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difficult days here in southeast texas, president trump sent us here to say we are with you. the american people are with you. we are here today, we will be here tomorrow, and we will be until the city and the state and this region rebuild bigger and better than ever before. [applause] vice president pence: i also want to pay a debt of gratitude to all of those who have stepped forward and shown their word in this dark hour in the life of the community and the life of this state. as the president said yesterday in missouri, the governor and his team have done an incredible of texas.e people we commend you, governor, we commend the state officials, the extraordinary first responders who at thisour, are pulling thes out of harms way. would you join me in thanking this great governor and the state of texas. grateful to be joined by many members of the cabinet. president trump sent us here to ensure the full resources of the national government are being brought to bear in the course of this rescue operation, and the recovery that will follow and the rebuilding we will see through

from all of us here, good night. ck here tomorrow. from all of us here, good night. re tomorrow.l of us here, good night. >>> he was captured on camera and caught within hours of the pictures going public. why this sample of success may put b.a.r.t. under more pressure. >>> and the latest legal step in the saga of san francisco's infamous leaning tower. >> i don't know why they still have the street blocked. >> only "abc7 news" digs into the issue that still plagues this oakland neighborhood one month after this massive fire. that breaking news is what we'll begin with tonight. traffic that's backed up for miles along highway 101 on the peninsula. three weeks crashed near woodside road and all planes of south bound 101 opened 15 minutes ago. you can see the slow sections there in red. >> the chp closed all by one lane around 4:30 this afternoon, shortly after the crash. you can see it there. there's been no information released about injuries to any of the people in those crashed cars. >> the crash happened on south bound 101 in redwood city. here's video from sky 7, taken just a

american businessman member of several russian boards a great pleasure thanks for joining us here on r.t. welcome. thank you for joining us as well in the meantime a new study into which country people feel most has found an answer that might surprise some research the researchers surveyed forty two thousand people across thirty eight countries and what had caused the as the story. of the world is a frightening place disasters war is terror and paul that seem make us a fearful people but fear can be measured who would you say people are most afraid of the usual suspects. who cheated but no none of the people in the thirty eight countries that polled feel most threatened by the united states this is pew research one of the most respected pollsters in the world doesn't seem to know it's doesn't seem that stable at the moment if it's a world war two the i do understand why they perceive the united states as well i guess this has to do with the tone of our political change and that doesn't surprise me it's very disturbing it's concerning it's scary sort of our image now a lot lot more ang

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the weapon used here is available to any grown-up. sorry state of affairs where every single public square or those fast bridges has to have barriers to protect people, and that may be where we find ourselves, but it is sad that that is the action police and mayers might have to take. sad that that is the action police and mayers might have to takem sad that that is the action police and mayers might have to take. it is and mayers might have to take. it is a difficult balancing act, isn't it? the thing that people come to enjoy, but we expect to be kept safe. you don't want to make a place looked like a war zone and that's the last thing we want. the houses of parliament are beautiful space and people come to see it and we want them to see it as an open space. it's a place of democracy people can look into and be part of, but if you've got to a wrecked concrete barriers around the people'ssafety, maybe that is what you have to do. we will pause for a second and look ata we will pause for a second and look at a couple of other stories

from all of us here, good night.to put in this sphere at the moment, for some it has been a miserable day. elsewhere further north and west it has been a glorious summer day. if you have been anywhere near this weather front today you really will have known all about it. the rain at times has been quite torrential. but tha nkfully times has been quite torrential. but thankfully overnight it moves away further towards the south and east and following on behind we have clearer skies and temperatures begin to dip away. not so much in the towns and cities but certainly in the countryside. single figures abounding so cold start to thursday. but at least a decent start of the day. some cloud across the north and western isles. the odd shower and for the greater part of scotland, a lovely start to the day. so too for the north of england. the high pressure really doing stuff to settle things nicely. northern ireland and the greater part of england and wales. but in the first pa rt england and wales. but in the first part of

