the political uncertainties on both size of the atlantic are also a big issue. fascinating events coming up. you are back laterment still to come the head of thw ft group will be here to talk about how they have managed to do what some thought impossible — make money from newspapers in the age of internet news. you're with business live from bbc news. the government will this morning announce a national strategy for britain's buses as part of its £25 billion plans to develop the uk's infrastructure. the chancellor sajid javid will pledge the money to help develop the uk's first only electric bus town. victoria fritz is at one of the uk's biggest bus makers in scarborough. when you want a bus, you never find one7 when you want a bus, you never find one? no, and now apparently i'm in charge of one. this one is heading to you in london at about 9 o'clock. so i've another 20 minutes before it disappears. bus making is big business in scarborough, about 700 people are involved in the industry. but the sales are down 40% on last year. passenger numbers continue to

they were both working onboard the bremen, which was a luxury liner that would cross the atlantic from germany to the united states. >> i became a first class steward, and the captain found out that there is a steward who does some magic. so one day roy comes here and he helped me. >> and? >> and afterwards, i wanted to find out how he liked it. the great siegfried. what a great performance i gave, and he was not very impressed. >> i asked him, "well, if you can make a rabbit disappear, how about making a cheetah disappear?" >> i said, "in magic anything is possible." he calls me over into his cabin, open up the door, and there was thcheetah. >> on the boat? >> on the boat. >> he had snuck chico onboard and was hiding him in his cabin. >> we put him into the act. we had a standing ovation. >> your act was born. >> and i thought in show business you don't have to be only good you have to be different, and roy brought the difference. >> they left the ship and they began touring throughout europe. ♪ they were a hit. people began to fall in love with the cheetah, chico. they had somethin

as we look beyond monday, to the atlantic influence into our weather, so there will be further weather, so there will be further weather fronts. this is weather, so there will be further weatherfronts. this is how tuesday is looking. the cloud is moving on. outbreaks of rain. the further east you are in england, the likely are you are in england, the likely are you are in england, the likely are you are to stay dry. the temperatures are higher, 2a celsius. mid week temperatures are coming down again. why? we have a cold front moving southwards as we go into wednesday. the isobars are starting to turn around into a more northerly direction. a chillier scotla nd northerly direction. a chillier scotland by the end of wednesday. rain clearing away from the south—east. the rain may be welcome. further showers across scotland, northern ireland and into england. northern ireland and into england. northern scotland only around 12 celsius. 20 at best in the south—east. for much of the uk, we are sticking around the mid teens. a mediocre warm up at the start of the week and then temperatures

mid-atlantic states. do >>> good morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. expect our temperatures to range anywhere from 69 in half moon bay in san francisco to the low to mid-90s for the inland valleys, and it's going to be slightly cooler today, compared to the past couple of days. our cooling trend continues for the rest of the week, with our valleys and some of the warmest spots in the mid 80s by the end of the week, into the weekend, with san francisco misting and drizzling. highs will reach into the upper 60s. >> it's like riding a bike. >> you know what, it feels good. >> >> it's like riding a bike. >> you know what, it feels good. >> like a four-seat bike. >> exactly >> what could go wrong >> exactly >>> straight ahead, guys, the new bad boy of tennis. meet the rising star who loves to rile up the boisterous crowd at the u.s. open it is not love he's feeling. first, these messages. >> new york love >> yeah. nope. this one? nope. this one? no. let me get them all. i'm gonna get them all. it's just the basics. can you double bag this right here? earn

there are a number of tropical systems going on in the atlantic at the moment. i want to widen the view across the atlantic so keep your eyes still on dorian there. just look further east, write to the right side of this screen. this is gabriel. there two macro may end up close to the uk at some stage of next week. just want to put this into forecast mode and keep a nigh on the rain associated with these. the bigger system is dorian, it will move closer to nova scotia, newfoundland. it is losing its tropical characteristics but it remains a deep area of low pressure that will get caught up in the jet and on the current forecast, follow the timeline getting to tuesday, look at that, very close to iceland and there are trailing weather front is coming to the uk. that little blob coming in the centre of the atla ntic blob coming in the centre of the atlantic is gabriel. with what is left of dorian, is there is no need for concern. it will be a regular area of pressure and we have no reason to think it will bring any more significant impacts in any of the other wet

