to strike team. a strike team here. we're going to update. you know the teams in the car park now. good. move in let's go let's go north something. roger that i don't. know what. you. know right out of. character. but if there were. one of their border. left that i forgot the word at. the operation takes less than 30 seconds. we were inside. the casualties. so that was amazingly fast yeah that's why i didn't say anything before the government wants me movin things can go quickly. but that's also when the tensions are greatest you're waiting for your men to tell you that the suspect has been apprehended and the building is clear he was on as local as the other one was going on he did not want to hear that something's gone wrong. it's been things a most tense they were going to close and. take it over now the suspects in custody . and then mr gavan just take off your handcuffs on 1st and then. you would as i said this exercise was intended to simulate tactical deployment and arrest procedures you know overpowered so that's all for you today. a real terrorist wouldn't be this relaxed.

strike team here. give me an update i thought it was. you know the teams in the car park now good. move in let's go let's go something or you're out there that. know what. all right how to. carry. her but. what about the border and. i think i have forgotten what it was a lot of the operation takes less than 30 seconds. we were inside. i don't casualties. that was amazingly fast yeah that's why i didn't say anything before and once we move in things can go quickly. but that's also when the tensions are greatest you're waiting for your men to tell you that the suspect has been apprehended and the building is clear. the water was going on you do not want to hear that something's gone wrong and the nights when things are most tense there were medical. taken out the suspects in custody. and. just take off your handcuffs 1st and then. as i said this exercise was intended to simulate tactical deployment and arrest procedures you know overpowered so that's all for you today. a real terrorist wouldn't be this relaxed. at the very least i didn't have a chat. when they showed up it was all ov

so we have developed strike teams to go out on a very quick notice. go into a nursing home, if there's a positive patient, we want to test everybody that is symptomatic and all staff so that we're separating folks that are symptomatic and not when we go into a shelter, we will test everyone because of the high risk there. ideally, everybody would be able to be tested. but right now, testing has been limited. so health care workers are such a vuln available as much as possible for them. >> so this is going to be your room. stevie: oh, wow. ok. >> is this doo doable? stevie: no, this works. this is bigger than a car. [laughter] oh, that's really nice. you can see that there. this is awesome. >> these times are the most uncertain times that we have ever had in our lifetime. so i just want to recognize that , if you know, you're having struggles, it's completely understandable. stevie: all i want to do is take care of my little girl. that's all i want. ok, knock it off. >> is there a sticker on me? stevie: yeah. she was excited to see the shelter, you kno

. >> reporter: in santa clara county, sheriff's office is prepping more deputies and strike teams. >> we have zero tolerance, in other words, no fireworks are permitted in the county outside of the city of gilroy. >> reporter: sergeant lowe says the sheriff's office did not cite or arrest anyone in 2019 for illegal fireworks but didn't take long to find proof that pyre ote pyrotechnics are a problem. >> sheltering in place, i'm here, hose down everything, hope you get through it. >> reporter: san jose resident has a number of home surveillance cameras capturing the nightly blasts. launched annual fed up with fireworks campaign calling on neighbors to snap, click and report. >> you're putting yourself at risk to do the job the police department should be doing. >> reporter: fireworks discussion concerned heightened current events. >> has to be a balance here. police department can't do it all, relying too much on the police, runs risk of exacerbating that situation of the police and the community being at odds. >> reporter: law enforcement agencies say the difficulty in firework enforc

. >> reporter: in santa clara county, sheriff's office is prepping more deputies and strike teams. >> we have zero tolerance, in other words, no fireworks are permitted in the county outside of the city of gilroy. >> reporter: sergeant lowe says theid not cite or arrest anyone in 2019 for illegal fireworks but didn't take long to find proof that pyre ote pyrotechnics are a problem. >> sheltering in place, i'm here, hose down everything, hope you get through it. >> reporter: san jose resident has a number of home surveillance cameras capturing the nightly blasts. launched annual fed up with fireworks campaign calling on neighbors to snap, click and report. >> you're putting yourself at risk to do the job the police department should be doing. >> reporter: fireworks discussion concerned heightened current events. >> has to be a balance here. police department can't do it all, relying too much on the police, runs risk of exacerbating that situation of the police and the community being at odds. >> reporter: law enforcement agencies say the difficulty in firework enforcement surrounds nee

