estos migrantes, pero ellos no pararan en el intento. eber jimnez / migrante hondureÑo "pues la verdad si es doloroso, lo que aqu pasamos pero la verdad nosotros venimos con la confianza de dios con el deseo de cruzar poder avanzar y dar un paso ms en nuestra vida" stand, close de acuerdo con las autoridades fronterizas estadounidenses este aÑo hay menos inmigrantes cruzando la frontera. sin embargo el nmero de decesos continua en aumento. en la ciudad de mxico, vctor silva, noticias telemundo. wait for nats cont

omar jimenez is live in houston. omar? this morning across flood-ravaged southeast texas .at least 3,000 people were

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omar jimenez is in richmond, texas this morning with the latest. omar. a humanitarian crisis unfolding in the metropolitan houston areaevacuations continue as water rises ... and an already deadly and devastating harvey making a second u.s. landfall wednesday. iashia nelson/rescued from floodwaters:"when we were on that roof sunday and monday, that water was coming in so fast...and then we got rescued on that bridge. they tell us that bridge has collapsed since. so, i know it was nothing but god."tens of thousands in shelters ... amid catastrophic flooding brought by record rain fall.dawn coles/flooding evacuee at houston convention center:"i had to grab my baby, diapers, what i could ... and try to swim ... and hope that we could be picked up."many more ... still waiting to be rescued ... as emergency crews and volunteers race against time to reach those still trapped in their homes. mos/volunteer: "eat something and just dry out a little bit -- get a little bit of energy and a little bit of coffee in our system and we're back out." harvey has soaked so

omar jimenez is live in houston, texas this morning with the latest. omar. "my house is gone. it's in half."harvey deviated parts of texas.and it's not done yet. "the first thing i thought is that we would have died in here if we would have stayed. we left, so we are alive. but i wish this never would have happened."catastrophic and life-threatening flooding continues as the storm drenches the state.rain bands are pummeling the area -- as emergency responders struggle to evacuate people trapped by flooding."this storm kind of caught everybody in surprise although harvey has weakened -- the deadly storm isn't done. authorities urge the public to be cautious.chief samuel pena, houston fire department: "standing water is extremely dangerous, ok? it's extremely dangerous, you can't tell what you're stepping into, so please if you don't have to be out in the streets, do not be out in the streets."for those whodid not evacuate the houston area, most roads are impassable, leaving many people stranded and in need of assistance.for all the people who didevacuate, many will not be going

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in richmond texas, i'm omar jimenez. (darya) people in the bay area continue to work together to send hurricane harvey victims the items they need most. a store in san francisco is donating clothes and shoes. and one of its employees happens to be from houston. michael perez has lived in the bay area for six years but most of his family is still in texas including his mom. (darya) perez works for "d and s" clothing in san francisco which is donating items to hurricane harvey victims. if you would like to donate any of your clothes or shoes, you can drop them off at the store's union street location. (darya) and a reminder if you would like to help people affected by hurrican

omar villafranca reporting for us in houston. omar, thank you. let's go back to demarco morgan in the houston suburb of dickinson, texas. he was on top of a bridge. we'll get an update from him. demarco? >> kristine, again, this area is completely covered in water as well. highway 45 at 517. a number of people being rescued. behind a tree, looks like some people are being rescued by a boat. a boat cap sized and broke in half, trying to rescue someone, you can see a piece of it. i'm also getting tweets. this is d. calloway who says in dickinson, her grandson is here, a wife 30 weeks pregnant, three young boys and an elerly person. they're saying still needing rescued and are trying to call authorities. if you know them, please reach out to them and help that family. you see this area. let's talk to a family that was rescued not long ago guys. thank you so much, we're glad yu're safe. where are you coming from and what happened? >> we were in the neighborhood by chantilly and all the homes are flooded. we had to go upstairs, and they came by, by bo

mark kimmitt, who formerly served as deputy assistant secretary of defence for middle east policy, omaramad, who was afghanistan's ambassador to france and canada, and ron christie, who was a special advisor to george w bush. welcome to you all, thank you very much indeed forjoining me. in general, i would like to start with you. this is obviously a big military question. what are you looking for from the president tonight? well, first of all i think iam tonight? well, first of all i think i am looking for a coherent strategy. president trump has been opposed to the us presence inside of afghanistan for some years, but now that he is president, now that he has listened to his military advisers... general, he is actually coming up to the podium. he is on time, one of those rare moments, but to carry on until he actually start speaking. we will listen in. thank you, please be seated. vice president p, secretary of state tillotson, members of the cabinet, general dunford, deputy secretary shanahan, and colonel duggan. most especially to you, the men and women of fort myer and every member

