to visit new orleans after hurricane katrina.fficials, the president made reference to katrina, saying maria wasjust as bad in terms of the damage, but not in terms of the death toll. 13 days after hurricane maria tore into puerto rico, donald trump sweeped in. he was greeted by officials, some of whom criticised the time it took the us to take the disaster seriously. he might not have pleased people with his opening remarks on the island. i hate to tell you, puerto rico, but you've thrown our budget a little out of whack. we spent a lot of money on puerto rico and we've saved a lot of lives. every death is a horror, but if you look at a real catastrophe like katrina, and you look at the tremendous, hundreds and hundreds of people that died, and you look at what happened with really a storm that was just totally overpowering, nobody has ever seen everything like this. what is your death count? 16. 16 people versus in the thousands. he did go out to meet some of those affected by the hurricane. they told us they were sceptical abo

king said man i should say himself i actually visited russia before so this is not his first visit but i visit in a different capacity when he was in charge of riyadh so it is a historical visit factually and you know but that we should be we should differentiate like from this be an historic and been successful that whole that's a whole different thing i guess simply. doesn't mean that it's necessarily going to be a success successful because i think there are challenges. such as actually this is like. the gulf crisis is many things that list that you just gave there is that the reason that this visit is happening because there are so many important things to talk about absolutely i think this is at the top of the interest of saudi arabia and russia at the moment is that to make such a historic visit so we should expect. the discussing first of all bilateral relations because they the two countries share very important. things in the market particularly the old market stabilizing the old market because that's russia and so that it be as major producing oil so that that's the top of th

the president of united states visited saudi arabia to draw a policy to. fight terrorism he had a visit and he paved the way for this strategic american islamic strategic alliance. conference so what we are talking about. road maps now human rights and other subsidiary or secondary issues. come on the second. step but the main the main agreements talk about the. road map the road map is. ok when you talk about going to another i don't question him about just very briefly warning of times have to be very quick here but how do you think the u.s. is going to react to one of its main allies in the in the middle east you know building closer ties with russia do you expect some sort of response here from america. now let me be a bit critical to what's going on between. the u.s. and. saudi arabia and saudi arabia has skepticism about the wrong signals. sent by washington d.c. washington d.c. sends one signal saying that iran. is abiding to the nuclear deal and another signal. by the presidency the leadership saying the u.s. leadership saying that iran should be p

it is an extremely important visit because it is the first visit by is saudi monarchs is the establishments of the kingdom of saudi arabia and nine hundred thirty two you must realize that saudi arabia and russia are the only two producing countries which can flood or start of the global oil market and therefore they have a great influence on the global economy and the price of oil how over the course of preparation between saudi arabia and russia could support be oil price to start with and maybe they may be agreeing to extend the production costs for a further three months maybe it has the end of the president putin has already indicated that that could be the key is so here we can see all sorts. of rise in the importance of russia in middle east then and global affairs and that a beautician and of course such cooperation between saudi arabia and russia could be a positive or could lead flecked positively on the conflict is syria although saudi arabia and russia out of a pleasant side and you called it a shim between them could come to the situation and google is they could reach eventual

it look when we heard about this visit it looked like an attempt to lure. russia from the iranian camp to the soda camp but actually russia is trying to be as neutral as possible russia is following not only political but also economic interests and russia is trying to diversify actually the best option for russia is to work with both sides with in iran's and with the so what is probably even to act as a mediator into is certain fears but gigot generally there are now very several areas for cooperation between the russians and this it is it's not only syria they are the saudis are also satisfied with russia's position towards yemen clearly there might be cooperation in libya so and of course both countries are supporting support in egypt the current government of egypt so. there is not only iraq iran is also in their agenda but their gender is much broader than that. ibrahim fred if i could turn back to you live on the horizon. i also wanted to mention the crisis in the g.c.c. russia has actually taken a very neutral stance towards this crisis in the g.c.c.

