us, it is atla ntic the atlantic towards us, it is atlantic influenced weather which stays with us this week, occasional dips will bring low pressure systems in the rain our way. rain at times, not all the time, and a lot of it will be affecting northern and western parts, though all of us will be seeing rain at some stage of the week. temperatures at or even below average for the time of year. this is how monday is shaping up, and some of that whether coming into scotla nd some of that whether coming into scotland will be quite rainy, especially in the west. further rain at times into northern ireland, parts of north and west england, parts of north and west england, parts of north and west england, parts of the south—west could be drizzly, much of the midlands and east anglia and south—east england will stay dry, and at least a start the week temperatures come up a couple of degrees compared with what we had on sunday. as we look to tuesday, further weather fronts coming our way, tuesday, further weather fronts coming oui’ way, so tuesday, further weather fronts coming our way,

h.r. 1941 provides our atlantic and pacific constituents, including those along florida's atlantic coast, the necessary protections from the dangers of offshore oil and gas and deserve this body's full support. mr. chair, i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves the balance of his time. the gentleman from utah is recognized. >> thank you, mr. chairman many. mr. bishop: i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the chair: the gentleman is recognized. mr. bishop: we are here on september 11, an anniversary of an event that has been impactful for all of us and has definitely changed our country. we cannot forget that. hopefully as a nation we can learn from that experience and from the dedication that people gave after that particular experience. we are here in what the democrats have called their energy week and their energy week proposals. the proposals are three very disjointed bills, not based on science but based on the idea of paying off specific political interest groups for political purposes. earl weaver when he use

will be dealt with but then here comes jerry so things really get going now in the atlantic as well the latest track on jerry wants take this storm system sustained wind right now of 90 miles per hour. it is going to track its way in toward close to the bombers and look at the track here it's going to be very close but staying north we believe now of the bahamas, but guess what from you know you're in the track once again as we get into tuesday of next week, there's possibility of landfall with that hurricane in your neighborhood. outside right now we've got some beautiful weather looks like it is going to stick around tonight is going to be nice and clear and the next couple days are just going to be spectacular by the afternoon our look at the temperatures soaring in the upper 80's inland tomorrow near 70 degrees along the coastline. i think we're going to see some 70's at the beaches on saturday, 90's and hot inland cooling doin on sunday and then warming back up the first day of fall. on the plane, everybody looked at me like what you doing that. >>yeah because i been delayed tw

hurricane dorian is getting closer to the united states southeastern atlantic coast after leaving at least 5 people dead in the bahamas the hurricane has weakened to a category 2 storm after devastating the bahamas but it's still packing winds of more than 170 kilometers an hour millions of people in florida georgia and the carolinas have been ordered to leave their homes as the storm inches closer meteorologist matthew joins me now from washington welcome matthew so the hurricane lingered in especially a long time over the bahamas is is that kind of thing unusual you know something i have not seen during my career before to see a category 5 hurricane linger that long sure we get stronger storm from time to time but this storm moved at less than 2 kilometers per hour for 24 hours and in the process scour the ground with winds in excess of 250 kilometers per hour. that does sound like quite a storm so with that in mind where is this storm expected to head now what's the latest track. so the storm a since weakened a little bit down to a category 2 right now but it is still threatened s

. >>> atlantic beach is gearing u how communities up and down the coast are bracing for the powerful storm. >>> after an immigration policy change a sudden reversal by the trump administration. how it will impact the patient at this hospital. >>> good evening. >>> we begin with that breaking news tonight. 25 bodies recovered. nine people still unaccounted for. following that boat fire up the southern california coast. it happened in the middle of the night near santa cruz island 90 miles from los angeles off to santa barbara county coast. >>> 20 bodies have been recovered from the water. five more bodies are out of reach of recovery teams. due to the unsafe conditions. crews will continue to search through the night for the nine people unaccounted for. >>> santa cruz with more on the bay area tied to this tragic fire.>> reporter: authorities are not saying very much about the passengers and crew of the conception. we learn several tour groups had chartered the boat including a company based right here in santa cruz. worldwide diving company run by kristy finstad of santa cruz schedul

could you lay out what's what are some of the dangers that this storm still poses for people on the atlantic coast so one thing we have to remember when a hurricane starts to weaken so to speak is that it's not really weakening per se in terms of the size of the storm in fact when hurricanes what are called spin down even though their core of strong winds isn't quite as strong the core actually expands so now we're seeing this wind field broaden anough to encompass the coast whereas before it wouldn't do that so more areas along the media coast on in the united states are at risk for that wind and the wind isn't even all that bad when you compare to the coastal flooding there are a lot of areas in florida and the carolinas this it only perhaps half a meter to a meter above sea level and we're talking a one to 2 meter storm surge that could put some coastal areas under water during the high tides in the next few days. and this hurricane has been said have been one of the most powerful on record what does it tell us about this year's atlantic hurricane season so linac arcane season right now i

