for the people of the island. it's an added resource that 1 treasure island is providing. so, that will be role great. and number three, [inaudible], the ongoing -- it will be great at some point to know how many of the residents are taking advantage of the educational, you know, ongoing that not only the [inaudible] but 1 treasure island are providing. now that we know that all the housing units are going to be [inaudible] and just [inaudible] on the radar every time we have a meeting that we accentuate that. that's all i have. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> i'd like to move on. but if you have a quick question. >> thank you, doctor. >> i have a question. >> thank you. just one quick thing. on september 14, can we make sure that it's also during the election? is there going to be ample opportunity for comments since this is really important because it concerns tolls. if people can't attend, can they submit comments online or even written? thanks. >> i'll pass that along to the timma. >> thank you. mark, you have a question? >> yes. i'm in agreement with julia. it just see

the island catalina is massive. what else can i find in the interior of the island?r adventure. there's so much more left to explore. johnny devenanzio: an adventure indeed. next, we're traveling to the interior of catalina, to further explore this mysterious island. many have heard of catalina, some have been to avalon, few have ventured beyond. we call this hogsback gate, and we are crossing over from avalon into the interior of the island. this is like entering jurassic park? yeah. johnny devenanzio: our journey outside the city begins with the trek to the center of the island. getting around the interior is no easy feat, but to biologist hillary holt, this unspoiled terrain is her backyard. there is a-- a difference between the governing bodies of the city of avalon, where we just were, and now the interior. correct? right. and really the bulk of the land ownership on the island is private, and the catalina island conservancy owns and manages 88% of the island, which is what the interior is-- a land trust. now, what is this other harbor with the-- well, this is a

they were dying of dehydration when they cite an island an island. they were not aware of they they misnamed it called it duchy island. it was actually henderson island. you know, you can't make the stuff up and so, you know just as they're on the verge of death, they cite this island sail up to it. and there's no water. they can't find any water until luckily. it's it's a spring high and low tide. and at dead low tide bubbling from a rock that's usually submerged is fresh water. you know, this is positively biblical right and and this saves for now and you know and and but they would realize that you know, and this is almost a metaphor or the human race on this planet because within just a couple of days a couple of weeks, they realize they're killing off all of the wildlife that they could sustain themselves the birds and if they stayed for any length of time they would ultimately star, you know, so they decide we got to push on and it's then where three men not nantucketers a couple of them from cape cod one was an englishman decide realized you k

y'all are usually anchored and you get to the island by boat. the hardest part is getting through the breaking way. suddenly it was from what you were looking to be a lot of the workers all cool near to come up with. i wouldn't even want to change that going to it's useful. i was filming on the shore and couldn't work out what was going on. it seems sergei had just come ashore with everyone else so so you're gonna feel what stuff would you like to do? sure. more to go outside, you know partially. so i'm pretty on the really good job up job on the most. well, i've been sharp and you can remember, but talk to the other company marshall over the bill of coco coco ship. you cut the blue, cut you off the boat with no human on that you need from you most of all from delta. so actually we can look at your possibly you would need somebody of the city of the vault filter. you bought the key layer, but luckily, both of the, both of our white question that you can give me something or whatever. ah, join me every person on the alex simon show. when i was sp

when you the news you rarely find islands in these parts of the pacific ocean or next stop. easter island is about 3 weeks away. 3 tough weeks with barely set sail before we got caught on the lot, but you will get to that part of it, which is with the georgia tech. okay, you got some choice give them a little bit about when you could please give me to check in with you and you know there's the part of the water really you've got you've got to look at it. that would mean you need me to put a flyer to go to the other one. this is another huge crystal williams. but if you don't have a price, you'll be able to get the price up. but i i think driven adrian shaped by those in ah, the dares thing. we dare to ask me. ah, in the wake of biting, humiliating exit from kenneth then there are those in the gentry class again, revisiting the possibility of a pan army. also, why does washington stay in syria after being defeated? in the news? we simply start daily routine pretty quickly. twice today we took turns for our ship. with 8 hour break. i was very russia with our mac, with sturgess. ah, we cooke

