maria is ranked category four and on track for direct hit with purlt ricoh. the governor says it's going to be a catastrophic event. >> hundreds of thousands of muslims are fleeing home country of me an mar bloody crackdown there and india is is refusing to take in refugees saying they pose a threat to national secure security. un called the mass migration from me an mar ethnic cleansing. they condemned any human rights violations and said anyone responsible would face the law equifax says they were hacked in march two months before the massive security breach that left 143 million people at risk for identity theft. this is one of largest br breaches of private financial information in history. >> taylor visit will be facing another legal battle. according to tmz two claim swift ripped off their lyrics haters going to hate by another song 3 lw. a representative called this ridiculous claim and said it's nothing more than a money g grab. >> and final some 90s necessary tallia vh 1 hip honor oz was absolute to 90s. all the big player's performed iconic 90s hits

september 20 was when maria touched down in purlt ricoh.nd also on board much needed supplies to hurricane damaged country. justin franco with american airlines joining us. why are you doing this justin. >> good morning we realize it's important to get supplies and folks in and out of san juan. we have a bunch of 19,000 pounds north of cargo items including relever items and much needed supplies to get down to san juan. >> this is second time you done it you did it last friday and took supplies down then. and you said that this -- you're the first airline carrier in the country to head down to purts ricoh because you see the need and you're trying to meet it there. employees gathering supplies right. >> yes employees gathering supplies and holding drives especially out of miami hub. but we also are end ising poll volunteers and folks to help the team members in san one to get the airport and services back online. very limited connectivity issues. we also have everything very manual process now. we're sending some customer service agent mana

ricoh highs on is following this. what can you tell us? it is really hurting sentiment.would stop handling trades by the end of the month. there has been the —— beena end of the month. there has been the —— been a steady flow of media reports saying that china plans to shut down bitcoin soon. initial corn offerings are used as a way for future will —— virtual currency start—ups to raise money. china has boomed as a cryptocurrency trading venue boomed as a cryptocurrency trading venuein boomed as a cryptocurrency trading venue in its domestic exchanges have previously allowed users to conduct trades for free, attracting investors and speculators. regulators have now cracked down on the industry amid concerns chinese investors are speculatively piling into crypto currencies and given that a large point ——a large portion of bitcoin trading is in the mainland, could this be the beginning of the end the crypto currencies? we will have to wait and see. you can keep us updated on that one. three women who used to work at google have filed a lawsuit in san francisco, alleging th

has been pummeled by top to wrench the rain a powerful winds in the strongest storm to hit what a ricoh in living memory that it left the island of dominica stream with debris the government there said most housing had been significantly damaged or destroyed and at least seven people i'm known to have been killed. the deadly news still to come the merger of two giants d.w. speaks to the chief financial officer of germany's tousen group about his company's proposed merger with india's tata steel to how many jobs will have cost. that's with benches it was to make. sure that people for t.w. on facebook and twitter. to date and in touch. follow us. yeah. and i think one day this war will be considered a cruel and unjust war over. and certainly all citizens of ukraine every man woman and child is she not the only friend their homeland of the enemy invades. no one wants russia here and on the eastern which is the. rebel against the mighty global news that matters. d.w. made for mines. a mega merger in the steel industry germany's tousen corp and india's tata agreed to a joint venture how will

for sure why it would slush into hurt ricoh. >> let's do local weather. bus stop forecast around here you could not be miceer. late summer out there. humid to start the day with oaf night lows in of 0s and after school mid to upper 0s. can you believe it. it's a warm one. 72 washington. little more comfortable off norm and west. frederick 63. 65 out of fulles. look at annapolis. humid to start day 66 this morning in leonard up to. jose. a tropical storm. you can see it there spinning as it continues to push away from the us. we'll get drier air working in. we'll keep it nice and dry. let's see if traffic it cooperating. 2 70 southbound view from sky fox it's a parking lot. 270 southbound frederick to clarksburg. this is what you're up against. earlier construction there and just a whole lot of volume right now. take 355 that deals with bailout traffic. get an earlier start. that deals with cameras and look at drive time. there pass 21 it will take you 4 minutes that picks up anesthesia well. 95 southbound south of 2 earlier disabled vehicle cleared and th