last gun store stephen paddock visited. store stephen paddock visited. if you've got a life, you gotta swiffer but when we brought our daughter home, that was it. now i have nicoderm cq. the nicoderm cq patch with unique extended release technology helps prevent your urge to smoke all day. it's the best thing that ever happened to me. every great why needs a great how. >>> our top stories this morning, during his visit to hurricane-ravaged puerto rico, president trump repeatedly praised the recovery relief efforts. he called it nothing short of a miracle. the death toll increased to 34 and most residents remain without power and water nearly two weeks after the storm. >>> and the girlfriend of las vegas gunman stephen paddock arrived in the united states from the philippines early this morning. we now know paddock transferred $100,000 to the philippines in the days before the attack. officials say paddock extensively planned the ambush, including setting up cameras at his hotel room to watch police. president trump will vis

many of us have visited yosemite valley. this is a photo i took when i was visiting there. it is striking to look at pictures of the same place over time. again, i think the first week of this course, we looked at some of these same images. this is a photograph from almost the same location near the merced river, taken in 1865. what you can see in it, a little bit difficult, the trees are in the way. you can see there is a meadow in the back. some coniferous trees, some willows and oak trees. a much more open landscape than today. similarly you can look at , paintings from the 1870's, he has done some fancy footwork with the side of the valley, they actually don't match up if you look at a photograph, the side of the valley is about five miles west of the site -- this side on the painting. what is interesting about the painting is that it is showing us the ecosystem of the landscape in the 1870's, meadows and if you coniferous trees. -- with a few coniferous trees. it is a contrast to the landscape we see today, most all dark, coniferous forest. not that one is better or pr

ali reza tolu comes here regularly to visit his daughter mesale.his time he plans to take his two-and-a-half year old grandson with him when he leaves. serkan lives together with his mother in jail. after their half-hour visit, the boy is carried out by his aunt. many other family members are waiting for them outside. they're looking forward to spending the weekend with serkan. >> when i get to see my grandchild i'm very happy. then i'm so pleased i feel like the luckiest man in the whole world. >> mesale tolu was arrested on april 30th and has been in detention ever since. turkey's public prosecutor accuses her of disseminating terrorist propaganda and being a member of a terrorist organization. tolu, who only holds german citizenship, worked as a journalist and translator for a leftist turkish news agency. before spending the weekend with his grandparents, serkan visits his father. suat corlu was active in a socialist party. he was arrested shortly before his wife was. now in silivri prison, he's also accused of belonging to a terrorist group. it

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on the news tonight president trump visits las vegas today and rallies the community following sunday's tragedy and secretary of state rex tillerson affirms his commitment to the trumpet ministrations agenda during a press conference today and the senate intel committee updates the public on the russian meddling investigation but fails to provide a smoking gun. reporting tonight from washington d.c. this is that is not our to america. evening friends we start tonight with the latest from las vegas where the investigation into sunday's massacre massacre is ongoing stephen paddocks girlfriend marilou danley arrived in the united states late last night and was escorted away by f.b.i. agents authorities believe that she is a person of interest in the investigation and interviewed her late this afternoon for more on the very latest let's turn to our tease cmon del rosario a big development here big development now mary lou daily she did meet like you said with the f.b.i. and las vegas police as soon as she arrived in los angeles and just in the past couple of hours we've been able to hear ow

room where new york state law allows most inmates to contact visits. >> they pass things in visitingaster than you can breathe and put contraband in places you wouldn't believe. in this room alone, i've seen mothers open mouth kiss their sons to pass contraband. horrifying but this is what they do. >> as the day's visitors begin to arrive, investigator hastings and members of the sheriff's emergency response team will keep an eye on one inmate in particular from a security room inside the visitation area. >> this is the window we sit at and watch that has the film on it. they can't see us. we also have cameras we monitor to catch them. >> we have information from an informant that the girlfriend might be passing heroin to her boyfriend. >> actually two informants told me. >> that's her. >> the suspected inmate's girlfriend arrives and gives him a kiss. >> keep an eye out. >> usually when you catch them, they give themselves away. it's body language. she's got nothing in her hands. >> he's pretty rock solid. he's not looking around. he isn't looking around at all. >> as the visit near