the 1st place where we hoped to go ashore was robinson crusoe island. this is where a captain's once more room than argumentative sailor. alexander selkirk spent 4 years in the cast away on the island before being rescued by passing ship. and later in the pub, he met daniel de. so that's what inspired the famous book and how the island thought a new name. a welcome to call you can sure, because you need to get into the island the day before you get in here. yes. well enough water. yeah, i want me to work with ross. oh my god, toll free. oh yeah. with the ocean, you got a letter from us when you choose you rarely find islands in these parts of the pacific ocean or next stop. easter island is about 3 weeks away. 3 tough weeks, we barely set sail before we got caught up by the lot, but you will get back with us with the doors and whether she the ocean. okay. you got some should give you a little little bit, you know, when you could please let me know you you don't move out with any of the other part of the water really. you've got you've got to look at it.

island is about 3 weeks away. 3 tough weeks. we barely set sail before we got caught on the on the lot, but you will get to that part of your read it back to your voicemail. whether she told you what i was wondering if you could give me a while. you have them look a little bit, you know, when you could please give me check. no you you don't have any of the part of the water really. you've got you've got to look at it. you need me to put a flyer to go to the other one is another huge global. we don't know if you want to move down with the excel, but i didn't have a price. you'll be able to get the way while doing this. but if i choose ah, choose the with we simply start daily routine pretty quickly. twice today we took turns a 4 hour shift with 8 hour break. i was very good. with our mac, with surrogate ah, we cooked in turns. but it was the most you left cooking, besides word that in rough seas this to quite accidentally spill enough girl. here it is. oh. by the detective ellis. she will not be able to go to the region, the fila

is it because it's the only island of all hawaiian islands that have active volcanoes?ieve very strongly in the gods. it's not the hawaii you see on postcards.

beaver island.er] you could be king of beaver island print. >> no, but they buy my book. and the beaver island historical society, thank you laurie from the b versus historical society did a great event this summer is wonderful. so beaver island, maybe because they were all kicked off beaver island, they are very aware of their history. the beaver island historical society is a very strong group. but it is funny because there's almost no evidence except in place names, saint james is the only town on beaver island. the kings highway is the only blacktop road on beaver island, and a lot of place names, lakes et cetera that they started. what's interesting is this little town of burlington near chicago has many more houses, there's much more evidence of string there. [laughter] i was just kayaking up there with a friend we got off and burlington, we go to the house where he died there is a 25 -- 30-year-old guy out cutting the grass. i sent you living ocs i run this place. i said, do you know about st

are usually anchored, and you get to the island by boat. the hardest part is getting through the breaking way too. but suddenly what i drink from what you were looking to be over there. a lot of the workers all cool near the company on the look over, the noisy change that you got it. i was filming on the shore and couldn't work out what was going on. it seemed sergei had just come ashore with everyone else so so you're going to feel so could you look to you for your water? it was, you know, partially so i'm pretty old. ah, really to judge job hooked up. he just got on the most well, i've been involved, give me a shot and you can remember like talk to mike marshal over the war bill. you guys will go here. you've got people in the country club when you come, you know, it was on but you know to me most often you look we delta so actually we can look, i mean you possibly of yet is it because i feel if somebody i feel but of the city of the live also wanted to belong both both of them, both a large book. what was the question that you can give m

are usually anchored, and you get to the island by boat. the hardest part is getting through the breaking way too, but suddenly, what i, what, from what we've done a lot of the workers all cool. near the company on the look over the noisy change. you got me please. i was filming on the shore and couldn't work out what was going on. it seemed sergei had just come ashore with everyone else. so so jill is going to look for the stuff that you like to you for your water. it was, you know, partially pretty old me ah, really good job hooked up the job on the morning. well, give me hi, mark, mark marshall over penalty. what if you guys will go here? you could probably catch me. it was, you know, it was on but you know, from the most from delta we can look, i mean your was possibly up yet is if you would somebody of the city of the whole for the below you bought the ball for the both of the large book what was the question, if you can give me the the, the, the the the ah ah, i am now convinced that as many as 10 civilians, including the 7 children,

