yo i'm good thanks to the virgin mary, he said. it wasn't any different here where teens went house to house rescuing the sick and elderly. at this shelter, residents nervously checked makeshift lists looking for names of family members who are safe. janice longoria has been looking for her 77-year-old aunt since yesterday. >> she's an elderly person. i don't know how is she? it's hard. >> reporter: and for those families able to reconnect -- words can't describe. the governor of puerto rico says two thirds of the island are a disaster zone tonight. the airport in san juan reopened but only for military and emergency operations and amid this misery you should know we have seenry resill jens as one man told us with a smile on his face, we're used to this. >> thank you, david. >>> it wasn't a missile this time, tonight, kim jong-un shot off msnghiresident donald trump a mentally deranged dotard and will pay for his threats which include wiping north korea off the map. mr. trump slapped new economic sanctions on the north. here's whit

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i asked him "i'm good, thanks to the virgin mary," he said. it wasn't any different in levittown, where teams went house to house, rescuing the sick and elderly. at this shelter, residents nervously checked makeshift lists, looking for names of family members who are safe. janice longoria has been looking for her 77-year-old aunt since yesterday. >> she's an elderly person, so i don't know how she--... it's hard. >> reporter: and for those families who were able to reconnect, words can't describe. the governor of puerto rico says two-thirds of this island are a disaster zone tonight. the airport in san juan reopened today, but only for military and emergency operations. and amid this misery, you should know we've seen resilience. as one man told with us a smile on his face, "we're used to this." anthony. >> mason: david begnaud, thank you, david. it wasn't a missile this time. tonight, kim jong-un shot off his mouth calling president trump a "mentally deranged doter," and warning he'll pay dearly for his threats which you'll recall, include wi

. >> o maria ♪ >> reporter: in cuba, hundreds gathered in prayer to the blessed virgin mary asking herthe storm is expected to hit there late tonight and then bear down on florida sometime saturday night into sunday. >> don't be complacent. we are not sure exactly where this is going to go. listen to the evacuation orders. think about your life. think about your family's life. >> reporter: more than half a million people have been told to evacuate. traffic has highways backed up for miles. people made a rush for gas by one estimate nearly 40% of the pumps in miami and fort lauderdale running dry. federal officials updated preparations for the storm this morning. >> heed all local warnings. the goal is get out of a storm surge of vulnerable areas. that's wind-driven coastal storm surge flooding waters coming onshore. that's the most devastating hazard associated with hurricanes. >> reporter: and though much of the focus is on florida, forecasters warn irma could also punish areas to the north in georgia and the carolinas. if you haven't left yet, authorities are stressing if you have re

my dad is a migrant worker and my mom is a virgin mary candle. [ laughter ] my parents both live in americaay. you know? day of the dead, sinko de mayo. payday. just all of the -- [ laughter ] i'm actually indian. [ laughter ] i just had those mexican jokes i wanted to say. my mom was born in india. sorry, didn't mean to offend. she was born in native america. [ laughter ] no, i'm just white. i'm italian. [ laughter ] don't i look like i could be something? [ laughter ] i feel like some of you are having trouble believing me now. i am italian. i can prove it to you. i do speak a little italian. i'm-a mexican. [ laughter ] no, really, guys, i'm mexican. no more questions. more about me. i'm not gay. but i would have sex with a man for a million dollars. right? but i'm not going to pay more than that. [ laughter ] anyway, guys, so i brought these mad libz because you know, i figure as a group we can come up with like a fun silly bit together. you feel like you're more part of the show. i feel like i had to write less material. i'm going to go ahead and get some suggestions from the crowd. now

activity but we know this is all so iarkets perspective save him through the intervention through the virgin mary she clearly wants me to make the trip but modern people notwithstanding, i mean people have their beliefs then as they have them now, it is really you know that native americans let you live, help to live that you got from one point scrape up thato language, that impulse it would've been so natural to marquette to get at the real story and the role voice. >> desoto, that was what 15 40's or so? so 130 years earlier. were 16n the 16 60's 70's there were some pretty ugly incidents. would marquette have been aware of that? ?o what degree laura: that is a good question. whenever we talk about the spanish story of the new world as filtered through other services, the black legend of spanish conquest comes up. in many countries not just protestant because of protestants were kind of the great generators and producers of the information, really had a strong belief that there was something that made the spanish in enoughly barbarous themselves in the new world so that is a great question. to