late week look great with kol category norma winds sustained washes and warnings puck owe ricoh movingt, northwest oaf the past teb days and the track is just north of cuba and extreme southeastern florida is in the cone of uncertainty. >> forecast, warm tomz and beautiful wednesday starts thursday. this is great early fall weather into monday. if hurricane irma would to impact us in some way it would not be until later in the 7 day forecast. >> that forecast is looking fabulous >> part of texas underwater despite >> hello hello. >> despite all the trouble they've been having and water on the ground the mayor says the city is open for business. >> death toll is about 60 harvey and thousands are homeless and cleanup is barely started on the billions of damage left behind and as we mentioned congress is work on sdaingtser relief pack answering. fire and rescue crews are dealing with holdouts in these areas and chemical situation northeast of city. sduing dug has the latest. >> you see the raiming water behind me here and armyy corps of engineers release water to buffalo buy uhere. knoc y

. >> given the loss and demonstration we need to pay attention and urnl enterly support pourt ricoh and with dangerous contributions. >> she has not been able to reach all her relatives on the island following hurricane maria and she is very concerned at this point. and lopez shared the stage with new york governor andrew quum owe who said election points are being set up across the state for donations and the area will be managed by the state's national guard. >> week owe crews return to pennsylvania after helping with hurricane maria. two trucks rolled in in eddystone and the crews fwhorkd soaring temperatures and had to cut through jungle like vegetation to wraik repairs. crews state work was rewardin rewarding. >> when you see people in these temperatures with no air, some no water because their pums didn't work. no bathroom facilities. it was difficultment and it's gratifying for the crews. >> his crews was assigned to the port meyer's area and making repairs and helping to happened-out foot and water as well. stay with us, everyone, eyewitness news tonight holding on foredear life

president trump has rejected allegations or the ricoh has not received the same amount of assistanceerto rico. amount of assistance as florida and texas. -- puerto rico. it is truly catastrophic what happened. and donald trump said he would visit the region on tuesday, that is almost a fortnight after the storm struck. sarah corker, bbc news. fears are growing on the island of bali, where tens of thousands of people living near the slopes of mount agung have been evacuated. experts say the volcano is on the brink of eruption for the first time in 50 years. hundreds of tremors have been recorded this week, in an increase of volcanic activity. an exclusion zone of twelve kilometres around the mountain has been set up, and the government has told residents to leave immediately. now we go live to bali. the bbc‘s hywel griffith is there for us. it is good to see you. tell us what the situation is at the moment. so, so the situation is at the moment. so, so far, 80,000 people have been evacuated from here, the red zone, the 12 kilometre exclusion zone around mount agung that you mentioned.

territory of quite a ricoh in the coming hours officials say it could be the strongest storm on record to hit the island that's maria down there that's tropical storm jose by the way up there on the top on monday maria swept across the island of dominique are causing what the prime minister there called mind boggling destruction the storm has also bathroom the u.s. virgin islands and the french territory of guadalupe. maria ravaging the french island of quote a loop heavy rain and fierce winds have left many areas without power official reports of at least one death a person hit by a falling tree two others were missing. we have limited contact at the moment it's really very patchy we are in touch with our forces and the police who are giving us some information but we have very little details at this stage. another french territory martinique has a scape the storm without major damage but neighboring dominica came off much worse its prime minister roosevelt's character wrote on facebook but they've lost all that money can buy and replace earlier he posted that his roof had been blown