he gets visits every week. he gets everything he wants.re [ bleep ] up. >> mcanally, serving six years for armed robbery, wears his frustration in prison ink. >> that says vengeance, i've had a lot of wrong done to me. i've been hurt a lot. i seek revenge for that. i had a lot of animosity built up when i got it. i'm hoping i can let things go now for my sake and my son's sake, it ain't worth coming back to prison over. >> the mother of my child. i'm kind of mad at her that she's held my son from me. >> but that could be changing. a recent letter and her submission of a visitation request, are indications she's planning to bring his son to see him. >> this season the first too she's said she's going to bring him to see me and i can be a part of my life and then falls off. the last time i saw him, he couldn't walk, he couldn't talk. >> he clings to the hope that his visit will take place. >> his cell mate is enjoying one of his regular visits with his 2-year-old son brad jr. and his son's mother, jessica. >> score a touchdown. >> say, touch

after the visit. tolu tells us that second and his father was still separated by a pane of glass to sit through at the most this is the second time i brought him over here sat can seize him through the glass and talk to him over the phone. it's not nice but at least he gets to see his father. he was happy and said daddy when you coming back. his dad said he's vacationing here for a while. sad hence parents are trying to shield their son from the reality that they're both in prison. it was his mother's decision to have second live in the jail cell with her. says that his granddaughter and grandson are being well treated still spending the weekend outside prison walls is important for the child's development and. regularly meets with his daughter's lawyer mashallah tolu his trial is set to begin on october eleventh in istanbul. lawyer is worried because she says that right now judges are ruling largely in favor of the policies of turkish president recip tayyip and a one she can only shake her head at th

president trump will visit las vegas tomorrow. overnight - tributes around the world to show support for las vegas. popular landmarks, going dark to honor the victims of the deadly attack. but in las vegas -- candles shining bright against the night sky. the lights represent love for the lives lost during a country concert. among the dead - a woman from west virginia. denise salmon-burditus lived in martinsburg, west virginia, and had attended high school in nearby hedgesville. she and her husband, tony were at the concert in las vegas when gu facebook that his wife died in his arms. denise salmon-burditis was denise salmon-burditis was 50-years-old. she and her husband had been married for 32 years. she leaves behind two children.. and four grandchildren. among the injured is another young woman with ties to our area. arundel high school - posting on facebook tonight about tina frost - saying she is currently in the i-c-u and in a coma. the school says she lost her right eye due to her injuries. frost - graduated in 2008- and was

office in january until now you'll get a raise says his visit is to draw attention to violence there she says is often ignored by the world's media in august the un's aid chief warned that violent clashes in the country could soon become genocide. but insert religious violence is not the only problem that thérèse has to address human rights activists say the un isn't doing enough to prosecute french soldiers who've been accused of rape and sexual abuse and for many victims the wait for justice may never end as nicholas hawk reports. the day was thirteen years old when her family took refuge by french military camp to escape the violence in her neighborhood. one of the soldiers to ask her to fetch some water inside the tent thinking she was safe she did as he asked to playing soldiers grabbed me they forced themselves inside of me i screamed they strangled me and covered my mouth when they were done and they let me go human rights organizations believe several children both boys and girls were raped by french soldiers who were there to protect them some were forced to have sex with do

what did she have to say about his visit today?trump was very critical of her over twitter and she was critical of him and said he met with government officials here that was public and televised. then there was a meeting they had with just white house staff and describes it very different. with the white house, very productive. with trump, not so much. some of the comments were offensive. >> we got to meet with one head staff and i truly believe they finally saw the connection or disconnect versus what they were hearing on the one hand and reality what was happening on the ground. when i heard him say and i quote, puerto rico, you have thrown our budget out of whack for all the money we have spent here, it doesn't make you feel good. >> reporter: yes or no. do you think this trip with president trump on this island will help the people of puerto rico after maria? >> i think his staff understands now and have all the data they need. i would hope the president of the united states stops spouting out comments that really hurt the peo

you can watch more of our visits /citiestour.g >> tonight on c-span, james mattis visiting the korean dmz. vice president mike pence speaking in north dakota. an interview with supreme court justice ruth bader ginsburg. sexuala discussion about harassment laws from today washington journal. defense secretary james mattis visited the demilitarized zone between north and south korea as part of the trip that included civilians and military leaders. president trump will visit south korea next week. secretary mattis and self korea -- south korea's defense minister spoke about the alliance.

