frederick jackson turner said that. i am -- he is totally benefited from you folks being here because i re-read the significance of the frontier of american history and i don't know what was going on. there's like, what? seven of the quoted passages of the frontier strips the pioneer of his formal dress and puts him in a canoe. there's few things like that everybody reads and all remember and this time i thought, i might as well read every word. there's a lot of stuff about indians in there. who knew? apparently anyone who reads it would know that. but frequent references to the -- not necessarily to the significance of indians but to their presence and to the importance of settlers responses to them and to the national government. responding to the presence of indians. the trails, the importance of indian trails. i actually thought, oops. what i think might have triggered my -- the 1986 patricia limerick's response is that it is so much that essay is so much about the eastern and mid western united states. it is really

i show him my phone and he was blown away. >> josh turner inspired ryan. but after hearing his story, taking another picture with him ryan actually really inspired turner as well. >> he said i inspired him to lose weight and he's lost over a hundred pounds. [ cheers and applause ] >> look at this guy. >> was what's it like when you get a shout out from the stage and he's kind of acknowledging you? >> he mentioned that his concerts aren't always about music but, you know, making difference, and he surely made a difference in my life. >> reporter: we all have our struggles and often find inspiration in unusual places. but ryan is one of the lucky ones. he reached an mazing goal and found out that his inspiration lived up to expectations for goodness sake. i'm bill anderson. ♪ >>> man that is inspirational. so is this. live changing moment in norristown for a 14-year-old b boy. he's ethan piles right there. and he got a gift worth much more than money today. has called due ken muscular distrophy it's a terminal disease that takes away your muscle function wit

he came to a fiery end just like the fictional character, turner, in the book "the turner diaries." done that, he was exalted like the sainthood of the neo-nazis. he was a martyr. >> just like an isis martyr. that's exactly the kind of situation we had in the order. that dedication and that kind of fervor, those people he recruited makes those people say to themselves, i'm going to be like bob mathews. >> bob deliberately sacrificed his life knowing that the blood of martyrs stirs the people. >> after bob died, there was a belief amongst the believers of the order it would only take a spark to reignite the whole thing. we began an intensified manhunt to locate the others. if we didn't do it right and if we didn't do it fast, a lot of good people were going to be hurt and a lot of people were going to be affected by the actions of this group. let's see, there are the wildcats 'til we die weekenders. the watch me let if fly. this i gotta try weekenders. then we've got the bendy... ... spendy weekenders. the tranquility awaits. hanging with our mates weekenders and the it's been quite

is she is joining us from virginia with ron pollack and grace-marie turner at the table. good morning. caller: good morning. i love to watch c-span. i appreciate you being on the air for people to voice their bit -- opinions. i think the affordable care act needs to be totally repealed. me and my husband have worked all of our life. i got laid off and lost my insurance. we pay cash anytime we go to the doctor or have procedures done. i always get the procedure number from the doctor and see which hospital is cheaper on the outpatient procedure. on insurance through the affordable care act. federalpaid my state, taxes, plus paying that, it would have been 70% of my husband's income. most people do not realize we spend over $2 trillion of our fortune in dollar budget in welfare. as foodple see it stamps, housing assistance, free cell phones, and medicaid. was not just that. ssi. welfare. andks for the mentally physically disabled. rand paul said the private sector is paying $480 billion in helping people. is how the worst thing that can be done is more welfare. point i resp

high eye show him my phone and he was blown away rt report josh turner inspired ryan after hearing hisg another picture with him, ryan actually really inspired turner as well. >> he said i inspired him to lose weight and he's lost over 100 pounds. [ cheers and applause ] >> look at this guy. [ cheers and applause ] >> what's it look when you get the shout out from the stage and he's kind of acknowledging you? >> he mentioned that his concerts aren't always about music but, you know, making a difference and he surely made a difference in my life. >> reporter: listen we all have our struggles, and often find inspiration in unusual places but ryan is one of the lucky ones. he reached an amazing goal and found out that his inspiration lived up to expectations for goodness sake. i'm bill anderson. ♪ wow i'm impressed one picture made him -- >> he look great. >> i know. >> i don't like any picture i take any way. it doesn't matter. >>> all right. new technology giving one nasa worker a new sense of independence. ron foster inherited a degenerative eye disorder which left him legally blind at