we do know that fire crews from valais ho cal fire and now we've learned that a strike team from contra costa county. now headed east the scene to help the fire crews there. try to put out the fire. this is video of at least one of the homes that has been burned. and you can just see that that house looks like a shell at this point from all of the damage as fire crews are working to put this out. let's check in again with meteorologist lawrence chief meteorologist lawrence karnow who can tell us a little bit more about the conditions not only fire crews are dealing with but obviously because of the conditions outside that's really just kind of fueling this fire. >>that really is in fact remember these last couple of weeks we have had 2 significant record breaking heat waves in today. again the peak of the heat in the bay area, drying things out just walk outside and see the grass is all turning brown out there. >>and you know we're getting right person fire conditions. there's the very latest we are seeing more of the delta breeze kicking in that's that when it goes to the delta as that

includes emsa and partnerships there department of california department of public health that has strike teams down there in addition to additional partnerships from state agencies that are now helping support the cause of mitigating the spread of this virus. i want to acknowledge our leadership -- there's one county if the state where we're providing 100% of the costs related to the emergency response. it's in this county where fields traditionally will pick up 75% of the costs, 25% of the costs borne by the state and local government. there's no costs that we are assessing related to that partnership with fema in imperial county. we are absorbing the costs there, as well. we recognize the economic costs of what we are arguing for. we recognize economic costs that covid-19 is already impacted on the community. but we recognize now our responsibility to keep people healthy, keep people safe and step up our efforts. so 15 counties overall that we're monitoring very closely. all 58, of course, that we have oversight and continue to monitor numbers 4890 positive tests better than yesterday, a lit

we do know that fire crews from valais ho cal fire and now we've learned that a strike team from contra costa county. now headed east the scene to help the fire crews there. try to put out the fire. this is video of at least one of the homes that has been burned. and you can just see that that house looks like a sh

contra costa county fire agency is dispatching a strike team there to solano county, asking people toparticularly on elmwood and maple streets need to evacuate asap. this fire just south of fairfield off of highway 12. we'll have a reporter on the scene that we'll check in with. >>> as we approach the nightly occur few, thousands are on the streets right now peacefully protesting the death of george floyd. our sky ranger is overhead in san francisco, where demonstrators are now on the move. they're spreading now towards city hall. this gathering started at 5:00 p.m.

also, strike teams to react. the national guard was brought called up.00 today, we added more available throughout the state of california. part of the protocols of mutual aid is the bottom-up process, not a top-down process. mayors working with their chiefs to coordinate and collaborate the deployment of those teams. the national guard, as you know, toe been already distributed parts of the state disproportionally concentrated in southern california. but in northern california, we have people preassembled. we have folks in other part of the state called back up. thousands and thousands of national guard men and women who are also members of the community. many putting on their uniform, dentists, doctors, folks who work in construction, that are part of that group that are participating in making sure we keep the peace and will continue to meet the requests we believe of every mayor and police chief in the state. we have done so so far and we intend to continue. >> are you waiting for local leaders to ask for hel

tactical alert for days on 12 hour shifts up-and-down the state of california repositioned and also strike teams to react. the national guard was brought up over 3400 national guard's men and women were called up today we added another 1100 so we have over 4500 national guard men and women that are available throughout the state of california. part of the protocols of munich country mutual aid is a bottom up not top-down process. mayors work with their chiefs working to coordinate and collaborate the deployment of this teams. the national guard as you know have been already distributed parts of the state disproportionately concentrated in southern california but in northern california we have people preassembled. we have folks in other parts of the state that have been called back up. but thousands and thousands of national guardsmen and women. by the way who are also members of the community. many putting on their uniform, dentists, doctors, folks working construction that are part of that group that are participating. and they're making sure we keep the peace and will continue to meet the requ

were able to get the equipment up there, and cal fire is also on the scene, trying to work with strike teams to get a more concentrated attack on the fire. at this point, no homes are threatened. that's the good news. at last word, about 16 acres, and we are waiting to get a better idea of the size of the fire from firefighters, and they are busy right now. we will keep you posted. back to you. >>look at san fran and an overnight curfew has just ended, apparently for good. the city is taking that step after it and other place in the bay area received criticism from the aclu. kpix 5's kiet do is in the commission district where the protests on wednesday began. >> reporter: yeah, they were getting pressure from the aclu, with the agency saying the counties and cities were violating the first amendment rights and the group sent a letter to four bay area counties and cities, saying it was overreaching, it did not give sufficient notice, and it created vague enforcement. it said if anything, the imposition of the curfew, the signature measure of the police state and direct response to the protest