remember the statue of the virgin mary and urine.d trump said, you are kneeling before our nation's flag. get up you sobs. for eight years conservatives are racist, misogynists, any kind of phobe, for eight years, we're supposed to be offended after being under assault for eight years because donald trump used a vulgar term to describe people disrespecting our flag. give me a break. abby: do you think he was right to use those terms. >> damn right he is right. this is first president in a long time, gave double-barreled middle finger to the left. i'm not listening to this crap anymore. abby: how does the country heal, dan? seeps there is even bigger divide between blacks and whites having this conversation? how do we come back together? how do we respect the flag and national anthem together as one? >> abby, i wish there was a great utopian world answer for this but there is not. far left, not all democrats, i want to be clear, far left is anti-american imperialist empire attitude. what is middle ground on that? if you're willing to

my people have statues of the blessed virgin mary, all over the country on private property. >> okay,k so, you brought us into the discussion of statues on public property. stuart: judge roy moore is going to do it, not going to compromise. >> not a mitch mcconnell yes man as the person he is purported to have been. stuart: so we get nothing done. rand paul stands on principle, gets nothing done. >> you don't like the people that stand on principle and i say this with deference and respect, an incrementalist, a little change in the right direction is good enough for you. for the rand paul people, and i am among them, anything that institutionalizes the government micromanagement of health care makes it worse not better. stuart: but what you end up with is worse, it gets worse. we still have obamacare. you should hear betsy mccaughey. >> i have to agree with everything that betsy said. stuart: the rotten situation, people like rand paul couldn't come off high horse of principle and compromise and get something done. >> we have the rotten situation because harry reid, maneuvered this mo

virgin islands also took a direct hit with many residents leaving before marie arrived. figure out where i was going to stay in puerto rico and i think a lot of people were in the same boat i mean you had everybody leaving from the the v.d.i. people leaving from the u.s. we i. but i'm going to be in miami that widespread flooding is now a concern as are mudslides in the islands mountainous regions the governor of puerto rico has now put a curfew in place as a rescue and recovery operation is launched with little communication it's hard to assess the damage but it may be this island's coastal communities and rural communities that took the worst of the damage as hurricane maria leads a path of destruction across puerto rico the recovery of this u.s. territory already dealing with so many challenges could be a long one and gallacher al-jazeera san juan puerto rico well sean sublette is a meteorologist working with climate central in princeton in the u.s. he says there are several factors that influence the strength of hurricanes. there are a couple other things at play you

. >>> welcome back everyone hurricane marie ace heading to puerto rico and u.s. virgin islands. eye of the storm is expect to make land fall on puerto rico later this morning. puerto rico's governor says storm could be worse in generations. people living in homes have been warned to go to shelters. hurricane has already devastated the caribbean island of dominica, islands leader sent out a plea for help saying the storm caused quote mind boggling devastation. >>> more news on hurricane irma's aftermath, nearly a week after a florida nursing home was evacuated another person has died. nine three-year old man died, yesterday in hollywood, florida becoming ninth victim, ninth patient, to reportedly die from heat-related injuries you may recall after irma knock out centers power and left them without air conditioning. more than 140 people had to be removed from the facility, police are investigating those deaths. >>> also very close call for preschool children in tennessee when passing storm caused this school's roof to collapse. take a look at damage here. thankfully all 96 kid and

hurricane forecasters expect mary will be a category five when it hits the u.s. virgin islands and puerto rico. and jeff rarn yes is following the stormts and jeff this is so devastatesing. >> it is. and i think the united states -- all areas are doing the proper things getting prepared because 7 days out we can see storm track changes. we'll have the late on that. i want to get you into our own microclimate forecast well give you the bird's eye perspective of what's happening. there there are changes over the next seven days. i wanted to give you kind of this look at some up and down weather coming our way. the most immediate change is tomorrow morning, the possibility of a slight chance of scattered showers. friday morning temperatures dipping down to cold 40s to start parts of the interior valleys. then hold on by next week we are now tracking possibly isolated 90s returning inland. we are still not done with some of the hotter weather yet. let's get you into this shower chance for tomorrow morning right now most immediately it's not huge. most of the rainfall stays