we learn about nat turner school. why do we learn about that slave revolt? >> guest: i think it realized some of the great horrors of the institution. there was great fear about slave revolt, that slaves would rise in the middle of the night and split people's throats and burn -- slit people's throatses and burn down their houses. this happened with nat turner 1831, august 1831. in south hampton county, virginia. nat turner was a brilliant young man who was literal, he was preacher, he was a leader, and one of the interesting things about him, like many of the them who lead slave revolts, he truly, deeply believed that he had been chosen to do this. he had been chose for greatness. and that is one of the common things i see in slave leadership. we can see leadership in general. he had this innate sense of his importance and of his being chosen to do something great. and so we remembered this particular slave revolt, think, because it caused such a shudder throughout the south. 40 white people were killed. almost -- hundreds of black people were killed in ret

he came to a fiery end just like the fictional character, turner, in the book "the turner diaries."one that, he was exalted like the sainthood of the neo-nazis. he was a martyr. >> just like an isis martyr. that's exactly the kind of situation we had in the order. that dedication than kind of if he ever if he ever makes those people he recruited makes those people say to themselves, i'm going to be like bob mathews. >> bob deliberately sacrificed his life knowing that the blood of martyrs stirs the people. >> after bob died there was a belief amongst the believers of the order it would only take a spark to reignite the whole thing. we began an intensified manhunt to locate the others. if we didn't do it light and fast, a lot of good people were going to be hurt and affected by the actions of this group. ♪ back in the 90's, when billy wanted to ask madeline out on a date, he would call her corded house telephone and get permission to speak to her. today is a lot different. billy just slides into madeline's dm and she'll respond with "oh hayyy! swing by 4 dinnr! smiley face heart emoj

i think this -- i talked to mayor turner this morning. i talked to mayor adler in austin, mayor price of ft. worth. the state's asking us to be ready in excess of 10, 15,000 individuals. potentially that are going to be homeless. we want to take care of them. but, we'll see. you know, hopefully the water will go down and everybody will be safe. but, we've got to prepare, assuming this is katrina-like situation. >> you talk a little bit about your colleague down there in houston. mayor turner who we expect to hear from now any minute. he's taking some heat for not ordering evacuations. mandatory evacuations. he and his team have explained that, as you've heard the idea that when you evacuate people, you have to give them somewhere to go. you are watching this unfold from dallas. would you have done anything differently? >> look, it's tough to evacuate 6.5 million people. and i know mayor turner, like me, wants people to be safe, first and foremost. and we don't want to have deaths in mass hysteria. so, not knowing all the details, riding i

picture ryan inspired turner as well. >> he said i inspired him to lose weight.who over a hundred pounds. where are you? >> what is it like when you get the shout out from the stage and he is acknowledging you. >> he mentioned his concerts aren't always about music but making a difference. he surely made a difference in my life. >> reporter: we have struggles and find inspiration in unusual places but ryan is a lucky one. he reached an amazing goal and found out his inspiration lived up to expectations for didness sake i'm bill anderson >>> how about that, amazing. >>> i like my beers, how about brooklyn beer. where you can have some this weekend. we will make it a big festival , lets have fun, party because it is a weekend. we will be right back. shawn evans: it's 6 am. 40 million americans are waking up to a gillette shave. and at our factory in boston, 1,200 workers are starting their day building on over a hundred years of heritage, craftsmanship and innovation. today we're bringing you america's number one shave at lower prices every day. putting money back

the brock turner sexual assault case is making headlines once again. new consultant the judge hired and how that consultant is tied to president trump. >>> plus immigration overhaul, the controversial plan president trump is backing this morning that would change the country's immigration system. >>> and back in business, the popular south bay cafe that was damaged in a car crash over the weekend is open once again this morning. put your orders in, we're live at the scene as the first customers head inside. today in the bay continues right now. >>> let me tell you, you have an om let there you're full all day, i've been there if the thanks for joining you us aim laura garcia-cannon. >> and i'm skolt mcgrew in for sam brock. kari. >>> it's starting out warm and humid too if you can believe it as we're looking at some of those temperatures around the bay area this morning starting out in the 70s and it just feels really muggy all thanks to the surge answer of monsoonal moisture. as we take a live look outside in fremont already busy with cloudy skies. an