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and is pulling the island of la paloma out of the ocean. it appears the 120000 year old island is going through a growth spurt. but in its path, it's destroying people's lives as if it's reclaiming. it's right over this land. because talk elgin's the right to the court de la paloma. still to come this. how fast the trying to shows of some of its most advanced aircraft international held in an area where tensions have been growing. plus the james bond and faces is tough as mission yet as the nation governor 7 film premiers in london. can you safe cinema ah ah, the still a big circulation in the bite? it stretches clyde was right into the red interior attempt is dropped off the recent quite high values. i have to say. and all his adding to an increase in the heat being brought in. and the marshman brought in a new south wales. i could put a queen's and victorian a c t to means is understood pretty big with i think potentially damaging hail as a result of that that all marches off shore and juice is quite a strong wind to the bath, straight ag

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the 1st place where we hoped to go ashore was robinson crusoe island. this is where a captain's once more room than argumentative sailor. alexander selkirk spent 4 years as a castaway on the island before being rescued by passing ship. and later in the pub he met daniel default. that's what inspired the famous book, and how the island bought a new name. so you can sure, because you need to get into the same day before you get a clear yes. we are not water. yeah. want me to work with all the free. oh yeah. really afraid of the ocean now when you close the news you rarely find islands in these parts of the pacific ocean or next stop. easter island is about 3 weeks away. 3 tough weeks with barely set sail before we got caught on the lot, but you will get to that part of the overhead. it was used with the doors and whether she told you what i was wondering if you could give them a little bit, you know, when you could please give me you know you, you don't motels with any of the other part of ah, the water really you've got, you've got to look at it. you do,

i've been island. thank you. thank you. your friends, really liberal democratic party has picked it still lead a female can she that will replace prime minister your she'd have to go. the former foreign minister took the helm off to run off with a cabinet minister toto cono. suga is stepping down often just a year in office. he's a strong criticism for his handly of the pandemic and the cost of the lympics i. let's bring in that friday. it's a lemma in tokyo. funny, 1st up in his 1st mission is to win the upcoming general election. i guess that the very through mr. tissue, the heading now that of them graphic to find when a unity is a question in this part the mainly because his rival cordele had the support of the younger members in the, in the party while she got the support or more to get with the members there is lots of things going now inside the democratic party headquarters, just behind me. mister kitchen has list in his victory speech at the headquarters that he's going to resort unity inside the party. he's going

and that includes all of the one treasure island member organizations.d then the resident-serving food service and distribution businesses. so based on the information from tita, we estimated that is approximately 15 organizations. the coast guard, which is a special case, which offers operations on the island, and they're federally exempt, so they're a special case. so the way this program would work for folks is that timma would provide a periodic, flexible, cash toll subsidy to each eligible employer. and the amount of the subsidy would be based on the number of employees, but it would be more than just what would be needed to cover employee commutes. and that additional flexible balance would be available for other types of things we heard through outreach. employers would be responsible for distributing the subsidy to employees and other travelers, and we would request that employers give priority for their low income employees. but after that priority, the remaining balance would be available to compensate vendors, deliveries, and other types of ne

a little earlier i spoke to jonas perez who is on the island — right at the scene.nd started with a new eruption, the last one was in 1971 in the south, after almost a week of tremors, small ones and big ones, the volcano decided to start today, without much warning to be honest, because the tremors were not, not very intense and at the moment, i don't know if you can see the image, over there, it is still very much active. i mean, it is day number one, who knows how longmore it is going to be. yes, we can see some the image, i am going to ask you to move your camera, to show us some more of the picture there, may be tilt it down a bit. so we can see the scale of the smoke and i imagine with all those farms, houses round, a lot of people will have been asked to evacuate? correct. i will say that the south section of the west side of the island, centre south, has been evacuated, has been evacuated, because the volcano's erupting in an area where there are a lot of houses, we were expecting to have the volcanic eruption further down there, that is what the tremor, the