i'm bill hemmer live atlantic beach, florida. 10 miles due east of jacksonville on the atlantic ocean where hurricane dorian is a category 2 and winds of 105. overnight we watched the storm parallel the coast. the eastern coast of florida as it moves up gaining strength and gaining speed as it moves. now moving at 8 to 9 miles per hour, which is substantially different from where it was 48 hours ago, then a stationary storm over the bahamas. it wreaked havoc for so many people out there. there are hurricane warnings still in florida, georgia, south and north carolina as we move throughout the next three hours we'll let you know on "america's newsroom," welcome and good morning. i'm live here in florida and a big welcome back to julie banderas working for sandra. >> julie: millions of americans as bill was talking about from florida to the carolinas now bracing for hurricane dorian, the now very strong category 2 killer packing winds of more than 100 miles per hour. meanwhile we're seeing scenes of utter devastation in the bahamas. communities there flattened homes and buildings destro

in the north atlantic, mid-atlantic, south atlantic, and straits of florida. this amendment would do just that. our coastalline counts on healthy ecosystems that generate $95 billion in gross domestic product every year and support nearly 1.4 million jobs every year. seismic blasting poses a major threat to marine life, including the critically endangered north atlantic right whale, on the verge of extinction. because they are extremely loud, these die night-like blasts will have widespread impacts on the behavioral fish and wildlife. if these are impacted it's serious danger to our coastal economies this. will protect our marine life and coastal economies. i encourage my colleagues to vote yes on this amendment. i yield back. the chair: the gentleman from michigan. mr. levin: i thank my colleagues for his tremendous leadership on this issue. i reserve but i'm prepared to close. the chair: the gentleman from michigan reserves. the gentleman from utah. mr. levin: i yield back, thank you, mr. chairman. the chair: the gentleman from michigan yields back. the gent

one of the most powerful atlantic storms on record, hurricane dorian, has come to a virtual halt over the bahamas, still hugely powerful but hardly moving, inflicting what the prime minister of the islands has called a historic tragedy. hubert minnis has confirmed 5 people have died so far. reports suggest that whole communities have vanished, in the abaco islands. it's a slow—moving hurricane — classified when it hit land as a category 5 — making it the second—strongest atlantic storm on record. it's now weakened to a category 4 — but is still extremely dangerous — with winds up to 155 miles an hour. also possible storm surges up to 23 feet as the hurricane moves slowly, just a slight deviation in its path will bring it directly over the east coast of florida, which has now declared a state of emergency. so have georgia, and the carolinas. aleem maqbool reports from florida. overnight, life was changed in abaco in the bahamas by the strongest storm ever recorded there. large areas of these low—lying islands were totally submerged. winds reaching more than 160 miles an h

hurricane dorian is one of the most powerful storms ever recorded in the atlantic. it's heading for the us — but already the bahamas, to west of miami, has been struck. this is the storm as seen from the international space station. these are shots from the ground in grand bahama and abaco. the storm hit at category 5 strength with winds up to 270 kilometres an hour. it's now a category four. it's left a path of destruction. as many as 13,000 homes may have been destoyed or damaged. it is difficult to make out exactly what is happening that you can see the energy that the storm has brought to the islands. official reports that one person has died. that figure may go up. what is making this storm worse is that it is moving extremely slowly. it's moving at 1.6 kmph — that's below walking pace. here's one student who lives in the city of freeport. the winds are terrifying right now and it is expected to be like this for at least the next 12 — 2a hours. we have been hearing about a lot of flooding. that is all we have been hearing, terrifying waves and reports of

atlantic beach here. we are waiting. things will be much different, but how different is something that we will wait to find out together. speak to bill, great stuff. federal agencies meanwhile moving into place, moving for the worse, we have more from washington. rich. >> good morning, sandra. federal officials say they are moving all the way up to north carolina. adjusting as the track of the storm evolve slowly. president trump was supposed to have been in europe today. instead, he is here, setting that storm. he wanted to stay in washington. mike pence is in europe, and he says the administration is prepared. >> we have resources position. fully coordinated with state and local officials, listening to state and local managers, take necessary steps, be prepared for anything. >> this is a slow-moving but extremely dangerous hurricane. >> a large part of the government effort in figuring out where the storm is going and how strong it is. multiple missions per day to collect data about the structure and intensity. the pe