omar villafranca with a navy helicopter making rescues in port arthur, texas. >> we are riding with theicopter squadron 7. the 7th person they have rescued here in this area. the 7th, the neighborhood alone, what they have been doing, is flying in from college station, several hundred miles away. 150 miles away. coming to the beaumont port arthur area. where harvey hit overnight. at this point they are looking for any one who may need help. people have put, white towels, or white shirts by their house. indicating they need help. we see, four, five, rescue helicopters, the coast guard, navy, other agencies here. that are trying to help who ever needs help. this right now, seems to be the hot spot for where there are a lot of residents. many of the roads in, we can't. they're really just nonexistent at this point. people that are coming, up, telling us the water is cold. that they have been sitting in, two to three feet of water for a very long time. one of the first rescues came up, an older woman. wasn't able to get her medication. but her son-in-law who was also rescued was able to gra

omar mcleod led from start to finish in the 110 metre hurdles, adding the world title to his olympicsilva, with a surprise bronze. time for overdue celebrations. anita wlodarczyk was the overwhelming favourite to win gold in the hammer, and there were no surprises. the pole showed her dominance to win a third world title. the recordholder, she's unbeaten in more than three years. the triple jump was a fight between colombia's catarine ibarguen and yulimer rojas. the experienced olympic champion against her young rival from venezuela. the 21—year—old set the mark, 14.91m the distance to beat. ibarguen came close with her final jump, but rojas found the time to shine and take venezuela's first ever world title. andrew lindsay, bbc news. in cricket, england sealed victory by 177 runs in the fourth and final test against south africa at old trafford, to complete a 3—1 series win. patrick gearey was watching on in manchester. so, england wrapped up an impressive win with more than a day to spare, which is just as well because we're expecting rain tomorrow in manchester. we did get a bit o

police arrested 31 year old omar coup nerve may. his son, omar braxton, cooper, was found unresponsive at a home here in the 5800 block of willows avenue. authorities rushed the infant to the hospital where he was pronounced dead. police say the boy suffered multiple traumatic injuries. cooper was charged with murder and related offenses. >> six months after a deadly prison riot in delaware the ends after investigation is nearing. prosecutors reportedly expectings from a new castle county grand jury within the next 90 days. it is unclear if that panel would hand up an indictment. uprising at the james c bonn correctional sent nerve february killed correctional officer lieutenant steven floyd. the stand-off lasted nearly 20 hours. >> former congressman, chaka fattah, hopes new supreme court ruling can help him clear his name. lawyers for the long time pennsylvania democrat are seeking to throw out his corruption conviction, they claim that prosecutors used two broad a definition of bribery in his case and failed to meet a standard th

omar jimenez, abc7 news. jonathan: just outside of cor hus christie, social media -- corpus christi, social media is warming up. this is rain, his name, boarding up in the area. game on, people are boarding up. the evacuations have begun. they have the boards by the window. this gives an idea of the video clip inside a store. they are running out of goods. people are picking through the stores getting everything they need to brace for what could be 30 inches of rain. for the latest track and timing of the storm turn to meteorologist steve rudin. i don't know that i heard of a storm with 30 inches of rain in the gulf. steve: this just blossomed. once it makes landfall the reason we see the heavy rain amounts it's not moving fast and it will stay in the same place for a couple of days. ay on. this is the latest of hurricane harvey. winds at 852 earn many. wind gusts at 105. i want to give you an update on the latest track we have now. it has it coming ashore late friday, early, early saturday morning as a categ

omar?am ) ( pam ) today's attack is eerily similar to several we have seen over the past year in europe. the deadliest... last july in nice, france. a truck plowed into a crowd celebrating bastille day... killing 86- people and injuring more than 4- hundred others. the driver... killed in a shootout with police. isis claimed responsibility for the attack several other suspects were arrested... accused of helping the driver in the plot. ( pam ) the most recent attack was in june... when a van ran down pedestrians on the london bridge. the three men inside then jumped out and ran into an entertrainment area... stabbing people. eight people died... and dozens more were wounded. it was the third attack in england this year. the three suspects were killed by police .. just minutes after the attack. ( pam ) we have been sending out alerts throughout the day on the terror attack in barcelona with the kron four mobile app. it is available for free for apple and android devices. just be sure to enab

