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comparisons between the allegations made against roy moore and the allegations that were made against him during the president s campaign last year when after that access hollywood tape, several women accused him of sexual assault. we re expecting to see roy moore here tonight in fort payne, alabama. he s going to speak at a rally, where, kate, it s hard to see how these questions of these allegations don t come up. continuing to follow him. if he answers the questions, that continues to be a question. thank you. appreciate it. discuss this and more. john hammontry, endorsed moore s opponent, doug jones and ned ryun, grass roots group. thanks for coming in. when you see the president s tweets as he laid them out is there any doubt in your mind the president, even though he hasn t necessarily said it, the president s endorsing roy moore here? yes.
you are and the rain still coming. appreciate it. and focusing on 6,000 rescues, performed already, with thousands more still waiting for help. some shelters are overflowing and shortages of food and fuel. cnn s scott mclean is in houston where a fresh evacuation is underway. scot scott, also standing in water there. out with the navy rescues folks. what can you tell us? reporter: yes, jim. lots of folks associated with the cajun navy. a grass roots group of volunteers of people with their own boats and those who came on their own hoping to help. interesting about this neighborhood in northeast houston is that there s a bit of an island of, that s dry. on this side you see a lot of houses. they re not flooded. probably don t have water inside them and not many basements, if any, in this part of the world. the problem to get out, you got to go down here, get out.
margin. russia-gate, russia-gate. reporter: democrats grabbing on to the furor are grabbing on to the issues important to 2017, like darrell issa. many of these constituents part of a grass roots group. like the ones that filled town halls this weekend, from texas to south carolina. trumpcare was toast. reporter: newly fueled by the health care bill being pulled, these constituents began flooding d.c. inboxes to issa, trump and nunes.
immigration. we will not back down. reporter: opening his final term, he led the charge on state bills protecting undocumented immigrants, sending a message to washington. we can t prohibit them doing what they want to do, but we don t have to help them. no more funding. reporter: trump has pledged to take away federal funding from so-called sanctuary cities. cities that refuse to corporate with federal authorities will not receive taxpayer are dollars. reporter: with all major california cities declaring themselves sanctuaries, he knows hundreds of millions of dollars are on the table. it s my hope there pts would be political retribution. they are creating a hysteria. reporter: a conservative grass roots group says state lawmakers are ignoring the 4 million californiaians who voted