it than any of us want to accept and realize. in louisiana, an independent. caller: good morning. i agree with some of the things you are saying, but there is a lot of what is going on behind the scenes and people need to do their own research. if you should go on the internet and look at some of the books read about the clintons, that is more than accurate. you can go on youtube. bere's too much that could found easily. there is really nothing there to beat him up on, but the clintons, the bushes, they should all be in jail. guest: i would agree only to the extent there is a lot going on that we do not know about. i had to go all the way up to find out we were financing -- the congress did not know about it. why is that relevant? we armed and trained them and they morphed into al qaeda and the taliban. were to learn that there 28 pages disclosed from -- not disclosed and classified. i came back to washington and asked my colleagues and no one knew anything about it. -- thereow and in fact were a lot of things and the american people have a right to know who financed the bombing of

the republican line from louisiana. charles is a member of the military. caller: good morning. thank you for taking my call. just a few comments. about the weapons of mass destruction, one of my , looking the military at the situation form weapons of mass destruction. while we were kicking the can down the road for six months that allowed iraq to transfer all of this nuclear technology and weapons of mass distraction had atraction, it is ran line disposal, the western has not learned the eastern mindset. ,t doesn't matter what we do you are going to break the bond between those. in that situation, the u.s. iraq , even though it iraq and iran had fought a war, now they are teaming up against the u.s., all things that could be shipped there were shipped there over six months. while we were debating whether or not. the second point about the invasion, the invasion was mishandled. mannednot take 100,000 task force of different units and go when -- go in and think you're going to do. you will win the battle but not the war. second point, i think that's exactly right. we didn't have enough

. >>> millions of tax dollars going to louisiana to help climate refugees. it's the first move of its kind. here's what's going on. the community is receiving $48 million to relocate. they have been struggling with flooding over the past few years. a $1 billion grant was announced back in january for 13 states to combat climate change by building stronger infrastructure including better dams and drainage systems. >>> and here's the new thing for your alarm clock. you need some motivation to get up in the morning? a lot of us do. well, the rock is now here to help you out. check it out. >> beep beep beep beep beep beep. i can do this all morning. beep beep beep. >> that would make me one. a little annoying there. the rock just launching a new alarm clock app. it has 25 different ringtones that will send you a motivational video and a message messagemessage every day from the rock himself. you can't hit the snooze button though. there isn't one. the rock says life doesn't have to be a snooze button. those are your headlines. gang let's head on back to you. >> well thank you, heather. >>

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louisiana. you make tweet $50,000 and $100,000 per year. has that changed or has the number of hours you work changed? caller: i am retired, but between work and retirement, it varies. host: what you think about the new overtime policy? caller: i think it is a good .dea i heard donald trump say the minimum wage -- you know, people cannot live with the minimum wage. not to get rich, just to make a living. i don't know why it is so hard for people to understand. you have these bible people -- i don't know where they get this from. .ou have people trying to live you cannot live on seven dollars and something, you have people working 40, 50 hours, and still cannot live without money. live and let live. greed, that is the biggest problem. you have the top 1%-2% making all the money. how much is enough? host: ok. that was daniel calling from louisiana. his words echo a tweet that we got that says stagnant wages for 30 years show that business needs to be pushed into fair pay. up next, joseph. have your work hours or wages changed in the last five years? caller: no, ma'am. host: what you think

bobby jindal, who's been critical, he's the governor of louisiana, has been critical of trump and gingrich, they are coming on-line, all saying we have to get together an unite as a party. >> mark salter is a separate issue. >> i would love to start getting wagers on how many republicans are going to defect. this never trump movement was basically exposed as weak and i neemic. they had a chance after wisconsin. it didn't go anywhere. there is not a united cause. other than their dislike for donald trump personally. i have to say trump's opportunity and no doubt he has inherent flaws and weaknesses. as does hillary clinton. she still hasn't settled the bernie sanders matter. but trump's opportunity is he can grow the republican party. he touched on a populous theme. whether or not it will manifest the way it has in the general election as we have seen in the primary it remains to be seen but he has the potential to do that. >> we will come back to the panel shortly. thank you very much. exit polls showing in indiana what we have seen in other states. fewer women are going for trump