the president is en route tomorrow our time to visit nevada, to visit vegas.ictims and first responders of the city. we will see what he has to say. he will be pressed, i am sure, if there is an opportunity, on whether or not he thinks there needs to be any change to gun laws, which will raise its head in the days after this incident. it always does when things like this happen. very little changes, usually, but it still happens. so, he will be expected here tomorrow with intense security for that visit as he comes from puerto rico where he has made something of a stir today. in spain, the president of catalonia has told the bbc a declaration of independence will come within days. but the legal status of sunday's referendum vote has been dismissed again, this time by king felipe of spain, who said in a rare televised address that the catalan leadership had behaved irresponsibly. from barcelona, our special correspondent, fergal keane. there was an energy today that felt as if it could shape history. a shared anger bringing hundreds of thousands onto the street

, or a video screen visiting, which can be done remotely.e than three quarters of these facilities unfortunately for many of the friends and loved ones of inmates, have eliminated in- person fully face to face visiting entirely. and the companies that they have contracted out to set up the video visiting systems, they get to more or less right the terms of how these visits were to have been able to extract significant profits from that. carol: why our prisons doing this? as you said, more and more prisons are doing this. why? >> partly so that they can automate the process. even contracting out to a third-party, that gives them more budget flexibility. it means they do not have to deal with administering the visits themselves, which some arguments means that it makes it harder for friends and loved ones to smuggle in contraband to prisoners. but critics, prisoners rights advocates would charge that it is making it easier for private companies to profit off of for the most part people earning less than $12,000 a year. carol: one company in pa

in a historic visit the pope will travel to me in my own bangladesh bringing more focus to the plight of the. a new six part series about extraordinary lives of the common people from across tunisia. as the u.s. backs away from the paris climate agreement well diplomats will be gathering in bonn to restate that commitment. from the heart of asia one when east brings captivating stories and award winning fields. as tensions on the korean peninsula remain high president trump embarks on a five nation tour to east asia november on al-jazeera. it was an audacious bid to capture a city in the southern philippines and turn it into a province of myself. with rai left the smoking room is asia the new battlefront twenty one east investigates at this time on al-jazeera. now. korea tain massacre at least one hundred twenty eight people killed by ice as they were forced out of the syrian town and the children dying of hunger. five years under. a low i maryam namazie in london you're watching al-jazeera also coming up the u.s. secretary of state has arrived in the iraqi capital baghdad after also

president trump will be visiting china in a few weeks time as part of his first visit to asia. singapore, like many other countries, watched your relations with china very closely. it's a most important bilateral relationship in the world. china is the u.s.' third largest export market for goods and services, for are agricultureal experts, the second highest, soybeans, cotton and farming machinery and as the incomes go up they'll by more and more good american beef. i express my hope that the u.s. will be able to maintain a stable and constructive relationship with china. engaging each other at the highest levels, building trust, establishing institutional mechanisms. good u.s.-china relations would benefit the region and the world. it will enable countries in asia pacific, including america and china themselves, to enjoy regional stability, peace and prosperity. finally, look forward to seeing president trump again in vietnam and the philippines next month to attend the summit meetings. his presence in asia will mean a lot to america, to america's many friends and allies in th