contra costa county fire agency is dispatching a strike team there to solano county, asking people to avoid the area. particularly on elmwood and maple streets need to evacuate asap. this fire just south of fairfield off of highway 12. we'll have a reporter on the scene that we'll check in with. >>> as we approach the nightly occur few, thousands are on the streets right now peacefully protesting the death of george floyd. our sky ranger is overhead in san francisco, where demonstrators are now on the move. they're spreading now towards city hall. this gathering started at 5:00 p.m. again, these are live looks now. you can see that mass of people walking towards city hall and this group continues to grow. it's clearly well over 10,000 people right about now. >> we're talking about families and youth, they're all part of this fro teprotest. it started at mission high school where they gathered. and the line stretches all the way into the castro district. they first marched to the san francisco police subtation in the mission district on valencia street a couple of blocks away from miss

a lot more police presence they are using tear gas, using past strike teams, cutting out those rioters before they can really get a foothold really anywhere in the city. david, back to you. >> david: steve, thank you very much. now back to times square in new york. you are looking at life scenes of protest being held at this hour. this following a night of looting in lower manhattan. to laura ingle in times square. okay, laura looks like she has been frozen. we are going to go now -- is laura ingle good now? no. new york governor andrew cuomo and bill de blasio announcing a city-wide curfew that is going to begin tonight at 11:00 p.m. former new york city police commissioner and joining me now. commissioner, what you think of the idea of a curfew in new yo new york? >> it should have been done a couple of days ago. this is coming way too late. there is so much destruction. curfew is a great idea, because it limits the number of people on the street. it helps identify who the real perpetrators are. it is something that is very important. they did it in minneapolis finally, and they are

and establishing strike teams at the stake. not only through the department of public health but inviting a wide array of agencies and departments to support those counties and improving those conditions so we can avoid moving into what we think is the alarming rate of spread where we continue all of the things we were doing initially but there with we look closely with elected officials and health officers with a return to stay at home order and the only county so far as a result of the high rates of test positivity and the number of patience and people we are moving out of the local hospital system into the regional and statewide hospital system of imperial, we asked them to return to the stay at home order today. with that i will turn it back over to the governor. thank you. >> the bottom line is there are different transmissions that exist in every part of the state. the differentiation is a recognition that the critical need to mitigate this transmission also requires enforcement. it is incumbent upon all of us to do what

now we went through, i had the national guard and the strike teams going to nursing homes, testing the residents, testing the staff. it took us, because we have over 4,000 facilities in state of florida. it took us about two months to get through all of that. now what we're doing is every two weeks, every staff member, employee at a long term care facility needs to be tested. we have a system in place where the tests are being distributed. we'll be getting data on the long term care facility workers hopefully in realtime as they are testing. this is something that is a mandate and a requirement. that is the way to, if somebody is positive, you can isolate that worker so they're not interacting with the residents and spreading it there. nationwide, if you did an honest accounting of how and not all states have done that but if you were honest about it, certainly more than 50% of the covid reat a timed fatalities have been with residents of long term care facilitie facilities. that's our number one area of vulnerability when it comes to covid-19. we have done a lot on infection control,

the level of violence has declined with new more aggressive police tactics, small strike teams are gettingo the protesters before they can really get a foothold, a near disaster on sunday afternoon when a large trailer truck rolled onto a bridge with about 5,000 peaceful protesters. there are no serious injuries, the driver of the truck was taken out, beaten and protected by some of the crowd, and arrested by police. back to you. >> bill: steve harrigan on duty at again tonight in minneapolis. thank you, sir. some peaceful protest are turning violent when the sun goes down. we have heard that, and reaction from martin luther king jr.'s niece on that. whatever happened to covid in the middle of all this? concerns that cases may spike as protesters go shoulder to shoulder, ac/dc director weighs in on that aspect in a moment. ♪ make banking easier. deposit checks, check balances, pay bills, and more. explore all you can do with our digital tools from almost anywhere. pnc bank. truly transformative sleep. so, no more tossing and turning. because only tempur-pedic adapts and responds to your bo

i introduced the sos act, legislation that would find nursing home strike teams, teams for additional nurses to visit facilities during the covid-19 pandemic. forassist with staff residents. it is deployed mainly for nursing homes that have a hard time -- dr. grabowski, i will not ask a question, because you have been getting a lot of questions but i kennedy, prior to the point of getting strike teams in, is it anything congress can do to incentivize staffing at skilled nursing home facilities? ms. kennedy: thank you. arelieve some facilities offering hazard pay, and i think that is definitely something to consider. especially in times of crisis, being able to offer an incentive for staff to be able to get a little bit of extra money is help will in times of crisis. rep. panetta: dr. grabowski -- do not take it personally. you have done a really good job and there is a lot you know. i appreciate it. by want to get to someone who has not talked much, mrs. satterwhite. mrs. satterwhite, thank you very much for what you have said. i appreciate you being here. and, obviously, sorry to hea