that's formed in the atlantic. it's expected to strengthen into a hurricane by friday and then there's hurricane humberto, a powerful category 3 storm as it approaches bermuda. >> a short time ago saudi arabia revealed evidence for its claim that iran is behind the attack that damaged two major oil facilities. this morning's briefing included wreckage from the scene. it followed president trump's decision to have the treasury department substantially increase sanctions against iran. a senior u.s. official tells cbs news saturday's strike is thought to have been launched from southwestern iran. experts examined the wreckage in saudi arabia and determined two dozen drones and nine cruise missiles were used. one source says with, quote, 100% confidence, the weapons were made by iran. secretary of state mike pompeo arrives in saudi arabia later today expected to get a better idea of how the saudis want to respond and will share opinions from other allies outside the region. >>> this morning cokie roberts, many admirers

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. >> a different story in the atlantic as lorenzo become the category number hurricane. janice dean has her hands full tracking these. >> it is all happening on "fox and friends first". happy friday. we made it! 47 in missoula, 45 in rapid city. it still feels like summer time across the south, the southwest, even the east coast dealing with warmer temperatures as we head into the weekend but the big stories incredible amounts of snow that will pile up across the northern rockies and northern plains, already seeing that snow flying. we obviously have winter weather advisories in place. look at this forecast through the next couple days, two feet of snow. it is happening. it is going to be happening. we have the threat for severe storms, the cold front associated with that snow will bring potential for strong to severe thunderstorms. here's your forecast, snow is a big story across the northern rockies in northern plains, severe weather across the central us, beautiful forecast in new york city with mostly sunny skies. tropical storm karen we are not going to worry about,

mewhwhile, over r the atlantic ococean, hururricane humberto hs strerengthened to a strong category 3 storm, with officials in bermuda issssuing warnings aheaead of its expected arriva wednesesday night. the trump administration is preparing to revevoke californ's air pollution ststandards for cs and light trucks in its latest regulatory rollback of laws aimed at slowing the climate crisis. the move, which is expected to be announced this week, seeks to cancel california's agreement with ford, honda, volkswagen, and bmw that would see passenger vehicles average about 50 miles per gallon by 2026. the trump administration has proposed f freezing auto efficiency at 2020 levels, or around 37 miles a gallon. states and washington, d.c., 13 have promised to adopt california's more stringent air quality rules, and california lawmakers have promised to challenge the rollback in court. this comes as president trump is traveling to california today for fundraisers in silicon valley and los angeles. on capapitol hill, president trump's former campaign manager corey lewandowski stonewalled and fr

these hs, big blue hs, high pressure ridges, once called the bermuda high, out in the atlantic, we have one centered over the south central u.s.. the battle between these two is the stop sign. so this was the one that was pushing it -- see the blue arrows, the way they rotate, that's what pushed it towards the bahamas. once it got far enough away from this it hit the brakes. there was nothing to push it. it was bumping up against this. the winds are going the opposite direction. that's why it stalled out and sat here the last 24 hours. as we go through tonight and tomorrow, it's going to sneak in a space between these two and eventually accelerate out to sea. >> what could storm surge do to people in any of those communities? when they're watching the news and hear it was downgraded to a 4, the storm has stalled in the bam. people could say i've heard these warnings before. >> it's a million people evacuated supposed to have evacuated in south carolina. a lot of them are looking at the forecast, old timers, i've been through category 1s and category 2s. they need to leave? >> the emerge

i'm from atlantic city, new jersey, and we always have storms and all that, you know. just another storm to me. doesn't bother me. >> yang: others were on edge. >> at one point, it was almost supposed to be a direct hit here. , we were really geared up for the worst of the worst, you know. it went from being at a really, elevatnd of antsy, scared moment, to, you know, being able to relax a little more, but at toe same time, wanting it o through so we can get back to our normal lives. >> yang: it's that uncertainty that local emergency workers are tryi to address. linda stoughton is the director of emergency management at st. john's county, just tside jacksonville. >> we just want them to stay vigilant this time. do we worry about them saying, "well, it may not be this level of storm?" yes, we do worry about tt. >> yang: her team is monitoring the storm's path, and urging people to remain patient as it continues to change. >> there is a level of patience that comes with this. the storm was stationary, moving at one mile per hour, back to moving one mile per hour. so the