at least that is certainly not what we found this morning during a visit to unlv. the university of nevada las vegas. just minutes from the strip and an academic oasis away from the glitz and glamour of las vegas. >> you think las vegas and you think of rolly massimino and the basketball team and now it's more than that. and a school trying to come to grips with the death of quenton robbin robbins, he was well like and the death pulled unlv into the tragedy on a personal basis. >> we are emotionally and mentally exhausted but came together to support each other and that say beautiful thing. >> it was shocking because you hear about these things and it doesn't really hit home until it literally hits home. >> i feel like saying banning like all guns and assault rifles people shouldn't have them but that is not going to stop the criminals obviously he didn't do something legal to begin with and banning guns all together will not solve the issue. >> reporter: now i want to tell you that what we tried to do today but weren't able to do today. we wanted to do the full st

secretary of state rex tillerson has made an unannounced visit to iraq to hold talks with prime minister that allow body the meeting follows heightened tension between the two countries about the role of the popular mobilization forces in iraq tell us and has called for the iranian backed militias to be sent home a body has defended their role there saying they helped to defeat it's been a busy day for tell us in which began with a separate trip to afghanistan i think ohayon has more. despite the fact that he left at the crack of dawn the u.s. secretary of state seemed quite excited from his perch at the front of the c. seventeen a quick and rabbit descent and he landed at begum airfield there to meet the leaders of afghanistan a short visit just about an hour and fifteen minutes and he told the traveling press he was confident in the trump administration's plan for afghanistan over the long term clearly we have to continue the fight against the taliban and against others in order for them to understand they will never win a military victory and there are we believe moderate voices among

saudi arabia and cattle as part of a regional tour his last visit was in july for talks described as intense but no deal so what chance of success now tennyson's playing down the chances of a quick solution in his latest shuttle diplomacy is already blamed the saddle a group of countries for the lack of progress saudi arabia bahrain the united arab emirates and egypt cut ties with cattle in june and imposed a land sea and air travel blockade the saudi led bloc accuse katsav supporting terrorism allegations strongly denied here in qatar. as the gulf dispute does near its five month mark the united states remains concerned as concerned today as we were at the outset of the dispute has had negative consequences economically and militarily for those involved and certainly the united states has felt the effects of that as well we think it's very important for the g.c.c. to continue to pursue unity. it is most effective when it is unified and none of us can afford to let this dispute linger so we can call on all the parties involved to continue to work towards discussion and dialogue and f

. >>> presidential visit. president trump straefls to grief stricken las vegas meeting first responders and calls it a nation in mourning and the gunman sick and demented. exclusive new information how russia targeted swing states with facebook ads designed to interfere with the presidential election. >>> tonight, senate investigators say they still can't rule out possible collusion with the trump campaign. >>> we want to welcome our viewers in the united states and around the world. i'm wolf blitzer. you're in the "situation room." >> this is cnn breaking news. >> we're following breaking news, key new developments in the investigation of the los angeles shooting massacre. the fbi questioned the girlfriend of the gunman, stephen paddock. mary l mary -- ma mary marilou dunnly hired a lawyer and the president called it the deadliest shooting in modern u.s. history and getting new information about the arsenal. paddock bought 34 guns over the course of a year, most rifles, two dozen weapons in the hotel suite he

well this visit as you say it's the first time that a saudi king has visited moscow is actually the culmination of quite a long few months of increasingly regular contact to the foreign minister level and we've been hearing for some time now how there has been an invitation for the saudi king to come and visit putin in moscow well here we are it's happening now and i think it's happening now because of the various different stars aligning russia and saudi arabia have been actually working quite closely with each other over the past year or so on limiting oil outputs to try and get the oil price higher after it's sunk to historic lows and i think that's built quite a bit of trust between these two countries where previously there wasn't very much and then also added i'm adding on top of that we have the changing political landscape of the middle east we've got russia's involvement in syria and we've got what many people of observed as a kind of weakening of u.s. power in the region and i think saudi arabia is joining a reasonable long list of other countries like egypt and israel and turkey and