seen, just after around 8:30, there were 10 fast strike teams. 10 mobile force units. movingre charged with people away from the fifth precinct followed by making arrest should there were about -- by making arrests. there were about 25 arrests. we have got a lot of work to do ahead. we have a whole lot of work to do ahead. what has happened to george floyd is indelibly etched into the soul of minneapolis. the action of one and the inaction of three officers have forever changed our city. we must become a better city. we must become a more just city. that is the task ahead of us today. that is the task ahead of us tomorrow and into the future. thank you. >> thank you, mayor. yesterday, we asked a big thing of our residents. we asked you to stay home. we asked you to clear the streets, to give our police officers law enforcement tofessionals the opportunity reclaim a sense of peace, a sense of calm, a sense of order in our community. at the heart of that request was an invitation. us to an invitation for take the anger, to take the grief, to take the trauma and even the

the santa clara county sheriff office is also preparing to deploy designated strike teams over the holiday weekend. jeff levine says his home surveillance cameras captured the nightly blasts. >> it's just, you know, grit your teeth. hose down everything. be ready for anything. and hope fat you gthat you get it. >> the city of san jose launched its firework campaign and snap and click and violate reporters online. >> i thought about sleeping with air plugs in but i'm afraid i won't hear my alarm. we'll see what happens there. >> i do, mike. >> do you? and you can still hear your alarm? >> yeah. and i sleep soundly. >> you look like it. you look refreshed. i wish i slept like you. let's look at what's going on. few clouds along the coast and a few stars over the bay side and other neighborhoods we're looking at low to mid 50s across the north bay. mid to upper 50s through the bay out towards daly city and down towards santa clara at 55. few 60s. walnut creek at 63 and tracy 64 for the warm spots. a look at our roof camera and you can see already 55 degrees there under mostly clear conditions

california department of public health that has strike teams down there and edition now to agricultural partners and additional partnerships from state agencies that are now helping support the cause . the cause of mitigating the spread of this virus . that's in the counties . final point . i really want to and of mercy service there's one county in the state where we are providing 100% of the costs related to the emergency response, it's in this county where fema traditionally will pick up 75% of the costs, 25% of the costs, are bored by the state and local government there is no cost, that we are assessing related to that partnership with fema . in imperial county that partnership we are absorbing those costs rather we are observing as well . we recognize the economic costs of what we are arguing for, we recognize economic costs that covid-19 has already impacted on the community, but we recognize now our responsibility to keep people healthy, keep people safe, and step up our efforts so, 15 counties overall, that we are monitoring . very, very closely . all 58 of course, we have over

the santa clara county sheriff's office is also preparing to deploy designated strike teams over the holiday weekend. one man who lives in san jose says his home surveillance cameras captured the nightly blasts. >> it's just, you know, grit your teeth. hose down everything. be ready for anything and hope that you get through it. >> the city of san jose has also launched its annual fed up with fireworks campaign that calls on neighbors to snap, click and report violators online. >>> a lot of the fourth of july events have gone virtual or just have been canceled this year. a break down of what's happening and what's not at abc7news.com. >>> all right. take a look at this picture. is it blasant racism or something else? this display is rattling a north bay neighborhood. we're going to be talking about why the person responsible has no plans to remove it. >>> face masks versus face shields. experts reveal which one might be better when it comes to protection against coronavirus. >>> and outside the north bay, temperatures continue their climb. about another one to five deseegrsterday. w

then establishing strike teams at the state not only in health and human services, but inviting a wide array of agencies and departments to support those counties in improving those conditions so we can avoid moving into what we think is the alarming rate of spread, where we continue all the things we were doing initially, but then very closely with elected officials helping officers considering a required to a stay-at-home order. ae only county so far as result of the high rates of test positivity, the number of patients and people we were moving out of the local hospital system into the regional and statewide hospital system out of toerial, we are asking them return to the stay-at-home order today. with that, i will turn it back over to the governor. thank you. thank you, dr. gha ly. there are different transmission dynamics that exist and persist at different parts of the state. what dr. ghaly was referring to as it relates to differentiation is also wrecking nation that the critical need to mitigate this transmission also requires enforcement. upon all ofcumbent us to do what we ca