. >> forecasters are also watching several other disturbances in the atlantic this morning. right now tropical storm gabrielle is posing no threat to land. forecasters say it's too soon to tell if another unnamed disturbance will eventually pose any threat. >>> dorian continues to weaken as it moves away from the atlantic coast of canada. over the weekend, dorian slammed three canadian provinces. at the height of the storm, more than 300,000 homes and businesses were without power. some people were encouraged to evacuate. there were no reports of any deaths, though. >>> congress returns from august recess today. lawmakers face a broad array of issues including spending, trade policy, guns, and expanding the border wall. meanwhile, the house judiciary committee could vote as early as wednesday to formalize the impeachment investigation into president trump. the resolution will lay out procedures that will be used in the investigation with the goal of deciding by the end of the year whether to recommend articles of impeachment to the full house. >>> now to campaign 2020 and ne

part of the inner hebrides, surrounded by the isles of rum, muck and skye at the edge of the north atlantic. it is an ungroomed masterpiece of nature, too wild to tame. a craggy isle of incredible beauty populated mostly by sheep, and the dogs that keep track of them. the people do their best to stay clear, while taking everything in. so what's your average day like? >> charlie galli: some people would say, very lazy. i like to think i just make the hard work look easy. all depends on your outlook. >> kroft: charlie galli is the taxi driver on eigg, and the only source of public transportation up and down the island's furrowed main artery. it's a niche he claimed for himself when he arrived from the mainland with his wife and this aging volvo four years ago. plenty of time to get the feel of the place. you know everybody on the island? >> galli: i know them and their shoe sizes. and like i say, there's no secrets on an island, so... >> kroft: so what are they talking about this week? >> galli: mainly you. ( bagpipes ) >> kroft: it's not like they don't get visitors. 12,000 tourists came her

inspection agency, and the way they write their certificates, is, it only has to come from the north atlantic fishing region. it doesn't distinguish between country of origin. >> reporter: but othe flip side, any lobster shipped by an american wholesar from the u.s. to china-- even one caught in canadian waters-- is stampe"" product of the u.s.a.," thereby triggering the tariff. >> there's no way out for a u.s. lobster dealer. and you've given every advantage to canadian lobster dealers. it's insurmountable. >> reporter: so, china's retaliatory tariffs benefit the canadian industry-- already growing as the gulf of maine warms, pushing lobsters north. but... so what? >> in the lobster industry, everythings connected. >> reporter: annie tselikis runs the maine lobster dealers' association.u present wholesalers, the middlemen. historically, neither customers nor suppliers have liked the middlemen, right? >> our fishermen go oudafishing ever they come back and they bring in their lobsters. the're not the ones that ar marketing and promoting their lobste. so, we really need this industry to work a

a long time and in 2016 i had a sense talking to republicans out west and in the south and the mid-atlantic reason that they wanted trump to be trump and that meant letting him do what he needed to do to serve the american people as he said on the campaign trail, and this is about you and putting the country first, but in reality what we are seeing now, and vast evidence of is that the president continues to enrich himself and his family off of the american presidency, and we have to continue saying it and find new ways to say it. we can't use the big words to it is a, and it is elementary what i am saying, but as i go out the have the plain conversations with the trump voters to imploring them who are thinking of voting for him again, and what are you not seeing the reality of it, and this guy is getting rich and it is the military dollars now and the taxpayer dollars he is misusing and that i say it is part and parcel and politicians have been doing it in dark of night in washington, and so we have to be creative in how we talk to the trump voters and i say we, those who have remained in

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in terms of intense atlantic hurricanes. ainsley was asking about this, category 5 it's the highest on the scale. this one is number two in terms of the strongest by wind. yesterday we went up to 185 miles per hour. very rare to get that strong of a wind in a hurricane a cat 5. past six hours. so we are about 120 miles offshore from florida and the tropical storm force winds are 140 miles away from the center of this storm. you can tell we are so close. and that's why we have to wash every single cochlear that comes out. we have hurricane warnings up for merritt island down towards port st. lucie and jupiter where the storm surge, we have storm surge warnings 4 to 7 feet. how close to land does this storm come because the worst of the storm surge, the worst of the heavy rain, the worst of the winds are going to come in the right front quadrant of this storm. so you need to know your geography around you. and know what you need to do to protect yourself and your family. there's the latest track. we get new information every h

