could pick up about half a month's worth of rain within 24 hours. flood. watch him play for the northwest of texas into new mexico. it is dry in mississippi, but still some storms bubbling up toward that southeast corner for central america . it looks like this. on the 1st day of september, intense falls of rain through the yucatan peninsula, southern mexico, guatemala el salvador, re enter honduras. and we are watching a cluster of cells to the east of the leeward islands. that could cook up into something tropical. in the days stick up a line of the german who's ah, ah. safe that mm hm. and then international anti corruption excellence award boat. now for your hero, this november, the well companies coming to cattle and the clock is ticking as the main event gets closer with every step of the way. i'm going to get you off that with a new show. each month themes can expect some strong support. hearing catherine for you, the latest news from teams and fans in different regions across the globe as they looked to make their mark on pat on 2020, to the well comp county, with everyone else. oh, now ju

could pick up about half a month's worth of rain within 24 hours. flood. watch him play for the northwest of texas in to new mexico. it is dry in mississippi, but still some storms bubbling up toward that southeast corner for central america looks like this. on the 1st day of september intense falls of rain through the yucatan peninsula, southern mexico, guatemala el salvador raid into honduras. and we are watching a cluster of cells to the east of the leeward islands. that could cook up into something tropical in the days to come, ah, ah, criminal gangs ascending vietnamese children, walk into slavery in europe. one to one east investigates, had the traffickers on a beaten justice on our to sierra chili is going to the polls in a historic attempt to change its constitution. 15000000 people are eligible to choose between a welfare state and strengthen rights or to keep a constitution adopted under the dictatorship of augusta. finishing julie referendum on al jazeera ah ah, watching al 0 reminder of our top stories now the out going un that human rights chief has released a report saying there's ev

could pick up about half a month's worth of rain within 24 hours flood. watch him play for the northwest of texas into new mexico. it is dry in mississippi, but still some storms bubbling up toward that southeast corner for central america . it looks like this. on the 1st day of september intense falls of rain through the yucatan peninsula, southern mexico, guatemala el salvador rate into honduras. and we are watching a cluster of cells to the east of the leeward islands. that could cook up into something tropical. in the days to come. jeff, many thanks. we're approaching midway. point on this. these are still to come on the program $1.00 trillion dollars. poland releases a new report detailing what it believes germany owes, and reparations for world war 2. will look at why schools in france a starting the new year without $4000.00 teachers, added sport. we'll hear from the world number 2, as gulps civil war continues. ah ah ah safer than mm hm and then international anti corruption excellence award boat. now for your hero, lou ah, ah, hello, get as good terry with us adrian finnegan here in doug

of the northwest. stormy in florida and hot on the plains. i'm accuweather meteorologist kevin coskren. >>> coming up, the famous jersey that just sold for a whopping $10 million. >>> but first a texasoctor accused of tampering with iv bags. several patients suffered cardiac emergencies. new details about the alleged motive. >>> and police warning about a new trend in street crime targeting people who went to the bank. >>> new details about the doctor from north dallas accused of contaminating patient's iv bags. a criminal complaint claims reynaldo ortiz jr. told a colleague that his bosses were, quote, trying to crucify him after a medical mistake. shortly after that 12 people received ivs injected with nerve stopping agents and heart stopping drugs. one fellow died. others suffered cardiac emergencies. if convicted he could face life in prison. >>> police all across the country are watching a new trend in street crime. they're offering tips to anyone headed to the bank or atm. >> reporter: this morning, authorities are warning about a sharp increase in what they call jugging, which is when criminals loiter around an atm or bank, and then follow unsuspecting victims to another loca

of texas. i spend nearly two or three months on the border last year, so i am based out of texas, travel a lot, and visit southwest border, northwest, cdc, and everywhere else. >> you don't know what percentage of your -- >> eye could hazard a guess, but i would be reticent to do so. i will certainly discuss with our team and we could get that information for you right after the hearing. >> all right. >> we are an agency of approximately 3000 individuals, and the return to work has been slow to date. we have individuals who come in on a regular basis to, similar to the senator, got to take care of classified issues. with that or other efforts that require them to be president, and to be in the office. one thing that we have steadily increased in, i would say, the past six months or more, is a growth in travel to be able to go to locations and carry out our work to talk to, for example, state and local officials about a range of issues, including the ones we were discussing today to get a better understanding of the work they are carrying out. i don't have a specific number i could give you, but it's something i could come back to y

when we look at fracking, there is gas in the northwest of england, in particular, but it doesn't look like texasd. people don't want huge trucks full of sand and drill leaks in their back garden. in the u.s., if someone finds gas where you live, you get the money. that is not true in the u.k. and it makes the project very, very different. tom: wait, does the queen on the land under shea farrow in the midlands? jonathon: now. -- no. opposition saying the windfall tax, the pre-minister unveiling a plan to cap prices. uncapped liability, given reports all week, can you run me through what we heard this morning and why they are not keen on a so-called windfall tax? >> i think it's apolitical, almost ideological thing. liz truss is coming to office on a taxcutting platform and i think the last thing she wants is to make her policy a new tax. i think she's really opposed to it. the argument is that they want the industry to have the capital to invest in renewables, in fracking, in the north sea. clearly, it is a dividing line about who is going to pay here. at the moment, is the taxpayer going to pay