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a very warm welcome to you from all of us here at the international in moscow with just off to talk on friday when the president has refused to back down on his threat to bring fire and fury to north korea they were made global coals for deescalation. the story break lee the people that would push the. that statement was too tough maybe it wasn't tough enough to want to read. this and he gave one threats to the united states. they will be met with fire and fury. like the world has never see it's a very terrifying question what could possibly be more intense than fire and fury when trump was asked he just ominously responded with you'll see but it is clear that he has no plans to back down whatsoever he's not a dare to state has nothing to do with there that's a statement now trumps remarks are just the latest in a series of aggressive exchanges between the president n.p.r. news but has escalated to the point of north korea state media outlining a possible plan to attack the u.s. territory of guam a threat that trump says kim jong own will not get away with and when the question was pos

once it does, we'll start to e see the rain pick up and that's how hurricane harvey will affect us here follow us on social media at nbc philadelphia. more nbc 10 news coming up after the break. >>> nbc 10 is your official station of the philadelphia eagles. a 90-year-old navy veteran who has been a dedicated fan for six decades received the surprise of a lifetime. >> you have a few more decades to go, keith. we have the story for you. >> reporter: an instant connection between two jersey guys. >> thanks for coming around. >> defensive end curry and 90-year-old. the navy veteran thought he was getting the routine tour at the eagles facility in south philadelphia. but this turned out to be an unforgettable morning. bringing him back to his youth. >> how does that feel when you get the handoff like that? >> i could go. >> he's not as big. >> he joked throughout the entire tour meeting eagle great harold carmikal and b brent celek, he's been a season ticketholder for 59 years. this moment just as special for his son. >> he'sing this. this is like one of the great things that's ever happene

let me remind all of us here today that above the crowd written the word and too shall pass away. let us remind all of us today that we should stand up and we should stand together. god bless you. another bad brother, big brother of mine from the city small city you may have heard in chicago illinois. let us hear from the president of the leadership action network, reverend marshall hatch. >> good afternoon. today our prayer are with the people in houston, texas and those victims in hurricane harvey. we pray for the success of that rescue and recovery. this crises reminds us once more demonstrates that we are all in this together. we may have come on dinner ships, the mayflower, slave ship immigration ship or across the rio grand. we are now all in this boat together. now is a time to lifted the voice of faith. someone has to calling. someone has to accept the assignment to halt our nation's dissent into the slippery slope of fascism and racism and tampa attack on our brothers. this is not a normal american government. somebody has to have the courage that little boy had in the nur

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media allegedly shows a canadian vehicles being used by saudi security forces here's what a local resident told us about the plight of civilians caught up in the violence in . their food to form. a war which. almost all the. moves we should warn. you more it used. to be really hoping. for. saudi arabia ranked among the top destinations for canadian exports this was and twenty sixteen military purchases totaled one hundred forty two million canadian dollars and human rights activists we heard from say profit seems to have prevailed over the concern for human rights in the case of saudi arabia. it's the prefer rather than the human rights what do you expect from the saudi government are they going to buy a vehicle and put them in a museum for example of course they are going to use them whether inside or outside and unfortunately they are using them it's a busy day for us here on r.t. international thanks for joining us so far plenty of stories still coming your way including fresh allegations of police brutality triggered by surveillance footage in the united states that's in the mix of you

the company lost their order and the falcons landing senior community reached out to us here for help. >> after we called around we were able to get 50 pairs that are expected to arrive in the morning. >> i feel like i am so lucky. >> we bought 50 glasses that will arrive tomorrow. >> wow. wow. oh my. thank you so much. >> by the way barbara friedman started the astronomy club to continue something that she and her late husband years young he is excited. there able to watch basically. >> the surface of the sun is not as hot as the corona away from the sun and try to figure out why that is. >> you can hear all of the thunder and booming but it's really loud. >> no hail but big time rain. >> we have severe thunderstorm watch, it has been trimmed a little bit. the bright yellow, those are your warnings. it's happening, it is possible. also st. mary's county as well, we also have a flood watch and the flood warnings are up near baltimore and into northeastern maryland. it's raining cats and dogs, 80 degrees but it feels like 85. when disgusting to 32 miles per hour . here's the radar. the

of blessing minus for the next as the liquid of the perfect that made us here in the. square both in the boards us by those who feel they will move the because when the record those quit was how your code this in this house. on november the twenty seventh one thousand nine hundred nine and plane exploded near bogota killing all one hundred seven people aboard as father amongst them. say's out gavidi was a colombian presidential candidate and escobar sworn enemy he had been shot jewel to be on that flight but changed his mind at the last moment. when this american this they come or. see him to see the first one this easily so if we seal the last place our head of. yes well yes and yeah when they keep kids away as he put this whole group of ok my food in my hand for look at the little black widows who. a few years ago gonzalez founded a charity to commemorate the victims of terror attack even left his job so that he could investigate the case which is still shrouded in mystery. the last i see was and there's a place you are going to last us and says he now or known but it