as you can tell, there's more in the atlantic. this is hurricane jerry working its way to the northwest. should miss the leeward islands. it's likely to recurve at this time, but still a lot to watch. kenneth, mona? >>> breaking news in the showdown over a whistle-blower who was alarmed about a promise president trump allegedly made to a foreign leader. >> sources say the whistle-blower's complaint involves ukraine. house democrats were already investigating a phone call between trump and the new ukrainian president over allegations that trump's attorney, rudy giuliani, was trying to pressure ukraine into helping trump's re-election campaign. >> the acting director of national intelligence has refused to allow the intelligence community inspector general to share the whistle-blower's complaint with congress as required by law. even though it was deemed credible and urgent. >> who do you think that this allegation, this complaint, involves? >> who is in the position to influence an acting director of national intelligence, who's no

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in the pacific northwest, plenty of sunshine, gorgeous day today and tomorrow in the northeast, mid atlantic states and on into new england th >>> good morning, i'm kari hall, a live look outside in san jose, sunshine and also still some cool temperatures. we're going to reach up to 77. normally we're up to the low 80s and we're all a little cooler than normal thanks to that front that moved through yesterday. some of the warmer spots reaching 81 degrees today. tomorrow another reinforcing shot of cool air. another chance of rain for the cooler hours. after that we're heating up as our dry weather returns for the weekend. >>> and that is your latest weather, craig. >> mr. roker, up next, one of our all time favorites here the great john goodman are you ready? it's going to be an intense interview, some crying, some laughing. >> i'll be right back. >>> but first, this is "today" on nbc ♪ find the brands you love from nordstrom. up to 70% off at nordstrom rack. ♪ that's fashion at a fraction. ♪ shop anytime at nordstromrack.com and get easy returns in store. nordstrom rack. what will you

moments ago lorenzo strengthens to a hurricane in the atlantic as tropical storm karen with puerto rico and the u.s. virgin islands. how about this? a marathon basic game ends after nearly seven hours. it only ended about two hours ago. >> ballgame. good night, everybody. he will del morrow morgas ties it in the ninth and wins it in the 19th. jillian: oh my gosh the 19th. after 6 hours and 53 minutes the arizona diamondbacks beating the st. louis cardinals 3-2 in 19 innings. the game wrapping up at 4:30 eastern. some stayed until the end. with a low scoring game like that took that long how boring, right? steve: 19th inning this morning. crazy. ainsley: wait a minute, i need a summary. what happened? brian: we will tell you in the break. steve: you should watch this show. this show is really good. ainsley: diamondbacks and cardinals really boring and at the end. brian: get you a copy. steve: what made the news it was 7 hours. it just ended. ainsley: okay. got it. brian: what made the news is that you forgot to mention. ainsley: i missed the beginning of the story. when it comes to sport

the tropics very active in both the pacific and atlantic. these images from cabo in mexico's baja peninsula. after the hurricane struck from the west. and tonight, a new threat in the atlantic. tropical storm karen. triggering storm watches and emergency preparations in puerto rico. rob, it's busy out there. >> let's go to the atlantic first off. jerry, which is going to run towards bermuda. karen developing overnight. that's likely to be our next named storm out there. trinidad and tobago got slammed by karen. now, tropical storm watches posted for puerto rico and the virgin islands. likely to impact those islands on tuesday, hopefully below models do nudge it our towards the u.s. by day five. and the front from phoenix to chicago, pushing to the east. cleveland, pittsburgh, getting some storms. very warm ahead of it, in the 80s and 90s, as autumn officially arrives tomorrow. >> rob, thank you. >>> next to the race against time after a tip about a possible bomb threat and a threat of a mass shooting at two schools. a little more than 24 hou

writer for "the washington post," also msnbc contributor and derrick thompson staff writer for "the atlantic" and also host of podcast crazy genius as steve pointed out, one of the other big takeaways for this poll, kamala harris' support dropping by eight points according to this poll what are you hearing from the campaign about why this may be happening or do they know? >> well, i have not reached out to anyone in the harris campaign to find out why this is happening. that being said, i have my own thoughts one, the fact that vice president biden is still rising in support in the polls, as we've been talking about before, has a lot to do with his strong backing from african-american supporters, the fact that elizabeth warren is rising up among -- overall democratic voters, but also getting strong second place support among african-americans, those two things should be troubling to the harris campaign. i think there are two issues here that the harris campaign has to figure out how to overcome one is trying to convince african-american voters that it is okay to vote for another black person

