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That jeopardizes someones life just because this president wants to change the news of the day. >> and does the release of these text messages raise questions about witness intimidation? because it sounds as if the president is just seeking to release documents and texts pertaining to people that hes been lashing out at on twitter. >> you know, this president has hit bingo when it comes to all of the different, you know, post-investigation crimes would could commit from witness tampering, jury t...

>> jesse: if the media was calling me a racist, mentally ill coder, and they were reading my lawyers offices, i would be lashing out. i dont think these networks have the type of sources that would tell you what the presidents mind-set is in the oval office. i look back at when bill clinton was under investigation by special counsel, the press called him resilient. energized, invigorated. strategizing. passionate. i really tells you more the additives they use about the media that about the pers...

Background investigation. all of these facts would have been borne out through questioning in a closed-door setting, had the process been followed. now were faced with something thats going to happen in a very public setting. and the american people now want to know and deserve to know. >> jim, ive got to push back a little bit. what process is there when you are a woman who suffered sexual and physical assault, allegedly, who is all of a sudden realizing this past summer that the person she say...

Us. those evacuation orders for those zones are still in effect. all state offices were told will open monday. schools will be open as well, except for those again in those evacuation zones. but the governor is clear that the threat is not over here, talking about some areas, including areas of orie county that could get another 8 to 12 inches of rain, the fact there are still significant wind gusts that are lashing at several areas of the state. there are flash flood watches in effect. theres a...

Griff jenkins rejoins us from the gas station that was destroyed by the storm. you wonder what daybreak will bring. >> reporter: it is going to bring rain but we are enjoying a break from the lashing we took last year. you wonder what they would come home to. here at morehead city they will come home to a lot of wind damage but the flooding is the story right now because of the area inland, near highway 70, the national weather service posting pictures of highway 70 on the way towards the town o...

Pierre, thanks to you. and next to massachusetts and the deadly chain reaction gas explosions. this was all breaking at we were on the air just 24 hours ago. dozens of homes burning at the same time, in several different communities. what we have now learned -- police with infrared imaging stopping another major explosion before it could happen. heres linsey davis tonight. >> reporter: tonight, residents still reeling after gas explosions rocked three communities north of boston thursday. with...

12,000 children in federal custody, migrant children and the idea is a paranoid donald trump who is only listening to the guy who is gearing him on to cage children feels like an even more dangerous situation for vulnerable people. if hes going to lash out, that is who hes lashing out at. >> yeah, and steven mill ser dangerous. he come out of the camp of jeff sessions and incredibly dangerous and every policy out of steven miller and coming out of the attorney generals office has hurt the most v...

Miles northeast back to oak island. maria is there and whats situation there? it still sounds windy. >> its windy. its very rainy. the winds about 40 miles an hour. we wanted to come to the beach showing you how this tropical storm is lashing here at the largest beach in north carolina. look at the dunes here. the water went over them and reached the houses, ocean front homes. you can see the residents tried to make sure their houses were protected from the storm. fortunately it didnt cause as m...

Waiting for more as it makes its way across those two states. strong wind and rising water remains a concern. few moments ago we talked to you on the beach. again, facing south. youve changed locations. we can see some of that massive fresh water flood. what is the scene like there in oak island? >> streets that look like rivers, david. what you were just describing. the beaches over here to my right. so, you can see that wind is really moving the water inward and flooding a lot of the roads her...

Very, very slowly, carrying enough rain and storm surge to potentially cause catastrophic damage. i want to get the latest now from our ed lavandera, who is to the north of us in jacksonville, north carolina. ed, how are things? >> reporter: hey, anderson. we have been on the north side, the topside of this storm. were really so far throughout the course of this day at least, the brunt of the storm and the heavy winds and rain that have been packed into this storm, and lashing out against the co...