and let me remind all of us here today that above the brow of every crisis are written the words, and this, too, shall pass away. and let us remind all of us today that we should stand up and we should stand together. god bless you. >> another bad brother, a big brother of mine from a city you may have heard of chicago, illinois, let us hear from the president of the leadership action network, reverend marshall hatch. >> all right, good afternoon. today our prayers, of course, are with the people in houston, texas and those victims in hurricane harvey and we play for the success of that rescue and recovery. this crisis, of course, reminds us once more and demonstrates to us that we are all in this together. we may have come on different ships, the mayflower, the slave ship, the immigration ship, across the rio grande, but we're in this boat together. now it's time to lift voices of faith. someone has the calling. someone has to accept the assignment to halt our nation's dissent into the slippery slope of fascism and racism and attack on our values. brothers and sisters, this is not a

clouds with adam gary managing editor at the duran dot com hi there sir thank you so much for joining us here on our team international so sales of nuclear shelters are at an all time high does this represent a genuine fear among people who are savvy business people are just cashing in on the media hysteria or is buying congress a new trend anyway. well it's certain the about. latching on to a commercial trend and trying to make the best of it what better way to sell them brothers and to say constantly it's going to rain whether you have the knowledge of or not of the truth is if nuclear war was to happen most of the shelters that are being sold at the local shops and online or about as valuable to the people who are buying them as a headache is to a man at his funeral who died of a gunshot wound to the head these things are really not worth the money if people were really concerned about nuclear fallout and the real dangers of the norm lethal but in the long term very deadly nuclear incident they ought to be focusing on

he joins us here next. breaking news, the most serious hurricane to hit the u.s.s. in more than a decade will soon make landfall in texas. it's the most powerful storm in texas in more than 50 years. a live report straight ahead.e things that are built to last. that's why we got a subaru.

joining us here on international this sunday to breaking news for you at this hour police are hunting a shooter who injured three in the city of malmo overnight on saturday a to have life threatening injuries officers have locked down the area and the incident took place in a rented premises some seventy people are reported to have been inside the building the victims up between twenty and twenty five years old according to authorities who add they don't know yet how many people were behind the incident. in the united states. when. people. the removal of. the dr has been arrested and charged with second degree murder i should warn you the video is graphic. ran down oh. sorry ok we're ok there's a room ready but we'll. try to get oh. it was intentional they cracked open that he was going to see intentional tears right behind me is the side of the incident that happened today hundreds of counter protesters were coming down the street and went to make a left up this alley here you can see two cars still parked here they haven't been removed those two cars were there as the protesters wer

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really appreciate you joining us here. >>> next up, we're talking about this big move from the navy. doling out some serious discipline, removing the seventh fleet commander after a series of deadly collisions at sea. crews still looking for missing sailors off the last crash off the coast of singapore. bringing you the latest on that as we sit here live in nevada. you're checking out our great view here in reno as we ask voters, what do you want to see from the president? >> my advice for the president would be stop using twitter. >> i would like to see him accomplish some of the things he promised during the election. if you promise you should deliver, right? your brain is an amazing thing.

us in the coming days. >> a quick mention. gavlveston already had a report of tornadoes. that's common with hurricanes. here locally what we're going to see a nice stretch of weather. then we're going to be affected because this is an area of high pressure that will work eastward. be sure you follow us on social media. i'll do a facebook live. it's all about labor day weekend. look at all that sunshine and temperatures will be really nice. >> that's good. thank you for watching. i'm keith jones. up next "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. we'll see you at 11:00. >>> there is breaking news as we come on the air. there it is. a monster hurricane bearing down on texas where millions are bracing for a natural disaster. what could be the most powerful storm to hit the u.s. in a dozen years. and major population centers are in the danger zone. tonight, emergency evacuations and last-minute preparations with the time running out. our team is in place. we have all of it covered for you. "nightly news" begins right now. >>> from nbc news world headquarters in new york, this is nbc "nightly news" with lester holt. >