. >>> hurricane dorian now heading out sea after slamming into canada's atlantic coast sad. the storm knocked down trees, knocked out power and knocked over a big construction crane in downtown halifax, the capitol of the province of nova scotia. anyone who lived close to the seashore was advised to lever and evacuate as a precaution as dorian passed through that area. more than 330,000 people in the province lost power, but fortunately, there is no word of any injuries caused by this storm. >>> in the bahamas, some relief workers are sitting through debris searching for survivors of hurricane dorian. 44 poem are -- people are confirmed dead. as many as 70,000 people can now be homeless and many of those people are trying to evacuate to surrounding areas. cruiselines are helping victims. bahamas paradise cruiseline picked up 1100 evacuees over the weekend and took them to the port in palm beach, florida. >> it is a national tragedy. >> a group of bay area nurses is now heading to the islands this week to help with the relief efforts. one of the nurses says she is mentally pr

remains under hurricane watch in there is still a danger of high gusts of wind storm coming in from the atlantic ocean but if the track stays as it is predicted the storm should be about 170 kilometers off the coast even as it makes its way up to georgia and the carolinas that is potentially good news for millions of people but everyone wants to get complacent. in the next few hours and days much needed resources will pour into the bahamas even for a nation used to dealing with powerful hurricanes this is an unprecedented situation. iran's deputy foreign minister has confirmed the country would return to the nuclear commitments but only if it receives $15000000000.00 for oil sales the deal was proposed by france in a bit to salvage the 2015 accord explosions have been reported in the syrian coastal city of latakia state television says the blasts were a result of. guns intercepting drones. in response to a series of mass shootings wal-mart's one of the world's largest retailer says it will stop selling ammunition for handguns and military style weapons across the united states and qatar has reve

its way across near north carolina as well and then eventually moving out toward the middle of the atlantic that is a dangerous storm still. >>all right lawrence, a stunning move today by wal-mart the superstore announced that it will stop selling handgun ammunition. after it gets rid of its remaining inventory. the move comes nearly a month after the shooting at a walmart store in el paso, where 22 people were killed. >>walmart is doing what the how and what its customers might there's 19%. people in this country who want to see ground on the salem and and may know what happened and that's it's not happening in congress announce my center taking action in richmond stink think this is what the public wants. the public wants to be free from gun violence, they want feel safe when they were walmart the movie theater the show regularly test of all. >>walmart is also requesting that customers refrain from openly carrying firearms at its stores unless they are law enforcement officers. christmas hill park in gilroy is now open for the first time since the deadly gilroy garlic festival shooting cr

and i bet you the mid-atlantic is going to be included in this too. the wind force is getting bigger and bigger. think of an ice skater. they get real tight and spin real fast. when they start to loosen up it gets a little bit longer. that's what happens with a hurricane. we're going to watch this up and down the coast. this is a big story, yasmine, one for the record books, we're going to talk about this in just a few minutes -- or keep talking about it all day long. >> michelle, i have a couple questions for you as we're watching the radar activity. first and foremost we're talking about the fact it's ticked down to category 4 here, 5-mile-per-hour difference between cat 4 and cat 5. >> one mile per hour. 155, 156 denotes. >> one mile per hour. what's the likelihood as it gains ground and moves towards water, away from grand bahama island that it could tick back up to a cat 5? that's my first question. and then what predicts these really dangerous storm surges which could cause the most amount of damage along these coastal lines, despite the fact th

atlantic beach nicole killian. >>> 93 nursing homes and seven hospitals have evacuated in florida. the storm might not make landfall. explain that. >>> landfall is the center of the storm moving overland. you can have severe impacts in a spot even if you don't get landfall. the winds go out maybe even 50 miles from the center of the storm. landfall is not going to happen in florida. direct impacts will happen tomorrow. this is insane and that this is a major hurricane still tonight. it hasn't moved in 24 hours. it is exactly the same spot where it was last night. portions of grand bahama island are underwater. as a result. downgraded to a category three. still a big storm. 120 miles per . e comb. the carolinas are in the cone for later on this week. there are still hurricane warnings for the east coast of florida. you have a major hurricane within 50 miles of the coast you are going to get wind and rain. you're going to get storm surge. it the top 10 feet along the florida coastline. very close to the florida coast means 70 miles per hour wind gusts are possible throughout the day

moving in on next week, with atlantic air moving inona next week, with atlantic air moving in on a westerly. i'm kasia madera with bbc world news. our top story. opposition and rebel conservative mps in britain have dealt a major blow to prime minister boris johnson's brexit plans. mps have voted to seize control of parliament's agenda, to allow them to pass legislation that would block a no—deal brexit. weather forecasters in the united states monitoring the progress of hurricane dorian are warning of serious storm surges hitting the coast of florida, georgia and the carolinas in the coming hours. and this video is trending on bbc.com: scientists are warning that the massive ice sheet covering greenland may have melted by a record amount this year. researchers are warning people living in costal areas to be prepared for rising sea levels. that's all. stay with bbc world news. now on bbc news, stephen sackur speaks to conservative mp peter bone