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recognize that they have literally pockets and targets of states that she's going to need. in louisiana you have a really large vietnamese population, in pennsylvania and ohio, places that people don't expect this community to make a difference, but that can put her over the top electorally. i think with the bernie sanders message of this political revolution, most folks when they hear revolution coming from immigrant communities perk up and don't want any revolution. while the younger constituency may be open to it, the parents may not be so that's why he is having a hard time navigating that. had he used different verbiage, i think he would have had a better shot. >> jose diaz-balart made that point during the nevada contest because to the ear of somebody coming from that community, revolution has a different meaning. karthick, i want to come back to you on the specific issues in play that could help either bernie sanders or hillary clinton do better because you're 14% of the vote on the table. what are some of the most important issues to asian american voters at large? >> well, some

david vitter of louisiana. what do you think about these efforts to impeach the irs commissioner? i think our country is in real trouble. look around, just look at what has happened over the last couple of years. republicans to go into office into the house and the senate and nothing was done. this is why people are up in arms. the irs is targeting people of conservative conviction. organizations that are conservative, like the tea party. whatever happened to rule of law? to sendyou ask people their children to the military to defend this country when they are doing what they are doing, targeting conservatives over democrats? i would like to ask a question. i understand that 90 members in the democratic legislative body of fully signed on members the communist party of the usa. when you look at the rhetoric, look at how young people are , youcing bernie sanders begin to wonder come is our country becoming a communist country? teach said if we do not our young people, we will wake up one day to find out we live in a communist country. commissioner did not show up to yesterday's heari

gun violence is. you compare that to the weak versus strong gun laws. louisiana has the highest level of gun violence, alaska, alabama, arizona, mississippi, look at that crossover with the states with the weakest gun laws. mississippi appearing on both lists. arizona appearing on both lists. to your point, it's not as if there's a correlation between letting there be more guns out there and less gun violence. >> right. you take states like new york, for example, i applaud governor cuomo. there have been leaders who have said in the wake of substantial violence, let's do something about it but when you get on the state level, especially when you are dealing with republican legislatures, that's where you are getting the blockage. >> don't forget when he's not talking about this, he's not saying this in a vacuum. we are talking about a huge powerful industry in this country that is pushing its product to consumers. to american consumers. and at the same time, it's financing many campaigns in washington just to keep the same stronghold in this country and keep selling guns to americans.

grandchildren. the bad weather also affecting louisiana, forcing one of the world's most famous music festivals to cancel part of the program. however, organizers say it will go on today. rick reichmuth is here. >> i don't think it will go on either. here is louisiana, a lot of rain. think about it, we have been talking about this for months. all the flooding across parts of texas and louisiana. the big flooding we have on the mississippi river, the same spot getting it again. all of this broader system now bringing a lot of rain into the northeast. kind of a washout of a day, a good day to stay inside and catch up on netflix or something. we'll continue to watch moisture here across this southern stream here, across parts of texas. look at this future radar. this is where we're sitting right now. some of the thunderstorms are sitting and not moving anywhere at all. throughout the day today, when you see those reds that's a lot of rain. we'll deal with it until around 6:00 p.m. tomorrow before this is out of here. that means some spots are going to see maybe another five to eight inch

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, the driver and company operations. >> reg gau lators in louisiana ordered one of the company's two buses out of service after safety reviews. it's not clear yet if that same bus was involved in this crash. >>> that's a look at a scary scene on the tappan zee bridge in new york's lower hudson valley. this was last week. drivers dash cam recorded a tractor-trailer rolling over on its side on friday morning's rush hour. flying debris hit five vehicles on the tappan zee. no one was hurt. the crash was caused by a failure of the truck's suspension system. >>> new this morning, travel troubles at chicago's o'hare airport. over the weekend passengers waited in long lines at tsa checkpoints. some stretching more than two hours. the backup got so long many passengers missed their flights. today the problem was back. tsa checkpoints are under staffed nationwide. there's a promise to hire hundreds of screeners next month. >>> and two soccer teams in england are now scheduled to play their match tomorrow after a bomb scare forced a stadium evacuation yesterday and canceled a contest. officials