secretary general has touched on in central african republic it's his first visit there since he took office in january until no good terrorists this is this it is to draw attention to violence there which he says is often ignored by the world's media in august the un's aid chief or the violence in the country could soon become genocide well let's go live to nicholas sarkozy in the capital bangui hi there nicholas so the u.n. secretary general wants to see more boots on the ground. that's right julie in fact he's asking for nine hundred extra troops remember julie the budget of the u.n. peacekeeping operation to mean you guys it's called here is up for renewal in november so the timing of this visit is crucial in order not just to get the attention of the world on what's happening in central african republic but most importantly on donor countries remember countries big donor countries that fund u.n. peacekeeping operation like the united states wants a flash the funding in this would be detrimental to say the least for countries like central african republic who completely depend on

nothing and this is a very well you never heard of water stein mars in moscow on his first official visit he's giving a joint news conference there with president vladimir putin is now addressing the media so let's listen noted that despite the well known difficulties political difficulty those is a relation between our countries are not on the ice we are ready to work to enhance them further round. even. various political limitations and restrictions and the downward trend in trade still we see that germany's one of the key partners and investor of russia. was a distraction we've seen that starting from the zero the circulation of goods between the countries is rising in twenty sixteen the trade volume decreased by their one percent and. in january we can generate to july of this year we seen an increase of twenty five percent and also the direct investments from germany are coming in larger role you missed the first quarter this year saw more than three hundred million dollars which is more than the overall volume for year twenty sixteen it was granted and i would twenty millions last y

to this really is a living building that's constantly interacting with its environment earthrise visits the from two years of the battle for the environment trying to here in iceland a pioneering a new technique to reduce emissions earthrise look for new ways of preventing air pollution. u.s. secretary of state rex to listen holds talks with the iraqi prime minister who rejects his call to send the popular mobilization forces home. and they're enjoying it all this is al jazeera on live from london also coming up and i saw massacre in central syria kills at least a hundred and twenty eight people. and the next calls on me in march to allow a million range of refugees to return home as international donors pledged three hundred thirty five million dollars and eight. on the lebanese film is in the race for the oscars but is seen as an insult palestinians. here secretary of state rex tillerson has made an unannounced visit to iraq to hold talks with prime minister hyder all of body missing follows heightened tensions between the two countries over the role of the popular mobilisation forces

president bush to visit new orleans after hurricane katrina.pital san juan. 13 days after hurricane maria touring to puerto rico, donald trump sweep him. he was greeted by officials, some of whom criticised the time it took the us to take the disaster seriously. he might not have pleased people with his opening remarks on the island. have pleased people with his opening remarks on the islandlj have pleased people with his opening remarks on the island. i hate to tell you, but you've thrown our budget a little out of whack. we spent a lot of money on puerto rico and we've saved a lot of lives. every death is a horror, but if you look at a real catastrophe like katrina, and you look at the tremendous, hundreds and hundreds of people that died, and you look at what happened with really a storm that was just totally overpowering, nobody has ever seen everything like this. what is your death count? 16. 16 people versus in the thousands. he did go out to meet some of those affected by the horror came. they told us they were sceptical about the visit.

president trump will visit las vegas today. evans looked at how he might have turned a rifle into a rapid-fire weapon. >> this is not an automatic weapon, but it's been modified to shoot like one and it's completely legal. it's done with a simple plastic device known as a bump stop that converts a semiautomatic rifle to perform like a full one. a semiautomatic requires the shooter to squeeze the trigger each time to fire the bullet. law enforcement said the shooter used a bump stock to convert guns. photos show two ar-15s on the floor. this one had the automatic device in it. >> the gun has to recock every time. >> he shows how the bump stock allows continuous firing. >> so basically when you place your trigger finger on the trigger, here in this little groove, you're basically pressing against this and holding there and the trigger itself is trapped down inside. >> reporter: the bump stop allowed the shooter to shoot hundreds of rounds per minute. >> it is not a practical device, but it is one that allows people to experience