electoral outcome where your action outcome is such that we end up with very strong fringes and the ricoh performance of all the mainstream parties and basically well the russians in these elections we know that well apparently they were behind hacking of the board to start the parliament and there's been concern that there's going to be a flurry of e-mails or something coming out and as yet nothing. right now the russians have been kind of eerily silent there hasn't been anything there's not been a great amount you know a big rush of you know fake news there haven't been any super high profile hackings you know dumps of documents which has people on edge you know many many are wondering what's what's going to happen in this in the last you know ten days or so before the election is are they waiting until the end it's it's not clear you know the news outlets here have been very concerned about how to fight fake news. there's a lot of concern because america has stood so strong against putin you know she has really defended the e.u. and stood for that so if certainly if the russians would

the latest satellite picture, irma offshore from the ricoh and the dominican republic.rential rain. there is an island here and i think it could be hit by hurricane irma and it could make la ndfall hurricane irma and it could make landfall here as we get on towards midnight. the damage from the storm is not done. it is notjust the 220 mile an hour gusts of wind, but it is the massive storm surge. up to 20 foot high in places, that will cause further catastrophic damage over the coming days. it is then heading to florida later this weekend. satellite picture in the uk, showing quite a bit of cloud across the north—west. slippery slide to something rather more unsettled the next few days. a band of rain sinking south into northern england from scotland and northern ireland. turning down with patchy rain in wales and the south—west. the odd showerfor wales and the south—west. the odd shower for the southeast and east anglia. feeling cool in the winds. 0vernight tonight, this band of rain sinking south. heavy rain for a time in northern england, pushing across wales, the mi

because when we return canada china and trade where does alibaba fit and we're going to find out for the ricoh continues to suffer my guest tonight take a look at how it could bounce back in the face of devastation from hurricane rita and is devastated economy as we go to break here are the numbers the closing bell. seems wrong. to shape out. and in. equals betrayal. when so many find themselves worlds apart if we choose to look for common ground. when lawmakers manufacture consent to stick to the public will. the ruling classes protect themselves. with the fine merry go round. so. we can all middle of the room sit. room. which would make me. the most get a little bit. longer but i you. know it was but i get sort. of this yes or no but if you dump it out and just see refused. to. wear the blue you won't get a good area for immigrants it's this we never really know for sure but this is been a active area. that you so i. know well when i started no i think. the island of puerto rico is in the midst of record setting bankruptcy after more than a decade of massive recession and now it's in the mid

what could soon be in such short supply as ricoh's main export industry is on pause now for months.lso would you let someone into your home when you are not there? maybe if it was a loved one but what about a total stranger? the new service walmart is testing out mean you can come home to a full refrigerator in where it is being tested. this when i join you in a few minutes.>> can you fix the san mateo bridge problem?>> i have been watching it and now i want to show you what i am looking at. let's put up the bridge. i will show you traffic is moving a little better, but the crash is still there and they just issued a sigler. maybe they're letting some traffic through. i will just say avoid the san mateo bridge for now but i am beginning to think they are making progress on it based on looking at the traffic. it is not great. i would still use a different way. we have another serious crash coming up to the pinole valley road. leaving a big empty spot on the richmond freeway. if you are getting on here you may get kind of like a benefit of it as you drive town towards the berkeley are

virgin islands as well as paris to go -- put ricoh. it looks like it will hit florida. here is a look at the. it is passing over the dominican republic, haiti and cuba. it stays offshore and gets very close but it doesn't make landfall. again as we get into the weekend, that could change as it makes its way towards florida. it may weaken to a category four but we are still several days out. it could have destroyed the wind and flash flooding. this coming on the heels of harvey so we will be tracking it.>> thank you so much. in the meantime, volunteers from the bay area, they left oakland early this afternoon to travel to florida. six emergency response vehicles are heading east. they will stay in the florida area for at least a couple of weeks. that will depend on if and when irma hits. while there they will provide shelter, medical support, meals and also give them a safe place to ride out the storm.>> hurricane irma is a category five, right now we are concerned that it it will hit florida. so the red cross is staging supplies and personnel near the affected areas in