now we went through -- i had the national guard and strike teams going to nursing homes, testing the residents, testing the staff. it took us -- because we have over 4,000 facilities in the state of florida, so it took us about two months to get through all of that. now what we're doing is every two weeks, every staff member, employee at a long-term care facility needs be tested pandemic we have a system in place where those tests are distributed to long-term care facilities and we'll be getting data on the long-term care facility workers, hopefully in real-time as they are testing, and this is something that is a mandate and a requirement. that's a way, to if somebody is positive you can isolate that worker so that they are not interact with the residents and spreading it there. nationwide, if you did an honest accounting of how and not all states have done that. if you were honest about it certainly more than 50% of the covid related fatalities have been with residents of long-term care facility and that's our number one area of vulnerability. the there's a look at covid dedicated

long current long term care strike teams. -- the coronavirus is unlike any in our lifetime. in our country has experienced a devastating loss of life. emergency actions like stay-at-home orders were necessary to slow the spread and flatten the curb, but we are also seeing a broader toll on americans health. we cannot ignore it. such an ad such as adverse outcomes for women's health and individuals with substance abuse. we need to protect women's health to make sure they can see their ob/gyn's and receive a mama gram. give birth in hospitals without fear. in my district, local domestic abuse crisis saw a 50% jump and -- we see drug overdoses back on the rise. i commend the trump administration for enabling teller health treatment and safely reopening our mental health facilities. to help this stop of spread of addiction to oil pureed's and other drugs that played our communities. let's talk about what mayors need to safely reopen. we talked about ppe testing, tracing, every -- something that we need to talk about with less hyperbola and more nuance is how we talk about making

in football germany strike a team of vanna this set to leave the bonus they got to join chelsea in england's premier league in the upcoming transfer window the 24 year old expressed his desire to play abroad in multiple interviews be allowed to play as a 55000000 euro released loss in his own country. triggered by mid june then and chelsea have to be agreed on a weekly wage he was the 2nd top scorer in the with this season with 25 goals. the un has designated today world environment day the global health emergency comp pollution and greenhouse gas emissions in some regions because economic activity has been widely suspended not all environmentalists optimistic about what this could mean for the future. type in nature the tagline for this year's world environment day the theme biodiversity more than 500 species have gone extinct in the last 100 years another 500 are on the brink human driven climate change is one of the factors pushing what scientists say is a sick mass extinction. industrial production and air travel are some of the main causes of the c o 2 emissions causing global heating b

the heroes act includes a provision to direct hhs to allocate money for strike teams to help facilitiesthese outbreaks, which i think is a good first step. outside of collecting more data to underscore what we already know is true, that this pandemic has disproportionately impacted minority communities, what can we do or what recommendations would these witnesses provide congress to do about this health disparity, in particular, i'd like to ask mr. grabowski if he would address the workforce side of this. i've heard from too many of my nursing home administrators that staffing shortages are an issue and so, my question is, what recommendations would you make to address these workforce challenges as we continue to endure the covid-19 pandemic? first to dr. -- >> thank you. this is a great question about workforce shortages. we've seen this around the country. we had this before covid but it's been magnified. i would point towards several things that we can do. the first is upping the pay. that's pretty obvious. we need to put more dollars in the pocket of those caregivers. two, we need t

our governor developed strike teams to dispatch medical expert to assist facilities like long-term care facilities, including separating positive patients from the general population as the nursing homeowner earlier i quoted says, it's naive to think there won't be cases in nursing homes. there will. but this rapid response that we developed, i am so glad our governor took that action and we have much smaller numbers. the over wewhelming evidence, t worst thing someone can do is introduce coronavirus into a nursing home. which mandated that nursing homes admit patients who did test positive for coronavirus. so i think such an abject failure of policy should invite tough questions from those policymakers. so, instead, here's what happened in the national media. the national media rewarded new york governor andrew cuomo with a glowing endorsement, and talk of being a presidential contender with michigan governor gretchen whitmer, received vice presidential buzz. the media was quick to condemn florida for opening its beaches. they condemned georgia and branded it as an experiment in human