is turning twenty past the hour thanks for joining us here in the e.u. migration commission has called for member states to get tough on illegal immigrants and ensure that they get deported let's get more on this now across life to watch the correspondent emily soon are joining us here on the program and then a year or so ago this sort of rhetoric was hard to imagine coming from any top e.u. official what's exactly being said. what are you exactly right there's certainly been a change of threat track from the e.u. migration commissioner demitra from operatives who one year ago set that that you should work harder to accept more asylum seekers take a listen to exactly what he said before let me remind you that you're already has the highest asylum standards in the world and we have to uphold those and a commitment to protect those seeking protection we need districts and more effective policy for deportation to few migrants are being deported the european states have to do more. now this change of tone really boils down to the policy for migrants and refu

join us live here on the program what some are calling a day for international diplomacy so what areas are going to be affected starting today. well worry behind me is the riverside retreat or summer house used by the u.s. diplomatic mission here in moscow for leisure activities and get togethers and what not and in fact yesterday outside here there was an interesting development where the u.s. diplomatic staff claimed they were denied access to this house while the russian foreign ministry said the reason for that is because the trucks that the u.s. diplomatic mission try to send to access the house they did not request for permits fans which is something that's required to enter our conservation area such as this and just now the russian deputy foreign minister he issued a statement saying that nobody is trying to stop take us on. u.s. diplomatic track about five to six of them accessing their house which means there were no longer stopped from trying to gather their belongings and the reason why they're gathering their belongings is because this retreat house is one of the two diplo

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us. for many here, it is a way of life.s face because his american company doesn't allow him to speak. i leave at 2.30 in the morning, it takes an hour to cross the border. i don't like to be waiting in the line. this is the kind ofjourney that many people make every day to go and work in el paso. myjob is construction. i work for a company that does concrete and right now, we're at the border. if you have somebody to drive a bus, he is doing a job, you know. myjob isjust to make the wall this time. what have your relatives or friends told you about building this fence? theyjoke with me, they tell me to leave a little open for them to cross. this is the construction site where he is currently working. the first barriers went up in 1994 at the western end of the border. successive governments led by clinton, bush and obama extended them all along the frontier. the fence here was erected ten years ago, and luiz is repairing a two—kilometre stretch of it. he believes the american president is fooling himself if he thinks the f

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potentially another big blow to the president's agenda here. >> cecilia vega with us again tonight. thank you as always. >>> in the meantime, we move on here to the new pentagon report just out late today about that tragedy at sea. seven american sailors killed when the "uss fitzgerald" collided with a massive cargo ship off the coast of japan. tonight this new report revealing the heroic efforts to save the crew, including the captain they saved after knocking through the door and discovering him hanging off the side of the ship. here's abc's david kerley. >> reporter: the gash in the "uss fitzgerald" doesn't tell the whole story after horror and heroism. tonight's report showing compartments that flooded in seconds. in this birth, two sailors stayed at the bottom of the ladder helping shipmates up as the water was rising. one sailor drew this picture of the escape, water at their shoulders. finally with the water so high, the two final sailors had to climb through the hatch, but they reached down into the dark water and are credited with pulling out the last two survivors who were

for us here locally in the bay area, we're going to see a partial solar eclipse.n will not completely cover the sun, but it will obstruct part of it. so the eclipse will begin 9:01 in the morning local time. you will start to see that moon move in front of the sun. by 10:15 local time this is when the mass eclipse will happen. 75% of the sun is covered by the moon. it's going to take some time for that sun to reemerge. that eclipse is going to end around 11:37 monday morning. get away from the coast. we'll have coastal clouds monday morning and have the special eye gear. you do not want to wear sunglasses and stare at the sun. you burn your eyes. let's plan the next seven days. nice for augusto sunday. solar eclipse happening on monday morning. the other thing you'll notice, those temperatures continue to go down. it's kind of cool around here for august. sef 70s around the bay. steady pattern of clouds to sunshine. then we'll start to do a warming trend to finish out the weekend. one week from today we'll see 90s return inland but nothing too hot. get those speci