but julie, maria is just a disaster waiting to happen for the islands the lesser antilles and print ricoh tonight. back to you. >> jon: we heard president trump reiterating his tough stand on north korea and front of the u.n. general assembly where he put the kim jong un regime on notice. threatening to totally destroy the rogue nation if the u.s. is forced to defend itself. what history can teach us about this kind of showdown. we'll go in-depth. >> it is time for north korea to realize that the denuclearization is it's only acceptable future. ...it starts a chain reaction... ...that's heard throughout the connected business world. at&t network security helps protect business, from the largest financial markets to the smallest transactions, by sensing cyber-attacks in near real time and automatically deploying countermeasures. keeping the world of business connected and protected. that's the power of and. >> it is time for north korea to realize that the denuclearization is it's only acceptable future. the united nations security council recently held 15-0 votes attacking hard-hitting re

and hurricane maria is barreling towards the caribbean islands heading towards cuba for the ricoh rightnow after devastating the tiny island nation of dominica the u.s. national hurricane center is warning of a potentially catastrophic impact from the storm that has already killed at least two people. well germany goes to the polls this sunday to elect a new parliament so candidates from all parties are now spending the last days focusing their message on undecided voters it's easy enough to reach people living in big cities but what about those living in small remote locations we traveled to one of germany's northern most constituencies a tiny island in the vod in seed to ask voters where what issues but is that what issues they're not just concerned about. langan assays one of the how again ten small islands off the north sea coast it's home to more counties than people everything locals need is more hit by ship including the ballot cons for the upcoming election the polling station is the local school which is attended by nineteen children. the man is setting up the ballot box not ma

ultimately, the government of sweaty ricoh will have to work with us to determine how this massive rebuildingnded and organised. and what we will do with the tremendous amount of existing debt. most of the island's residence will face a ten day without the basics. not enough is being done. i am begging. begging anyone that can hear us, to save us from dying. federal authorities are rising to the enormity of the crisis caused by hurricane maria. it will ta ke caused by hurricane maria. it will take days, not months, to overcome. president trump has accepted the resignation of his health secretary, after it emerged he used expensive private planes for official business. tom price has apologised and promised to repay $a00,000 after using taxpayers' money for 26 private flights since may. he's the latest on a growing list of administration officials to resign or be sacked. the president said he was ‘not happy‘ after finding out about the expense. people in their 20s and 30s are now spending less on having fun than people who are older, according to a new study. the resolution foundation says its

"new york times" reporter scott shane and the co-founder of ricoh kara swisher weigh in. >>> and live to hollywood, florida. a tragedy at a nursing home that lost power due to hurricane irma. six people are dead. now a second nursing home in the area is being evacuated. after brushing, listerine® total care strengthens teeth, helps prevent cavities and restores tooth enamel. it's an easy way to give listerine® total care to the total family. listerine® total care. one bottle, six benefits. power to your mouth™. trust #1 doctor recommended dulcolax. use dulcolax tablets for gentle dependable relief. suppositories for relief in minutes. and dulcoease for comfortable relief of hard stools. dulcolax. designed for dependable relief. >>> i spent three months after the election covering trump voters. i asked every one of them where they obtain their news and which sources they trusted most. the answer i heard from voter after voter, facebook. we are joined by scott shane whose piece in today's "new york times" is under the headline, purged facebook page tied to the kremlin spread anti-immigr

finalists wasps, lost their first home game in 20 matches, after a 21—2a loss to harlequins at the ricoh and 1a points from the boot of marcus smith, saw quins edge the victory. the car suffered beat wigan 38—20 in the super 8s. wigan's hopes are now hanging bya the super 8s. wigan's hopes are now hanging by a thread. the visitors at warrington maintain their status. france are into the final of the davis cup after beating serbia 3—1 in lille. jo—wilfried tsonga fought back from a set down against dusan lajovic to earn a three sets to one victory. the hosts went into the day needing just one victory from the final two singles rubbers to take victory against an understrength serbia, who were missing novak djokovic. and belgium or australia await in the final. that tie has gone into a deciding rubber after david goffin defeated nick kyrgios in four sets to bring belgium level. steve darcis is facing jordan thompson in the crucial fifth and final match. reigning champion phil taylor is into the semifinals of the champions league of darts, after knocking out his opponent and current world ch

