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i am andrea mitchell, alex win is off. what is happening now a reception at buckingham palace behind me. king charles is hosting world leaders who are in town for the former queen's funeral less than 24 hours away. president biden among the dignitaries just arriving moments ago at that reception. just in the last hour we saw him arriving earlier at westminster to pay respects in person at the site of queen elizabeth's coffin. they are accompanied by dr. jill biden, the first lady. in jane hardly the u.s. ambassador. signing a condolence book. the condolence book he also spoke afterwards about what the queen meant to him. they last saw each other in cornwall just a year ago at the g7. he said she reminded him of her mother. his mother, rather. >> the ones who stand out in your mind are those whose relationship and interaction with you are consistent with their reputation. the queen had us to the castle for tv, we were joking about crumpets. she kept offering me more i kept eating everything she put in front of me. [laughs]

>> reporter: yeah, andrea. yet another addition to the conversation that you're having and yet another salvo in what doj is doing on these investigations into donald trump, specifically this one around the overturning of the 2020 election results or the attempts from the trump campaign to do so. and of course around january 6th. we're now learning from a source familiar telling our peter alexander that pat cipollone and pat philbin, two top white house lawyers from the trump administration, will be speaking before a grand jury tomorrow. it comes really at a time that we have rare insight into what they might be able to tell the department of justice. doj loves to do this stuff behind closed doors but the public has the benefit of the transparency lent by the january 6th investigation where pat cipollone has been a key witness. someone they have shown the public multiple times over the course of their committee hearings and someone who can speak to what was going on both inside the white house at the top echelon

>>> good day, everyone, this is "andrea mitchell reports" in washington. as the british people get a chance to pay their final respects to a beloved monarch, the queen's casket is on display for viewing. earlier the casket was gathered on a gun carriage previously used for the queen mother in 2002 and before that, the queen's father, king george vi in 1952, followed by her children, king charles iii, princess anne, andrew and edward, and both grandsons, prince william and harry. in washington today massachusetts senator elizabeth warren will be joining me on inflation and on how abortion are both dominating the parties' divide heading into the midterms. and former homeland security secretary jeh johnson will be here to discuss the mar-a-lago document fight and the january 6th investigations. but we begin in london with nbc's molly hunter, msnbc royal commentator daisy mcandrew. molly, let's talk about what we've seen from the royal family today as the citizens throughout that country are finally getting their say, their chance to say goodbye to queen eliza

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thanks to andrea, she d her homemade pudding hobby intoa business that has a spot at they building. >> it feels amazing. it is likeu know, a dream come true. >> reporter: the free incubatorg program helps entrepreneurs get permits and grants, grow their online presence and sell their products through pop ups and events. >> andrea lives and breathes to. >> reporter: gumbo social callsa a life sign. he says the food hub she created with other partners kept them in business during the pandemic, delivering food boxes to those in need. >> such a leader. even if it is not her field of expertise, shes how to find someone to help supt new that area. so it is almost like having another mini business partner. >> reporter: who is stirring ups just as she had hoped. >> we are here to spore those d. >> reporter: so, for empoweringd entrepreneurs with free business business development training, this week's jefferson award in the bay area goes to andrea baker. > >> andrea is currently on the bd of the shipyard trust for the arts and bay view merchants ass. > >> you can nominate your local o for a j

andrea: felicidades a todos, aunar estar aquÍ.new york, tras ser el tenista mÁs joven en ganar ese torneo y convertirse enel tenista nÚmero uno del mundo. alcaraz impuso en un largo partido al noruegode 23 aÑos, y asÍ se expresÓ el jugador sobre su victoria. >> ha sido un partido muy exigente, donde yo creo que uno de los mejores partidos mentalmente que jugado de toda mi carrera, sin duda. borja: quÉ orgulloso estoy de Él como espaÑol. para ser el nÚmero uno del mundo, en este aÑo alcaraz consiguiÓ los tÍtulos de rÍo de janeiro, miami, entre otros. carolina: hablando de festejos, la emisiÓn del canal de "noticias univisiÓn" 24/7, estÁ estrenando un nuevo se. borja: una nueva temporada, por quÉ no podemos perdernos el programa? cuÉntenos un poco quÉ podemos esperar. carolina: felicidades por estos 6 aÑos de "ediciÓn digital", chicos, anunciando nuevo programa y en un dÍa tan especial. aileen: muy contenta con este foro, nuevo, que es una mesa de debate, de anÁlisis, donde a lo largo del dÍa estaba viendo la noticia, y cÓmo se va d