virgin islands also took a direct hit with many residents leaving before marie arrived. figure out where i was going to stay in puerto rico and i think a lot of people were in the same boat i mean you had everybody leaving from the b.v.i. people leaving from the u.s. we i. but i'm going to be. widespread flooding is now a concern as are mudslides in the islands mountainous regions the governor of puerto rico has now put a curfew in place as a rescue and recovery operation is launched with little communication it's hard to assess the damage but it may be this island's coastal communities and rural communities that took the worst of the damage as hurricane maria leaves a path of destruction across puerto rico the recovery in this u.s. territory already dealing with so many challenges could be a long one. joining us now from zurich is peter's a million peter is an expert in storms and hurricanes and heads the atmospheric perils department with zurich based reinsurance company swiss re what a great name for a department you'd be the man to ask then are weather related catast

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virgin islands also took a direct hit with many residents leaving before marie arrived. figure out where i was going to stay in puerto rico and i think a lot of people were in the same boat i mean you had everybody leaving from the d.t.i. people leaving from the u.s. . but i'm going to be. widespread flooding is now a concern as are mudslides in the islands mountainous regions the governor of puerto rico has now put a curfew in place as a rescue and recovery operation is launched with little communication it's hard to assess the damage but it may be this island's coastal communities and rural communities that took the worst of the damage as hurricane maria leaves a path of destruction across puerto rico the recovery in this u.s. territory already dealing with so many challenges could be a long one and gallacher al-jazeera san juan puerto rico hurricane maria battered the dominican republic on wednesday causing major flooding thousands of people were moved away from coastal areas to shelters the eastern part of the country faced the strongest winds. now iran has been one

virgin islands also took a direct hit with many residents leaving before marie arrived. figure out where i was going to stay in puerto rico and i think a lot of people were in the same boat i mean you had everybody leaving from the d.d.i. people leaving from the u.s. . but i'm going to be in miami that widespread flooding is now a concern as are mudslides in the islands mountainous regions the governor of puerto rico is now put a curfew in place as a rescue or recovery operation is launched with little communication it's hard to assess the damage but it may be this island's coastal communities and rural communities that took the worst of the damage as hurricane maria leads a path of destruction across puerto rico the recovery in this u.s. territory already dealing with so many challenges could be a long one and gallacher al-jazeera san juan puerto rico. the hurricane maria is heading to the dominican republic is live for us in print to kind of it's ok but how the situation now so hey we can see the rains of picking up. yeah the situation has deteriorated rapidly in the l

virgin islands also took a direct hit with many residents leaving before marie arrived. figure out where i was going to stay in puerto rico and i think a lot of people were in the same boat i mean you had everybody leaving from the d.d.i. people leaving from the u.s. . but i'm going to be. widespread flooding is now a concern as are mudslides in the islands mountainous regions the governor of puerto rico is now put a curfew in place as a rescue or recovery operation is launched with little communication it's hard to assess the damage but it may be this island's coastal communities and rural communities that took the worst of the damage as hurricane maria leads a path of destruction across puerto rico the recovery in this u.s. territory already dealing with so many challenges could be a long one and gallacher al-jazeera san juan puerto rico. hey authorities in the usa to california have filed a lawsuit to prevent president donald trump's controversial plan to build a wall on the us mexico border and the wall was a central pillar of a presidential campaign the proposal is

in september and we got the two storms jose off the mid atlantic coastline ann marie a is expected to make lanal the virgin islands. damage likely to be catastrophic. i'll have the latest on maria's path, plus our forecast back home. guess what, as fall begins it's going to feel like summer. we'll have a peak at that coming up on the the other side of the break. break. >> and more right now on our top story, a powerful earthquake rocking mexico and these are new images coming into eur news room right now. marina a is there with an update. a couple of weeks ago a magnitude 8.1 quake killed more than 930 people in the country and tonight we're hearing this afternoon 7.1 quake is to blame for at least 44 death. the epicenter was about 80 miles southeast of mexico city. we're hearing nearly two dozen buildings have collaps ed the mayor of mexico city says many people remain trapped in the rubble and search and rescue efforts continue as we speak. ironically today's quake comes on the the anniversary of yet another killer that caused thousands of deaths and widespread damage on this exact date in 1985. we are s