i show him my phone and he was blown away. >> reporter: it turns out josh turner inspired ryan.her picture with him, ryan actually really inspired turner as well. >> he said i inspired him to lose weight and he's lost over 100 pounds. [ cheers and applause ] >> look at this guy. [ cheers and applause ] >> what's it look when you get the shout out from the stage that he's kind of acknowledging you? >> he mentioned that his concerts aren't always about music but, you know, making a difference, and he surely made a difference in my life. >> reporter: listen we all have our struggles, and often find inspiration in unusual places, but ryan is one of the lucky ones. he reached an amazing goal and found out that his inspiration lived up to expectations for goodness sake. i'm bill anderson. ♪ >>> turning now to your health. media mogul oprah winfrey is teaming up with craft heinz on a new line of soups and side dishes called oh, that's good. the comfort food line is set to be a healthy twist on classic comfort foods. the new product line will be available in grocery stores in october. >

>> i think the mayor come as sylvester turner the city. he didn't even call for a voluntary evacuation and it seems like no real provisions were made before the flooding. i want to know why not. we knew this was coming. this was in the reports. we certainly didn't know the hurricane would be this bad, but a city should always be prepared for the worst. i think what made it most difficult for the residences we are getting mixed messages. greg abbott, the governor was suggesting evacuations, but the mayor told people to stay put. he treated this on friday. please think twice before leaving houston. [inaudible] several days before that on monday or tuesday, suggesting arrangements. i think it's incredibly irresponsible and i think we can blame him for some of the suffering we are seeing. a lot of this could have been

nischelle turner, come take a picture with me. not now, me and you. come on in.his girl is here again. >> the comedy is on a new night this fall on abc, and the stars wanted to make sure everybody knows that. >> tuesday night. tuesday night at 9:00 p.m. >> they almost forgot to say, it returns on october 3rd. >>> and leah remini, finishing her first week on the return of "kevin can wait". >> loved them on "king of que s queens". >>> and a new documentary featuring tapes really heard of princess diana. here she is, in her own words. diana secretly recorded the tapes in 1991, six years before her tragic death in a car crash. interviewed by a trusted friend, it's a record of her struggles with bulimia, postpartum depression, and other things. >> it's ghostly in a way, it's very poignant to hear a voice from the grave of this sad, deeply unhappy young woman. >> he sat me down and said, will you marry me? >> at the time, diana was in crisis. charles was in love with another woman, camilla parker-bowles, whom he married in 2005. >> when she married prince charles, she

-- brought turner and hired a political consultant and the judge is reportedly paying $30,000 to the arizona -based political concert and facing a recall since he sentenced brock turner to a six- month jail term for sexually assaulting a woman outside of the fraternity house in 2014. >>> the san francisco judge will decide whether to allow the public corruption case to go to trial and three former city officials including the former school board president keith jackson facing allegations of bribery. jackson was right there in the orange jumpsuit since he is already serving a sentence on federal racketeering charges stemming from his involvement in the wayne lynch how corruption case. -- chow corruption case. >> obviously when there's anyone in a position of trust or power, and it leads to an abuse of power and violating the public's trust. we take those allegations incredibly seriously. >> the three defendants are accused of taking bribes from an undercover fbi agent in exchange for political promises and preferential treatment in connection with city contracts. >>> we go to minnesot

mayor sylvester turner, houston, texas: always we must put the interests of the city of houston and houstonians first.tropical storm harvey continues to deluge the houston area -- as emergency responders struggle to evacuate people trapped by flooding.the white house has announced president trump will travel to texas tuesday -- to review the state's recovery efforts.texas governor greg abbott says support is pouring in from across the country. gov. greg abbott, (r) texas: "we've even received assistance from governor cuomo in new york, as well as offers of help from florida, arizona. this is something where everyone from the united states is pitching in to help out. "people are fleeing their homes in the houston area as the storm stalls over texas -- but authorities are urging the public to be cautious.chief samuel peqa, 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

sexual assault trial of stanford swimmer brock turner has hit a >>> the recall campaign of the south bay judge who oversaw the sexual assault trial of stanford swimmer brock turner has hit a number of roadblocks. indeed, much of the legal community has come out in support of the judge. but kpix 5's neda iranpour tells us the stanford professor won't give up her fight. >> reporter: judge aaron persky facing more fallout and outrage after the stanford rape case. a group gathering outside the santa clara courthouse wanting to push the judge out of his seat trying to gather signatures for a petition to recall him. but judge persky filed a restraining order to halt their signature gathering efforts. >> the point is to waste our time waste our money, tie us up in the courts and prevent democracy. >> reporter: a stanford law professor who is behind this campaign claims persky has shown bias in cases involving violence against women. she considers the six-month sentence for brock osweiler far too lenient after he sexually assaulted an unconscious woman outside a stanford fraternity party. >>