we know this, andrea. as of this morning, hillsboro county announced mandatory evacuations for their zone a. i know we have a picture of this map. it's all of the red on that map. zone a mandatory. b, which is some of the lighter colors also under a voluntary evacuation. collectively, 300,000 people just in that one area. to the north in hernando, voluntary evacuations. pinellas, right on the coast, areas like st. petersburg, they are carefully watching this situation. you would have to imagine the nearly million people in that county maybe looking at evacuations as soon as tonight depending upon the trajectory. i was talking to a geophysical hazards expert. what he's seeing now, $30 billion worth of damage should these conditions, this trajectory, maintain where it is. 120 mile an hour winds near st. petersburg, 10, 12, 14 feet of storm surge in tampa. the governor of the state telling people don't bank on a wobble. make sure you're prepared. here's the governor earlier today. >> folks should be prepared

thank especially to our viewers, susan and andrea. thank you both. you for all your comments this week. if you want to share your opinions about what you see or hear on bbc news on tv, radio, online and social media, e—mail us... or you can find us on twitter... you can call us... and do have a look at previous interviews on our website. that's all from us and we will be back to hear your thoughts about bbc news coverage again next week. goodbye. hello. the autumn equinox happened on friday, and saturday is going to be ourfirst full day of autumn. the skies are pretty clear at the moment, and the weekend, how's it looking? actually, not too bad. there will be a few showers around, but predominantly sunny spells. so, this is what it looks like out there right now. yes, a few showers around, but generally clear across most of the uk through the early hours of saturday, and the temperatures ranging from close to freezing in the scottish glens, around ten in liverpool and i2 degrees in the south. now, recently in the south east, it has been pretty cloudy

andrea: yes. if we look at for example immigration, which is something she has touched, this is xenophobic, this is far right. also just before the electoral campaign, it was very controversial. we shouldn't not forget the previous program of the coalition was highly critical of the european union. she knew she was going to win because the base was clear on that but i do not believe there has been a change in what the party believes in terms of protecting the nation, protecting christian values, being against for example same-sex marriages, being against as i said before immigration. and though these types of issues , which are similar to other far right nationalist parties across europe and the west, there is trying to present the party in a different way, but the reality, the core of the party is still neofascist and 100% far right. hazem: what comparisons would you draw between the far right movement in italy and elsewhere in europe? we saw another election in sweden a couple weeks ago in which

this is "andrea mitchell reports" in washington. we are getting ready for a courtroom showdown in florida. in an hour, over the classified documes seized from donald trump's mar-a-lago home, to see if a special master should be appointed. in a combative response overnight, trump's legal team argued that he is being criminalized for possessing his own presidential records and the justice department spread the material across the floor for dramatic affect for the photo. the government says appointing an independent review is not necessary because it has already filtered out of the seized material anything that would be attorney/client privilege and that the trump team was concealing and threatening to move the documents, which were not trump's to keep. >>> a u.n. inspection team arrived today at europe's largest nuclear power plant to assess damage and shelling. this is vladimir putin. laying flowers at the casket of mikhail gorbachev. he will not attend the funeral. i will speak to senator jack reed coming up shortly. >>> in alaska,

i'm andrea mitchell. following breaking news from florida from a trump appointed federal judge granted the former president legal's team a request for a special master to review the items seized by agents. a special master has not yet been named. there will be a meeting by september 9th. this hour, joe biden is expected to speak in milwaukee. he arrives there and will then head to pittsburgh this afternoon, part of his labor day campaign blitz with just a few months ahead of the november midterms. joining me now for more on the breaking news, ryan riley, kelly o'donnell, and joining us david henderson, as well. ryan, first to you. you've now had an hour -- you have given him an hour to look through this. let's talk about what you have learned as we've all been speed reading this report of this judge's order which came out about an hour ago. ryan? >> that's right. one of the citations here is they mentioned rudy giuliani as a special master and the idea of having someone look over the questions of executiv