we have to be patient _ ferries off the island. we have to be patient in _ ferries off the island.ese cases i to be patient in these cases and that's it. was i on vacation? yes. this is paradise and i want to come again. thousands of tonnes of love i have spread across the landscape, forcing more than 6000 people from their homes. experts say the volcano is entering a fresh explosive phase and it is not clear what will happen next. it is an anxious wait for people still living and its potential path and from the window, jose can still see smoke in the distance.— still see smoke in the distance. �* , ,, still see smoke in the distance. , ,, ., distance. i'm stressed, you do not know _ distance. i'm stressed, you do not know if— distance. i'm stressed, you do not know if they _ distance. i'm stressed, you do not know if they will _ distance. i'm stressed, you do not know if they will ask - distance. i'm stressed, you do not know if they will ask you i not know if they will ask you to leave, one end of the other out, we hope will be ok here. we have clothes packed here and she was in

john sir, uplifts joins us live from the island of samar. john many migrants was saying to use, tell us more about why they saw reluctant to move to this new camp. well, we haven't actually seen any upset migrants ourselves today as we've been filming them, registering for the transfer to the new camp. in fact, if anything they're expressing to us some feelings of hope that it may be a better place. but if there are concerns about this new camp, they may stem from the fact that rumors have circulated that it will be closed and locked down can't for which people won't be able to leave. we'll talk about that shortly. in the meantime, i can show you to my left the buses, which are the 1st transfer people to the new camp. and now loading asylum seekers on board. they've just been through the process of registration and the camp this morning. you can see their belongings on the curb that they're about to go up to do the 7 kilo. it's a trip to the new camp which is up on the mountain top thereby. but in the meantime, i have with me here, the gener

they said, since this all began, the island has increased in land masses. as if rivera, with this rupture is pulling the island of paloma out of the ocean. it appears the 120000 year old island is going through a growth spurt, but in its path, it's destroying people's lives as if it's reclaiming. it's right over this land. nicholas hawk algae 0 does a corte la palmer. the head of the world health organization is promising reforms and accountability after allegations of sexual abuse. 5 workers send to fight the bowler epidemic in democratic republic of congo. view and agency has apologized to victims following a reform, which is described as harrowing and heartbreaking report detailed, at least a few cases of abuse by w. h. r. employees and aid workers separate investigations into the same allegations have been launched by unicef and international organization for migration. i'm sorry. i'm sorry for what was done to you by people who are employed by w jo to serve and protect you. i'm sorry for the ongoing suffering that this event must cause. i'm sorry that

the occupation of rhode island they cut down every single tree on the island and they began to tear downences and outbuildings and then they go raid the connecticut coast for lumbar. so with prices for food and shelter. there are tons of complaints even from well off people in new york city that prices for rent are skyhigh. a lot of this has to do with the fire the beginning of the occupation but is everywhere the british go because they need to be housed and fed and sheltered that get priority over the population and in a lot of places. on those going hungry and freezing to death on the streets so we know by climate science the second half of the h century the accounts of people freezing to death and actually burning animal fat to try to survive. the price of regular brown bread goes up by about five times and then to protect these populations there are dire straits for people living in these towns. >> 's to what extent can they restart commerce with savanna or a little more control? charleston? could they resupplied themselves and put back into place a market economy. >> in a sense, ye

by having that here on can i re islands is something very unique, especially the people from the islands phase opposition leader denounced what many on the island describe as a disaster tourism thousands of people have been displaced in hundreds of home destroyed. this is a he gets from the creator. what are you hearing right now is liquid rock being shut up into the year as well as the chemicals being released with century reader? it looks right to louis, look at the layer of ash, just on the outside, conscious on the ground. it's also loud right above the particles of sulfur dioxide hanging. the air residence in its path are given less than an hour to evacuate and try to get as much as i love my house, because exactly when i will be able to come back. we are still missing 2 kids. and we want to pick up some documents, photos, and some clothes. the government has promised to rebuild last houses and say help from the us coming direction. and this isolated island has revealed a fault, my european team in each mansion facing an unfolding tragedy. all nicholas hock is life for us from le pa