thanks for joining us here on r.t. international what you see behind me are not images from the war ravaged cities or most school but rather a small shia town in saudi arabia and more districts that area have now been reduced to rubble by government forces who are supposedly hunting down gunmen responsible for attacks on police. few journalists have been allowed in the area most of the footage has been posted online by locals we can see images are showing up a station a navi vehicles on patrol i residents told us what's behind the government's move though they did os that we disguised their voices. but i think it's good. i don't know on cheaters no well. no because sure sure. sure. sure. sure sure i'm sure more war sure. sure. i can't see that broad term. so wouldn't. hurt we all want to shoot. on. no one no one no one wants to go all over the local mayor says bulldozers on the streets have nothing to do with violence he says they're simply clearing the area to wake and make way for a new infrastructure you also claime

laura is traveling with a convoy of rescue boats. >> reporter: let's take a look in front of us here. this is a beautiful residential neighborhood. a lot of folks still have the cars here and may be in those houses? >> yeah, as a matter of fact for every person we got out today we had four tell us they don't want to leave. >> reporter: we just went by a group on the second floor of an apartment. the boats may not be >> earlier there were more boats around. they are moving to places below the reservoir where water is coming over the top of the reservoir. below they are getting flooded a bit worse believe it or not. a lot of the boats are headed down there to help people out. >> reporter: laura anthony in houston. abc 7 news was were closed and neighbors ordered to stay inside. >> the victims of hurricane harvey need your help and cash doe napg donations are the best way to do that. text harvey to 90999 to add $10 to your cell phone bill. >> and my apologies, now to the story in pinole. a man found a 60 millimeter mortar round and had it in his car. the all clear was issued an hour late

call 888-996-tips or visit us online at nbcbayarea.com/responds. who here has had trouble with their cell phone? >> all of us. >> no special treatment here. >> a million dollars, that is impressive. >> aiming for two. we know it is out there. >> and penmanship is very clear. you are not a doctor. >> jeff is with us and talking about the hurricane in texas and also a big hot weekend here in the bay area. >> dangerous heat. let's get into that micro climate forecast. heat advisory saturday and sunday. temperatures ranging 94 to 105 degrees. do not leave anyone inside a parked car as temperatures can go 30 degrees hotter. that is for the north bay, east bay, and south bay where that is in effect. as far as tomorrow morning's forecast, fog in the south bay. fog in the morning for san francisco but again temperatures warming up there as well. let's take you into our micro climate numbers and in the south bay 90s are returning. 94 in los gatos. 97 in morgan hill and 99 in gilroy. triple digits in concord at 103. pleasanton at 100. drink plenty of water and take f

those showers will fall apart and not affect us here in the bay area.a lot of eyes will be to the sky as our solar eclipse gets under way. what's happening in the solar system is the sun, the moon and the earth will be in perfect alignment. this actually happens once every two years or so, somewhere around the globe. it just so happens this time it's going to be across the united states. the sun is actually 400 times bigger than the moon but it's so far awaym us that in the sky tomorrow morning it will look the same size at the moon. the moon will cast an umbral shadow when it blocks out the sun for a total eclipse. that shadow is only about 70 miles wide on the path of totality. a broader shadow will stretch from alaska down to mexico. that's when the moon blocks out a portion of the moon for a partial solar clips. that's what we'll experience here tomorrow morning. one of the best spots to be in the bay area. a live look, pointing inland. this is one of the spots featuring mainly clear skies from the start to finish of the eclipse. move as far away fr

president trump sent us here to say we're with you. the american people are with you. we are here today. we will be here tomorrow. and we will be here every day until this city and this state and this region rebuild bigger and better than ever before. i also want to pay a debt of gratitude to all of those that have stepped forward and shown their worth in this dark hour. the life of this community, the life of this state. as the president said yesterday in missouri, your governor and his team have done an incredible job for the people of texas. and we commend you, mr. governor, we commend the state officials, we commend the extraordinary first responders who at this very hour are pulling citizens out of harm's way. would you join me in thanking this great governor and the state of texas and local leaders here. [ applause ] we're also grateful, we're grateful to be joined by many members of the cabinet of this administration. president trump sent us here to ensure that the full resources of the national government are being brought to bear in a consistent way, through th