. first let's start you in louisiana. this is where we had the dangerous weather over the weekend. we had a lot of flash flooding, numerous events that were canceled at some point, the jast jazzfest in new orleans had horrendous weather, a muddy mess. there was a lot of water in places that is not expected to be. so, unfortunately, this morning, more rain in louisiana and east texas. severe thunderstorm watch up until 9:00 a.m. this morning. large hail possible. thunderstorms just rolled through ft. worth. now they're heading through the dallas area. travel through louisiana, be careful. we expect another 1 to 2 inches of rain and eventually it moves to mississippi and also into areas of alabama. now the other story, the mid-atlantic region, today is going to be a severe weather threat day. 19 million people at risk. this area of yellow includes washington, d.c., richmond, roanoke, raleigh, charlotte, down to asheville. tornados are not really a threat today, but wind damage and maybe some small hail with the strongest of those storms. the morning commute is strong, minor travel probl

the rivers. for example, the red river in shreveport, louisiana, is going to rise until thursday and then recede. up and down the east coast yesterday, strong storms in maryland and virginia. reports of tennis ball and baseball-sized hail. 78 hail reports yesterday. today, a similar situation with the stalled front producing steady showers across the northeast. they'll last until noon, then it'll become more showery later this afternoon. a line of strong storms moving to eastern north carolina. another round of strong storms in columbia, south carolina, most of north carolina, even into southern virginia, we could see severe hail, damaging wind gusts. we could pick up one to two inches of rain. flash flooding possible. i think hail, again, is going to be the big story. >> dylan, we'll check back in in a moment. >>> johnson & johnson is ordered to pay $5 million to a woman who claimed that using the company's talcum powder products caused her to develop ovarian cancer. natalie is following the story. >> it is a $55 million settlement. johnson & johnson plans to appeal. it's the second

states senate in louisiana. anybody from louisiana here? hi, guys. bennett johnson, senator bennett johnson was the incumbent at the time. when david duke, the former grand wizard of the kkk i guess, whether he was the grand wizard or whatever he was, got the nomination, there were republican senators led by howard baker and bob dole that went to louisiana and campaigned for bennett johnston. against the nominee of our party. and made it clear up front they were doing that. now, have timed changed in terms of that? are people -- do people care too much about power? do they care too much about their place to avoid that? they might have been easier. it was more direct. bennett was a colleague. they, frankly, liked him. what i think adl needs to continue doing and i support adl and i am a member of adl, i run the kind of right wing roman catholic section you guys don't know about. >> yes. >> we're looking for members, by the way. but that's what i expect from adl. i expect adl to step out every time. i think a social conscious is important. i also expect our churches to do the same thi

and been surpassed that of north korea. host: let's go to charles entries port, louisiana. good morning. taking myank you for call. i was with the marine corps in 1950's. to seoul,l the way korea. there, we had been returned down and would go aboard the ship and make the return back to japan, but we were going to north korea. we went to the reservoir and i got frostbitten while i was up there, and that is the reason i got flown out with a medical discharge. here is my situation. we would have had korea north and south without the chinese interference if we had stopped at the 30th parallel as we had intended. was akorea was very, -- very, very desolate place. it would take them years to achieve much. but i think the chinese were on their side. if it had not been for harry truman, we would have no idea what would have happened. i just wanted to make a comment. you to you and those who have served. james person? interestingis an take and counterfactual. we don't know how it would have turned out, but the chinese government, which you have put this in perspective. 1949s only in octo