what was fascinating was the fact that you didn't hear much in the news over the weekend about puerta ricoh people begin to realise the dire situation that they face. and the fa ct situation that they face. and the fact that puerto rico has had financial problems as well will make the recovery even tougher. the finances just aren't there to undertake some of the work that is going to be needed in the months ahead. ok, let's look at some of the other news we are covering. a dog has been found alive amongst the rubble of last week's earthquake, a rescue by the team in japan have such operations is focused on sites across the city. the dog was realised with its family. the fourth round of brexit negotiations got under way today, and there is some hope that the british prime minster‘s speech in florence last week might help to break the deadlock. britain's brexit secretary david davis is in brussels again for talks with the eu's chief negotiator, michel barnier, who said he is still waiting forfirm proposals from britain. the european union is keen and eager to understand better how the uk gove

union's premiership, wasps lost their first home game in 20 matches, as harlequins beat them at the ricoh but charlie walker's second—half try, and 1a points from the boot of marcus smith, saw quins take victory. and a great underdog story to end with, as mensur suljovic, the outsider heading into the pdc champions league of darts, has won the tournament in cardiff. he was a 40:1 shot before a dart was thrown, but completed the fairytale by beating two—time world champion gary anderson 11—9 in the final. it was the first major trophy of his career, and he is £100,000 better off, too. just look at the emotion in his face. he said afterwards it was perfect. he never thought that he could win. and just look at him, overcome. you would be, when you win that kind of money, as well. not bad foran that kind of money, as well. not bad for an evening's work. a very impressive performance. theresa may is flying to canada today to discuss a post—brexit trade deal, amid the fallout over the government's approach to eu withdrawal. the prime minister was facing calls to sack foreign secretary borisjohn

hurricane maria has been downgraded to a category two storm but it's still the strongest quarter ricoh knocking out power and ripping off roofs at least nine people were killed as the storm across the caribbean. in his speech to the u.n. general assembly iran president hassan rouhani said there were no changes to the nuclear deal between tehran and world powers the signatories to the agreement have affirmed that there have been no violations but secretary of state rex tillerson said the u.s. will continue to put pressure on iran without breaking the terms of the deal the agreement has this very concerning shortcoming that the president has mentioned as well and that is the sunset clause where one can almost set the countdown clock to when iran can resume its nuclear weapons programs its nuclear activities and that's something that the president simply finds only acceptable protests have turned violent in barcelona after supporters of an independence referendum in catalonia took to the streets earlier spanish police raided regional government offices and arrested public officials in bar

. >> crisis in purts ricoh. >> this is big soo for anyone out there. >> pill millions without power and water and basic supplies. we fly along to puerto rico this morning with supplies. >> corruption in college basketball. >> the picture pained by the charges brought today is not a pretty one. >> federal authorities make several arrests including coaches, financial advisor and sneaker company executives. how the fbi satisfies they were taking advantage of college athletes. >> alex is here. bob is here. i think i'm here and sue is in collingswood, new jersey, sue. >> hey, mike, alex. no bones about it. >> ah. >> the coffee here in groove ground cafe is to die for. we're going batty here [ [ laughter ] it's great because a lot of folk are coming out and donating great items for auction tonight and plus giving money to children's hospital of philadelphia. more details on all that coming up. let's get to number of the da day. which is nine out of ten. and it's another day we'll be pretty warm and humid. but former hurricane tropical storm now maria is in the process of making that turn toda

