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Five days because this is supposed to be a marathon. this is not supposed to be a sprint. but the situation really took a turn for the worse last night as these bands of rain came over houston and just covered over the city. again, as youve been mentioning earlier this morning, authorities here saying that there has been between 501 rescues overnight. those numbers arent exact, of course, because this involves a lot of different agencies. they are out trying to do their best but its difficult to...

Stay in and be stocked up with resources. we recommended about a weeks worth of supplies just in case because we knew this would be a long event. sometimes some were able to do it and others dont. folks venture out a little bit and think they can navigate the waters and when its too deep, its too late. we use the phrase if youre not sure, turn around. >> governor rick scott sent out a note this morning saying they are sending several resources. 25 officers, 17 high water vehicles, two mobile com...

Iraq after getting unprecedented access to the front lines in mosul. tell us about the report tonight and what you experienced as you saw them retake this ancient city, but what is left of the city and the people? >> reporter: so whats interesting i think about this report is that we werent just on the ground in the old city on the front lines with iraqi troops. weve been putting out some of those reports. youve seen the combat as weve gone through street to street and been following the iraqi s...

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"washington post" details the days and the weeks after the intelligence reached former president obamas desk. also share some details about what we didnt know before on how the administration tried to punish russia. we have hans nichols over at the pentagon and philip. hans, the white house reporting on this covert cyberops. what do we know about that and about whether president trump may try to deploy those cyberweapons, if you will? >> the first rule is that there is no cyberwarfare because th...

The reason why, sticker shock. a lot of people are concerned that states are not going to be able to afford medicaid. >> thats why the senate and house bills want to fade out the expansion and theyll put it back to a similar situation before obamacare. thats where the concern from those who oppose these plans because that would reduce the access to care for a lot of americans, millions of americans. thats one of the great debates theyre facing right now and trying to get these two bills, one of ...

With the military and i know the care they go through in the command centers to do that. if we look at the evidence, it just raises a question that is worth asking. we do know that there was frustration with the decision-making process under the obama administration. has that changed? well have to see. >> quickly to the colonel, can you wrap it up for us? >> i keep asking that question. i talked to a lot of people at different levels in the chain of command. and i get the answer that, no, the ru...

That to me is insulting. there have been a lot of people fighting hard in many theaters, just because theres been a couple of big bomb drops and tomahawk strike in syria, were saying were doing more in eight weeks than ever before. thats just wrong and its incorrect. >> don, just so i can interject as martin knows me well. i certainly dont mean to intimate that generals are suddenly not concerned about civilian casualties by any means because i spend a lot of time with the military and i know th...

Well have the full complement of communications. >> the best thing about these command centers, everybody gets the information in real-time. if theres a -- even a utility problem, lights go out in one of the ball rooms, for example, everyone gets word of that immediately. we know who is going to respond to that. we worked out well in advance, even by name, who will come in to fix the lights. >> the other thing worth noting in that interview from the secret service director is that he talks about...

Accounting office, from the various inspectors general and from tsa itself. to see where there are gaps that you can possibly get weapons, prohibited items to repair that is going on in a constant basis. but it is obviously kept secret so the bad guys dont find out. it is very likely that most airport lobbies in this day and age by this time are under camera surveillance, and you probably have people in command centers who are doing some observation or what might be defined as suspicious movemen...