your camo when you came to visit me? >> for a guy who looked like louisiana, he certainly fit into new york city. >> i don't even know where i'm at. >> i could put you in the middle of the woods with some face paint -- >> i can't see where the sun is coming from. i only go by the hand up and there's nowhere in my city that has one of these. >> you had a different upbringing. tell me what it was like for you and your brothers. you would ride a bike without a helmet. ride in a car without a seat belt. >> i rode in the back of a truck. >> you were handling a gun at a young age. >> oh, yeah. shoot squirrels. >> was your goal to kill them? >> yeah, the goal is to kill them. mom would let us shoot squirrels in the yard. those were off limits because she liked looking at them and feeding them and stuff. >> we were afraid of squirrels in my neighborhood. >> you just didn't know how good they tasted. >> squirrel is good. >> you don't eat squirrel. >> did you do your beard in reverence to willie? >> yeah. a little trim every now and then. mom gets on my case. >> a little spring cleaning. unf

happened in the louisiana when the governorship changed, children were not allowed to opt-out of the schools anymore. they could only opt-out of the dns schools before they been allowed to opt-out. when the democratic governor came in place, they can opt-out of the sea school because it was okay. >> guest: that the egalitarian creed. it is not concerned with the making concerned with you making the most of your life. it is concerned with everybody making the same of their lives. for instance, i take this to me personally. i do okay. my family does pretty well. every 3-year-old daughter and a 1-year-old son. the view of the inequality critics is when i try to give them more opportunities, i am doing something wrong. their pursuit of happiness is less important than somebody who's born into a poor family. that is outrageous. each individual's life matters to him and the people he loves and cares about them or should each be free to make the most of it. the idea of holding some people down, even allegedly justified by lifting people up, the least you can say is that has nothing to do wi

the best? louisiana, texas and mississippi prices in the country. meantime, california's paying the highest price but they are still paying $1 less than what they were paying this time last year. and while $2 a gallon is firmly in the rearview mirror, experts tell me we can expect to pay less than $2.40 on a national average basis in the coming weeks. rebecca jarvis, abc news, new york. >>> hiroshima's peace memorial park is being cleared of visitors this morning in preparation for president obama's visit. today, mr. obama will be the first sitting u.s. president to visit the city where 140,000 people were killed by an atomic bomb. earlier the president joined other world leaders in wrapping up the annual g7 summit. they agreed to collectively tackle major risk to global growth. >> hillary clinton is defending her use of a private e-mail server after a blistering report by the state department. the day after the inspector general slammed clinton for violating government policy, she denied she did anything wrong. clinton told abc's liz kreutz that the practice was allowed and she sai

charters only owns two buses, but back in may of last year, it was ordered by louisiana state inspectors to take one of those buses off the road to fix brake and exit door problems. eight people died in saturday's crash, and the ntsb is investigating. jamie yuccas has our report. >> reporter: in video taken at the scene on a remote stretch of highway nearly 50 miles north of laredo, texas, you can see it raining heavily. the conditions were the same when the driver of the bus lost control and rolled over. federal investigators are trying to determine if weather was a factor in the deadly crash. 52 people were on the charter bus headed to a casino. seven people died at the scene of the crash. another died later at a hospital. 44 others had to be treated for their injuries. the driver of the bus is among the survivors. >> this is a very serious accident. >> reporter: cbs news transportation safety analyst mark rosenker. >> were there problems with the highway itself, were there weather issues, was the driver fatigued, was there a medical incident with the driver, was the drive distracted?

got it the best? well, the gulf states, including mississippi, louisiana and texas are paying some of the lowest prices in the nation for gas. and even in california, where prices are the highest in the country, a gallon of gas is still $1 lower than and while that $2 a gallon gas is furmly in the rear view mirror at this point, the experts tell me we can expect prices below $2.40 in the coming weeks. david? >> rebecca, thank you so much. >>> and there is still much more ahead on "world news tonight" this thursday. the breaking developments involving the mother of the so-called affluenza teen. the family tried to blame a drunk driving crash that killed four on his privileged upbringing, that he didn't understand what he had done. and then fleeing to mexico. tonight, word coming in. new charges the mother is now facing. >>> the frightening confrontation. strangers at her door. the text messages a daughter sent her mother, and the moment the people that broke in ground her. >>> and take a look at this. incredible pictures coming in. this is boston harbor. a construction site. and if