visit ncicap.org] [captions copyright national able satellite corp. 2017] >> white house press secretary sara huckabee sanders this afternoon offered condolences for the victims of the mass shooting in las vegas. she then answered questions from reporters. sarah: good afternoon. our thoughts and prayers today are with the victims and survivors in las vegas and with the people of puerto rico and the u.s. virgin islands where massive storm recovery efforts are ongoing. the president will be flying to puerto rico tomorrow to view the devastation and he will assure the people there that we are with them 100% today and for the long haul. puerto ricans have shown incredible resilience and we're fully committed to helping them rebuild their lives. last night thousands of our fellow citizens endured what the president has rightly called an act of pure evil in las vegas. the president has ordered our flags to half-staff and to further honor those lost in the attack, we will hold a moment of silence on the south lawn this afternoon at 2:45 eastern time. the president will visit las vegas on wednes

japan he kindly called me by phone already today and when he visits we will spend time discussing the issues of north korea and aim to confirm our close alliance sarah clarke now from tokyo. he called on voters during the campaign to choose him because it was a safe stable experienced government and today he renewed that pledge to seek and strengthen diplomacy to deal with north korea and the escalating tensions in this region you also said that he would strengthen japan's cooperation with the international community donald trump is visiting japan next month. i have spoken to donald trump today obviously to congratulate him on the election victory but they've also both agreed that on this visit to japan the tramp and world that make this issue central to this their policy discussion or so north korea has played a huge part in the election campaign and will no doubt continue to be a central policy platform for shinzo are by as he returns to power with what we've discussed is that the two thirds majority in parliament where everyone was waiting to see if they were able to secure the two

trump 13 days to visit the island, the same amount of time it took president bush to visit new orleansurricane katrina. the president made reference to katrina, saying maria was just as bad in terms of damage, but not in terms of the death toll. we report from the capital of san juan . reporter: 13 days after hurricane maria tore into puerto rico, donald trump swept in and officials, some of whom had criticized the time it took the u.s. to take the disaster seriously. the president may not have pleased others in his company -- with some of these opening remarks. president trump: i hate to tell you, puerto rico, you have whack.our budget out of we spend a lot of money on puerto rico. that's fine. we saved a lot of lives. but ifeath is a horror, you look at a real catastrophe like katrina and you look at the tremendous hundreds and hundreds and hundreds of people that died, and you look at what was really a storm that was totally overbearing, no one has ever seen anything like this. what is your death count at this moment? 16 people, certified. 16 people versus in the thousands. reporter

latin visiting overbrook and runs them in for the score. 40-26. >>> kensington visiting central jordan davis, kensington wins 44-6. lock touchdown pass. cheltenham taking on hatboro horsham. edwards airing out, touchdown. hatboro horsham wins 45-20. >>> new jersey for gain at lenape visiting cherokee. jack waters better for the touchdown, wins 21-14. >>> head to delaware. christiana. this is one of the best plays of the night. jones left. go backing goes around. goes right on into the touchdown. amazing run. of 40-0. >> first military academy visiting the delaware military academy. mccrae, trayvon taking it in for the score. right there with the delaware maryland academy wins 58-20. back to pennsylvania, pope john paul visiting spring ford. rolling out. touchdown. spring ford wins 51-13. finally we have pottstown grove and perkiomen. ryan takes the opening kickoff. 89 yards. 43-26 perk yo min valley. here's the game you . >>> upper dublin visiting upper moreland in locker room. (inaudible) >> coach and players fired up for upper moreland as they go after a conference championship. uppe

and then visit. here to go. back in the women's prison in one gotten the closer the reunion with their mother approaches the quiet say nancy evelyn and become they don't know yet what awaits them on the other side of the prison walls. but there is reassurance the nest will stay with them through the transition period . i being this. have been visiting her in prison so i have sort of like established that edition shape with her so i am also very happy and looking forward to. giving her back the children for the four years i have been acting very mediating between the mob and the child but now to define a t.v. meet in the a free. for years without a mother and sister a difficult moment particularly financing. she immediately picks up a little sister and takes on the role of the eldest. to do you have mixed reactions they are not really very sure how it will be after the now they have left the nest because they have known a nest for four years and of course we can sort of him that after your mommy and leaves prison

