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deep enough to get a sense of what's happening here. this was really the hardest hit county so far in the state. county saw 25 inches of rain in the last several days. keep in mind also there was a wind event. this storm packed a punch. winds gusting at 45 miles per hour. strong enough to knock over several things, knock down some trees and cause a lot of problems with debris in the roads. here along this coastal road, we are finding that police are in place to make sure that drivers are not surprised when they ran past those low lying areas when they find again, water at least a foo...

What shannon bream explained to us and judge andrew napolitano did as well there could be a challenge to the provision that uphold by noon today. coming out of arizona that would take it back to the courts and perhaps freeze any action at all on the provision that stands. and if that is the case what has been decided, if anything? >> well, that's true. not having read the decision, and no one has really had a chance to study it yet. i don't know about all the implications. remanding it back to the ninth circuit that makes me nervous, i'd like to know the specific directions. we may be starting...

They say the ninth circuit should not have even joined it without discovering more about how it would actually play out. for now this case goes back to the ninth circuit with that one piece still in play but the other three struck down. bill: the ninth circuit is san francisco, right. >> it's based on the west coast. there are several sittings, that is one of the sittings that includes arizona. bill: this applies direction to section 6 if i have it right. and section 6 authorizes state and local police, as you've been describing, to arrest immigrants without a warrant if they have probable cau...

Law. the bill is three pourings it looks like will remain struck down. section 2b is the section everyone is talking about, that has to to with police officers, if they stop someone on another legality and what happens then, is that they decide that there is some kind of reasonable suspicion after the person has already been stopped that they are are here illegally they do have to determine whether or not that person is here legally. that's been the most controversial, it was the one we thought that had the best chance of being upheld. it looks like in this opinion from just swr advertise kenn...

[inaudible] support anymore? >> well, with section 2b being upheld, it says that local law enforcement can assist the federal government in the right to ask under reasonable suspicion and whenever practicable to confirm the legal ability of someone being in the state of arizona. >> but the point i think of jeremy's question is, if they had decided -- [inaudible] and today they also canceled the state's 287g status, they're not going to take them up, what's the point? so you stop, you determine somebody's illegal, i.c.e. says, so what? you let them go. you've accomplished nothing. >> i believe ...