week the governor of louisiana is expected to sign into law a so-called blue lives matter bill. the first of its kind, the bill would make it a hate crime to target officers and other first responders because of the uniforms they wear. nbc's gabe gutierrez has the details. >> reporter: it was the deadly ambush of two new york police officers in 2014, and then a texas sheriff's deputy last august, that prompted louisiana state representative lance become known as the blue lives matter bill. >> this, i think, it just a rudimentary thing that we ought to do to protect those that are protecting us. >> reporter: the bill would expand louisiana's hate crime statute beyond race and gender to include the targeting of police officers, firefighters, and ems personnel. the penalty? five years in prison, or a maximum fine of $5,000. the ate legislature passed the bill almost unanimously. now the governor says he'll sign it. but critics argue the bill confuses the purpose of hate crime laws. >> law enforcement and ems are not parts of people's forever identities and should not be included in the

they knew how to hammer him in georgia, mississippi, louisiana, arkansas, tennessee, where they are real value voters, that's a place where hammering the right way, your support bleeds -- trump bleeds into the low teens. you just could. it just depends on who that candidate is. >>> still ahead -- senate majority leader mitch mcconnell. or as president reagan once introduced him, mitch o'donnell. no, he didn't do that. >> it happened. we'll talk about his new memoir. >> i like that. >>> first, bernie sanders needs a big win out west, mika. >> yes, but by the time the polls close in california, will hillary clinton have already clinched the nomination? soon. i like the bride more than the groom. turquois dresses... so excited. did all her exes get invited? no one's got moves like uncle joe. ♪ should i stay or should i go? ♪ when it's go, book with choice hotels and get a free $50 gift card for staying just two times. book direct at choicehotels.com. you always have a choice. sir, can you hear me? two, three. just hold the bag. we need a portable x-ray, please! [ nurse ] i'm a nurs

watching stretching from texas to louisiana. probably end up with about two feet of rain before this is all said and done. and we're watching what could become tropical storm bonnie. winds of 35 miles per hour, moving west-northwest at about 13 miles per hour. looks like it will make landfall sometime saturday afternoon. may even slow up. we're looking for dangerous rip currents, rough surf, heavy rain at times. we're looking at rainfall amounts anywhere, lester, from about three to five inches of rain. this will be the only -- only the eighth tropical storm to form in the month of may since 1980. >> al, thank you. >>> the memorial day mad dash is well under way with 38 million americans expected to travel over the next few days. one of the busiest periods of the year. we'll take a look now at some of the nation's largest airports live. the tsa surging screener officers into the nation's airports in afr effort to ease the log jam we've seen. what we haven't seen for a while, gas prices suddenly on the rise. tom costello has all the latest. >> reporter: kickoff to the summer 2016 travel

across arkansas, louisiana, mississippi, oklahoma and a good chunk of texas. >> the wild weather also stretching east, cold and blustery conditions in new england. so windy and boston history has fallen. a 160-year-old ben franklin statue toppling over. >>> in maine a record-breaking spring snowstorm. less than two weeks until memorial day and people are digging out with 6 inches of snow on the ground. all of this happening in lay mate. now that late season snow shouldn't stick around too long. temperatures in maine today expected to be near 70. >>> breaking overnight that raging wildfire in canada that had thousands of people three their home, well, they're on the move again. earlier this morning the fire destroyed sections of the city of ft. mcmurray. now it's moving north forcing evacuations at work camps more than 30 miles away. 8,000 oil production workers had to evacuate for a second time. >>> also breaking overnight the week's long manhuntis partly over. one of those suspects is in custody. tony reed surrendered at the mexic mexican border. his brother john is still on the run.

