. >> i had to put my superman stuff i can can youd in. -- had. >>> an inch of rain came down in 8 minutes there. melissa magee has an update on our local storms later in this half-hour. >>> lots of folks are heading down. how are they doing, matt? >>> this is a shot of promises fulfilled. i told you we were getting pavement. we are entering the final phases of the 202 widening project. by the fall you should have three lanes available in both directions. we should be finished in the malvern area. and watching a crash at 100 and chip road. approaching downingtown causing delays. and watch out father a delay at calp pike. the on-ramp remains blocked. 206 at cryan road. a bunch of accidents out there. be careful heading home. >>> still ahead tonight an ohio woman was not happy being arrested. her mug shot shows it. why she ended up in handcuffs. >>> we tracking strong storms. melissa magee is in for adam joseph. >>> yeah, rick. a severe thunderstorm watches stays up until 8:00. the details in the accuweather forecast. >>> and ducis rodgers with sports. an all-star break for our phillies when

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interviewing those coming over the border and getting the story indeed they think they will be awill youd to stay because of information they have leader on that front. do i think that policy is part of the issue. i think it's entirely possible that the obama administration heard. he says he doesn't know about things that he campaigned about like problems at the v.a. so that's not surprising. and then this follows a regular pattern for him. he gives a speech. he asks for a list of things he can do on his own. he says he is going to act on his own. he then makes fun of republicans in congress and then asks them for a bunch of stuff. some of the things is he asking for in this case fast tracking deportation process to they match up with the ones that they use for mexican unaccompanied minors, some of them make some sense. but the problem is, you sort of trash the people you are asking for the favors from right before you ask the favor from them. >> the problem is that they don't think ahead. they are not proactive. the border is porous and been porous for five and a half years. you want fac

when you come up with proposals that are one sixth behawhat youd you're not getting there.making the president's people said, you're making matters worse. >> to conclude, congressman, to equate a city in the united states with as many problems as it may have to an area of the world gang members commonly use the heads of rival gang members as hood ornaments and take little girls as personal property to destroy them. to equate it with anything in the united states is just tough to deal with. >> i will -- if i were from detroit, i would take severe insult to someone representing my town that way. a lot of good people in the city of detroit, a lot of good people in the state of michigan are being essentially impugned by this comment because some of the violence that occurred. a serious violence. to equate it with what is going on in honduras is crazy. it's an insult to the people of detroit. >> congressman, thank you for being with us this morning. >>> the white house calling out the republicans, all of them who are laying down impeachment talk. it won't stop democrats from fun

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youd you commit -- mentioned you were going through go around. we have a clinic and a unique delivery system. to come to alaska and see what we are doing? >> certainly, i would like to go to alaska again. i have been there many times and have always enjoyed it. what you described is trying to prevent the ole miss. trying to prevent the problem not just treating it once it occurs. the work we have done at procter & gamble with our health care business has always been about the illness from occurring. >> for a good. >> in order to keep people healthy hunger. >> -- very good. >> in order to keep people healthy longer. >> i wanted to echo what senator blumenthal mentioned about the of -- growing population women in the va system. some of our systems were not designed for the needs of women. i want to hear you say it again. your commitment to make sure the women who are veterans who will get equal treatment as you are looking at and in proving and reforming the system. >> yes or. >> -- yes, sir. here is what is going to happen. you will have all these

>> i think for a company like facebook that sees itself as an youd sider, as a renrenegade they are nowam media and need to act in a different way and they're not used to what that is. >> they sometimes seem surprised that people get angry that they don't know what facebook is doing. >> well, facebook has had a series of things where privacy issues have been raised. they apologize and then they move on. >> sort of apologize. >> as is the case here. >> yeah. i think part of this is because users in the most part are not really concerned about this. they continue to use the service. they don't really worry about it. and facebook i'm sure has plenty of data that indicates that that's the case. so they have the freedom to act and extend things this way. >> but now they're a publicly traded company. >> that's correct. >> and there are different consequences when you're out there. >> i think the challenge for facebook is they need to become as sophisticated in their consumer engagement and communications as they are in their data. >> sheryl sandberg the coo of facebook, said it was poorly com

it quickly scorch youd hundreds of acres of wooded hillside parched by years of drought.ies ended up at one of two red cross shelters located north and south of the fire. the cause of the fire is still under investigation. we're live in napa county, i'm tara moriarty, ktvu channel 2 news. >> all right, thank you. as tara mentioned, mandatory evacuations are in place. people from the west side of butts canyon road to north of snell valley road are being told to leave their homes. the red cross has set up two evacuation centers. once again, one is at middletown high school on big canyon road in lake county. the second is at pope valley elementary school. >>> 8:34. there's extra security at washington hospital in fremont this morning, following a disturbing discovery. ktvu's janine de la vega joins us live to tell us about the bomb parts that were found inside the hospital building and janine just spoke to a hospital staff member. what did they say? >> reporter: tori, a spokesman told me that the fbi is actively investigating, so they would not say exactly when the explosive

when it comes to europeans, now youd you will see -- now will see probably the majority would agree withhis opinion on intelligent issues. they think the right of privacy ,as to play a stronger role that intelligence services should be limited or agencies should be limited and that and shouldhigh-value be safeguarded. i think europeans would be very skeptical when it comes to foreign policy. it is very isolationist. he wants to withdraw and cut foreign aid. we are living in a world with so many crises, dangerous crises, and you need to be involved. europeans are involved and obama is involved. relation when it comes to foreign policy is in pretty good shape. there, they will be excited to see rand paul. guest: i think rand paul is a fascinating candidate. he's potentially carving out a new position for the republican party. policytalked a lot about of doing something for poor people in the united states. he is populist, antiwar street i think it is something quite significant. i interviewed him so many times last year and we're following him very closely indeed. oklahoma -- naomi, oklaho

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