of the practices -- the best practices that were finally put into place in connecticut expert strike teams that focused on testing. the larger numbers of personal protective equipment, masks, gowns, other kinds of equipment necessary to protect staff as well as the residents and sometimes cohorting which has worked in some instances so that the infected are separated from others. i'm proud to support senator casey in fighting for the covid-19 protection act which would provide 20 misdemeanors in emergency -- $20 million spiskly targeted -- specifically targeted towards protecting nursing home residents and in hospitals, psychiatric hospitals. this legislation is not a luxury or convenience. it is necessary to care about those extraordinarily vulnerable individuals who cannot care for themselves. that's why they are in these facilities. we must pass this legislation. if we had a measure of self-respect as well as regard for those brave individuals who work there and the loved individuals who live there, we should take this first step. i also have introduced legislation with senator booker,

coronavirus will stop chelsea spending money in the transfer market they've reportedly signed a german strike a team of verner who scored 25 goals this season for rb like sick in the bundesliga his release clause is in the region of $68000000.00 action in england's premier league will resume next week most teams still have 9 matches to play to complete the season all right that is all useful for now it is back to rob. thanks very much indeed that followed by people is going to be here in a couple of minutes with more on all these stories and to get details of course on al jazeera dot com matheson good buy. examining the impact of today's headlines extraordinary times require extraordinary measures but these should not be at the expense of our privacy setting the agenda for tomorrow's discussed moods i know and a life that was in these walls and now there is no live in the wall global experts in discussion in this democracy why are people not voting international film a cuz i'm a world class journalists on al-jazeera. a journey of puzzle discovery my great grandfather he was a slave of the leave prop

over in england chelsea have reportedly signed german strike a team or vernor who scored $25.00 goals this season for all the light sake in the bundesliga is released clauses in the region of $68000000.00 chelsea's women's team of also been confirmed as champions after their season was cut short and in the u.s. m.l.s. clubs are also back in training houston dynamo new york city f.c. and david beckham's team into miami were among the teams on the training ground on thursday major league soccer has been suspended since march because of the current virus pandemic alright that is all the sport for the outback hero joe thank you very much indeed now it's world environment day when the united nations urges world wide awareness and action to protect the planet scientists are warning that human activity is destroy a wildlife habitats and an increasing rate they're calling for greater efforts to protect biodiversity everything from the largest animals to invisible microbes the clock reports. the wonders of the natural world are an end to these troubling times especially the extraordinary life

the department of public health has strike teams down there. in addition to our agricultural partners and additional partnerships from state agencies that are now helping to support the cause. mitigating the spread of the virus in the county. final point. i want to knowledge our leadership of markkula do she at the office of emergency service. we are providing 100% of the costs related to the emergency response. it is in this county where fema traditionally would pick up 75% of the cost. only 5% is borne by the state and local government. there is no cost that we are assessing related to that partnership with fema in imperial county. we are absorbing those costs. costcognize the economic of what we are arguing for. we recognize the economic cost that covid-19 is already impacting on the community. we recognize our responsibility to keep people healthy, safe, and step up our efforts. 15 counties overall that we are monitoring. 58 that we have oversight and continue to monitor numbers. , a littleive tests bit better than yesterday. better than th

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team that is prepared to respond, especially with regard to any types of water rescues that may be necessary. service isorest involved in this situation because the areas where the storm is likely to strike or areas where we have the most dense forest in texas, they have their incident management teams engaged, they have heavy equipment available to respond and assist in any way that could be necessary, as well as they have hot water rescue vehicles that are available. they have chainsaw crews that could be needed because of however the storm may affect the timber areas. they are also coordinating with firefighters across that region. the texas department of transportation, they are working to be prepared to clear any type of debris that could accumulate along roadways to make sure we and clear and open roadways they are prepared for any type of flooding of roadways. the texas commission, they have activated the offices to be prepared to respond in multiple regions from houston to beaumont and will be ready to deal with any of the environmental consequences of this storm. as the current forecast shows, this looks like it will be a rain event and nothing more. if that is the case, it will

team? that's very important. but something strikinghat it doesn't say, nowhere in the notes does it say that the president wanted it done by the book, which as you know is mentioned four or five times in the susan rice email you talked about so very, very interesting. >> laura: three times, four times. t if it was something that was mentioned three or four times especially a line like that or a phrase like that, you'd think someone, with the attention to detail, strzok would've written that down. also comey saying that this seems to have been legit, what flynn did seems to have been legit, how significant is that? >> i think it's very significant because he says it but even after he says it, the president still says, you know, is there any reason that i shouldn't be sharing it? in these notes which obviously are not as detailed as the susan rice email, the notes just have comey saying, it appears to say yes, there are calls but it appears to be legit and it's not clear that comey has even raised this issue. in the susan ricesi version,

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