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warnings in effect. that rain will stretch from the texas coast to southern louisiana. upwards of four to five inches of rain in some areas. and that's making its way into the mid-atlantic coast as well. through saturday with again anywhere from 2 to 3 inches of rain. we're going to get to your local forecast comin hmmmmmm..... [ "dreams" by beck ] hmmmmm... hmmmmm... the turbocharged dream machine. the volkswagen golf gti. part of the award-winning golf family. >>. >> good thursday morning, i'm meteorologist kari hall. we start out with clouds in a few spots. others sunshine. temperatures in the mid to upper 50s. it will be much cooler today, feeling like springtime. in the mid 70s for the south bay. low 70s for the peninsula and east bay at 72. 76 for the tri-valley. we have mid 70s for the north bay. san francisco today is up to 66. the winds will be kicking in later on this evening. we'll have gusts over 20 miles per hour. >> and that's your weather. matt? >> al, thanks very much. >>> coming up, more on the disappearance and crash of egyptair flight 804. that plane make abrupt

deslajiers from louisiana. you were with him right before the tennessee primary. >> correct. >> so did what happened today with donald trump and speaker ryan, was that enough for you or do you really want him to come out, the speaker and endorse donald trump as soon as possible? >> i think he needs to as soon as possible. he is our nominee. it happened rather fast and media happening is because of you, quite frankly, and the question last week and set off the firestorm. >> you're not blaming the immediate why. >> crediting you. it's a news cycle. everyone thought this was probably going to go further. i think cruz dropping out took people by surprise and a certain distance between now and the republican convention in july where we kind of put these things together and kind of been forced in a sense to fast forward the process and trump hasn't had a chance to meet the lawmakers and as he does that and i think you mentioned earlier with dana, paul ryan found trump to be very engaging, congenial and i think others find the same thing. >> is there more pressure on speaker hou eer within th

particularly hard. the mosquito region around texas, louisiana, mississippi, alabama, georgia, and florida. and these women, from all walks of life, all socioeconomic groups. this will be a big public health consequence for us unless we step up and take action and get the mosquitos under control, make more investments in diagnostics and in vaccine development. >> the president asked congress to do something. at this point it's moving forward, but it's not as much as he asked for, and how far away are we from both bills being -- it actually getting through both houses of congress and signed? >> i mean, we have three problems with what's going on in congress. the most important is nothing is yet passed. the house has passed a bill, the senate has passed a bill. they're in conference committee. the mosquitos will not wait for the conference committee. summer is coming. mosquito populations get active in the southern united states. while they're debating on capitol hill, the mosquitos are not waiting. they've substantially under-funded the president's request. and part of the funding in the ho

him explain everything. the louisiana time it didn't go too well. >> he was having trouble explaining how it went down. lou: it's clear trump is going to come after them. this war on women stuff that she like to call, it look like it will be a tough issue for her. >> she knows she'll not be able to slide that in there like she would with a didn't nominee. >> trump targeting him, he's targeting trump, the "new york times," "the washington post," they look like they are operating attack ad, not as national newspapers. >> i was surprised. if you are going to try to take a guy like trump out who is very, very difficult, you don't go with the new york time, the weak woman story stuff. you have got to wait with all those reporters and the bob woodwards of the world. you have to hit them with something startling. if you don't, people say, is that all there is? >> the people aren't just right-wing conservatives. that was a joke. it was a joke. >> that was as lame as anything i have ever seen. he's going after mccain and bringing up quote-unquote relationship trying to make something out of th

louisiana, west of baton rouge, this morning. miguel, good morning. >> good morning. this area has been hit hard by the deluge. many homes in the community already have damage. adding insult to injury, the region is under a flash flood watch today. the one thing this community does not need more of is water. >> reporter: the deadly storms pounding the south have shown no mercy. rain, hail, lightning and tornadoes, crippling communities in at least four states. while in kentucky, flash flooding swept away one person, who this morning, has been confirmed dead. today, 4 million are under flash flood watches. in lake charles, where streets and homes were inundated, they're bracing for more swift water rescues today after ten inches of rain. >> all the rooms are flooded. all my floors are gone. >> reporter: the storm system that flooded louisiana killed six in texas over the weekend. among those unable to escape the fast-rising flood waters, four children. 6 through 9 years old. along with their great grandmother. palestine wasn't the only community in the bull's eye. >> that is crazy. thank

