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Way to the hamptons and into the golf course. >> youre on this shoefr week. we have a lot of conversation about donald trump. you along with tim are the coolest customers in knowing what you are seeing, predicting what you see before you see it. and i think you speak to the anger in this country thats boiling over not just the question of guns but around this question about our complacency about race. >> i think were co-signing it by ducking it. were talking about a president that called a group...

Is still on tonight for this fugitive, 34-year-old chris sanderson. bluff, arkansas, are now having to explain how he and 30-year-old wesley gullett were able to escape. the jefferson county sheriff says they left behind a dummy under a blanket in their cell. by the time his deputies noticed they were missing, theyd been gone for at least a day. >> im going to be honest with you, it comes back down to complacency, it comes down to just being lazy and not paying attention to what were doing. >> r...

But he also warns against complacency and thinking trump cant win again. >> should democrats take seriously the process expect of his reelection? >> absolutely. thats why hes president now because his prospect of being elected the first time was not taken seriously enough. >> so kate, that is the backdrop here in michigan of where this democratic primary is and theres one more number to consider. 75,000 michigan voters went to the polls in november of 2016 and didnt vote for president at all. th...

Also warns against complacency and thinking trump cant win again. >> reporter: should democrats take seriously the prospect of his reelection? >> absolutely. his prospect of being elected the first time was not taken seriously enough. >> reporter: now there is no question that democrats here do know that president trump can be reelected, but, wolf, one number also sticks out as weve talked to so many michigan officials. that is 75,000. there were 75,000 people who went to the polls in november o...

Go in and remove those folks because they went into an area they shouldnt have been in the first place. if you do that, you will be fine. eric: if the control room can go back to the live pictures of bay st. louis. i know you cant see it because you are in your car. but when you look at the live picture its not that rough. if indeed you are lulled into a sense of compl -- complacency, u think you will be fine. >> in hancock county, an emergency manager had the height of a surge with road under w...

Shes saying according to what they know the south bands are going to be the most potent. is there concern there that people will get complacent, that they will think, okay, its passed, theres nothing left to worry about? >> reporter: theres certainly the possibility that people could get complacent because this is going to last for a long time. because of cnn, because of the local tv stations, because of the media coverage, because of twitter, because of facebook, everyone knows whats going on. ...

Three-prong approach to us. we have a surge from the river, a surge from the gulf and a heavy rain event that we might get. as you know, new orleans got flooded just a couple of days ago with the deluge, but we are always on the lookout for that. >> sure. so do you concern yourself at all about making sure, you know, residents are not lulled into a sense of complacency that, okay, your levees are at 20 feet and some of the expectations of water have been lowered to 17 feet, that people will get ...

Another issue joe biden has had thats not been really explored is he hasnt been, up until recently, campaigning much. thats the other issue. >> fund raising on weekends. >> if youre not out there as much, you also allow those people who are to make inroads. i would argue it wasnt just that debate where he clearly did not perform well, its also the fact that he had not been out there as much and people will view that as a lack of enthusiasm, maybe complacency, expecting something. voters take not...

The many fault lines that straddle below this region of some 18 million people. >> what are we looking at? >> we are going to be looking at almost certainly fatalities because we have a lot of people and bad buildings, electricity, water are likely to be gone for quite a while. >> dr. lucy jones is a seismologist who worked for the usgs for three decades. >> we know 7.1, very strong earthquake at the epicenter. here in 100 miles away, what was it? >> theres no way there was damage in los angeles...

For education over the last 9 years or so and as a matter that were about 39000000000 dollars short on what would need to be spent to really reach those those goals the truth is if we carry on as we are complacency were walking towards an enormous failure on the goal by 2030 certs wake up time otherwise for 2030 we will still be seeing something close to a quarter of a 1000000000 children adolescents and youth out of school so presumably the donor countries are not the countries who would direct...