emily turner has learned: >>> san francisco police are stepping up security at dolores park at three people were shot in the middle of the day. emily turner has learned one of the victims may have been an innocent bystander. >> reporter: the crime scene from yesterday afternoon is clear but there are still signs of yesterday's shooting. it comes in the form of an increased police presence. on four wheels and on two. those who live nearby are relieved. >> people started tenting me, were you at home, have you -- texting me, were you at home? have you been hurt? i immediately contacted folks at the house and they said nothing happened. it's all over now. the gurneys are gone. >> reporter: police say the shooting yesterday afternoon was targeted. a group of people shot three others at the pedestrian bridge on the west side of dolores park. police are looking into a gang affiliation. but neighbors say at least one of the victims was an innocent bystander. neighbors say one of the victims was a man who just happened to be in the wrong place at the wrong time and lives in this neighborhood.

turner earned up serving only three months, was released and now must be registered as a sex offender for the rift of his life. a stanford law professor who is friends with turner's victim is leading the campaign to yet enough signatures to put the persky recall on the june ballot. according to the california secretary of state, the recall's already raised 4-$44,000 through the month of june. judge persky less than a third as much. ap reports that many california judges and lawyers have donated to persky's defense. they told the ap, it's not surprising that persky engaged the trump campaign to defend his terrible record on sexual assault and violence against women. it's sad and it's time to get persky off the bench. persky and sigh chick did not respond to the comment. >>> at 5:02 take a live look from wick thashington, d.c. whe americans are reacting to president trump's plan to overall the country's legal immigration system. the president preparing for a campaign rally. >> this all follows the sanctions bill that pun nishes russia. trace is pots kfring acovering that for us. >> repo

nischelle turner, come take a picture with me. not now, me and you. come on in here.girl is here again. >> the comedy is on a new night in fall on abc, and the stars wanted to make sure everybody knows it. ♪ tuesday nights, tuesday nights at 9:00 ♪ >> october 3rd. all right. on the way, salma hayek talking about everything from cooking for ryan reynolds and blake lively. >> i love my blake so much. >> to looking like this at 50. then channing tatum's special surprise for his fans. >> i'm not lying, mom. this is channing tatum. >> she is not lying, mom. >> inside kevin hart's unlikely bromance with bryan cranston. what secrets are they keeping, and what's getting >>> daniel craig, will you return as james bond? >> yes. [ cheering ] >> all right. you heard the man. daniel craig finally confirming to stephen colbert this week he will be back as 007 for bond 25. it should be fantastic. but for now, daniel starring alongside channing tatum and logan lucky is out this weekend. it's all about a robbery at a racetrack. just think oh, nascar meets "oceans 11." and meanwhile, c

nischelle turner, come take a picture with me. not now, me and you. come on in. is here again. >> the comedy is on a new night this fall on abc, and the stars wanted to make sure everybody knows .that ♪ tuesday night, tuesday night at 9:00 ♪ >> they almost forgot to say, it returns on october 3rd. >>> and leah remini, finishing her first week on the return of "kevin can wait". look at her. she posted this shot on instagram with her parter in crime kevin james. they make a great team. >> loved them on "king of queens". >> switching gears to princess diana. there's a new featuring tapes rarely heard of princess diana. here she is, in her own words. >> they didn't realize there was an individual cruise fieing hers inside. >> diana secretly recorded the tapes in 1991, six years before her tragic death in a car crash. interviewed by a trusted friend, it's a record of her sgltruges with bulimia, postpartum depression, her five suicide attempts and the isolation she felt on williams christening day. >> everything was out of control. >> it's ghostly in a way, it's very p