, that's the safety of their children. >> joining you or you joining them, alabama, georgia, louisiana, oklahoma, tennessee, utah, west virginia and wisconsin. so these are the states that have joined you. what is the next legal step? >> so i anticipate the obama administration will file a response and we'll have a hearing on this. our goal is to put a preliminary injunction and to permanently enjoin from going into effect. >> you said count me in and i think that's admirable. ken paxton, thank you. we'll see what happens next because i have a sense this is not going away. >>> meanwhile, coming up straight ahead, we're turning trash into treasure by transforming this old living room into something new. you can do the same thing at home, because you're at home and we're here. >>> but first on this day in 8 1198 6, whitney houston topped the charts with "greatest love of all." there she is. ♪ (man) ah i forgot to record that show. (woman) now we have to wait forever to see it. (jon bon jovi) with directv, you don't. ♪ you see, we've got the power to turn back time. ♪ ♪ that show

cosby has said it was consensual sexual activity. >>> fox 8 in new orleans, louisiana lawmakers pass a first in the nation bill to expand hate crime laws to protect police, firefighters and emergency medical crews. the governor is expected to sign it. legislatures in five other states have been unable to pass so-called blue lives matter laws. critics say they run necessary and could weaken current hate crime statutes. thnchts is a live look at san francisco from our affiliate fox 2, one of the big stories, supervisors will take another run at clarifying sanctuary city protections for illegal immigrants. the new rule calls for officers to notify federal immigration personnel only if a defendant is charged with a violent crime and has been convicted of one within the last seven years. the city's sanctuary policy has been under attack since last year's killing of a woman by an illegal immigrant released from sheriff's custody. that's tonight's life look from outside the beltway from "special report." we'll be right back. poor mouth breather. allergies? stuffy nose? can't sleep? tak

of flooding for parts of the south. nearly a foot after rain has already fallen in southern louisiana, leading to dozens of swift water rescues there. at least six people died when severe weather hit texas over the weekend. >> reporte . >>> firefighters still putting out hot spots from a fire that gutted a historic church here in manhattan. flames were shooting out through the window and roof of the serbian orthodox cathedral. it was built in the ear starbucks. y'ser slapped with a lawsuit ia investigative rr developments. >> g m first, as you meioned, the lawsuit against starbucks claiming they underfill hot lattes. we told you about that weeks ago. measured for ourselves. now, a starbucks customer in chicago is filing this new class action, saying starbucks is underfilling the cold advertises 24 fluid ounces. according to the lawsuit, you get 14 ounces of liquid. >> it's an interesting case. >> reporter: legal analyst karen de soto reviewed the case. >> they include this photo of the cup. the claim is the black lines are fill lines, and saying, only fill the liquid up to the black l

new orleans, expanded access to medical marijuana for people in louisiana. democratic governor john bell edwards signed the bill today. it increases the number of diseases that can be legally treated by marijuana and allows physicians to recommend the drug rather than prescribe tlt. >>> this is a live look at new york, from our affiliate fox 5, one of the big stories there and around the country tonight, the death of veteran "60 minutes" correspondent morley safer. a cbs publicist confirms he died today. the versatile safer carved out a career covering both serious stories like the vietnam war and offbeat features. he retired from "60 minutes" just last week. morley safer was 84. there's no one road out there. no one surface... no one speed... no one way of driving on each and every road. but there is one car that can conquer them all. the mercedes-benz c-class. five driving modes let you customize the steering, shift points, and suspension to fit the mood you're in... and the road you're on. the 2016 c-class. lease the c300 for $359 a month at your local mercedes-benz dealer. burni