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. >> jill wine-banks, thank you for joining us here on this program. we'll keep jonathan and betsy around for a second here. one thing that we're talking about, still a lot of questions of what happened and what went down. another example of a self-inflicted wound from president trump. what is going on with that and maybe making it harder to get stuff done. he wants to make health care happen and make tax reform happen. but on health care senate leaders say it's probably not going to happen, at least not right now. >>> kasie hunt is on capitol hill and i believe she's in the middle of a gaggle. #timing here. if we can take a live look i believe it is senator hatch who is in there. we'll listen in to a moment because i'm assuming the senator is talk about health care. >> hey, hallie, are you there with me? i'm trying to do too many things at one time. we were just talking to senator hatch about all the questions swirling up here on capitol hill today. and i want to start with that op-ed from senator jeff flake and i talked now to two members of the repub

it is one of those things, if you help us here we will help you there, so help us here we will help youou can't see what they will try to achieve. obviously they have multiple goals but they are not necessarily compatible. at the moment it looks like he wants to bully china on trade with the hope they will help with north korea. that doesn't seem like a very realistic ambition to anyone in the region. and briefly, before we let you go, we have significant figures from the chinese economy as well. what are you predicting? industrial production is tipped to grow about 7%. it has picked up in the last six months or so. people are worried about slowdown in china, it is a perpetual concern. so far the economy is doing fairly well heading into big vertical events later in the year. in other business news, the year. in other business news, the chief executive of the commonwealth bank of australia says he will retire in the wake of a scandal over allegations of money laundering and terror financing allegations. he has been the head of australia's biggest bank since 2011 but recently it has been

this incitement of hatred to that got us here is as real and condemn the bill as the white supremacists and i was tweets the democratic response to the car ramming mirrors the way republicans responded to the shooting at the congressional baseball practice they blame democrats for stoking up the atmosphere while reality of the attack was carried out by a loud republican made up you had an increasing intensity of hostility on the left three percent tension has been building. things since election night. that vitriol from the left has spurred threats and now action without historical parallel events like today are exactly why we took issue with and why elites glorifying the assassination of a president now most americans liberal conservative or otherwise are not violent however it seems like the leaders of the two major political parties try to make the other half of the electorate look like they are and that seems to be mobilizing people in both camps if you want to start some. and demonize me but i don't. think. that. that. was the united states has created a political system in a way t

thanks for joining us here on aussie international many more of your worldwide headlines in just a. big except. for us. to going to be close this is what before. i'm interested in the water. you can. import. china it's all very local. price gouging monopolists. life expectancy is. increasing because of these monopolies and a lack of competition. thanks for joining us today on our concerns over police brutality in the u.s. have flared up again after video where most of officers in tennessee are peacefully tasering a teenaged inmate in a restraining and warning you may find the following images to. surveillance camera seeing the inmate has tasted several times just being completely restrained. he was reportedly on suicide watch. teenager was jailed after being arrested on drugs and weapons charges last year his family is now suing the county jail claiming that excessive force was used photos taken off was also appear to show the extent of some of the scenes taser burns he says that he was left with at least forty across his body off to initially insisting that officers had to stun the

i am so pleased you here with us tonight. so here's what we're going to do. my main job here is to try to answer as many of your questions, take as many of your comments as i can pick and i think you all got numbers if you want to ask a question when you came in. we will do that in just a minute. i will set the and if anyone wants to take a picture, do a selfie, a little dance, okay? so if anybody wants to do that we would do that. what i wanted to do first just for a minute before we get started is, i just want to talk to a bit about what's going on in washington. [laughing] it really is. it's like things that would have been six months or a year like that was yesterday and now we're onto -- it's like dog years are going on or something now. but there is. there's a lot going on, afghanistan, charlottesville, north korea just in the past couple of weeks. but one thing in particular i want to talk about just for a minute is about healthcare. because it touches everyone of us. it touches everyone we love. touches everyone we know. i just want remind everybody i

