staying one step ahead for over a decade, if he was taking that much dope. i would submit to you. just one other lie that i would submit to you is a lie that he s trying to get you to believe to feel sympathetic for him as if the dope was the cause of the money and the cause of his issues when the reality is it wasn t. this had been going on for a long time and the finances prove differently. but what else about this? you ve seen the interviews, and we re going to play some clips of these interviews. i m not going to play them all for you again. you ve watched, but if you have any question, go back and watch them. he talks about being paranoid. watch those interviews when he s with dave owen. he doesn t look like he s withdrawing from any drugs. his responses are appropriate. he s not displaying any paranoia. he s smooth. he s focused on the events. he s focused on trying to get information about the case from law enforcement officers, which is interesting in its own right. w
going door to door doing approximatepost control services. now still so many hours later, there remains there are three blocks in the very densely populated and very busy mission district that remain cordoned off. and let me show you what is just arrived here in just the last few minutes here on valencia street. there are two buses. those have been brought in for residents in this area who are being affected by the standoff to just kind of sit and lounge in. of course the biggest concern for police is that the person s room has a window facing valencia street in that building. they have ee vvacuated the area. a police have toll us they have moved it inside that building. they have made contact and the person did talk with officers probably about 6:30 or so this evening in the hall outside of the room. but the conversation was not productive. this area is one of the most densely populated and busy neighbors in the city and we talked with a restaurant customer who talked ab
martha raddatz on the front lines, askings, are we close to defeating the enemy? from abc news, it s this week. reporting from baghdad, co-anchor martha raddatz. good morning to you from iraq where the fight against isis terrorists is intensifying. the enemy, voters see as one of the most important challenges our next president will surely inher inherit. with a growing number of u.s. forces, nearly 5,000 u.s. troops on the ground in iraq, and several hundred headed to syria, the decisions our next commander in chief will make about this fight will have life or death consequences. we have seen the battle from the air. but this week, for the first time, we saw the american ground forces up close, as they helped the iraqis push back isis. it s battle that continues to claim american lives. the two weeks ago. half a dozen bombings and shootings of late. a sign that the terrorist threat is evolving yet again. we ll have exclusive interviews with american soldiers and marines
snyder apologizes again for his role in the poisoning of flint s water supply as calls for his resignation grow for covering up the lead contamination. an on elected emergency manager appointed by snyder switched flint s water source to the long polluted flint river to save money. then we go to stunning developments in guatemala, where police have arrested 18 x military leaders on charges of crimes against humanity. we will speak with investigative .ournalist allan nairn fear is growing in immigrant communities across the united states as the u.s. government carries out a national campaign targeting families, including many who fled violence in south america. we will speak with two immigration attorneys. they came to my house looking for someone else. opened the door and they brought us down from the room and asked me for identification and they told me i was already deported. amy: all that and more coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace
conditions ahead. but it was a powerful storm. mainly clear skies right now. but let s look back at the peak gusts from yesterday. this is a live view from emoriville at the western sky. ups 78 miles per hour. pacific hills, 63 miles per hour. 59 at los gatos. and things are much calmer now. and skies clearer as we look over san francisco. 61 in san francisco. 59 half-moon bay. more temperature reads. lowe 60s. and i ll show you what s coming our way. it is going to really warm up later this week. show you ha moment. the biggest issue still lingering from the storm is power outages. not many left but a few neighborhoods lost power last night and still waiting this afternoon. are they still waiting wayne? good afternoon larry. they still have. 19 hours in, pg&e has now called in more reinforcements. the broken power line over my shoulder. people working in the trees wov sabove it. no estimate when it is going to be fixed. 3730 370 people still without power at this poi