omar jimenez is live in houston, texas this morning with the latest. omar. "my house is gone.s.and it's not done yet. "the first thing i thought is that we would have died in here if we would have stayed. we left, so we are alive. but i wish this never would have happened."catastrophic and life-threatening flooding continues as the storm drenches the state.rain bands are pummeling the area --

omar villafranca, cbs news, port arthur, texas. >> morgan: just fascinating to watch there.crosby, texas, residents within a mile and a half of the arkema chemical plant have been told to stay away from their homes. the plant was swamped by six feet of water and lost all refrigeration. the chief executive says he expects dangerous chemicals to catch fire or explode, and the company has no way to prevent it. so why was harvey so devastating to houston? some experts tell us the gulf of mexico is as much as seven degrees warmer than average. warm water fuels hurricanes, but that's not the only factor. here's manuel bojorquez. >> reporter: harvey dumped a year's-worth of rain on houston in a matter of days, shattering last year's rainfall, and bringing this year's total to an unprecedented 73 inches. was this just a natural disaster? >> no. no, this was a climate- influenced storm. there's no question. >> reporter: jim blackburn of rice university has studied the effects of storms on cities for nearly 40 years. he said when harvey came ashore, the storm laid bare another problem

and joining now to talk about aid efforts, omar garcia. pastor at kingsland, a baptist church in katy, texas. omar, it's good to have you to talk about what you're doing. look, there are so many people who need help. and everyone who steps up, it seems is really making a difference here. >> it's making a tremendous difference in katy, george. we have been just overwhelmed by the kindness, the support, the love of so many volunteers. not just from our own community, but from around the state, around the nation who have come to our aid at this really difficult time. worst storm i've ever seen in the 12 years i've been in this area. >> so talk to us about who you're helping, what stories have you heard there? >> well, we -- those of us who served here in katy, all of us pastors of various churches. i'm actually the missions pastor at kingsland. we have joined together, along with nonprofits in the community and various helping agencies to come to the aid of those who have suffered a lot of devastation. we've had over 5200 homes sustain flood

tolerance for hate and violence from white supremacists, neo-nazis or the kkk.in charlottesville, i'm omar jimenez reporting. ( james ) the two people accused of killing a man at twin peaks in san francisco will be back in court today. lamonte mims and fantasy decuir are charged in the murder of ed french. prosecutors say they have surveillance video of the murder. they say decuir fired the shot that killed french. so far neither suspect has entered a plea. ( james ) in napa county... the canyon fire burning in near lake berryessa is now 95-percent contained. fire officials lifted all evacuation warnings... and all the roads in the area have been reopened. the fire started friday near highway 128 and sage canyon road. the fire has burned about 115-acres. firefighters are still trying to figure out how it ( mark ) police are on the hunt for two drivers after their vehicles crashed into two east bay homes. it's a story we first broke yesterday on the kron four morning news. union city police say a b- m-w and truck were racing down alvarado boulevard. officers say the drivers lost control and

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that said -- and i know omar woodard, and we've written about him at the citizen.e's an up-and-coming young rising star, but running against bob brady in congress does nothing to fix the problems in philadelphia in terms of political reform. bob brady was the head of the democratic party before he was a u.s. congressman, so i think if you want to change philadelphia politics, run for ward leader and run for committee person. >> let's talk about new jersey politics. cory booker came out with a bill wanting to legalize marijuana across the country, saying that if we see you targeting certain people for marijuana offenses, we'll withhold federal funding. he calls it part of criminal justice, saying that minorities are prosecuted a lot more than other people. it's a nonstarter, no cosigners at this point, but many people see it as a placeholder, putting his name out there for 2020. does it, and does it really get him where he wants to be? is this the place to hang your hat in 2020? >> it's part of the cory booker story. he also has the mayor of newark story and all tho

norah. >>> omar villafranca thank you for the update. good news.r greg abbott, praised federal response to harvey saying he had spoken on multiple occasions to president trump and members of his cabinet. as nancy cordes reports, several big political fights are looming over the cost of recovery and building. >> reporter: federal resources have begun flooding into texas. 2 million liters of water. 2 million meals. tens of thousands of tarps. all at the direction of fema director brock long. >> the shelter mission will be a very heavy lift. >> earliest mats for recovery and rebuilding are at $40 billion and climbing. but, fema's coffers have dwindled to $3.8 billion. earlier this year the trump administration, proe prosed sla the budget by 11%. >> you will get your funding. terrible tragedy. >> president trump made no mention of the cuts today. >> we are dealing with congress as you know. it is going to be a very expensive situation. we want to take care of the people of texas and louisiana. >> reporter: congress will be facing several other urgent d

