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on the left, neighbors a allowed to go home and only to find a mess. and on the right, the clean up. let s go to the hard hit neighborhood in happy hollow park. what are the people coming home to? a muddy mess. the crews are working, even at this late hour here in rock springs. some people were not sure there were allowed back in. but they frankly could not wait any longer. the anticipation was so great, so they went in anyway. this evening, lit up by flashlight and camera light, these two women went after case after case of expensive supplies that they uses to work out of her home as a debbeautician. be lost everything. in the kitchen. daisy s father shows where the water rose two feet, marking it on a fridge raand then shows th bedroom. they paid nearly $1600 a month. the family had no renter s insurance. he is upset that the release came with no warning. they should have told us three days so we can leave. they have hardly alone. the neighbors carrying ba ....
new problems. we have team coverage and team bay area coverage bob redell has coverage on the clean up. let s star with meteorologist kari hall tracking the storm. it looked like it was weakening. now what? we are still expecting a weakening storm as we get a live look outside at san jose. and temperatures are still very chilly with these clear skies. and i want to show you storm ranger is parked on san bruno mountain scanning around the bay area. nothing on the radar as of yet. but as we open up the picture, we do start to see some of the showers across far northwestern california and the pacific northwest. we will continue to monitor this as it rolls down the coast, but this will indeed be a much dryer storm and it continues to weaken as it moves closer. so, this one not originating out there in the pacific. it s not tapping into any subtropical moisture so that s one of the things that we ll see different from this storm from the ones that we ve seen previously. ....
alone, for sure, we got 80,000 signatures saying we don t experiment on our children and pregnant women in america. this is america. [ applause ] as a result, not only was the study canceled, and by the way, those who got their $750,000 got to keep it. not only was the study canceled, by senator boxer led the fight on the hill short time after and actually won legislation that went through the house and the senate to stop experiment on children in this country. and i m thinking like, yeah, right? why would we ever do that? why do we need law that says the pesticide industry cannot sit next to and join with the environmental protection agency and poison our children? why do we need a law? but we do. so where are we today? today, we are in flint, michigan. where 100,000 people, 100,000 estimated, i think it s much more than that. 100,000 people were poisoned by their own government. 100,000 people drank lead contaminated water. 100,000 people, by our own government. gm, b ....
mark during his three decades on the supreme court. he asked more questions and made more comments than any other justice and was known for his out-sized personality and brilliant legal mind. according to the u.s. marshal s service he was found dead this morning when he didn t show up for breakfast at a resort in west texas. ronald reagan chose him for the high court in 1986 and he was the longest serving member of the current court. always sticking to his guns, willing to write separate dissents, arguing that the law actually should be turning in a conservative direction. reporter: he was born to italian immigrants in trenton, new jersey. his family later moved to queens. college took him to georgetown university and harvard law school. one of the staunchest conservative members of the court, he was a strong advocate for gun rights, privacy and he consistently voted to let states outlaw abortion. in 2012 he talked to charlie rose about one of the court s most famou ....
the teens were shot near a church. the police have cleared the scene within the last 45 minutes. this investigation is ongoing. police are busy following up on leads. at this hour no arrests have been made. we saw the crime scene unit combing through the scene. police arrived in the 1500 block of east sixth street around 6:30 this evening. they found a 14 and 16-year-old boys lying in the street. they were walking when someone drove up and started firing. they were rushed to st. luke s hospital. one was in critical condition, one in serious condition. we spoke to a woman, this is what else she saw. the first one was down over there. and then the other one looks like running, and then he got him over there with two shots. i guess he got away one of them. reporter: witnesses say they heard multiple shots. police continue to conduct interviews and again follow leads, if you have information they are asking that you give them a call. we re following a developing story ....