of florida. and then think about how it begins to make this curve to the northwest. that curve is going to follow the south and southwestern boundaries of louisiana territory. it's going to look at the texas state line. it's going to go further north into colorado and wyoming. and then it's going to have a straight line almost all the way to california. almost all the way to oregon territory. if you're following that line, florida eventually picks up a nickname. it is referred to it is referred to by -- it is one of jackson's biographers who uses the expression. it is wonderful. he describes florida as a pistol aimed at the heart of the united states. if we cannot settle the little strip along the bottom, how can we possibly expect to make any advances further west? there is a pistol, as he said, that is aimed at the heart of the united states. when you think about it, we put so much emphasis on strategic importance of new orleans at the end of the war in 1812. where unites the mississippi with the gulf of mexico, the economic implications. the importance of new orleans. the truth is, there are so many competing goals for florida. so many competing national interest in florida. if we cann

i am based out of texas, travel a lot, visit the southwest border, northwest, cdc and everywhere else. >> so you don't know what percentage of your. >> could hazard a guess, but i would be reticent to do so. i will certainly discuss with our team and get that information to you after the hearing. >> we are an agency of approximately 3000 individuals, and the return to work has been slow to date. we have individuals who come in on a regular basis, similar to mr. rasicot, to take care of classified work and work on classified issues. our other efforts that require them to be present and to be in the office. one thing that we have steadily increased in, i would say the past six months or more, is a growth in travel to be able to go to locations and carry out our work, to be able to talk to, for example, state and local officials about a range of issues including the ones that we are discussing today to get a , better understanding of the work that they're carrying out i . i don't have a specific number i can give you. it is something i can come back to you with, in terms of how many indi

i am based out of texas and i travel a lot and visited the southwest border and northwest cdc and everywhere else. >> you don't know what percentage? >> i could hazard to guess. i would be reticent to do so. i will certainly discuss with our team and we can get that information for you. >> we are an agency of 3000 individuals and the return to work has been slow to date. we have individuals who come in on a regular basis, similar to -- take care and work on classified issues. our other efforts to be present and in the office. one thing that we have steadily increased in the past six months or more, a growth in travel to be able to go to locations and carry out work to be able to talk to, for example, state and local officials about a range of issues, including the ones that we are discussing today to get a better understanding of the work that they are carrying out. i don't have a specific number that i can give you. it is something that i can come to you with. in terms of how many individuals on a regular basis or coming in. >> do you go into the office every day? >> no, not every day. only

northwest part of the state. a lot of them identify themselves as being from venezuela. they apparently, this trip originated in texasy: they are tropic them off at the naval observatory where kamala harris lives. griff jenkins is

northwest part of the state. a lot of them identify themselves as being from venezuela. they apparently, this trip originated in texas, according to at least one person on board. >> ainsley: they are tropic them off at the naval observatory where kamala harris lives. griff jenkins is live this morning. i heard you talking to one of the people who got off the bus said they were from venezuela they said no, the border is o open. >> griff: that's right, brian, ainsley, steve. mommy's ago two buses showed up. we confirmed with officials in texas governor abbott's office that there is a total of 101 migrants. there is 53 on one bus. 48 on the other. both buses originating in eagle pass, texas. and we are meeting some of the migrants. what's your name sir? >> what zero. >> where are you from. >> we are from venezuela. >> griff: venezuela. do you know where you are? >> yeah. we know where we are. we are in washington, d.c. in front of the white house. >> griff: this is in front of vice president harris' home. >> okay. thank you. >> griff: did they tell you that you were going to go to the vice president harris' house? >> ye

of the portland area staying in about pacific northwest? move into you know, nevada? no tax states? everybody talks about texas. florida, but nevada, hey. areas with more space, just like everybody in pandemic you need a home so as of, you want big yard you want a pool. et cetera. so what you see is a lot of people sorry i am not -- people know you know, move somewhere with beauty why live in oregon we love beauty head down to the valley, north of mondor, pick a little town they were good deals mow a little bit more expensive all 20 somethings there are living with five bros, sick of bro-friends move into houses other people left or. dagen: br. oads i have been there, george in terms of people selling their homes for great gains you are talking about are they able to find buyers easily? >> um -- yeah, well so this is what is interesting, is the homes do sell for slightly less, i think slightly less than what they would have sold for, even though a lot are locating in areas that had a problem to begin with, for example, i had a listing buyer bought it huge, lot for portland they wanted to put fruit trees up bought third of acre lot but,

northwest. okay, so that curve is gonna follow the south and southwestern boundaries of the louisiana territory, right? so it's going to look like what you know, it's gonna look like you're starting sort of the texas state line and then it's gonna go a little further north perhaps up into colorado, wyoming and then it's gonna hit a straight line almost all the way to california right to almost all the way to oregon territory, okay? so if you're following that line. florida eventually picks up a nickname. all right. it is referred to and it's referred to by. jackson what's by one of jackson's biographers who uses this expression and it's wonderful. it's he said he describes florida as a pistol aimed at the heart of the united states. that if we can't settle this this little strip along the bottom, right? how can we possibly expect to make any advances further west? right? so we've there's this pistol as he says that's just aimed at the heart of the united states and when you think about it, you know, we often put so much emphasis on the strategic importance of new orleans at the end, you know in in the war of 1812 that it's where unites the mississippi with the gulf of mexico the economic implicati