host: grace-marie turner, ron pollack, both part of the convergence center for policy resolution. we will take you to the floor of the house. a brief pro forma sessions. lawmakers essentially a way for the august recess. we are back in just a moment as "washington journal" continues this friday morning. pray. and peace, we pause before this pro forma session to all who formed this dprat body called congress. for ve you thanks today each member, their families and ones, for member staff, committee staff, house officers and their staffs >> for what purpose does the seek -- man >> i ask to take from the hr2288 with the, senate amendment thereto and concur in the senate amendment. >> the clerk will report the title of the bill and senate amendment. 2288 title 38, regarding claims for benefits under the aws administered by the secretary of veteran affairs and other purposes, senate after the strike all enacting clause. >> without objection, the senate amendment is agreed to and the on on to reconsider is laid the table. > for what purpose does the gentle woman from virginia seek recogn

the judge in the brock turner case is being allowed to move forward. this means the group collecting signatures will be able to resume the process to try to oust santa clara county judge, aaron persky. he has taken heavy criticism after sentencing turner to six months in jail in a highly publicized sexual assault case. if those organizing the recall can get the required number of signatures, it could put to a vote next june. (vicki) in national news-- a gunman opened fire in a public library in new mexico tonight -- police say two women were killed and four others are injured. we still don't know how severe their injuries are. authorities have the suspect in custody, but have not released his identity or a possible motive. witnessess say a man walked into the library and started shooting into the air. a few hours ago, u-s defense department confirmed.... another north korean missile...was fired...and this one flew over nrthern japan....about 6-am local time. the missle eventually broke apart and fell into the pacific. no damage or injures. but it's ano

. >> our kpix5 reporter emily turner is live where the city leaders are still preparing for the worst. >> reporter: exactly, phil. the protest that the counter protesters were planning to protest has been canceled. but they're expecting a crowd. the counter protesters are here. they've been trying to hang this sign making their message clear, bay area stands against hate and white supremacy for solidarity ... echoing what the mayor said. >> those that wish to commit hate and violence, you are not welcome in berkley. >> reporter: no bones about it, no one who is planning violence is welcome. although if the past is anything to go by, the last several protests have been violent to person and property. we have seen a huge response from police. they have barricades out likely to keep the two sides separate. we are waiting on a briefing this morning. we have seen a bomb dog sniffing trash cans. i want to give you a live look at the barricades. you can see they are in place and there are more behind the camera right there and then to our left, you can see a large group of police officers wh

kpix 5's emily turner at dolores park, she talked to a witness who saw it happen. emily. >> reporter: yeah. it's disconcerting because it happened in broad daylight in the middle of the park where there was a lot of people. there have been some developments. zoomed in down there, almost at 19th street, or 18th street, excuse me, you can see evidence markers where police have been putting down those markers right at the crime scene. that is the bridge where it goes over into dolores park. those who live in the area while the suspects are on the loose don't need to be concerned because they believe this was not a random shooting. when gunfire started people were concerned. >> we just moved here a couple of months ago. i spend the majority of my day at the park with our dog. and i'm there -- i had just walked across the bridge about an hour prior coming home from the gym. so a little scary obviously. generally it feels very safe in this neighborhood. there's lots of proposition for drug deals and stuff like that even as -- i mean, literally just as i was walking back

we are waiting for the mayor, sylvester turner to brief us on houston.rson was on the sunday shows and asked about the white house the response the president had and the american spirit overall. his response was jarring. listen to this. >> i don't believe anyone doubts the american people's values or the commitment of the american government or the government's agencies to advancing those values and defending those values? >> and the president's values? >> the president speaks for himself, chris. >> are you separating yourself from that, sir? >> i have made my own comments as to our values in a speech i gave to the state department this past week. >> amber, the secretary of state seemingly suggesting that the president's values aren't necessarily american values and restaurant necessarily his values. you say jarring? i say jaw dropping. secretary of state, rex tillerson was not only separating himself from the president in that interview he was saying america and our government values essentially aren't the same at the president. also this weekend, a fac

nischelle turner has danced her way into position.ly one breaking records today. >> look what you made taylor swift do. >> there's a bunch of people. >> good point. the video was the biggest debut of any video. 43.2 million views in only 24 hours, but is it the best clapback song of all time? let's break down music's best diss track. >> you won't see us complaining. we're having a good time. ♪ >> with the demise of his three-year relationship with britney, came the most iconic song of justin's career, 2002's "cry me a river." ♪ go on and just cry me a river ♪ >> from the silhouette of the spears lookalike to putting alleged infidelity on blast. ♪ i already know, i found out from him ♪ >> justin left little for interpretation, despite never actually admitting publicly who the song was about. ♪ i heard that you were talking and you didn't think that i would hear it ♪ >> gwen stefani wrote her 2005 hit, "hollaback girl," after courtney love was quoted as saying, "being famous is just like being in high school, but i'm not interested in b