and unfortunately will cause serious damage in purts ricoh over the next several hours. it's not just winds i've been mentioning it's unfortunately very large storm surge and then reigns 15, 20" of rain likely to cause flooding issues as well. here's latest official from the national hurricane center, 917 milibars strong moving northwest at 10. once it gets across puerto rico we're safe for a few d days. we'll have to see what happens as we get to days five and six. east coast and not likely to be impacting eastern sea board great news. we have to wooch that towards end of forecast period.. 7 in washingtonment warm. won't be tear bally humid today. outer loop crash involving a dump truck. and got to that location. right now moved over to the right lane, right shoulder, debris out there as well. two dump trucks 450 annapolis road. left lane getting cameras backup is basically parked ba become to richie m marboro road. 30 minute delay from richie mar row. traffic parked. rubber neck delay on group. and blocked right shoulder and 45 minute delay 234 to bel beltway. heavy tr

likely to be pretty extensive damage interesting, pure tow ricoh has not seen storm of this magnitudemetime. go back to hugo in ' '89. that kind of brush the island and then get back into the late 1920s, early 1930s last time a direct landfall of a major hurricane you can see the wind feel will lift out. pressure up a little bit. winds 145 miles per hour. we'll get it out of here have to watch it long thyme term for its eventual path the thinking it will emerge here off the southeast coast by early next week and wire hoping it stays tout sea at least one or two of the models trying to get it close to the eastern see bore by the middle and end of next week. okay. quickly 73 here in washington. we're in for nice day. we got to get the sun back out here. doing little bit of cloud cover and once we get that out of here we should be in for nice afternoon with daytime highs well into the 80s and look at the sunshine. next seven days it is not going to feel like fall. even though that starts on friday. and a gorgeous weekend but very warm weekend highs in the mid to upper 80s saturdaynd we'l

do you have idea how long you'll stay and that will be just based on the impact that puerto tow ricohit will be based on the impact it gets we're prepared to work another three or four weeks defending if that's what they need us to do and we do this quite a bit internationally domestic clue and we'll work until they t finished and time to come home. >> chief, give our best to the team down there. batallion chris shaw from virginia task force one. thanks for joining us. stay safe. >>> thank you. >> you got it. >> 8:05. >> amazing satellite picture of the hurricane this morning. really, really powerful. i mean unfortunately. >> right. >> looking very very formidable there. >> 165 winds. >> 160 with gusts approaching 200. >> jeez. >> yeah. right back into irma territory. >> back in irma territory unfortunately and we also what kind of damage irma did not just to human civilization but -- >> landscape. >> vegetation. there wasn't a leaf left on some of those islands and i'm afraid we'll see that again over the next couple of days. >> it's just incredible. >> so here we go again. but we'll

florida as irma makes its way to south florida as it's going to cross the us virgin islands, put tow ricohd virginia task force one will be there to help out, guys. >> all right. in the meantime let's check in with caitlin get a little bit more information on the storm itself where it is now. where it's headed all tt stuff. hi, caitlin. >> good morning to you both. 8:00 a.m. update we do these every three hours from the national hurricane center, and not much changed. still an extremely powerful category five storm with winds still sustained at 185 miles an hour. those are peak sustained winds by the way. and central pressure 918 millibars moving at 16 miles an hour. saint march 10 and that's occurring now the strongest storm minute march 10 has ever seen. hurricane warnings and watches posted for the majority of caribbean the track takes this powerful major hurricane straight through this channel of islands staying north of cuba and then from there impacting south florida. now there was a distinct change in the models overnight. moving this to grazing the east coast maybe not even making

territory a pressure ricoh by wednesday supplies are flying off the shelves as residents again prepare for the worst. at a meeting of foreign ministers in new york city diplomats called on me on mars leader aung song suchi to do more to end military violence against the country's row hinge of muslims the situation the un has labeled ethnic cleansing aid groups are struggling to provide relief to more than four hundred thousand iranians or refugees forced to flee to bangladesh and india suchi who has faced intense international criticism is due to make a national address on tuesday. u.s. president donald trump has criticized the united nations as bloated and mismanaged he made the comments on his first visit to u.n. headquarters a day before he was to address the general assembly for the first time trump said bureaucracy and mismanagement were preventing the u.n. from reaching its full potential he backed efforts by secretary general antonio to institute reforms. irish carrier ryanair has apologized for a mass cancellation that's destructive the travel plans of hundreds of thousands of