john: jessica roff and andrea bernstein of npr, thank you very much. andrea: thank you.: thank you. judy: ukraine's largest neighbor on its western border is poland, a nato and european union member that has its own long and violent history with russia. as vladimir putin looks to accelerate the war, i sat down in new york early this afternoon with poland's president, andrzej duda. president duda, thank you very much for talking with us. let's start with ukraine. you've just listened to president biden's remarks at the united nations, where he said what president putin has done in taking over territory that doesn't belong to him. and now with this overt threat of nuclear weaponry, that it should make our blood run cold. is that how you take what's going on? pres. duda: russia is in a difficult situation. russia has demonstrated its weakness. what russia has been doing so far in ukraine, the aggression d all the outrageous dimensions of the war which russia demonstrated in ukraine, as a matter of fact, have turned out to be a failure of russia. russia tries to change its t

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and i would have a place where black folks could apply and get a job. >> reporter: andrea turned hersiness into a nonprofit in the hunters point shipyard. into action empowers and supports several dn several dozen small business owners each year who are black, indigenous, and people of color. like the owner of yes, putting. putting. she uses the nonprofits nonprofits free commercial kitchen space to make her popular dessert. thanks to andrea she transformed her homemade putting hobby into a bs a business that has a spot at the ferry building. >> it feels amazing. you know, it is like a dream come true. >> >> reporter: the free incubator training program helps entrepreneurs get grants, grow their online presence, and sell their products through pop-ups and events. >> andrea lives and breathes to. to serve. >> reporter: and dante, of gumbo gumbo social, calls her a lifel. a lifeline. she says the food hub she created kept vendors like him in business during the, the pandemic, delivering food boxes to those in need. >> such a leader that even if it it is not her field of expertise, she

carolina: como nos cuenta andrea leÓn, es importante que los padres estÉn atentos. .ticipar, otro desafÍo consiste en hervir un pollo por —— con un popular remedio a la venta libre, hervir un medicamento puede hacerlo mucho mÁs concentrado, y cambiar sus propiedades de otra manera. expertos indican que incluso, si no te comes el pollo, la inhalaciÓn de los vapores del medicamento mitra se cocine como podrÍa causar que altos niveles del quÍmico entren en tu cuerpo y podrÍan daÑar tus pulmones. tambiÉn preocupa el reto viral de comerse una capsula de detergente de ropa, estos han peligrosos desafÍos pueden causa la muerte a quienes lo practican, e instan a los padres a supervisar con mucho cuidado a sus hijos adolescentes que estÁn haciendo esto. carolina: hablamos de millones de jÓvenes que tienen cuenta de tito, y que seguramente, desafortunadamente son parte de estos retos . quÉ dice la plataforma? andrea: ellos se lavan las manos, y estÁn eliminando todos los vÍdeos con estos hastag. pero tambiÉn la, muchas veces es de los padres y responsabilidad de ellos. borja: t

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i'm andrea mitchell in new york. a major win for the justice department last night after a appeals court ruled that president trump has no claim to the documents seized at mar-a-lago. two trump appointed judges and one obama appointee said that he had no claim to those documents clearing way for the investigation into the former president. trump on fox last night seemed that somehow he could magically declassify a document by thinking about it. >> as i understand it, it doesn't have to be, if you are the president of the united states, you can declassify by saying that it is declassified even by thinking about it. it does not have to be a process, and there can be a process and there doesn't have to be, but when you send it, it is declassified, and so i declassified everything. >> all of this after another stunning legal blow to former president, and another $250 million lawsuit brought against him and his three adult children by the new york attorney general to prevent them to work in new york state. and joining me