(jr)hurricane dorian is churning in the atlantic ocean as it makes it's way towards the southeast. details on a bay area group who is already there helping folks prepare. (jr) as hurricane dorian churns in the atlantic -- tropical storm watches are in effect for parts of florida.-- the high-end category four storm is is packing maximum sustained winds of 150 miles per hour.and it has it's sights set on the southeastern united states.nadia romero is in west palm beach florida -- where people are preparing for dorian. romero. i'm nadia romero. (jr) and with florida bracing for the arrival of dorian,some local first responders are getting ready to help.two members of task force three are already in the sunshine state.kron 4's gayle ong is live in menlo park.gayle. (anchor) time now to check on our weather... with meterologist mabrisa rodriguez. who is here to tell us the latest on hurrican dorian's path dorian's path hurrican dorian's path overnight lows will warmer, tracking upper 50s to upper 60s in the bay area. the warming trend will continue through the labor day weekend. sunday'

bill hemmer, you are live at atlantic beach. i was just talking to the fema deputy director and just how nerve-racking it is to wait so long to find out what dorian is going to do. >> reporter: no question. i think really that's the question of the moment, dana. we've been watching the storm just be stationary for so long. at daybreak it was moving one mile per hour. it's five miles per hour at the moment, which is 2 1/2 times the speed that it was traveling before. you think about a storm that size. the effect of that is two-fold. one is helping people in the bahamas, who are finally getting relief as the storm pulls away. for the folks, millions in the southeast part of the u.s. will finally start to get some direction as to when dorian makes her decision. forecasters can give us an idea about what to expect. dana, i know you love the ocean, so do i. where we are, in atlantic beach, five miles east of jacksonville, florida, this is just a spectacular day to be on the surf if, if you are not waiting for what was coming after wa

five different systems out in the atlantic we are watching. only one at this point we are concerned about is dorian. i will tell you we have been talking for days that we couldn't tell exactly where the storm was going to stall and take this right-hand turn. it's amazing where we are are with science now that we could have about 100 miles off the shore of florida a cat 5 storm and not have hurricane warnings in miami because we knew this storm would take this turn once we got to that kind of a forecast. but the images coming out of the bahamas, i think if we can share some more of, this it takes a while to get in there after a storm goes through like this. but they are still getting impacts from the storm. the storm still bringing a lot of rain. but look at this ariel video coming out. i believe this is from the abaco islands, marsh harbor the damage is extensive. you can still see places flooded. the storm surge comes. in doesn't go out right away. they probably got about 30 inches of rain. and when this came on land right here, this had 185

another over the central portions of the atlantic ocean. the more immediate threat, this one, the disturbance of thunderstorm activity, across the southeastern bahamas. that is quickly becoming organized. we have tropical storm warnings across the areas that were hit two weeks ago. marshal harbor into freeport. uh now, we have tropical storm watches across the u.s. mainland, from the space coast southward into the jupiter inlet region across florida. here's the latest from the national hurricane center. 45-mile-per-hour sustained winds. it's an organized storm. we expect this to become a named tropical depression. it will be humberto, as it starts to gain some strength, moving over the warm gulf of mexico waters, or the warm gulf stream waters, just off the atlantic coastline over eastern florida. you can see the projected path with the system, still a lot of uncertainty. a lot of model spread that we continue to monitor. one thick ng is for sure, they picking up on a consensus where the florida coastline could be picked up by this storm sy

as mentioned tide for the strongest in the history of the atlant atlantic. winds 175 miles an hour. they continue to batter this island. wind strengths at this stage could take roofs off homes in seconds. three feet of water can knock you off your feet and carry cars away. additional rainfall amounts of 2 feet is a concern there. one witness on the ground calling it total and mass devastation. the president spoke earlier at fema headquarters. take a listen. >> our brave first responders have been working very hard getting gasoline brought in because they've never seen anything like it, the rush to get so much. >> mandatory evacuations were ordered in several florida coastal counties. worried residents have boarded up homes and businesses. airbnb opened up a program to provide free housing. >> i should have left. i was a fool to stay. we're looking for a miracle. to have it turn east and go north. >> we're going to go to the bahamas, but first let's go to the weather sender here. bill? >> we've almost never seen a storm like this with an eye this well-defined, this powerful. as far a

g >>> humberto hasained strength and is now aic category 1 hurre in the atlantic ocean.t the l satellite imagery shows it tracking away from the united states. now, take a l at this video from inside of the storm. you can see the dark clouds, t waves whipping with the wind. hurricane hunters from the us air force flew through ferocious winds and rains to give us this up-close look. hi >>> meanwle united nationsyi secretary sng abaco in the hayebasterday, hurricane dorian responsible for 5 d dori the bahamas oncane when i in september 1st, the island of de about 70 thousand people were left homeless. >> the financial cost of the damage caused by d ian is not billions of dollars, and t bahamas cannot be expected to foot this bill alone. these new large scale disasters demand a youtube lat central response. one way to do this is toro impys access to development finaing. >>> taking a look outside here in our area, really nothing to complain abou h wead a very nbuict, gwen, tracking humberto i know people really curious as to where this storm is headed especially following dorian. fini tely.