think of omar mccain specifically in this case. if you would comment on how important it is to understand idiosyncratic dimension, whether there is a role for public health to play when it comes to these counter messaging issues. i would like to stay for the record i did not plant that question, but in having been asked, i'll take the opportunity to say yes, and we recently did a bipartisan study and balancett extremism focused here in theth united states. the first one to focus specifically on the united states. several others and the ones that are bipartisan findings is that it is important to have a public health model that what ink about this in a much broader way. not to the exclusive contrary and there is such a personalonnt grievance i've never seen a case in or out of government that ist either grievances or ideology. almost every case will be someo. combination which is why it's so important that we do lack understanding enough. the most important in understanding we can find the things we can expect to see in each particu

omar jiminez from our partners at c-n-n reports.ightingdemonstration s...turned chaotic...and deadly.nats - fightingthe violence erupted in downtown charlottesville, virginia saturday.. between white nationalists and counter- protesters during the "unite the right" rally. more than a dozen people were injured during the clash..nats of crash and according to police, at least one person... a 32- year-old woman was killed after a car slammed into a group of protesters...brennan gilmore / witness: "the car flew by...and immediately you know there was victims started coming out. my friend ran after the car i gave first aid to a lady that had. come out from the scene. "and two virginia state patrol troopers were aslo killed in a helicopter crash while monitoring the ongoing situation in charlottesville. police say this man ...20 year old james alex fields jr is being held in a virginia jail in connection with a deadly crash..virginia's governor had a message to the white nationalists and right-wing activists... governor terry r. mcauliffe

host: omar is calling from gaithersburg, maryland on the line for independents.aller: good morning. i was just calling in regards to the earlier discussion on immigration. those two previous colors discussed they voted for trump because they illegalstrongly in immigration being one of the largest problems in their lives. , nor president barack obama president had deported more people than president barack obama. i'm not saying that's a good thing or bad thing. that is a fact that a lot of people missed. is a trend that started in the george w. bush administration. .he trendline has gone down why do you think people don't know that? caller: that is a great point. of communication on the part of democrats because it's not in line with what the democratic platform is. that's why i consider myself an independent because i think democrats and republicans trade on brand more than anything else. the dream act fits better with the democratic brand than being strong on illegal immigration. this is myricans -- message to people who blame illegal immigration or immigrants f

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from our partners at c-n-n- reporter omar jimenez is in charleston, south carolina with a look back. the great american eclipse was the celestial event of the decade.nat pop: what are we looking at?delivering special memoriesmos: it was the most spectacular two minutes of our lives. it was amazing. she sobbed for like five minutes. and a unique name for little eclipse, born in greenville, south carolina this morninga partial eclipse was viewable from everywhere in the continental u.s.mos: it was really cool! the whole sun was covered by the moon and it went really dark.but millions traveled to see the full show. shara collum / eclipse watcher: we don't have a lot of chances to see things like this. this is a once in a lifetime.mos: why i come from france to see only one minute? the circle!mos: i just thought it was a really cool experience to experience with my friends and family here and it's something that i'll never see again.willing to endure hours of pre- and post-eclipse traffic all to witness a unique astronomical event.dr. laura danly/astronomer: the thing i love about an ecl

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>> o'donnell: omar villafranca, thank you so much for that update, that is good news. texas governor greg abbott again today praised the federal response to harvey, saying he had spoken on multiple occasions to president trump and members of his cabinet. but as nancy cordes reports several big political fights are looming over the cost of recovery and building. >> reporter: federal resources have already begun flooding into texas. two million liters of water, two million meals, tens of thousands of tarps. all at the direction of fema director brock long. >> the shelter mission is going to be a very heavy rift. >> reporter: early estimates for recovery and rebuilding are at $40 billion and climbing. but fema's coffers have dwindled to $3.8 billion and earlier this year the trump administration proposed slashing fema's budget by another 11%. >> you're going to get your funding. it's a terrible tragedy. >> reporter: president trump made no mention of those cuts today. >> we are dealing with congress, as you know, it's going to be a very expensive situation. we want to tak