nischelle turner with me. >> that's a great idea because you know what happens on those shows and youw what's great? the fact we're getting our first taste of "this is us." listen. i'll give everybody a second to get your tissues out. you got them? all right. here you go. >> how did you get this way with me? >> i know you guys didn't have a perfect marriage. >> it's complicated. get those tissues out, for your >> if you wondered about a "sophomore slump," this three-minute scene between mandy and sterling proves this is us will still have us feeling all the feels. >> let's get him back. he is right there. right next to ours. >> they said no. >> i'm so determined that you were meant to be -- meant to be ours. >> the premiere is still a month away, but how do the stars handle all the heavy scenes? >> let me put my ear buds in and listen to sad music and sit in the corner by myself so i can be emotional. >> he's exhausting to play, i can tell you that much. >> it goes back to the script, the words. those are the things that win an actor over every single time. >> our marriage wasn't perf

. >> sophie turner's ride along with her co-star. that was sir mix allot's baby got back. joins me now, and we know "got" is a money-maker and the proof is in the paycheck. >> this is why most of hollywood is flocking to that small screen, right? from the cast of "the big bang" to "this is us," you might be surprised as the star salaries are revealed. >> there's only one of me, i'm more valuable. >> right. >> the main five stars on "the big bang theory" pull home an estimated $900,000 per episode. >> sounds like a big night. >> the five also reportedly banded together to campaign for raises for melissa campaign for raises for melissa rauch and mayim bialik who are now making $500,000 a show. >> i think the fact that our cast feels like a family is very important, especially for the business aspect of negotiations and what's kind of presented to the public because we know that we can't do what we do without each other. >> "variety" has put together the list of star salaries. on "this is us," milo ventimilia and mandy moore earn $85,000 an episode. sterling k. brown, $75,000

. >>> the judge at the center of the controversial brock turner sentencing is under fire again.>> he's trying to avoid a recall election and he is really willing to waste county taxpayer money. >> details on a new recall effort and what the state attorney general is saying. >>> also, a blockbuster trade kyrie irving gets his wish and is leaving.>>> caught in the act, the search for a thief. thief. at at&t, we believe in access. the opportunity for everyone to explore a digital world. connecting with the things that matter most. and because nothing keeps us more connected than the internet, we've created access from at&t. california households with at least one resident who receives snap or ssi benefits may qualify for home internet at a discounted rate of $10 a month. no commitment, deposit, or installation fee. visit att.com/accessnow to learn more. >>> hillsborough police hope some home security video will help them capture a thief. mail was stolen from two homes on downey way, police released this video showing the thief driving in a four-door blue sedan. the female suspect has blon

matter of fact their bible is something called the turner bible. it describes people who are anti-semitic and racist and full of bigotry and should take down the u.s. government. zionists against the government, if you will. so what they are trying to do in this particular episode, this was a group that decided to use violence, robbery, mayhem, murder in odd to finance their ideology and what was interesting is that they took the money, didn't take it from themselves and they stole a lot of money. one particular heist over $2 million. they use that money to buy weapons. to buy pamphlets and ways to communicate their message of hate and bigotry and this notion that they were going to take over the united states government. so these groups do exist. what's interesting is that the people you saw in charlottesville, based their ideology a lot on this same turner diary. it's the same concept that they use. timothy mcveigh who blew up the federal building in oklahoma took his inspiration from the turner diaries. that's how they did it. there was an arres

in santa rosa, emily turner. >>> tonight the u.s.is offering a warning to traveling to parts of mexico. the u.s. state department says there's been a surge of violence in cancun and los cabos. in some cases innocent bistandards got shot and killed. the expanded travel advisory was issued today. the tourism brings $20 million a year from mexico. >>> an empty grocery store in san jose is attracting new tenants but not the kind anyone wants in their neighborhood. rats. it's in a shopping center on santa teresa boulevard. a city council member told kpix5's kip doe it's time to do something about it. >> reporter: council member sergio jimenez had heard the rumors about the old hill grocery store and had to see for himself. when he peaked into the front window, something was peaking back. >> i saw the rats. they were literally crawling everywhere. >> reporter: rats everywhere both dead and alive. the council member then called state inspection. the rodents are now long gone but hill's parent company has sanitized the building and crews are

