military getting out of the israeli armored columns continue their sweep to the south left the on the gaza strip and to the south in sinai how did it happen and more importantly what happens now going to this one thing that they think the lever again no one is a. little better than that they think that people must make. you think you are making real progress today where would you like to stop i m going to occupy the whole of jerusalem. the one that you wish to increase the land area that israel will try to learn to. treat the land side the best. piece on. the phone. i was in london when the world it s institutions and after the war two i was and.
and the boat will not be able to evacuate it s own water in the hole. there has been a couple nay sayers saying there is back up systems, batteries, they re electric driven, these particular vessels are not like a regular boat. they are mechanically driven. the pump in the center of the ship is driveen through a drive shaft and a transfer case. it is an unfortunate chain of events that happened here. there is an issue with jurisdiction and who was responsible for it. it is split between the land side, the d.o.t., and the coast guard, explain. yeah, you re absolutely right with that. you know there is a huge disconnect between the coast guard and the department of transportation. if anything can come out of this
in an interview with politico yesterday, ohio congressman said even more retirements could be coming down the pike. joining us from washington is daniel. good to have you with us this morning. you could see somebody like darrel isis in california going to a democrat, giving where the district is. not all of those districts that have retiring republicans are leaving, or favorable to another party. how likely do you think there is a democratic land side? i think you are seeing people like darrell issa and ed royce see the writing on the wall. trump is going to drag down the brand a lot in november. he is at 35% or so approval ratings. it s hard to keep the house of representatives or senate when you have such low numbers.
the largest municipal bankruptcy in history. is there a fix from washington for what will be a very big problem? there may be a fix, but i think it s going to take an awful lock long time. interesting that trump and the ve very address illinois went to texas and florida, two state the that voted for him and in puerto rico, a state where he s not popular, yesterday he finally kmeptded on it to lecture them about their debt problems. he has been awfully busy, though, talking about alabama, tweeting about alabama, spending time in alabama. that is today. the is it his candidate, or does moore win? what are the implications on 2018 in terms of who wins? what a fascinating story. the likely winner, judge moore, probably in a land side who is the candidate that steve bannon supports and who mitch mcconnell
back in 1950 and this will rival that we think. ed, you heard bill just talked about your latest path. that s putting together all the data you have, you re pretty certain this won t scoot out over the gulf again. but almost worse, it will just stall or meander just on the land side? that s the worst part about this, is the slowing and perhaps stalling in the area of coastal texas. and because of that, as we ve been talking about, we have a large area of ex he cessive rai. we re expecting at least 20 independence of rain and there could be isolated amounts of 40 inches within that. for our friends in new orleans where they ve had a heck of a time with the system built by the corps of engineers, the city pumps where they don t need