the preparations underway tonight along the atlantic coast. plus the help on the way from the bay area. >>> a team of elite firefighters bound for hurricane territory. what their mission will entail. >>> good evening. >> we begin with the dive boat tragedy tonight now being called one of the worst sea disasters in recent history. tonight federal investigators are on the scene to find out what sparked the fire that killed 34 people. the fbi is pulling wreckage out of the water. in the meantime they also boarded another boat owned by truth aquatics for an up close inspection. they are presumably checking out the lay out and looking for other clues which will help their investigation. >> the fire broke out early yesterday morning. the fire was out by 5:00 a.m. after 9:00 this morning the rescuers called off the search for any survivors. tonight the owners of the conception had this to say. quote the family is devastated. there's no better captain than jerry. no one. he kept everything on his boat immack late and safe. >> we have team coverage beg

this is now the fourth year in a row in which there has been a category 5 hurricane in the atlantic, a record in the modern era, with experts attributing the increased frequency of these weather events to climate change. and dorian now heads towards florida, with projections this storm could remain hurricane strength for as much as another five days. now it's time to look at the weather for the week ahead with chris fawkes. a quick word on hurricane dorian, of all the atlantic hurricane is there is only one that was stronger, hurricane alan back in 1980. this picture of monday, this massive category five storm has been pounding the island of grand bahama. winds were initially about 200 miles an hour but you get a sense of warming cloud tops, which tells you the peak of the storm is beginning to ease. the wind is still fierce, it is still a category five hurricane. for us, over the it is still a category five hurricane. for us, overthe next it is still a category five hurricane. for us, over the next few days a endeavouring to come through, temperatures running out or a little bit low

dorian is the second most powerful atlantic storm ever right now the forecast track keeping it just off the florida coast. >> mandatory evacuation as of 1:00 p.m. >> evacuations have started. the governor warning dorian doesn't have to make landfall to cause major problems. >> this storm at this mag nie tud could really cause massive destruction. >> states of emergency stretch from floored through the carolinas. residents stocking up food and water. some boarding up, others packing up and pulling out all with the same hope >> it could turn east and go north so people won't die. >> fears and emotions shared by millions along the east coast right now. >> you know, this has been a very unpredictable system. florida could begin to feel some of the effects of the storm this evening, and if it were to make landfall in this area, it would likely come mid week, wednesday night into thursday morning. >> it will be a very long week for those that are going to be impacted jay, thank you. >> supreme court justice ruth bader ginsberg spoke about her radiation therapy. >> this audience can see that i

. >> the atlantic basin has now experienced a category 5 hurricane four years in a row. that is unprecedented since reliable data began in the 1960s. dorian will be crawling along at 3 miles per hour over the next two days, a walking pace for most of us. so the worst of the storm is clearly far from over. ivan cabrera tracking the system live from the cnn center. ivan, good morning. >> hey, good morning, guys. good morning. >> it basically has stalled. we're getting an update from the national hurricane center. one, it is basically moving, well, slower than we can walk, right? this is basically stalled out. 165 maur 165-mile-an-hour winds. six hours ago the storm was stronger at 185. it's beginning to replace its eye. they do this, and when that happens they wobble. when they interact with land masses they wobble a bit. this 165, that is not going to continue. it may ramp back up. also, a six-hour loop. i'll show you the radar. fascinating stuff coming in from miami. 120 miles, cat 5 hurricane just 120 miles from south florida. we'll talk about the impacts. six hour loop

the storm is turning over the atlantic ocean right now. officials say more than 20 million americans could feel the storm's strength. >>> team coverage on that storm. reporter nicole killian live from cocoa beach florida.>> reporter: florida's governor has been monitoring during his track. he is encouraged by the last 24 hours. the cautions the state is not out of the woods yet. >>> floridians are still boarding up homes and businesses while everyone waits for dorian. miami mayor declared a state of emergency on saturday. >>> we are hoping our residents remain vigilant.>> reporter: he warned even if dorian doesn't make a direct hit in florida high winds and flooding would remain a threat. forecasters say the highly unpredictable hurricane could move north to georgia or the carolinas before making landfall. >>> will looking at these forecasts. a bump in one direction or the other could have really significant ramifications. in terms of impact.>> reporter: at port canaveral operations are being limited. all major vessels like the cruise ship