and shouldn't put people off. bananas is one of the main bombing crops from the canary islands. and this island happens to be very rural and the day and the farmers themselves may found their buildings destroyed, whole farms destroyed. you may have seen pictures of buildings flooded with lava, so they can be badly hedged. hundreds of migrants from haiti who were expelled from the united states on re penetration flights have arrived in port prince and they were among 13000 who gathered in a border time in texas summer. but yes, making the journey from south america to the us of the 7th day, the flight to plan in a major deportation operation. john holt reports from you on mexico's border with united states where many migrant say they've suffered too much to return home. now . medical this is how one us border patrol officer receive patient migrant crossing the rio grande. they coming back with food to camp. they've set up in texas. you women are just what the oh. 6 no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no. i mean we've got our families inside dying of homeless. it had to go out to

kinda corruption of the spanish canary islands. it follows a week of increasing seismic activity on the island of the palm on a truck carrying taliban fighters has been hit by a bomb and the eastern afghan city of july above, leaving several wounded. it's the 2nd attack conquering the taliban in the city in 2 days. a series of blast on saturday killed at least 3 people. i feel has claimed responsibility for the attacks. a humanitarian crisis is moving and going to stone when mel marched, children and measles infections of filling up hospital wards, unison says many of them could die if they don't get access to urgently needed medicine and treatment. hash him, how about a report from cobble and gasping for this child is in critical condition of his no ventilator this hospital in cobb, she's among thousands of new born here in a grandson who desperately need immediate treatment. as i, as you see here, is the time who they mature and he made a constant supply of austin and the appropriate temperature in order to survive. and in the ab

lapalma is one of the islands making up spain's canary islands. the last time the volcano eru erupted was 1971 and it lasted three weeks. megan tevrizian, abc news. >>> more winds in california, a wildfire threatens sequoia national park. some of the base of the trees are wrapped in burn resistant material. 600 firefighters on the ground. >>> with abortion and immigration putting texas in the national spotlight, there's word that beto o'rourke is expected to run for governor. the former presidential candidate is expected to run next year. greg abbott popularity is slipping. >>> coming up, a big surprise from tom cruise. >>> first, a new image from the historic trip to space. the crew i may have moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis. or psoriatic arthritis. but we are so much more. we're team players and artists. designers and do-it-yourselfers. parents and friends. if joint pain is getting in the way of who you are, it's time to talk to your doctor about enbrel. enbrel helps relieve joint pain, and helps stop permanent joint damage. plus enbrel

in the greek island of rhodes. ah. a world heritage site. today it's one of the most popular tourist destinations in europe. ah, rose's hotel is one of the oldest on the island. ah . in the summer of 1948 count folk of bernard dogs, the un 1st mediator of palestine, had chosen the island as his headquarters. ah, the arrival of his american born wife, spelled the 2 sons folk to ease the tension as ben about waited for the official response to his proposals too, in the war that had broken out in palestine after 2 weeks. relaxing with his family fun adults set out on another round of shuttle diplomacy in the morning one day he came with a red cross uniform in his head and said put these all and i put it on. and then i was allowed to travel with him in the united nations airplane to jerusalem. but i was told to stay the car then adults had come to jerusalem to meet the israeli foreign minister moshe charrette. israel's response to bernard up's plan was total rejection. i think they saw him as an enemy of the jewish state. he was going to him red

college puda mon rally outside the italian consulate in boston. lorna bologna, who detention in the island of danielle's and the flowing menace, la palmer's volcanic eruption is slowing their fees about its potential for further damage. ah, the sister of north korea laid it says, p young young is ready to consider ending the state of war with the south, but only of cells, scraps its hostile policies. the statement from came your jung says the declaration of an end to the war is quote, an interesting proposal and a good idea. however, it goes on to say that this would not make sense in the midst of double standards and hostile policies. him, your jung was responding to a cold or the south korean president moon jane, which he made at the un general assembly. hum, bundle promotion. 2 years ago in this very place, i declared 0 tolerance for war, a mutual security guarantee and co prosperity as the 3 principals required to resolve issues related to the korean peninsula. last year i proposed the declaration to formerly end the korean war. more than anything and end of war declaration will mark a

