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filled out the paper work and are swapping their lives in charleston, south carolina for halifax, nova scotiabs, leaving friends. we are starting our new life over in canada. the decision to move to halifax came about on election night. we saw the numbers come in. a much better night for donald trump and his campaign team than anyone predicted. it was a shock, and that it was just disheartening. predicted. it was a shock, and that it wasjust disheartening. we jokingly said, i guess it's's time to move to canada. heather got online and she went to the immigration website. canada's immigration website. canada's immigration website. canada's immigration website has crashed. a lot of people had the same idea. lot of people had the same idea. lot of people had the same idea. lot of family and friends didn't think we were serious, not as i became more educated on the process of immigration, they realise that we we re of immigration, they realise that we were moving. we started to do more research about canada and we found that the ideal is just a wind more greatly with ours. we started in january a

million dollars into the millions of dollars to comply a large bank like one big thing like bank of nova scotia canada it's paid three hundred million dollars and it's compliance with that because there was a bank in spain that professor bernard paying eight hundred million dollars. it is fact that complies and this is money going into the u.s. treasury and hope is coming into the pockets of the great big accounting firms law firms people like this this is the biggest corporate welfare boondoggle the world has ever seen gimme the human aspect of the story of how i mean obviously with taxes and the laws it's hard but what is the human aspect here who is affected well and you know it i think one way or another it effects a lot of people as i mentioned the people especially people living abroad americans living abroad and as you pointed out in the opening it's not just americans it's spouses of it's americans it's a resident alien or maybe somebody's mother was born in america they're people they call accidental americans some cases that you know they work because under a u.s. law because their mo

's and opec company has hired craig bank of nova scotia -- and found bidders for the oil field.s prevented from leaving his office and striking workers. as ang times for samsung, man -- considered a part of the business empire faces five years in prison. the south korean port and post the symptoms after finding him guilty. prosecutors say he spent $6.4 million funding the government. it points to appeal the convention which raises doubt about whether he will return to samsung, the company he and his grandfather founded. even as the fed keeps investors in the dark on rates, there's a bigger discussion brewing. seen some signs the markets are paying attention. the main issue is not going to be with we have -- a government shutdown. there will be a lot of broken glass. these are priced into the marketplace. progrowth infants -- infrastructure. be careful of cost of damage. >> let's try to quantify this damage. one of the biggest things right now is opportunity lost. this in the entire month of september for congress -- they have to deal with the debt ceiling. there is any substanti

it is hung up from about nova scotia down through the caroline as.h ushering the queerl and dryer air. what it means for your evening, partly cloudy skies for the next couple of today hours. we'll fall quickly into the upper 70ss in the northwestern suburbs. low temperatures? a. sixty-seven in the district. any time we can get a low in the 606s in t d.c. in the summer is a win. fifty-eight manassas, 64 in quantico. that is a gorgeous start to wednesday. wednesday is an amazing weather day. there is no two ways about it. high pressure in place. we've got a nice drying trend going on tonight into tomorrow morning. low humidity, sunshine, high temperature in the mid 80s which is only a few degrees. without the humidity it makes all the disirches. eighty-four the high temperature in wash fon ton. low 830s north and west with just a few afternoon clouds. we've been following the tropics and we still have tropical storm trang line down across the you can tan moving from across the atlantic. franklin has been weakening since it made landfall . moving north,

hour, moving due northeast ward over the next 24 to 48 hour, kind of just skirting by new finland, nova scotia. areas of eastern canada. even though it does strengthening into a category 2 hurricane at some point, it remains well far away. from any land falling situation. not here. gert not going to be our problem. nationals forecast it's a 1:00 game, luckily no rain in the forecast, 84 with hazy sunshine be 87 tomorrow thunderstorm returning in the afternoon, scattered thunderstorms along the cold front friday. then aside from a pop-up storm saturday. we should dry out for the weekend. looks nice to next monday. that's a look at your seven-day forecast. now let's check the roads. a lot of fog. >>> for sure, taking a look at the top side of the beltway. this is in college park looks like it's elevating a bit good news for this portion of your drive, tail lights making on the outer loop. inner loop looks pretty good as well. we are seeing denser patches of fog elsewhere, please use caution low beams can't make out this camera, this is 50, as you try to make your way to the beltway. again, vehic