while in the atlantic, two more systems churn up trouble, including a new tropical storm. >>> breaking overnight, on edge, secretary of state mike pompeo heads to the middle east amid a new warning from iran to the u.s. a live report from the region just ahead as the nation's top diplomat looks to confront the growing crisis. >>> warren rising, the massachusetts senator gaining ground on frontrunner joe biden. this morning, our new poll on the democratic presidential field. is it becoming a two-person race? all that, plus banned, the major move by one state against flavored e-cigarettes to combat america's vaping epidemic. >>> celebrating a pioneer, tributes pour in for legendary journalist and author, cokie roberts. this morning we'll remember our friend and colleague. >>> and voice of change, pop superstar celine dion opens up in an exclusive interview about love, loss, and the exciting new chapter in her life. >> i know that this is what i was meant to do in life. >> today, wednesday, september 18th, 2019. >>> from nbc news, this is "today" with savannah guthrie and hoda kotb. live

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here it is sitting out in the atlantic, and it's going to continue to push its way across the seas towards us for the second half of the weekend. ahead of it, circulating around an area of low pressure, a scattering of showers. some of those quite heavy, possibly thundery, and some of them, as we go through the day today, merging together for longer spells of rain. blustery winds, particularly through the south—west, driving those showers inland. there'll be some heavy ones through wales, north—west england, and northern ireland as well. the best of the driest, sunniest lot perhaps reserved for scotland. temperatures a little subdued in comparison to of late. we're seeing highs of 14—18 degrees the high. now, as we move out of friday into the start of the weekend, that low pressure will ease away, and we'll see a relatively quiet spell for a time. so the start of the weekend is not looking too bad. yes, we will have sunny spells and scattered showers, but there will be some drier interludes in between. quite a blustery feel still, and by end of the afternoon, we'll see some wetter we

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meanwhile, hurricane humberto continues to strengthen in the atlantic. the storm with winds of up to 115 miles per hour is forecast to pass dangerously close to bermuda tonight. >>> and now to the political storm brewing on capitol hill. the house judiciary committee held its first hearing in its impeachment investigation. it questioned former trump campaign manager corey lewandowski. he testified for five hours and was grilled for an incident in robert mueller's russia report ri potenti obstruction of justice bpreside. >>> thwitnes answer the quesithout further delay. >> repor never workn buars he g an unusual order from the president. >> he dictated to you exactly what he wanted you to put into the mouth of attorney general jeff sessions, correct? >> i believe he asked me to deliver a message for jeff to consider delivering himself. >> reporter: according to lewandowski's own notes, mr. trump wanted sessions to, quote, meet with the special counsel robert mueller to limit his jurisdiction because the president was, quote, being treated very unfairly. s

a new tropical storm has formed in the atlantic. tropical storm karen will impact puerto rico tuesday bringing heavy rain, gusty winds and potentially flash flooding and mudslides. >>> former nfl player antonio brown unleashed a tirade, ripping into the league, allowing other players excused accused of sexual assault to remain playing in the league. will he ever play again? >> reporter: tonight antonio brown out of the job, on the offensive. taking to twitter this morning, announcing he's done with the nfl. then in a series of since deleted tweets he targeted former teammates, the league and patriots owner robert kraft, even sharing an article for revealing a second sexual harassment complaint against him, commenting system working effectively. on twitter brown wrote will not be playing in the nfl anymore. these owners can cancel deals do anything they want at any time. we'll see if the nfl players association will hold them accountable. brown then applied a double standard, mentions kraft's case for soliciting a prostitute. and ben

but we have atlantic. it's humberto andnt has bee osclbue touen n close enough tha ahas been feeling affects of it. it's now sliingd north of bermudao and hum is category three hurricane wind of 120 miles an hour. they've had it plying 75 miles north of bermudaia. it's moving along way and i iln't think itl be a threat to any other land massve and entually a tropica sy that's aboasew ed t isoflands. we'll check on track of that in a few minutes. letes check on temperatur 6istrict. doesn't it feel fantastic. 55 winchester and call yopper you're down to 358. u on theen the windows i was outside a few minute ago, icosg with light breeze out of the east that is making thgs feel very comfortable. bottom line, we're going to coo. we only 0 hitisime of year and funl.lyea you may head to 49 tonight. winchester 48pe andper 5re in d.c. it dropped to 58. if they're getting ready for jacket.m., 50 to 6 of 2 with lots of sunshine. afternoonorrow should begh the today. little cooler than today we hit 80.i p out close to

