hurricane katrina. he spent an hour and a half yesterday evening trying to get his wife out from underneath a tree that had fallen into their trailer, one of three that had fallen into their trailer and said that at this point he isn t sure which one is worse, michael or katrina. why didn t you leave? because just like everybody else, didn t want to leave what we had. all right? and basically, i had no choice. all right? everybody i have is right there. you know, just the choice we had to make. and i talked to a lot of people in that mobile home park. at least a dozen of them stayed. they don t have anything left there right now. their cars, if they have them are destroyed. and most of them had reasons for staying, be it finances.
being on. we want to wrap up the show with today s big picture. this comes to us from indonesia. huge recovery effort underway. look at this photo. rescuers pulling a woman to safety from underneath a collapsed house. that s after indonesia was hit back to back by an earthquake that triggered a deadly tsunami with waves as high as 20 feet. rescuers were scrambling to find victims. they faced a race against time to find any survivors. more than 8 00 people have been kill sod far. we re keeping an eye on that story. we re also keeping an eye on everything else happening on the news. i ll see you tonight for more on the nafta trade deal. the topic of the president s speech ready to start in the next few minutes. good morning. craig melvin on another busy day. we are following two big stories on this monday. first, new deal. any minute now president trump
father made today again it was many years to call to the center in the center of turkey and takes the and then views this building and people they couldn t go inside they they had the memory to meet underneath a in front of the building right i think that was very important this is part of our memories and then. as you remember we had. five years ago five years ago at this time it was it innovation process. were projected but it s still done and then six months ago they called me from college a new state i m in touch of means there himself. and they said. do you want to make it again and you said yes i say it is because this for me more than architecture and books is very nostalgic it s something that my father gave vollmer is about is sure i want to read you something that turkey s chamber of
it s a cat-and-mouse game, we are put in the middle. just seeking release will be the best course of action, rather than doing our own thing. bill: people in orange county are less safe because of these laws? absolutely. cereal car burglars in california, those are misdemeanors. people are tired of this stuff. we can t just turn a blind eye to public safety because the state would like to ignore that the federal government has exclusive jurisdiction. it s just not right. bill: darrell issa represent san diego, we talked about this. here was his comment. they want to be out from underneath a very bad idea, which is to release criminals and not let i.c.e. and the other authorities know it. that s where it is going to go to the courts but it s also going to the people, do you want to live in a sanctuary city, doing violent criminals are being released, when in fact,
sheriffs and police chiefs, they want to be out from underneath a very bad idea. which is to release criminals and not let i.c.e. and the other authorities know it. that s where it s going to go to the courts but also to the people, do you want to live in a sanctuary city, knowing violent criminals are being released when, in fact, they could be deported? bill: what is your thinking about why sacramento is kicking out laws like this? is it a thumb in the eye to washington? is it more directed to the trump team? what do you think about that? we are a state that was so lopsided, believe it or not, jerry brown has to be the conservative vetoing extreme activities coming out of the legislature. we are a state where they are playing to the far left. bernie sanders here would be considered mainstream. that s our problem in california. we are out of touch with reality. and we are getting away with it,