in the path of maria look like this british virgin island is still covered in ruble and debris from irma and now focus is on the immediate threat from marie a on antique washings skippers are not want to go take any chances there, meantime all of the florida keys are now opened for the first time since the island chain was evacuated ahead of irma. county officials are urging residents and business owners to bring food, water, tents, air conditioning with them as they return. more than half million people, in florida are still without power, in 90-degree heat. >> we're really suffering, having a really bad time right now, having to go carry water from public, to flush our commode. >> recovery centers are set up in the keys to help homeowners fill out fema and insurance paperwork. officials say they hope to open up government offices, courts and schools in the keys by next week. >>> now back in our area teachers are officially on strike in the methacton school district. weekend contract negotiations between teachers union and school board broke down, when both side, reached an impasse, over health care premiums. our joe holden joins us now

marie greene. this morning, states of emergency have been declared in florida, puerto rico and the u.s. virgin islands as hurricane irma churns west over the northeast caribbean. irma has grown into a category 4 storm. sustained winds of 145 miles per hour. the leeward islands are expected to feel its effects sometime tonight. school in puerto rico is cancelled today and the national guard has been activated. a hurricane hunter flew into the eye of the storm yesterday. irma is expected to strengthen over the 48 hours and southeast florida residents are stocking up on supplies. it's still too early to say exactly where irma will hit but landfall on the u.s. mainland has become more and more likely. >> you know, we'll be looking at the predictions of where this storm could go, the intensity of the storm, because all that, all those variables are important to us in terms if there is an evacuation order sometime later this week, it's a category 1 through 5, they all have different evacuation zones. >> irma has the potential to dump up to 10 inches of rain and trigger 23-foot waves as it comes asho

marie will be later tonight. powerful category 5 around the virgin islands then tomorrow, early, right around puerto rico, the eyewalltely coming right over portions of puerto rico. so unfortunately, looks as though it could be of the island. now this morning, the sures all about the fog. we got patchy fog if you are traveling through the county. up around 72. frederick, maryland, some pockets of fog thing m. that is because of the moisture in the east to north early wind that we have. all as jose stays off the coast and temperatures morning reason the 70's already later today and have a high temperature of 80 degrees now coming up in a couple of minutes another look at your ten day forecast and i will take you houhour by hour through the weekend when it could get a little breezy yet gain. angela into veronica. we got breaking news coming from traffic watch for folks who travel the capital beltway in the county. i want to go to the traffic cameras immediately to show you what is happening am we glait jor delay here. before you get to the avenue on the outer loop. stop and go traffic. speeds below 10 miles per hours t

virgin islands. five days after hurricane marie ea disamated -- maria disamated what hurricane irma spared, 15,000 people remain in government shelters, thousands of homes are destroyed, roads are blocked, bridges buckled and a dam in puerto rico is on the edge of collapse, threatening the lives of nearly 75,000 people with flash flooding. two hospitals in the virgin islands have been destroyed, and less i not mentioned, we have not dealt adequately what is required in texas and southwest louisiana and in florida. today in my office, numerous representatives of government officials and organizations came to present issues concerning ongoing matters having to do with their concerns in our area. the speaker of the house of representatives and the chairman of appropriations were with several of us in the florida delegation last week to review and view the damage that has occurred in the keys, and here we are dealing rather than with humanitarian crisis as towns are left without fresh water, power and fuel, we are dealing with a dangerous bill that will address vulnerable people in a negative way. . official

virgin islands next week to see the devastation from hurricane marie a many islands more than 3.4 millionre still without adequate food, water, power, fuel, and gas stations, banks, super mark receipts gradually reopenening and honestly not fast enough. there's limited supplies and long lines and plenty of frustration. americans are flying in supplies across the can'ty. some from philadelphia. >> did you see the building there that said help. american airlines plane is jammed with 20,000 pounds worth of supplies and getting ready to take off in you amatter of minutes. lauren what do you see thre on the -- inside the terminal. >> we are minutes away from american airlines flight 2028 pushing back if gate here in philadelphia headed to puerto rico. passengers we spoke with here in the gate area had mixed emotions. sox anxiously awaiting to get home and others not ready to step foot on the ground to deal with reality of devastation. also on board this plane very precious cargo aside from 200 plus passengers 19,000 pounds of supplies for country slammed twice by hurricanes and leaving three a