one more look at gert, the hurricane now strength ends to category two, pretty far away, off the nova scotia watch in the tropics, the atlantic ocean starting to fire up, some waters get warmer. so we have a chance for possibly three more storms to form. we'll keep you posted. meantime, we've reduced the risk of rip currents from high to moderate. but still, good idea to only swim when lifeguards are on duty this week. we have one little rogue area of showers, south of washington, d.c., in maryland, and we have pretty good visibility, throughout the area. little bit of fog in lancaster county. and around atlantic city, it is casino every foggy, as well. but not as bad as yesterday. sixty-three in lancaster where it is foggy, 69 in atlantic city where it is foggy, and here in philadelphia, not bad at all, high of -- with current temperature of 71, the average high is 85 degrees. eighty-nine, yes, we were well above average yesterday. we stay that way through the weekends, and beyond. with 88 today, stormy, but still in the mid to upper 80s tomorrow, 89 on saturday, lingering clouds, maybe a s

the strongest storm so far of the 2017 tropical season this is well off shore of nova scotia and it isventually depression. gert going to continue traveling far away from us. locally we have fog and humidity early this morning. it's soupy out there. we have a couple showers that are heavy. they're not widespread but if you're underneath one of these in charles county, it's pouring so we've got some heavy rain there. not seeing any lightning but as this propagates eastward across portions of southern maryland, eastern saint mary's county calvert county prince frederick area you may get some heavy rain within the next hour. that's all we've got out there right now. we've also got some fog though which is a little dense along the mountains down to 1.5-mile visibility in winchester. just kind of patchy along the metro line. 77 here in washington, temperatures are very warm to start. tropical moisture is in place and as fox futurecast shows that will fuel showers by the noon hour. thunderstorms by late afternoon. it doesn't look widespread. these are widely scattered showers and thunderstor

even our friends in nova scotia will like this one.going to snake to the north, possibly become a hurricane early wednesday morning, and then safely pass out into the north atlantic. it will send large waves to the east coast and some rip current threats, and that will be the worst of it. that is what we like. back here into the lower 48, thunderstorms overnight from amarillo. now tracking the red river. they're holding it together pretty well. usually this time of morning they're going to die off. be prepared for some of that rain. not sure how strong it will be, but there will be a little bit of rain, and then during the day today, hit and miss storms from memphis to nashville and north of atlanta. even storms up there in the mountains of the appalachians, and we'll do that again tomorrow too. we're not going to see anything too bad to start our monday. not too many travel delays. pretty nice forecast today from chicago to d.c. to new york. everyone should enjoy a nice lunch outside. very comfortable. >> seems cooler than what it was

she went to nova scotia to see the total eclipse of the sun. >> who is that song about, warren beatty carly simon. it was war rinne beatty or mick jagg jagger. >> he sings backup vocals. it's 6:00, 10:00 after. is this mika telling me, she said "start talking." i guess i will. i don't understand this solar eclipse thing. everybody is like you come once every 40, 50 years? >> it's coming in five years. >> in five years? okay it was a long time. it was like '79, right, was the

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looking at what is happening on the atlantic, this hammer came at nova scotia, category two hurricaned tropical air. it might be hot, humid across the south—east. probably staying dry through the east of scotland and north—east of england. but that forecast because of change. more details on the website. —— forecast could change. this is bbc news — and these are the top stories developing at midday. the number of a—level exams receiving the top grades has risen slightly, the first increase in six years, but the number of university places allocated so far has fallen. i got a* in economics, a* in maths and a in biology. how's that made you feel? i'm over the moon. the bbc understands britain will look to keep visa—free travel to the uk for european visitors after brexit — they'll need a permit to work, study or settle here. one of the longest serving nhs chief executives, sir len fenwick, has been sacked following an independent inquiry. dozens of firefighters are tackling a huge blaze in the east end of glasgow — there are no reports of any injuries. a court has been hearing from a cy

she went to nova scotia to see the total eclipse of the sun. >> who is that song about, warren beatty? >> i don't know. anyway it's carly simon. it was war rinne beatty or mick jagg jagger. >> he sings backup vocals. it's 6:00, 10:00 after. is this mika telling me, she said "start talking." i guess i will. i don't understand this solar eclipse thing. everybody is like you come once every 40, 50 years? >> it's coming in five years. >> in five years? okay it was a long time. it was like '79, right, was the last time? >> i paid no attention. >> god, you're just not helping me at all. everybody's excited about it. you're not supposed to look up. >> i got goggles. amazon. >> how do you know those goggle also actually work, because what if you get cheap goggles and you look up and zzzt. >> where do you get them from? >> they're like gold, you can't get them. so we're all just going to burn our eyes. >> halperin, there was that fantastic scene in oliver north's hearings where brendan sullivan says "i am not a potted plant, sir." let me just say, you've been off too long. you're sitting there