people living on the small island of la palmer had already been on high alert. after more than 22000 tremors were reported in the space of a week. but just days ago, scientists has said they didn't believe in iraq. she was imminent. now look at the skyline was really got to read for. i don't know how to explain it. it was powerful, powerful, and if you want to see a sudden explosion like that, we were on orange alert. there were loads of tremors, but being an orange alert. i couldn't imagine it would all be so sudden this rupture took everyone by surprise and by nightfall on sunday, its ferocity became evident, molten liquid, shooting hundreds of meters into the sky, and then snaking towards low a land. the spanish prime minister petro sanchez, flew to the canaries. having put off a trip to new york, where he had been due to attend the un general assembly, or small shipments of compliment to look in the channel. right now we are keeping a close eye on the fires that may happen as a result of the erupt, and we will deploy not only the civil guard who are already

virgin islands. the thought that individuals would take the time and resources to come to an island nation where they would have to go through customs and border protection to move into the mainland is in itself a discussion that negates what he is concerned with. additionally, as for drug, yes the virgin islands does have a problem with drugs -- with drug transportation which is going through the u.s. postal service which i don't think any of these visitors would be the individuals being put into the mail and going through the u.s. service. i ask for adoption of the amendment, it is germane, it is worked through with homeland security and i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from wisconsin. >> madam speaker, i would just respond this way. america offers great support to all of our friends in the caribbean. it is not accurate that we don't offer support. we do. the second point is that the secretary of, i'm assuming she was referring to home left-hand security,

all these small islands, she's being add commerce in public in america, not to militarize this islands. and they have, in mid july, the china has it, can these land that belong to nobody actually for themselves? what they did put on this military bought strategy bumble enemy sides. so you have to understand that some pacific countries can feel threatened by china. these fact okay, let's go ahead. yeah. all right, 3 big points. i think these are actually on the mind of a lot of people. let me say is when you bite into the hand of one of your most important business partners, i don't want to say the people who feed you when you bite into that hand. are you not going to expect that some kind of reaction? look, that was the period of time where you talk about origins tracing. when a lot of hostile forces were, she was in china of deliberately releasing the virus to the world, or even engineering such a virus to hom, other people and china was under a lot of pressure. even there was some kind of, you know, presumption of guilt before proven innocence. so of course, china is not going to acc

homes after a volcanic eruption on one of spain's canary islands. it follows a week of increasing seismic activity on la palmer, 500 kilometers off the coast of west africa. i see bryan reports me into the night. a fiery spouse of one over and clouds of dark smoke spew, answered the volcano and the cobra v. a high national park. the reception began with a thunderous roll earlier in the day in spain's canary islands, off the coast of northwest and africa. the island of la palmer had already been on high alert after more than 22000 treatments who reported in the space of a week. but just days ago, scientists had said they didn't believe interruption was eminent. with regard to the 4th, i don't know how to explain it, it was powerful, powerful to see a sudden explosion like that. we were on orange alert. there were loads of tremors, but being an orange alert. i couldn't imagine it, but i'll be so suddenly. molten liquids shooting hundreds of meters into the sky and pouring down the hillside closer to some isolated villages . thousands of people are bei

in the canary islands. zone. that update from guy _ a disaster zone. that update from guy had _ a disaster zone. that update from guy had scope. - and, before we go, uk teenage tennis star emma raducanu has been back on court, but this time with a new partner — the duchess of cambridge. the us open champion wasjoined by kate for an official homecoming welcome at the lawn tennis association, following her win in new york a few weeks ago. the duchess is a keen tennis fan, with a decent forehand herself. raducanu said she was �*very impressed' by the duchess's skills, calling it a �*perfect day for tennis'. it certainly looked like it was. don't forget you can get in touch with me and some of the team on twitter — i'm @kacungira. do stay here with us on bbc news. hello. on friday, we saw temperatures in oxfordshire up to 25.3 celsius, well above average for this stage in september. and through the weekend, we're going to be keeping the fairly warm, mainly dry theme with some sunshine around. now, the reason th

