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this is really unbelievable to take in, we will have to watch out for that because there's nails in there. we will stay out here to monitor these conditions, i'm going to go check on those cars over there, i think i see some taillights, someone might be in there. i will send it back to you guys, i'm going to check on those people over there. >> shepard: we are dipping in on local coverage, still showing aerials in south florida now, listen for just a second. >> the infrastructure, the roadways, the health hazards they find prior to being able to open the gates and allowing the residents to come in, it's a great responsibility on their part and we cannot take that lightly, we've got to take that responsibility very seriously and that is what they are doing at this point. on top of that, talking to them,
there, that is a tornado watch which means me -- excuse me, a tornado warning which means a storm was indicated right there. that's been popping up. the conditions are still there. a lot of heat, a lot of moisture running off the gulf of mexico, some of these areas still dropping very heavy showers as we speak. yes, we've already seen a lot of rain. this is radar-estimated precipitation so far. since thursday you're getting areas easily getting from 15 up to 25 inches in a very widespread area, and we're still only about halfway through this. bringing you in a little tighter, much of the houston metro area and a lot of these surrounding communities all within that range of 15 up to 25, in some cases even higher taillights than that, and that's -- totals than that, and that's just so far. you see the last 24 hours just bringing all that moisture right up alongside the eastern side of this storm. the storm continues to spin north of corpus christi towards the victoria area, but all of this activity continues to fall here on the eastern half of it and will continue to do so here
his girlfriend, diamond reynolds, after she finished work, but the police officer did not know that as he approached. philando castile was licensed to carry a firearm and had that firearm with him in the car, but the police officer did not know that. all the police officer knew was that one of the taillights on philando castile's car wasn't working. that's it. that is the only thing that the police officer actually knew with certainty before he fired seven bullets into philando castile's car. one of those bullets went into the back seat and almost hit the little girl. another bullet hit the center console two inches away from philando castile's girlfriend. the rest of the bullets all hit philando castile. five bullets. two of them went through his
acting alone, if he had co-conspirators and to a-number 1 know the motive of why this person committed this horrible crime. also to figure out if there is another potential plot that could be happening. that's why the entire country's airports are on lockdown right now in anticipation of a potential copycat. >> we're seeing new video coming in. obviously anyone and every within even if you work at the airport, they want to know exactly what you're doing there and what flight you were on and what capacity at the airport you work. we're getting a few more details on the shooter. show that santio had minor brushes with the law, coming from the "miami herald," when he lived in alaska including $1,000 fine for driving without insurance and another infraction for driving with broken taillights.
has really been up to it for the past, obviously, 30 or 40 years. >> that was my point. thank you for that. nobody knows those issues better than those two gentlemen. what are your thoughts? tweet me at @smerconish. what do we got, katherine? you liberal democrats just don't stop your jealous opposition to trump is what's hurting this country. hey, jacbrad, no, i'm an american first. not a republican, not a democrat, i'm not an independent first. i'm an american first and i'm frustrated by the idea that people are so caught up in their partisanship as to whether they like the outcome of the election that it then kick taillights whether they care about a russian hack of what phil mudd said is one of the most sacred aspects of being an american and that's our right to a free and open democracy. come on, man. still to come. that new cia intel revealing russia was involved in the 2016 election trying to help trump that his team attacks as
work here in washington in the congress, people all across america, we want to remove all of the symbols and the scars and the stains of our dark past. we must do it. we must leave our country a little better for all of us. and it doesn't matter whether they're black or white, latino asian-american or native-american, we're one people. we're one family. we are one house. we can do it. we can do this. leaders must lead. and the governor of south carolina led. i said over and over again, the leaders must be headlight and not taillights. >> congressman, just very quickly, your reaction to what happened on capitol hill yesterday. a lot of anger and outrage that this debate in some ways found itself on the house floor. >> well, i think there comes a time when you have to dramatise
much longer if it wasn't for a court system mainly due to arrests for regulatory crimes. so instead of solving that, the feds prefer to slam the decorum of the most integrated police force. but it's not about words. it's about cops forced to chase smokers and taillights instead of rapists. if i were a cop, i'd be swearing, too. >> i want to go after this list of things. >> yeah. >> the suggestions, my first -- the first one i'd like is number four which says, remember, most people -- this is to the police. most people are good, law-abiding citizens. now, kimberly it's the median politicians that tend to forget that cops are the law-abiding citizens. they are the ones getting smeared. cops aren't going around smearing citizens. >> they are not confused. they got the memo that they are supposed to go after the bad guys. so they are going after the people that are selling drugs, committing robbery, they are
oliver jordan dies at the age of 95. leaving his enormous automobile collection to stewart and his siblings. >> the original windows that they would stick in the sides -- >> stewart tells me that 1924 roland touring car is one of his personal favorites. the model was popular among bootleggers during prohibition. >> it was toggle switches on the dashboard where they would turn off the taillights if they were being followed by somebody. >> to hide the booze. >> that's right. >> but these cars represent just a snip et of oliver's vast collection. >> i have never seen anything like this, stewart. there are so many cars. >> it's quite a strange thing to inherit. >> before he dies oliver gives stewart some business advice. stewart realizes it would take the rest of his life to sell
some small rule of the traffic code every three blocks. and so because of that officers have an almost unlimited discretion to stop anybody. and the question is, we know they're not going to stop everybody. but the question is how will they exercise that discretion? when you see somebody pulled over for dwi, for reckless driving, for being 25 miles over the limit, that is something that any police officer viewing that will do. but broken taillights that involves a choice and one of the things we're going to want to know from the officer's record is what is the pattern of choices he makes? >> he only has a five-year record and he has one complaint against him for use of a taser that was discussed today. we're going to take a break right here. coming up police continue to seize personal video cameras from people even though courts continue to rule that you have a