andrea: gracias al comisionado de seguros. gracias por acompaÑarnos. continuamos.ampaÑa electoral y quÉ quiere con los votantes y para que sepan de sus planes. al regresar lo platicamos. al regresar lo platicamos. ♪ (don't stop me now) ♪ ♪♪ ♪ (don't stop me) ♪ ♪ 'cause i'm having a good time ♪ ♪ having a good time ♪ ♪ i'm a shooting star leaping through the sky like a tiger ♪ ♪ defying the laws of gravity ♪ ♪ (don't stop me now) ♪ ♪ 'cause i'm having a good time ♪ ♪ i don't wanna stop at all, yeah ♪ ♪ ah, da, da, da, da da, da, ah, ah ♪ ♪♪ ¡cómo! trabajas tarde, eres mamá, pagas las cuentas, cocinas, y ¡eres experta en dinosaurios! pero sueñas con más. por ti y los tuyos. pero estudiar parece imposible. pero ¿qué tal que una universidad apoyara todo tu ser? tu carrera, tu familia, tus finanzas y tu salud mental. national university. apoyamos todo tu ser. ♪ ♪ octavio: el prÓximo 8 de noviembre los ciudadanos de los Ángeles van a elegir el nuevo alcalde. la congresista karen bass hablÓ de sus prioridades y cuÁles cree que son las prioridades de los electores. >> esta

you're right, andrea. he takes that responsibility very, very seriously. >> john kirby i can't thank you enough. thank you for being with us to talk about it all. we will follow up as the neighbor grasses. >> i will see you at the un for sure. absolutely. great to be with you. >> a very interesting what if question came up with the press this morning about what could happen to the january 6th committee after the midterm elections. we will talk about that coming up next. stay with us. it's five miles long now, winding its way along the river thames. a steady stream of mourners. people from all over the world are waiting in the christian preachers for a quiet moment with the queen. we'll back in a moment. we'll back in a moment (woman vo) sailing a great river we'll back in a moment past extraordinary landscapes into the heart of iconic cities is a journey for the curious traveler, one that many have yet to discover. exploring with viking brings you closer to the world, to the history, the culture, the flavo

think especially to our viewers, susan and andrea. thank you both.to share your opinions about what you see or hear on bbc news on tv, radio, online and social media, e—mail us... or you can find us on twitter... you can call us... and you have a look at previous interviews on our website. that's all from us and we will be back to hear your thoughts about bbc news coverage again next week. goodbye. hello. most parts of the uk had sunny skies, albeit with one or two showers and a rather cool feel to the weather. that band of rain is in no rush to clear, for the of wet weather across the southeast of england, infringing into east anglia at times as we go through the night, and here, it is going to stay mild, further north, spells, wanted to shower is, quite cold there costs some parts of scotland can in fact, attemptjust as i'm getting quite close to freezing. this band of showers moving out of southeast scotland and down into northern england tomorrow morning, some showers pop up elsewhere, particularly pressing and indwells them and not as many for n

andrea, great to have you back on the program. andrea: great to speak with you.am: so, first off, let's talk about this, the mar-a-lago documents investigation. this is a probe into whether or not the president improperly took classified documents from the white house down to his home in florida. we know the fbi executed the search warrant and took a whole bunch of boxes out of there. what is the latest on that particular investigation? andrea: so, both sides have gone to the judge this week and commented on her order, which was essentially for the justice department to pause its investigation while a special master goes through the documents to see if there were any privileged documents. special master is a phenomenon that has really emerged in trump-related investigations. it came up in the michael cohen investigation. it came up in the rudy giuliani investigation. in both those cases, they argued that they were attorneys for president trump, so some of the documents could have attorney-client privilege. the complicated thing here is that this is the president,

and for more we can speak to andrea carlo. he research is italian politics at the german historical institute in rome, and joins us now from berlin. welcome, andrea. what are the issues driving this election? and why are voters looking to the far right for answers? thank you, michael. so there are many issues driving selection, but i think the main one on it's an issue that in europe wide about as the rising energy bills. so there are a variety solutions being offered by the different policies. for instance, the right wing block that is currently headed for georgia. i'm talking about decoupling gas and electricity prices and also about self sufficient for instance, and move towards nuclear energy. but there are also other issues at stake. for instance, the post coded recovery and resilient plan, which is central right, oppose and criticized while the center left following the outgoing prime minister model. that argued line support. you wants to liberalize at market and open it to competition and go to consider that these busin