president's visit. and i hope donald trump will help puerto rico you know that the u.s. is spending many millions because of the hurricanes in florida and houston so we must be patient. i mean so much to me your know. donald trump has rejected claims his government's response has been too slow and he suggested hurricane maria wasn't as bad as previous storms. but what i would like every death is a horror but if you look at a real catastrophe like katrina and you look at the tremendous hundreds and hundreds and hundreds of people that. met a few selected storm survivors and officials during his visit but he is fleeting it barely registers with residents like roberto cologne all he managed to see was a quick glimpse of air force one as it flew his destroyed harmed trumps a visit doesn't change much for people in puerto rico many here say they feel like second class citizens abandoned by washington. still to come on the program the biggest data breach in history yahoo admits a two thousand and thirteen hack affected all three billion of its users. and the nobel prize assemb

i just visited him in the hospital. within minutes he joined a group of officers rushing between flying bullets to clear the fairground and save lives. he was off-duty attending the concert. though she was unarmed. as soon as the shooting began she threw on a yellow police vest and began evacuating victims. he rushed to the scene to search for loved ones and when he couldn't find them began helping every person he could. as he recounts, we used the plastic barriers as gurneys to carry the injured to transportation. i made splints out of whatever i could find and used anything to stop the horrible bleeding. among the wounded was the mother of aaron's girlfriend. she is still in the hospital. and we are all pulling for her. to every hero we helped, every hero saved so many lives. and believe me, a grateful nation thanks you. the example of those whose final act was to sacrifice themselves for those they loved should inspire all of us to show more love every day for the people what grace our lives. in the months ahead, we

visit that will have. conversations about that as well so at the moment increased tensions the u.s. of three carrier naval carrier groups in the region they are putting stealth fighters into. they're preparing for a worst case scenario but everyone is hoping that that doesn't come to that situation but we'll have to see when president from arrives here on november the eighth for the moment tony thanks for the update three people have been shot dead during the repeat presidential election in kenya voting was postponed in at least four counties when violence brokered between demonstrators and police has more from nairobi. after months of political uncertainty it's back to the ballot for the people of kenya cause these poll is a rerun of the most contested elections in can just history they are promising to be the most likely money. they need to get us that we have survived that we have seen people being intimidated in some parts of the country already is not a very good thing and downs of transparency can se

we have extensive hours where people can visit. we get a lot of visitors here from out of state. very often people trying to visit state capitals in all of the states, and they are impressed by how open hours that capital is and how easily you can look around. >> this weekend, we are featuring the history of pierre, south dakota with our cable partners. learn more about pierre and other stops in our cities tour at c-span.org. you are watching american history tv all weekend, every weekend on c-span3. clear that my impression of right part is having an outsized influence on the 2016 election was an understatement in the extreme. that in fact, including the eitbart was the driving force on the right side. q&a, and author talks about his book on breitbart. >> i've always heard people and continue to talk about it as a hysterical, shadowy machine for creating offense. 8:00 easternht at on c-span's q&a. on lectures in history, sonoma state university professor laura watt teaches a class on the national park system and the effort to preserve pristine wilderness. she offers that this ap

he visited the korean demilitarized zone where gave reese -- brief comments by recent actions by north korea. >> you have to go back behind the white line. behind the line. >> for the official photographer we're going to have to ask you to stand to decide. -- to the side. >> [speaking korean] translator: the area we are standing and now was not only a bloody battle for the iraq and u.s. marine corps also on the day 1963, 27th of july was the historical event or the armistice agreement was signed. >> [speaking korean] translator: this place's historical significance is even more profound when you consider the fact that this was where the dialogue was held to maintain peace between the two koreas. however, at this point, there is no dialogue that continues between the two koreas. >> [speaking korean] translator: myself and secretary mattis stand here today together to show the iraq, u.s. alliance is indeed close and well-cooperated, as well as completely aligned in our stance. >> [speaking korean] translator: and hereby we also affirm that although north korea continues to develop nuclea