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the most powerful storm to hit land anywhere into the atlantic. florida is not out of the woods yet. joining us now is jim roemer, meteorologist an. thank you for joining us. when do we know if florida and the coast is hit? >> i think it is more obvious right now that the storm is going to stay right along the florida coastline, affecting millions of residents along the east coast. there will be 20-foot storm surges and wind up to 150 miles per hour up to the south carolina, north carolina coastline. there is a good bet that it will is go inland, but there still severe threating that severe flooding -- severe flooding. idea of reports of instream structure -- of infrastructure damage? this shows you in my opinion -- theects of hurricane effect of global warming. most of the models take it up east, over florida. the outer banks of north carolina. 50 miles further west, it would be devastating to structure and causing a lot of damage. there is still going to be some, but it could be a lot worse if it went inland. seecine: are we going to many of the

it's time for the strongest ever in history in the atlantic to make land fall. sustained winds in excess of 170 miles per hour with gusts over 200 miles an hour. the national hurricane center dedescribes the conditions as catastrophic. the strength been described could wipe homes off their foundations in seconds. storm surge raising sea levlts by as much as 18 to 23 feet above normal tide levels and keep in mind that three feet can easily knock you off your feet and kaury cars away. and an additional rainfall amount causing flooding and destroying docks also a concern here. one witness on the ground called this total and mass devastation. the president spoke earlier at fema headquartererses. this is what he said. >> my brave first responders have been working very hard. tha they've never seen anything like it, the rush to get so much. >> there have been mandatory evacuations ordered in several florida coastal counties. we're expect florida governor to speak and we'll bring that to you live. many floridians concerned. and residents have already boarded up homes,

one of the most powerful atlantic storms ever is lashing the bahamas and prompts evacuations in some u.s. states. and in sports the u.s. open defending champion has crashed out of the tarmac at a shoulder injury so now that djokovic to retire from his match against. sending the. quarter finals. ok let's get going the united nations special envoy to yemen says quote accountability needs to prevail after saudi led airstrikes on a detention center killed dozens of people red cross officials who've been to the site so more than 100 people may have died whose the officials have so far confirmed 65 so the commanders say they were targeting a weapons store in daraa where we live in the yemeni capital in a moment but 1st mohammed our top reports from the scene. residents in there now say explosions shock the city on saturday night aid workers have been pulling the dead injured out of the rubble. blame the saudi m.r. as you qualify fighting in yemen were targeting a previous university that was being used as a detention center for prisoners of war. dozens more. to hospital. i swear to god i d

so the out maha, ocute, chiefdoms relocate their communities to the atlantic coastline. by the 1660s, then, spanish documents indicate that peoples known as the yamasis have coalesced. around an area which is located just toward the savannah river, just outside the headwaters of the savannah river. they formed the yamasis, about a dozen new towns. this sporis important. native identities that are forming, coalescing, during this period, are coalescing in town formati formations. and so these are decentralized political identities that are taking shape. and that's very much unlike the more centralized chiefdom cultural and political societies that had existed prior to this. this decentralization is both a strength and a weakness of native communities as they are beginning to re-form, political identities, at least, over the course of the 17th and 18th century. and as i mentioned, one of the more influential groups of yamisis form a town away from the coastline, away from the mouth of the savannah river -- not far from the mouth of the savannah river, excuse me, near patat

this was the second strongest hurricane ever recorded in the atlantic ocean with winds up to 300 kilometers per hour. severe rain and storm surge and this the wind to request is behind us and you can see the waves are reaching. >> a hurricane so powerful that streets turned with waves usually reserved for the ocean. many expressed a sense of optimism. to god's grace and mercy critic >> as dorian rolled in, it became clear, no one had been through anything like this in their lifetime. >> we are putting together the hurricane relief and recovery committee. we will announce the court nader as soon as possible. rescuers storm surge, have not been able to get out yet. >> stephen mcandrew is the deputy director at the american red cross. he says relief efforts in the next 48 hours will be crucial. >> dealing with the storms in recent years, so we know that when a storm slows down, this means increased damage in terms of flooding. it will continue to rain and continue to reign, so we will start to see the storm surge possibly subsided, but the flooding will increase, so we overthis is getting wors

as we look beyond monday, an atlantic influence. there will be further weather fronts, that attaches to is looking, cloud is moving

. >> one of the strongest atlantic storms ever to make landfall. wind gusts up to 220 miles an hour. storm surge of more than 20 feet and relentless rain. >> off in the distance those waves crashing against the pier. >> our reporter right there. new footage in from the eye of the storm. now the east coast bracing for impact. more than 2 million people told to evacuate. the warning about life-threatening storm surge. more than a thousand flights canceled. airports shutting down. ginger, rob and our extreme weather team spread out across the storm zone right now. >>> breaking news for our viewers in the west. a major boat fire off the coast of california with dozens of passengers on board. >> coast guard has two copters in route. >> the rescue operation under way right now. >>> the search for answers after another deadly mass shooting in texas. a gunman going on a miles-long rampage killing seven people including this postal worker and injuring 22 others, one of them a 17-month-old girl. >>> kevin hart's terrifying crash. the actor hospitalized. his