trying to's andrea andrea is there. andrea? >> one thing the regional park district is doing is closing parts like tilden to reduce fire fire danger. firefighters also have an elaborate plan to make sure our area is covered, just in case a fire ignites. >> watching what is happening un up in weed right now is a stark reminder of what could very well well happen anywhere around cal. around california. >> the national weather service has issued an elevated fire risk, with the extreme heat, expected to arrive over labor day weekend. the california office of emergency services has has also started pre-positionins pre-positioning resources just in case a fire sparks in the high risk area. extra fire engines, water tenders and even emergency dispatchers are being set to counties such as sierra and nevada. >> it is kind of like a game of chess in a sense. the north bay has unfortunately dealt with raging wildfires and knows how important it is to get resources resources out quickly. the santa santa rosa fire department alerted a crew,

again, andrea, not just people who were born and raised in scotland.have talked to people from all over. we met a couple of french tourists who said they wanted to just be here, be in the moment. they were along the procession route yesterday craning for a look at the queen's casket as it went by. they wanted to pay their respects to this, again, amazing woman known the world over. we met family who came here from ukraine. they were welcomed to scotland as they were fleeing the war. the family lived in kyiv, bucha, in fact. the mother told me, the queen supported ukraine. she supported us. i need to pay her back in some way. i was touched by that. i brought a bouquet of sunflowers, the national flower of ukraine. these are the kinds of stories that we have heard over and over again as we have talked to the people here in scotland the past three days about her majesty. >> daisy, that connection to scotland, that bond to balmoral, i was so touched by the fact that the people carrying her coffin, as it was leaving balmoral, were the gamekeepers, the honor

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i'm andrea mitchell in new york. we are following breaking news involving former president donald trump and his adult children. new york state attorney general announcing moments ago her office is suing the former president, his adult children and the trump organization for what her office describes as bank, tax and insurance fraud with proposed penalties that total $250 million. also among the possible penalties, barring the trumps from being present in any new york company's office for five years, preventing them from seeking lending from any financial institution during that same period of time. joining me now for more on this breaking news, ari melbur, kristin welker, chuck rosenberg and suzann craig. chuck, to you. this is a civil lawsuit. at the moment, there's no fear of any kind of criminal penalties, prison time, anything for former president trump or his children. they are referring this to the manhattan d.a. and the irs for future investigation. fill in what you see as the gravatus of this. >> quite grave.

andrea: yes, yes.nge mentality. but this is another one, is on a different level, but so painful for people. ♪♪♪ lisa: back in australia, linda lawless's journey to find out who she is and more about her father isn't over. lisa: it's been a while since we first met. how have you been going? linda: yeah, really good, thanks. i've been busy researching family members and different people, and today i'm going to meet peter finn, who was a friend of my father's. lisa: how are you feeling? linda: i'm really excited about it. to me, he's the closest person that i've come across to him yet. lisa: i've offered her a lift and a bit of moral support. ♪♪♪ peter finn: hi, linda. how are you? linda: i'm good, how are you? lovely to meet you. peter: it's lovely to meet you after this time too. linda: thank you so much for coming today. peter: our conversation on the phone, i really-- i found that very valuable, and just to be here today and talk to you is lovely too. linda: yeah, and to--you know, for you to take th

i'm andrea mitchell in washington. president biden will speak this afternoon about the federal government's coordination with leaders in georgia, south carolina and, of course, hurricane ravaged florida. we expect to hear from ron desantis later this hour. let's begin with nbc's kathy park in charleston, south carolina. residents are used to flooding in that historic district. this looks like it's going to be an unprecedented event. >> reporter: yeah. good afternoon. that's absolutely right. hurricane ian is still barrelling this way. we are getting slammed with these heavy bands of rain and wind. every so often we get slammed with wind gusts -- you see right now. this is the pattern that we have been experiencing all morning long. i want to show you what's happening behind me. that's the ashley river you are seeing behind me. there's sawgrass, and it's almost covered by the water. it's high tide. that's the big concern throughout the day. the combination of high tide, the storm making landfall in this area and then, o