marie is moving roughly along the same string of islands as hurricane irma, the hurricane that devastated the region earlier this month. is expected to move towards puerto rico and the virginands tonight and tomorrow. maria made landfall monday with winds up to 260 kilometers per hour. reporter: maria ravaging the french island of guadeloupe a. heavy rain and for use wind has left many areas without power. authorities have also received reports of flooding. >> we have limited contact at the moment. it is really very patchy. we are in touch with forces and police to give us some information we have very little details at this stage. reporter: another french territory has escaped the storm without huge damage. but neighboring dominica came off much worse. there prime minister wrote on facebook they have lost all that money can buy and replace. earlier he posted his roof had been blown off. many of the islands on high alert from korea are still reeling from hurricane earlier -- hurricane irma earlier this month. antique is one of them. people here are bracing for another potential disaster. a similar scene in puerto rico. shelves emptied as residents stockpiled supplies. the

virgin islands now with paul naball, he is a u.s. citizen who has lived on st. thomas for six years. he joins me on the phone. thank you for being with us. >> good night, rose mary, thank you for having me. >> i want to talk about how bad conditions are on the ground where you are, and how long do you think it will likely take to get things back to normal? >> that is an open-ended question. things have -- you know, we've -- we were struck on wednesday, the 6th, with hurricane irma, and we have been without power or water here on the island now for quite some time. we -- on the ground, things are starting to look a little bit better here. the streets are starting to get cleared. for a while we couldn't even get around all of the island. i had to actually hike into my house the first day after the hurricane to see how it fared. so things are starting to get a little bit better as far as mobility around the island goes. but things are starting to get very scarce around the island as far as our grocery stores and our fuel supplies, basic necessities for food and water. things are starting to dwindle here on the island. so that's been a little bit difficult. as far a

virgin island. at least 29 people now dead and uncertainty for the hundreds of thousands that remain. let's start with aryana atenzio back in miami after a tour of the keys and mary ann jackson in jacksonville. ariana, what did you see from the air? >> reporter: andrea, i just landed here in miami about 30 minutes ago, and we just caught a glimpse of the devastating images of the aftermath of this monster storm in what is perhaps one of the most pristine, one of the most beautiful places in our entire country, the florida keys where this monster storm first made landfall. and we saw some areas of the keys, especially marathon, florida in our short flight, completely ravaged by the 130-mile-per-hour winds that irma packed on sunday when it hit the keys. our journey started in key largo where you already started to see a lot of the devastation. the keys on the overseas highway was completely blocked with traffic. first responders aren't letting the entirety of the traffic in right now, but you can see the desperation in many of the residents, in many of the families who did evacuate to try to get back in to survey the loss of life, to see how their homes are. we do

marie of regaining strength as it passes near the dominican republic. right now a category three storm maximum sustained winds of 115 miles an hour after maria tore through puerto rico in the u.s. virgin islands yesterday destroyed hundreds of homes, turning streets into rivers and knocking out power across the entire region. >> logistically it's a big challenge. you don't typically have all the resources you need stored on the island so they have to come from the continental united states over. both are basically without power and will be so for a long time. they both have fragile power systems. cheryl: does the administrator david. they're ready to help the people of puerto rico. president trump treated about this. we are with you and the people puerto rico #pr strong. maria, the most powerful hurricane to hit puerto rico more than 80 years. the eye of the storm to move towards turks and caicos later today. a live report from janice dean as we continue to monitor hurricane maria. cheryl: make schwarz join us on the phone. good to see you. you're here in new york, correct? being that correct. lauren: can you describe plans and efforts using to help people in puerto rico? >> absolutel

mary go on saint martin where the eye just passed over. right now looks like it's going to be kind of creeping toward the virgin islands towards san juan onore of the san juan and hispaniola over haiti and the dominican r >> big monster storm happening right now, caitlin. >> yes. the tide for the second strongest recorded her hurricane ever and here it is. category five strength winds sustain at 185 miles an hour. thank you guys. that cat five storm made earlier landfall around an gill la saint martin it will continue north northwest where watches and warnings are in effect in advance of this incredibly powerful storm. here's it's projected path from the national hurricane center. this is guidance much this not gospel. and it will weaken slightly as it moves over the north coast of the cuba. however, by this weekend late saturday into early sunday impacting south florida and overnight models head more eastward trend saying this could be more of an effect along the east coast of florida and potentially landfalling somewhere along the georgia south carolina coastline. potentially there's windshield wiper effect as things continue to change