of la gomera, also in the canary islands.land of la palma a disaster zone. that is it. you can get more on all those stories on the website and app and you can reach me on twitter. from me and the team, thank you for watching and we will see you next time. bye—bye for now. hello. on friday, we saw temperatures in oxfordshire up to 25.3 celsius, well above average for this stage in september. and through the weekend, we're going to be keeping the fairly warm, mainly dry theme with some sunshine around. now, the reason that temperatures are doing so well at the moment is because we're drawing in our winds from a south or south—westerly direction, so fairly tropical air in fact pushing across the uk. and if we compare the forecast temperatures to average for this time of year, in fact, they're about 5—6 degrees above average through the weekend. fast—forward now into the middle of next week, and you can see the reds and oranges have disappeared from the map, so temperatures will be average or even a little below by the time we g

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other islands.ties are trying to stay on top of this. the volcano is especially spectacular nighttime individual dwloef red-hot lava coming out is posing extreme danger, and the authorities are trying to stay at least a slight step ahead of it and keep people safe. that's the top priority. airports have been closed, opened. right now most of the flights seem to be canceled at the la palma airport. rosemary? >> al goodman, thank you so much for staying on top of all of this joining us live from madrid. appreciate it. >>> a man ahman is working on a whole new plan. coming up, aviation and what it's doing for ahman's economy. my plaque psoriasis... ...the itching ...the burning. the stinging. my skin was no longer mine. my psoriatic arthritis, made my joints stiff, swollen... painful. emerge tremfyant™. with tremfya®, adults with moderate to severe plaque psoriasis... ...can uncover clearer skin and improve symptoms at 16 weeks. tremfya® is the only medication of its kind also approved for adults with

and taurus are rushing to fly out of the island if no good feeling of this island, and therefore we want to leave it to people to stay here. and i phone the lady who were living into that. she doesn't know if the house is to the standing, so it, it told the leaders of the emergency relief operation are hopeful, lives won't be lost, but the number of destroyed homes and businesses will be colossal. andrew simmons, which is 0 un secretary general, a says have been encouraging signs from wild leaders of help for developing countries to deal with climate change. comments come as this year's un general assembly gets on the way with a focus on the climate crisis. kristen sumi has more now from new york the, the un pulled out all the stops to highlight the urgency of climate change ahead of this year's general assembly, including an appearance and a new video by k pop sensation b t s. but the real work took place in an informal meeting hosted by the u. k. prime minister boris johnson, along with the un secretary general antonio gutierrez. thank you very much. sweeten, and denmark came through w

new york, the british conveyed in the late summer of 1776, long island, manhattan island, staten islandthink of as the boroughs of new york city and surrounding areas are never able to penetrate deeper into the country so there exists this kind of no man's land, this hard water in between evolutionary new york and british occupy new york. because of this, the british are unwilling to restore full civil government to be areas they occupy. instead there is this mix of military government led by commanding general of the army, william and sir henry and carlton the city of new york itself responsible for keeping order on the street. they work with a series of a group of civilian of former officials led by andrew elliott, a collector who is given the title of chief of police or superintendent of police depending on which source you read and he is kind of responsible for the civilian apparatus keeps order in the streets reports back to the military offenders. they give civilians a stake in the administration and provide lodging for the poor and people who couldn't afford it based on loyalty a

this was the fastest way off the island.hen the plane hit, even in the case of an accident, there was debris falling and people who got burned. especially the new york waterways, they were fast responders and they'd a huge role in evacuating injured people to help them into the ambulance is the jersey shore. host: how long after that did the coast guard put out a call for all vessels to respond? host: that happened hours later. ms. dulong: that happened at 10:45 a.m. captain mike day put out the call. the coast guard made remarkable decisions to facilitate the evacuation that was already underway and try to help, help the mariners who were already doing an incredible job managing this evacuation. they wanted to do a barrier patrol at the lower tip of manhattan. and to serve as a resource to give people information about which areas we have a enough water for types of vessels to pull ashore. the fairies where used to loading and unloading passengers. they were used to getting them on the board safely and making regular passag