now through the day on monday, we have got this area of low pressure moving in from the atlantic. now, that's associated with the remnants of ex—hurricane humberto, moving their way in, so bringing a spell of wet and fairly windy weather later on in the day, actually for much of monday morning, many of us should be largely dry. cloud tending to break up, so some sunshine, some fairly light winds, temperature is not doing too badly for the time of year. but later in the day, we will see this wet and windy weather initially arriving across the southwest of england and south wales, that will then push its way further eastwards and northwards across the uk later on in the day. but temperatures about 17—20d or so, and then you will notice with the outlook over the next five days or so for our capital cities, a bit of a downward trend in those temperatures. some sunshine, but also some heavy and thundery showers. goodbye.

weather fronts across the uk and more waiting out into the atla ntic and more waiting out into the atlantic for the rest of the week but during tuesday, there could be some travel disruption because of the strong winds, particularly in southern england and across wales. within this area of rain, there could be some thunderstorms soak torrential downpours for a time, that rain moving gradually eastwards, there will be some brighter skies developing behind that but also some heavy, perhaps thundery showers and gusty winds, wind gusts perhaps 40—50 miles an hour around coastal parts of south—west england and wales and maximum temperatures on tuesday about 18 — 19 degrees. as i mentioned, for the rest of the week, staying very unsettled, autumnal, low pressure system is continuing to move their way from west to east and that will throw in more rain as we go throughout the rest of the week so you can see here, a lot of rain symbols on the chart, temperatures about 16 — symbols on the chart, temperatures about16 — 20, symbols on the chart, temperatures about 16 — 20,20 symbols on the

end of the week, remain unsettled, low pressure out there or thereabouts, we opened the door to the atlantic with rain at times, quite breezy, temperatures remaining a bad average but certainly, as we go into the weekend, worth keeping in mind that weekend, worth keeping in mind that we will see more rain at times, quite breezy weather and those temperatures well, round about the average for the time of year. goodbye. you're watching bbc news at nine with me, annita mcveigh. the headlines. the supreme court will reveal its historic ruling on whether suspending parliament was legal at 10.30 this morning — we'll be bringing you that live when it happens. at 9.15, we'll have analysis from our legal experts on what the implications of the supreme court's landmark decision will be whichever way it goes. the other main headlines... ministers call for an investigation into thomas cook's directors in the run—up to their collapse as thousands of holiday—makers await flights home, organised by the governement. a green industrial revolution, and a promise to half the number of food banks from lab

very active in the atlantic. we have those three named storms. but it's karen we're most concerned with. north of puerto rico n.ow the national hurricane center has it going up and around and kind of slowing down and stalling, remaining weak, but any time a storm is in that spot this time of year, it needs to be watched. david? >> rob marciano live on the west side of manhattan, just across the way. thank you. >>> when we come back tonight, the alarming new headline tonight about vaping. the number of illnesses soaring. >>> and the new "joker" movie raising concerns about safety tonight. [ orchestral music playing ] mom you've got to get yourself a new car. i wish i could save faster. you're making good choices. you'll get there. ♪ were you going to tell me about this? i know i can't afford to go. i still have this car so you can afford to go. i am so proud of you. thanks. principal. we can help you plan for that. start today at principal.com. imagine a world where nothing gets in the way of doing great work. where an american icon uses the lat

here's what we're expecting, first of all, for tomorrow, look for dorian making its way up the mid-atlantic coast, strong storms out west, hot and humid from the plains down into texas. on saturday some rain in northern new england, drying out through the southeast, record highs continue in texas with sunshine through the southwest sunday, sunday record highs through the gulf, sunshine returns to the mid-atlantic states and also into the northeast. wet weather stretching from the northern plains all the way down into the southwest >>> good thursday morning. let's take a live look outside in dublin. it is a cloudy start with cool temperatures and slow warmup today as we'll be slightly cooler in some areas but still looking at some upper 80s and low 90s in the inland valleys. for the inner bay reaching the mid to upper 70s and low 80s. for san francisco staying in the 60s today. our inland temperatures will continue to go down as we go toward the weekend. by saturday we're only seeing highs in the upper 70s but it will warm up again early next week. >>> and that is your latest weather. well,