vocalize their rage and that will not be easily undone. as a louisiana boy experiencing da gentleman vau there is no way to uncook the gumbo. explain that to everybody else. >> it's hard to put the genie back in the bottle. once you kind of set the stage and give people a chance and normalize a certain kind of behavior, a certain kind of langua language, a certain kind of political morality that it does not easily change back even if you lose because people then have said to themselves i was able to for the first time in my life maybe say the things that i had on my heart, the pain that i was experiencing i was able to express it and this person gave me the right to do that. and now they start to search for the next person who will not only give them the right to express it, but win the election. i think that's going to happen with bernie and with donald trump. i think a lot of people on the democratic side have said this has given me a right to vocalize. >> trump has created a permission structure and expanded the window. i think some of it is good. there are things that are like politi

fruition. we have more going on. dangerous situation right now in eastern texas and louisiana. severe thunderstorm watches in effect. also, flood watches and warnings, as well as the heavy thunderstorms that train on top of the region. as we watch today, we are looking at, again, for today, severe weather. 11 million people at risk for severe storms. large hail, damaging winds. in fact, some areas already picked up 10 to 12 inches of rain. some areas in parts of east texas picking up 17 inches. look over the next 24 hours. flash flood watches for over 12 million people. flash flood warnings for another 1.5 million, just about. we're looking anywhere from three to five inches of rain out of this. flooding will continue to be a problem, probably on into tomorrow and possibly sunday morning, as the flood waters start to recede. >> thank you. >>> also this morning, less than a year after announcing his candidacy, donald trump has the magic number of delegates he needs to clinch the republican nomination. he's showing no sign of softening his tone in an effort to get general electiovoters.

. hillary has always supported these policies. that is arcadia, louisiana. go-ahead it, victor. guest: good morning. i support bernie sanders because i think he is a good candidate. i think his agenda means a lot to america. as far as jobs and the super pacs and all that, that's what's destroyed america. he is trying to make a difference to restructure this country to do something about making it better for people to get or jobs and more pay for women. women deserve more than what they are getting. i am for that. i believe we need to back him. i do believe he is going to make a good president we need some of its way to be strong and determined to take a difference. host: if he does not receive the democratic nomination, would you support hillary clinton? guest: it depends. i believe whoever is the nominee, i think they are going to be determined to get america strong again. i'm a big supporter. it's all about being able to get america believing that you can be strong again. iowa on thep his line for hillary clinton. go ahead. that: i just want to say back when bernie sanders first , h

states now. janet shamlian is in louisiana tonight. janet? >> reporter: kate, good evening. the southern storms have been relentless. tonight, it is louisiana in the cross hairs. thousands of homes like this one in the flood zone. the lake charles area has been especially hard hit by this dangerous flash flooding. one car swept off the road and under a foot bridge. more than six inches of rain in the region since midnight in some areas, ten inches. in lafayette, interstate 49 shut down in both directions for several hours but despite the conditions, some drivers still trying to make their way through the rising water. the storms also battered new orleans where for a second day some events were cancelled. tonight 20 million americans are under the threat of more severe weather and flooding and thousands of homes are like this one, without power in the water and more severe weather on the way. kate, back to you. >> janet shamlian, thank you so much. >>> in iraq a big anti-government protest and occupation inside the heavily protected green zone in baghdad is over tonight. but a po

crushed. more thunderstorms sparked flash flood watches and warning across southern louisiana. david begnaud is in carencro where roads are covered in water. good morning. >> reporter: it caught a lot of people offguard, norah. in the heart of cajun countri, it was a slow-moving spring storm that flooded portions of the bayou state. near carencro, the flood stage was at one foot yesterday. dropped overnight about five inches. more rain is on the way. we're told at least in the southern part of the bayou state, another two to five inches is headed this way. violent storms stretching from the midwest to the deep south delivered punishing rains and damaging hail overnight. this funnel cloud was spotted at horseshoe lake, arkansas. at least one tornado was reported outside indianapolis. large hail pelted parts of southern louisiana where some places saw nearly ten inches of rain sunday. several days of torrential storms led to flash flooding and left more than 8,000 people without power. >> holy crap! did you see that? oh, my god! >> reporter: the heavy planes texas left roads so saturat