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us? >> well, hallie, if that was the cajun navy, this might be the texan marine corps. we're sort of sitting heref a very large king ranch truck working the way back to the memorial neighborhood a little deeper and people are coming out to us as we've been getting close to their homes. we just picked up an older couple who has lived in this neighborhood for 36 years. they weathered the storm in their home and then had to be brought by boat with their three cats who are sitting in the back of the truck with us after the water continued to rise quickly last night. even after the rain had stopped. right now we're at the limits of how far this truck can go. we're waiting for their family members and a couple other folks to work their way back down to us to try to get one big bulk load of people back out of this neighborhood. but, hallie, it's incredible. we were two blocks away, maybe three blocks away when we talked 20, 30 minutes ago. the water was up to my knees and we're maxed out here at three feet of water. as far as we can go with the truck that wae have and it just gets deeper as we get close

tam is off, jeanette reyes joins us here's what we're following on "action news." >> a late night drive in the city nearly turns fatal for a man waiting at a traffic light. we're live at the scene with the details. >> a woman has a violent response to a disagreement with another woman, hear what she used to attack the victim. >> the birds gets preseason action against the packers, jeff skeverski talks to the players about their performance. >> let's turn to matt pellman and karen rogers, where did you go? >> reporter: nobody needs to see you, matt. [laughter] i'm just joking. we got all dressed up for nothing. satellite and radar we have a couple of sprinkles to the west, the western suburbs looking for that early at this hour. today is the day the weather changes a little bit. the past couple of days have been lovely and we're going downhill it will be a little more unsettled. 70 degrees in philadelphia, 68 degrees in reading, 62 atlantic city airport. we have clouds and we're not seeing temperatures drop as much as they have the past three days, it's not the cool morning we've had lat

i am here with my colleagues, doing brown, alex young and others. behind usehe ground and just before we came back here, we are probably about 90% totality. the good news from the weather standpoint is that there are some clouds but i see some breaks in the dem, off to the thought a little bit, and fingers crossed, really, really tight that they will move over as we get into totality in just a few minutes. duane, what do you have to say about that? >> first of all, thank you. you are the man! this is exciting, we have our on, we are excited here. make some more noise! [applause] here, thereg a ball is still a lot more here through the eyes of nasa. you do not want to miss it. here we go, here comes the eclipse! [applause] >> we have a few more minutes to go until totality but, you can that, while -- wow! you canh the clouds, still see it, pretty good, right? >> yes, it is so amazing! >> the all see it? >> yes. >> i think we got a break in the clouds, we can see -- >> we have a couple more minutes. this is amazing, right? >> this is pretty amazing! through the

thank you for being with us here. walk us through your piece.rt ofa did not start working on the trump era plan until after president-elect trump became president-elect trump. >> i think like most other people they expected hillary clinton to win and had some thoughts on what they would be doing in a hillary clinton era as a group that was formed to promote the obama agenda and what that would mean if there were another democratic president. they did start working on the plan not long after trump won and have executed on that plan. what it has been is taking a very careful look at the fights that they wanted to get into. skipping things like the cabinet nomination and focusing on health care and getting bodies to those town halls and going at it full force. >> so obama's army is not the only army that the democrats have working for them. my colleague here at nbc has been reporting on the dnc and what the dnc has been doing to try to rebuild. after talking with ofoa folks, it's a little different than it was. the ofa was formed in the 2008 campai

i would like to thank my partners here who gave us the opportunity to come here. i would like to thank our partners who came outside of the group to support us today. and i particularly use the word partners because in this effort of creating change, the keyword and key drive has to be partnership. but to get there, we need to know who each other really are. i'm one of the young ones, as you probably can tell. i think it's really important that we talk about who we are, because who we are as individuals means something. who we are is what can possibly create change. so to leave out who we are, we are doing you and ourselves and injustice. when we started, you start it with i think at this point, we all know our brother is well known not just here, but well known worldwide, has worked with the u.n., has worked with his statutory partners, along with at some point our government. it's important to know who he is. because we muslims worldwide come in contact with this person. we know that muslims travel to do what we call making -- muslims travel when they go to omron

from many of us here in texas, it's personal, we've got family, friends, associates. the houston area and 1600 people have been directly impacted, our clients. the use of a drone approved in 2015 by the faa and several large insurance companies utilizing drones to assess damage in a more quick and efficient way which we support 100%, any technology that could help our clients get claims filed through and money back in the hands is great thing. >> what would you get from that? from these images, i can see where you are in texas, we're seeing a lot of water, we're seeing homes that are obviously flooded across the region, but you wouldn't be able to tell much more than that outside if you have clear proof that if someone is filing a claim there house was indeed underwater. maybe explain. >> yeah, neil, that's right, that's a good beginning to have aerial shots of some of the damage that we can assess. in the case of water damage and flood, which is the prevalent issue in this case and every catastrophic event is a bit different. it's a good step in the process, they get