you can see that on the other side of the atlantic as well. we are just waiting and watching. getting into the earnings season as well. we get fedex a little later on today. the bond proxies are back out in front. they are the ones that are trading higher today, despite the fact that we've got a reasonably flat bond market today. we are absolutely unchanged on the german ten-year at -48, but the bond proxies are leading the charge. vonnie: crude oil dropping. we are going to be keeping an ion that repo operation. $75 billion worth, by the way. let's get to the saudi story. brent is down 5.6%, and we have wti down 5% as well. we are back to below $60 and $65 and change. saudi arabia and oil output will be back online in next two to three weeks. to get his thoughts on this, we are joined by paul sankey, mizuho securities analyst. you put out a report, and it is already obsolete. why is that? paul: we had news from saudi sources that production won't be out for as long as we had modeled in this morning's notes, so we had put saudi in the 7 million their roles -- in the 7 million

what is good about this part of florida is that on the east coast, on the atlantic side, we have for the most part these protective dunes and we're camped out at a house ten feet behind a dune that's 15 feet high. so when you talk about a four to seven foot surge this area won't be breached. there's a number of areas along a1a that will see overrun and see breach and we will see people cut off from the main land. that's why the barrier islands have been evacuated but these warnings go all the way up to south carolina and watches beyond that. this slow-moving storm means that these onshore winds will continue all day, tonight and all night and overnight tonight and that means the water will do nothing but pile up. guys, back over to you. >> take every precaution. >> don't let your guard down. thank you, rob. >> we'll have much more on the storm ahead, but now to that chaotic scene at newark airport overnight. an investigation is under way after a false alarm sent passengers panicking fleeing the terminal. eva pilgrim is there in newark, new jersey, with the details. good morning, eva.

you can see on a clear day fort sumter over there and then the atlantic ocean. this is 70 miles south southeast of here moving north. it's not going to come -- it will get very close to us over the course of the next few hours. what we've got, you've got that top left quadrant of the storm. the water is all coming in from the northeast. we're also a couple hours from high tide, so the combination of those two things, you'll see it in a couple of hours. this will all over top where i am. much of downtown is already flooded. charleston floods very easily. this is saturated land. it's built, does have a flooding problem. they try to take the level of the lakes down yesterday in anticipation of this but i don't know they are going to have much help. fema is situated with boats. the national guard is situated with high water vehicles. you can see the wind just died down very suddenly. it's coming in squalls. this has now died down, not 45, 50 miles an hour sustained winds. this will continue over the course of the next few hours. the danger here, water over wind. we

after two days of sitting on top of the bahamas, dorian has moved on, moving northwest along the atlantic coast of florida and is possible it might make landfall in north and south carolina. and as you can imagine, there h and today we are getting our first look, you can see there, block after block, mile after mile, just nothing left. one person said "its total devastation. it's decimated. apocalyptic. it looks like a bomb went off." homes were destroyed by the 200 mile an hour winds, and 20 foot storm surge, many people were reported trapped in their homes, but so far only five people are confirmed dead. the u.s. coast guard played a big role in getting injured people to treatment. the prime minister is calling dorian a historic tragedy. fox news lauren blanchard reports from florida. >> reporter: after devastating the bahamas, hurricane dorian is inching closer to the southeast u.s. here in florida, and other coastal states, now bracing for the storm's impact. for nearly 3 days dorian bettered the bahamas with fierce winds in life renting a storm surge preacher medic video shows a fami

they are going to be assessing airports and airfields in the bahamas and the atlantic coast to make sure they can manage relief flights. four air transport teams from the 60th medical group has announcement in case critically ill patients need to be evacuated. >>> fema headquarters is gearing up to respond once hurricane dorian passes through. fhma officials are tracking the storm. more than a thousand tractor- trailer loads of food and water. >>> dorian moves closer. dangerously close tore the georgia coast through the night and heed the warnings of your local officials. there are warnings and hurricane watches posted right now. >>> the u.s. coastguard is helping direct the hurricane survivors in the bahamas. >>> just this morning, the fbi announced charges against doctors, healthcare professionals and the ceo of a home healthcare company through the bay area on allegations of medicare fraud. >> now, the agency made the announcement within the past hour at their san francisco headquarters. that is where we find ktvu with more on the story. allie? >> u.s. attorney david anderson says thi