. >>> another before and after in nova scotia.ase bring back my wheelbarrow. and then the wheelbarrow was brought back, which proceeded, thank you for bringing back my wheelbarrow. >>> on to the latest workout craze, and by latest, i mean we do it first. this is the new bungee class in arizona. it's a 75-minute class with bungee cords attached. look familiar anybody? >> our eight years into the disease was when all the light went out. for me, it was heart-wrenching. look into the eyes of somebody with alzheimer's sometime, you just don't see -- the person's soul is, like, gone. bea: and it takes a toll on everyone. i mean, it's -- it's a depressing disease to watch unfold before your eyes. she actually thought those of us who were caring for her and who loved her most were her worst enemies. more and more responsibilities fell on my shoulders. lisa: this disease just ravages a family. it changes your life. the magnitude of it is indescribable. my mother taught me to be in the moment. we have to live in the moment with them. and i'

eclipse of 1970 in a special report calling earth in the shadow of the move, it went from mexico to nova scotia so many people are so excited about it. you can look forward to something we haven't seen in a very, very long time. >> something to bring us together for a chieng. >> don't we need that right now in the world. >> welcome back to "cbs this morning. with us today. >> it's time to show you some headlines around the grobe. big ben bonged for the last time today before four years of repair work. [ chimes j. >> the bell is undergoing a $38 million renovation program. prime minister theresa may and some lawmakers are concerned the famous clock will be silent for so long. >>> the indy star reports the discovery of legendary navy ship from world war ii way beneath the waves. microsoft co-founder paul allen tweeted news when his research team found the "u.s.s. indianapolis," the wreck 3.5 miles down in the pacific, torpedoed by the japanese after delivering parts of the atomic bach dropped on hiroshima. one crew member still alive told us how he survived thirsty, hungry, completely exhausted,

the path of that eclipse went from mexico to nova scotia, canada.out it. >> i agree. >> a moment you can look forward to something we haven't seen in a long time. >> and children, too. >> yeah. something to bring us together. >> yeah. right. >> we need that right now! >> right. >> welcome back to "cbs this morning." charlie is off. phil is in with us today. glad to have you here. >>> now time to show you the headlines from around the globe. "the guardian" reports that big ben bonged for the last time today before four years of repair work. [ bells toiling ] >> it chimed 12 times at noon london time. the bell is undergoing a $38 million renovation program. prime minister theresa may and some lawmakers are concerned that the famous clock will be silent for so long. the committee vowed to review the timeline. >>> the legendary navy ship was discovered beneath the waves. paul allen tweeted the news when his research team found the "uss indianapolis." three and a half miles down in the pacific. it was torpedoed by the japanese after delivering part was o

. >> i was on vacation in nova scotia. returning to the united states.evices, ansell coverage every place, the minute i entered into main at the end of my vacation every electronic device in my vehicle went off at the same time. i do that was trouble in the trouble with it had been leaked into the media at the time of the democratic national convention when our gore was nominated by the democratic party be the next president of the united states and it was disclosed at the time i had impaneled a grand jury in the district of columbia but that was the leak so we spent the next frantic few days after that trying to figure out where the leak came from. i didn't leak it. i was snuck into the courthouse in dc to avoid just that sort of media disclosure about the existence of grand jury and keep that secret. dagen: did you say hope it was? >> one of the judges on the 3 the judge panel, special division. maria: he was the leader. >> leaked it, david, the presiding judge who sits on the court of appeals on the dc circuit. issued an ultimatum, you will disclose y

even in areas of nova scotia they won't have to deal with it too.o go, we are watching a lot of heavy rain this morning. dallas-fort worth has gotten hilt with thunderstorms this morning. those extend through arkansas and areas of mississippi. the southeast is the area where we have the stormy weather to deal with. beautiful conditions continue. 87 in st. louis. 84, chicago. not bad in the northeast. not as much sunshine as sunday. we'll take low 80s and upper 70s. not many problems in the west. as we take a sneak peek towards tomorrow, d.c. could deal with storms. still very hot in the middle of the country. look at san antonio to oklahoma city, and still coolish in the great lakes. a pretty quiet start to our weather week, and nothing to worry about in the tropics here in the u.s. new york city is one of those spots that has a beautiful start to your monday morning. low humidity and temperatures very comfortable. you're watching "morning joe." we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ award winning interface. award winning design. award winning engine. the volvo x