we don't see a lot of category five in this part of the atlantic. the storm will be historic for a lot of reasons but right now the big concern is the track on this thing. it is a category five it is is because it gets in terms of wind speed. it's like a tornado with a 20 or 30 mile eye wall. it's going to go. look at the path, it's the wors could easily jog inland. for sure people along the board of the to wilmington will vewil have water it is the water that causes the problems. this hurricane is historic and it will be about the water. there is the timing. it looks like it could, florida just off the tip of florida monday, monday afternoon or tuesday something like that. the thing is barely moving. it's very strong. we will be back with the latest updates. >>> late today south carolina's governor ordered a mandatory evacuation of the entire coast. evacuations are also underway in some counties in florida. fox news lauren blanchard has more from daytona beach. >> reporter: hurricane dorian make landfall in bahamas the storm packing up to 185 miles

a hurricane in the atlantic. it is not moving. >> you just said quickly before we came on, it may not make landfall. >> is not going to make it. the eye does not look like it will move inland. it will go along parallel. >> parallel. maybe charlotte, cape or the outer banks. it is still a behemoth. it has parked itself over the grand p bahamas and not moving west at one mile per hour. that is not a typeo. that is correct. the steering currents. the high pressure to the north has collapsed. so that means it has nothing to generate itself. the water temperature is 86 degrees. one would think that the nature of this hurricane. in line and one forecast model

one of the most powerful atlantic storms on record, hurricane dorian, has come to a virtual halt over the bahamas, still hugely powerful but hardly moving, inflicting what the prime minister of the islands has called a historic tragedy. hubert minnis has confirmed 5 people have died so far. reports suggest that whole communities have vanished, in the abaco islands. it's a slow—moving hurricane — classified when it hit land as a category 5, making it the second strongest atlantic storm on record. but is still extremely dangerous, with winds up to 155mph. also possible storm surges up to 23 feet. as the hurricane moves slowly, just a slight deviation in its path will bring it directly over the east coast of florida, which has now declared a state of emergency. so have georgia, and the carolinas. aleem maqbool reports from florida. overnight, life was changed in abaco in the bahamas by the strongest by the strongest storm ever recorded there. large areas of these low—lying islands were totally submerged. winds reaching more than 160 miles an hour with ocean surges recorded up to 23

one of the most powerful atlantic storms on record, hurricane dorian, has come to a virtual halt over the bahamas, still hugely powerful but hardly moving, inflicting what the prime minister of the islands has called a historic tragedy. hubert minnis has confirmed five people have died so far. reports suggest that whole communities have vanished, in the abaco islands. it's a slow—moving hurricane — classified when it hit land as a category 5 — making it the second—strongest atlantic storm on record. it's now weakened to a category 4, but is still extremely dangerous, with winds up to 155 miles an hour. also possible storm surges up to 23 feet, as the hurricane moves slowly, just a slight deviation in its path will bring it directly over the east coast of florida, which has now declared a state of emergency. so have georgia, and the carolinas. aleem maqbool reports from florida. overnight, life was changed in abaco in the bahamas by the strongest storm ever recorded there. large areas of these low—lying islands were totally submerged. winds reaching more than 160 miles an hou

one of the most power for atlantic storms ever recorded kills at least 5 people in the bahamas. britain's prime minister boris johnson is facing a major challenge to his authority as the breaks a drama reaches a critical moment developments on several fronts over johnson's plans to leave the european union 1st johnson held a cabinet meeting late on monday evening ahead of a showdown in parliament m.p.'s will return from their summer break later on tuesday the opposition planning to introduce legislation to block a no deal bragg's it and a number of legal challenges to johnson's plans to suspend parliament are moving through the courts and the uncertainty has seen the british pound for to its lowest level since january $2171.00 pound is now worth less than $1.20 a loss lee is live for us now in london with the latest developments so any number of scenarios could be playing out here in what is a huge day for british politics. yes it's not a salute the massive day and certainly it does look at the moment having spoken to a number of members of parliament either rebellious conservat

welcome to the program at least 5 people are dead in the bahamas as hurricane dorian slowly batters the atlantic island nation the u.s. may be next a 1000000 people in florida georgia and south carolina have been ordered to evacuate as the category 4 monster storm creeps towards the u.s. east coast. it may have been downgraded to a category 4 hurricane but dorian continues to do its worst complete devastation that is cars mind bashing the bahamas the 2nd strongest storm on record has crushed cars snapped trees and ripped the roofs off homes floodwaters continue to choke roadways making it dangerous for residents to survey the damage the slow moving storm is expected to keep thrashing the island chain. but hani and prime minister hubert minutes called the devastation unprecedented tweeting during remains an extremely dangerous storm our focus right now is rescue recovery and prayer just to the west and up the coast the southeastern u.s. is bracing itself and taking no chances airports canceling thousands of flights. we had to change our flight original flight we changed it again yesterday we chan

