or if the one suspect is the body that you see lying in the street. we are trying t clarify that right now with the los angeles police department. this just happened about 35 minutes ago. kttv, our fox affiliate just arrived on scene 2 1/2 minutes ago. you can see they are wandering the scene with us trying to gets an idea of what they are looking at there. first responders are on the scene. you have a number of police units from across los angeles that are on the scene as well trying to figure out what happened. what s unclear as well if people are still inside this fedex offers. standard operating procedure would be when you lock the place down you make sure people are safe and secure. that s if police entered the building which we don t see any signs. there is one police officer walking in front. that gives an indication they believe whatever happened inside the fedex store is now secure.
of rain across the area. earlier on studio b, our fox affiliate reporter in grand isle louisiana showed us why that would be a huge problem. the mayor of this area, mayor david car mandale very concerned about especially where i m standing right now. this is a levee constructed by the army corps of engineers it is eroding into the gulf of mexico. this levee basically used to be about 5 or 6 feet into the water now and pushed back and parts of the levee still falling off. trace: forecasters say new orleans is right in the storm s bulls eye this as the army corps of engineers is about to give around new orleans a near failing grade. that s even with $10 billion in improvements after hurricane katrina. so the big question tonight, how is the city going to handle all of the rain, casey stegall with the news. is he streaming live tonight from saint bernard s parish
he said those calling for the removal of u.s. troops in afghanistan lost their way. federal officials are releasing more water through the south dakota levees along the missouri river to release floodwaters. four inches of additional rainfall is expected for early this week in that area. those are some of the top stories for now. congresswoman gabrielle giffords and husband mark kelly are enjoying a special father s day weekend in her first trip to tuson since the tragic mass shooting. our fox affiliate has more. reporter: a tweet from tuson. that s what congresswoman gabrielle giffords friends, family and constituents have been waiting months to see. after spending the last couple of days at home in houston with her husband mark kelly, giffords made the trip back to the old pueblo to spend private time with the people she loves the most. a quiet father s day weekend home with her parents. come to feel the same way about gabrielle giffords if
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relay the information to us? i will. our fox affiliate is here as well. i m here for you. very good. before you go, once again, you said they are suggesting that the tsunami waves could be six feet high when they hit hawaii. are they giving a time, an estimated time of arrival there? i believe it s still 2:59 a.m. i m on the southwest corner. they are not as concerned as if this happened in the southern pacific. obviously the waves will go around the whole island. thank you very much. stay close. we re getting a lot of tweets from people in japan. there is communication, the government is trying to tell everyone to stay calm and help each other out. the death toll in japan is