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m years. hundreds of tons of body parts and nhs medical waste piles up after a disposal company fails to incinerate it. the government takes emergency action. and in advance of a major climate change report, we're in vietnam, where millions of people live just above sea level. even a small rise could be devastating, which is why vietnam and dozens of other countries facing the same threat want to see global warming limited as much as possible. and at 11:30pm we'll be taking an in—depth look at the papers with our reviewers, talkradio presenter daisy mcandrew, and katy balls, political correspondent at the spectator. stay with us for that. good evening. in a co—ordinated fightback, britain, the netherlands and the usa have set out detailed allegations against russia, accusing it of carrying out a widespread campaign of cyber attacks against western targets. those targets include organisations in the uk, including the foreign office, and the porton down defence research facility. russia has denied it all, dismissing it as western spy mania. here is our security correspondent gordon corera. caught in

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m with special funding from the pulitzer center on crisis epporting. >>ter: once a jewel of the roman empire, libya's port city of sabratha is home ton ancient amphitheater that more recently was the backdrop of a city overrun by terror. riis took control in 2015 and asserted its aut by beheading 12 members of the security forces and setting up its own checkpoints. today, the tables are turned. libyan police loyal to the government in tripoli now check for isis militants. one of them tells me the city is safe, but checkpoints are common targets for terrorist attacks, and any one of these vehicles could be packed with explosives. police a also looking for stolen fuel; isis is known to tmuggle it from libya's vas reserves and use the profits to fu their attacks. libya's spot on the map makes it particularly attractive to terrorists. parts of the sprawling country three times the size of franceve are uned. and the country has largely uncontrolled borders, offering several gateways for action, c sanegie endowment senior associate frederic wehrey. >> libya is still a fertile ground, you know, for isis to regroup, to conduct attacks, include external attacks o

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m prison if convicted. >> we have team coverage on the suspicious ak ppackages found i california. >> live in sacramento. the fbi. that agency confirming that this device found in burling ton has been linked to the other devices found earlier in the week. that truly brings the number to 14. now let me tell you what happened earlier. the suspected device was taken from the postal service on rollens road in a caravan. led by law enforcement agencies. from above you can see the traveling a few miles to the police gun range. behind sfo. once it got to the destination. two explosive technicians which was inside a white box. or container. the fbi has confirmed that in neutralized. however you want to put it. the package was x-rayed by using a screen and the machine. this is done to make sure it's safe to handle and see what it is made of. in other words the parts. they want to see the inside. this has been done with the other devices found earlier this week. and again the devices this device found today is the same kind that was sent to the other people. like the clintons. president obama and cnn, that has been confirmed. from here it will be sent away to be analyzed by the fbi.

m it'sing land fall or coming into georgia or alabama as a cat 3. that could be one of the strongest hurricanes they've ever s nhere, and in this area, we've seen a ton of damage around the panama city beach area, you see that right here, where the eye came onshore. there's been a lot of reports fr, the area mexico beach and anama city beach, incredible damage there, now the storm moving north. with a little bit more on what's happening in panama city, we go toay gray now live. >> reporter: good evening. for the first time in hours, we are getting a breakrom what's been driving rains herement it's still spitting ates tbut nothing like we've seen throughout the day for hours. sillnificant winds as well, and while this storm is moving inland, michael is still unleashing its

m it'sing land fall or coming into georgia or alabama as a cat 3. that could be one of the strongest hurricanes they've ever s nhere, and in this area, we've seen a ton of damage around the panama city beach area, you see that right here, where the eye came onshore. there's been a lot of reports fr, the area mexico beach and anama city beach, incredible damage there, now the storm moving north. with a little bit more on what's happening in panama city, we go toay gray now live. >> reporter: good evening. for the first time in hours, we are getting a breakrom what's been driving rains herement it's still spitting ates tbut nothing like we've seen throughout the day for hours. sillnificant winds as well, and while this storm is moving inland, michael is still unleashing its furry here. florida's panhandle under siege. hurricane michael, mostor powerl on record to hit the region, slamming into the coast. >> hurricane michael is upon us. now'she time to seek refuge. >> reporter: the catastrophic storm with triple threat. rodangerous storm surge, up to 14 feetjected along the coastline. destructive winds as high as 150 miles per hour, carrying buildings a

m ... breaking news: a tough mornin but first your local news. >>> good morn, it's 8:26. a really tough morning on interstate 680. the southbound direction snarled after a big-rig crash dumped tonsnow says this was a hit and run crash that resulted from two cars driving recklessly. no major injuries in this one, but a very painful commute. all morning long as mike inouye's been tracking. what a rough friday. >> yes, 27 tons of sand spread across the roadway. as well as two big rigs. well, two trailers there, you saw that. 64,000 pounds of sand has to be removed. we're hearing 1:00 p.m. when they can reopen the lanes. southbound isn't completely closed. you're able to get by on the surface lane. that's why you have the slowing coming out of san ramone. folks are hearing about it and moving towards 580 and cast thr valley area. livermore, 84. a lighter flow keeps things moving towards this portion of the bay outside the trivalley. we have no real problems. a number of crashes reporting around the y. lanes are still open for 880. north 280, a new crash moving to the shoulder but there's more pronounced slowing. back to you. >> more local news coming up for you. al roker is going to