we got 31 miles from atlantic beach down to that northern eye. this is where the highest winds would be, and this is what we'll be watching to see if that moves on shore. the center of the storm is located down here. that's right in this area here. and so we're going to have to wait and see exactly what distance or how that plays itself up. this path may be along the coast. we're not sure we'll get official lachkd ondfall or not,. we'll be watching that in the next two hours as we go along. 3:00 a.m. is when we estimate we get the eye moving on shore. >> we've been talking about it all week. how much longer will we be talking about it? >> this storm will be moving past hatteras by 10:00, 11:00 p.m. the backside will take another two hours. by 1:00 p.m. it will be gone from north carolina. later this hour we have tropical storm warnings in cape cod, and our friends in nova scotia have the possibility of getting hit by this as a hurricane saturday. i'll explain that and what that means coming up a little later. >> bill karins, thank you very much f

the most powerful storm to come ashore in the atlantic. it brought 185 mile per hour wins and storm surge that could top 23 feet. the island may be devastated for years. it could hit florida, georgia, for the carolinas, or not make landfall at all. ruledmany, angela merkel the euro skeptical tentative did did not makeative the poor showing by political partner may push her to leave the government. italy plans to present a new government by wednesday. together a newd ruling coalition. markets were unsettled friday when luigi dimaio threatened early election when demands aren't met. global news, 24 hours a day on air and at tictoc on twitter, powered by more than 2,700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. this is bloomberg. matt? much.thanks very leanne garin's with your first word news. china has shrugged off as the tribes latest trade war -- shrugged off president trump's latest trade war negotiation. meanwhile, hong kong is reeling from another weekend of violent protests that disrupted the airports and train lines. joinin

have been ordered to evacuate their homes as one of the most powerful hurricanes ever approaches the atlantic coast you see it right there hurricane dorian has been pounding the northern bahamas and is forecast to make landfall in the u.s. by tuesday. it may have been downgraded to a category 4 hurricane but dorian continues to do its worst. decision he scores were bashing the bahamas the 2nd strongest storm on record has crushed cars snapped trees and ripped the roofs off homes floodwaters continue to choke roadways making it dangerous for residents to survey the damage the slow moving storm is expected to keep thrashing the island chain but henry and prime minister hubert minutes called the devastation unprecedented tweeting during remains an extremely dangerous storm our focus right now is rescue recovery and prayer just to the west and up the coast the southeastern u.s. is bracing itself and taking no chances airports canceling thousands of flights. we had a change our original flight we changed it again yesterday we changed again this morning so i'm hoping this is once the charm and hosp

we have five different systems we are watching in the atlantic basin. one is tropical storm fern fern in and going to bring storms to texas. this is a look at dorian over the last 36 hours. incredibly slow move across the bahamas. we knew it would continue and eventually make right-hand turn. we have been saying for so long we couldn't tell where that turn happens. implications huge for where it does happen. the video out of the bahamas you get the idea they had the worst of it. had that continued on its path before making the turn we would be looking at those kind of images across the florida seaboard here. this is what it looks like going in time. this is a future representation of what we think this -- or this model thinks the radar will look like. tonight we will see probably 60 mile-per-hour winds across cape that canaveral over towards daytona beach in the morning. then we go into thursday. the worst of it we are going to see around the charleston area which is under a hurricane warning right now. and then take a look at this, the center of this j

could you lay out what's what are some of the dangers that this storm still poses for people on the atlantic coast so one thing we have to remember when a hurricane starts to weaken so to speak is that it's not really weakening per se in terms of the size of the storm in fact when hurricanes what are called spin down even though their core of strong winds isn't quite as strong the core actually expand so now we're seeing this wind field broad anough to compass the coast whereas before it wouldn't do that so more areas along the immediate coastline in the united states are at risk for that wind and the wind isn't even all that bad when you compare to the coastal flooding there a lot of areas in florida and the carolinas this it only perhaps half a meter to a meter above sea level and when you're talking a one to 2 meter storm surge that could put some coastal areas under water during the high tides in the next few days. and this hurricane has been said have been one of the most powerful on record what does it tell us about this year's atlanta hurricane season so lineker season right now is ac

one of the most intense in the atlantic. this is video from the island of green turtle in the bahamas. you can see the floodwaters, rising nearly half way up. authorities are warning about possibility of life threatening storm surges. >> meteorologist bill martin with more on the storm's path now. the eye wall is moving very smoothly at

dorian now setting its sights on america's atlantic coast but the unpredictability means forecasters are having trouble establishing its ultimate path.>> the only predictable thing at this point is the unpredictable mess.>> reporter: even if it only brushes florida coast as it moves up the eastern seaboard, some areas could still see 10 foot storm surges. millions of people up to the carolinas are under evacuation orders. they are told to get out now before high wind forces some bridges to close. even hospitals are closing and transporting patients to other facilities.>> if the road gets flooded there's no way out. if you think you're going to have to evacuate i would start going. >> it is still a very strong storm.>> i would not describe this storm as we at all a strong category 4 and can pop back up again it's over. very warm water wearing sounds gone up to the entire coast of florida up to jacksonville, we are looking out for those bands that are going to come across and bring a lot of rain so another 6 to 12 inches in the bahamas and 12 to 18 feet of storm surge. think about that