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and we're getting the waters here from the atlantic coming up pretty close to our shot here. there are a few people here on the beach coming out to take pictures. the water is getting closer and closer to the saw grasses and some of these people will have to clear out. this is under a mandatory evacuation order, as are the barrier islands across all of south florida. but this is not exclusively a south florida storm as the track has shown us for the last several days. let's go about 150 miles up the coast to daytona beach. rosa flores is there. i understand you've been getting a little rain? >> yeah, it looks like we're getting one of the outer bands, which is what we were expecting today. you can see behind me we definitely are seeing high tide and the winds have picked up. this is what the cnn weather center told us we could expect. these bands that are wet, windy and brief. the barrier island where i'm live right now is under a mandatory evacuation and as you can see from these boarded buildings, businesses are definitely heeding the warning. we just got an update from cou

i'm joined now by mckay coppins, a writer for the atlantic who has just written a piece called the heir, looking at the history and future of the trump family. in the uk, we are used to having a sort of royal family, this in the uk, we are used to having a sort of royalfamily, this notion in the uk, we are used to having a sort of royal family, this notion of dynasty is, in america, in theory, that does not exist but in reality... in theory, america was founded in revolt against monarchy and we have this mythology around the idea that we do not have a strict class system stop the reality is we are quite adept at preserving our own form of royalty. if you look at the ruling class in the united it is dominated by dynastic families and the trump tee on their exception. as you laid out so well in the introduction, donald trump's wealth and status as built largely on the past two generations of the trump family and now he is setting up trump family and now he is setting up his own children, nutter sparked a bit ofa up his own children, nutter sparked a bit of a succession battle that is play

. >> we are seeing firsthand the effects of climate change as a powerful atlantic hurricane is sitting right now off the coast of florida. >> tucker: chris plante hosts "the chris plante show," many years he worked for the cable news network, and he joins us tonight. you look over there, there's a collection of people, not one with an iq over 100, none with a background in science, lecturing us about things they don't understand at all. and i can't help but think it's purely political. >> you can't help but think that? what a cynic you have become, honestly. >> tucker: [laughs] >> that was just good journalism. that was award-winning journalism. they did everything they are supposed to do, adopt the lexicon of the democratic party and the weather apocalypse cro crowd. the weather palooza, every anchr on cnn showcased at one time or another, who proved every time he gets the chance that he doesn't know anything. they can faithfully parrot the party line. even the graphics had a climate crisis, the word crisis in red, and it was all very frightening. it's an existential threat, and we ha

let me start with the difficulty of preparing for this storm and the fact that now half the atlantic coast will have to prepare for the storm, how difficult has it been tracking this storm? >> the storm has been particularly difficult, a lot of uncertainty. it's going to be a slow mover as we get close to the florida coast. again, the time is now for residents to really prepare. that's our message, use the time available to you. it's going to impact florida and georgia and the carolinas and now is really the time to make those preparations and be aware of the conditions, the changing conditions in this track in the storm. >> a lot of people are going to see these graphics that are now showing the modeling as if this storm is just going to barely touch the coast. obviously i am guessing you have concern that people will let their guard down. how dangerous is the storm still even if it just brushes the coast of northeast florida and southeast georgia? >> the mistake is they follow the thin black line and think that's the exact location the storm will be in. you have to look at the cone

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the high pressure keeping the rain bearing cloud they have the atlantic. wanted to fog patches across southern scotland, northern england. the dense patch of fog, some potentially for northern ireland as we go through the day, any fog will lift and we will see patches of cloud drifting northwards and a lot of sunshine across most parts of the uk and temperatures widely between 19 and 22 degrees. but with the south or south—easterly winds blowing across the uk, the favoured spot the high temperatures will actually be the north of scotland, particularly when you get some shelter to the north high ground. 23 or24 some shelter to the north high ground. 23 or 2a degrees. as we go through friday night, it's going to stay dry. there will be long clear spells overhead and we will see more of reason at this stage so not too many problems with mr fog and it's not going to be quite as chilly as some nights with had recently. some spots holding up in double—digit ‘s. 14 spots holding up in double—digit ‘s. 1a degrees therefore plymouth for example, down to n