he considers six months for brock turner far too lenient after he sexually assaulted an unconscious woman outside a stanford frat party. >> very upsetting to the women of this county that he is trying to trying to silence us. i think sexual assault survivors are very familiar with the feeling of being silenced. this is just one more attempt by judge persky to further silence sexual assault survivors and we're not having it. >> reporter: the judge argues because he is a state officer, california's secretary of state rather than the county registrar should decide whether a recall effort can move forward. >> our role, um, here today is to make sure that judge persky is treated fairly during these recall proceedings. >> reporter: persky has hired donald trump's arizona campaign director to manage his campaign setting off even more fury. >> that tells you everything you need to know about, um, judge persky's bias against women and his views on sexual assault. >> reporter: those who don't support the recall say persky's sentence for turner was lawful and followed a recommendation by the probati

. >>> a victory for group pushing to recall the controversial judge in the brock turner sexual assaultase. visiting superior court judge issued a tentative ruling allowing the group to continue to gather signatures as part of their campaign to try to remove judge aaron persky . the group rallied outside the san jose courtroom where judge tsenin made her decision , the hearing was in response to an injunction filed by judge persky weeks ago. judge persky became the target of the recall after he sentenced a former stanford student, brock turner, 26 months in jail for sexually assaulting an unconscious woman.>> this ruling validates our belief that judge persky filed a frivolous lawsuit that was intended to stall and delay and obstruct the democratic process.>> it's about following the law. the people voted for the constitution and approved it. that needs to be respected. >> judge tsenin said while superior court judges are officers of the state, those judges can be recalled by county voters. attorneys representing persky had two days to submit argument before the judges final ruling thur

mayor turner says he's encouraged that flood waters are receding, but he needs federal officials to do their job before fatigue sets in. >> my hope is our federal partners will work aggressively and that fema will be responsive and we will get the necessary resources we need sooner than later. >> mayor turner says one of the ways fema can help is immediately begin processing housing vouchers for people who have been displaced by the flooding. >>> red cross volunteers from our area are headed to the flood zone and we caught up with some of them at the headquarters at the capitol red cross in fairfax, virginia. these recruits will join 38 other red cross volunteers from the area who have left. it will be the first joint deployment for a local husband and wife. >> it's nice to be able to be involved and actively -- actively help the people. >> today, volunteers are driving two emergency response vehicles to baton rouge, louisiana -- the facebook feeds are heartbreaking and they're compelling many of us to help the people of texas. debra alvaro and photo journalist dion set out to drive ar

mayor turner, thank you so much for taking the time.annot even begin to imagine what your world is like. let's just first begin with, we heard from the chief of police in houston, the big message from you guys is telling folks who have evacuated, don't go home because of, what is it, fears of electrocution, live wires. is that the case? >> well, i think we are assessing the situation. there are a number of people that are in the shelters or away from their homes and so we want to work as quickly as we can to transition people out of the shelters to get them back in their normal lives, people are going to go home, they're going to assess the damage that was done. look, we already have trucks that are moving today to pick up debris, people who have been back to their homes, they're pulling out the carpet or the wet wood, putting it out in front of their houses. we've got a number of crews that are out today picking up debris. we're going to ramp that up aggressively, but the key is to get us back as quickly as possible, back to our normal

an effort to recall the judge who sentenced stanford athlete and convicted sex offender brock turneras been put on hold. >> why a judge told them to stop gathering signatures on a petition. >> reporter: after they approved the campaign petition a motion asking the court to block the collection of signatures. >> this is a last stitch desperate effort to block the democratic process. it's not about delay. it's about following the law. >> at issue is whether the county was the correct entity to certify the petition. they argued the secretary of state must certify the petition and w whether there are misleading statements on the petition. >> one of the things on the petition that is mandated is the fact that we have requested a successor relacks. >> under the constitution the governor actually would appoint the judge's successor and we believe the public needs to know that and not be mislead to believe they would have the right to elect him or her. >> reporter: a judge issued a temporary restraining order preventing them from collecting signatures until at least august twerd. >> the reca