then the chicken andrea student from the german animal welfare federation started the project. he believes it's important for children to see how a chick like this starts out in life. then guided front lines of wood that the hits mill darwin, this before loop the dimension. it's basically a way of fostering that sense of responsibility and people that animals have different means, according to their breed and where they come from in, for example, you need a garden for a chicken of there is real work involved. you have to clean the coupon, and you have to make sure the chicken is healthy and well looked after. and that's what we want to teach. people won't go in for war. they mentioned helping morgan this kindergarten. the chic project is just getting underway. and of course, it starts with the eggs, but these are no ordinary eggs that andrea student has brought along to hatch here . the former breed of chicken has become very rare. which sixto these are you under miss? i breed so called moline chicken will. it's on the list of endangered breeds gamble . it's in danger of extinc

andrea: ellos la recuerdan como una joven muy alegre. funeral, que son bastantes en este paÍs. carolina: ojalÁ que sÍ se haga justicia. muchas gracias. borja: siempre dicen que las armas las carga el diablo. si usted tiene posesiÓn de armas es importante que las tenga bien protegidas para evitar tragedias como estas. pasamos a california con la millonaria compensaciÓn otorgada a un adolescente que fue vÍctima de acoso cuando estudiaba en una escuela intermedia, entre el aÑo 2017 y 2018. un tribunal ha determinado que el distrito escolar demandado no protegiÓ una mujer de tres acusadora que hicieron una peticiÓn para matarla. la demanda alegÓ que la grave negligencia de las autoridades escolares causaron grave daÑo fÍsico y psicolÓgico a la vÍctima. carolina: california amanece una vez mÁs bajo estado de emergencia, ahora ante el estallido de fuertes incendios forestales que estÁn consumiendo todo a su paso, especialmente al noreste del condado de los Ángeles. este fuego se extiende rÁpidamente por la maleza seca, obligando la evacuaciÓn

i'm andrea mitchell.eam a request for a special master to review the items seized by agents. a special master has not yet been named. there will be a meeting by september 9th. this hour, joe biden is expected to speak in milwaukee. he arrives there and will

this week's jefferson award in the bay area goes to andrea baker. >> andrea is currently on the board for the shipyard arts and that they association. you can nominate your hero >> 6:53. > >> the art of folding paper has been a japanese art form and a family in san francisco has been been keeping this tradition alive for generations. >> this is an amazing piece. >> reporter: >> reporter: this is a story about origami. >> i always find joy in folding your >> reporter: but it is also a story about a grandfather and the gift he left behind for his. his granddaughter. this is the . the granddaughter. linda runs paper tree, the second oldest se oldest store in san francisco's japan town and this is her gran. her grandfather. a man who brought origami to america and taught linda the art of folding. folding paper. he and his famile among the more than 120,000 japanese-americans forced into concentration camps during world world war ii. during his internt his internment, shortly after hs father died from cancer, the gel the general refused to let the doctor

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john: jessica, andrea talks about puffery in real estate.out these allegations and claims being objectively verifiable when you talk about the importance of that. explain what you meant by that. >> i think the attorney general anticipated the defense was likely to be that these are the kinds of practices that are routinely engaged in, in the re estate industry. i think she was wise to make her allegations as concrete as possible, and grounded in representations that were made that could be shown to be objectively false. for example, the square footage andrea talked about, the former presidents apartment that was grossly inflated in some of the statements. that is fact. the square footage of the apartment. things like that, or whether or not statements were prepared with the input of outside professionals. that can be verified, whether outside professionals gave their sanction to the statements. according to the allegations, some of the outside professionals were interviewed by the attney general and they didn't provide input, the kind descri

i'm peter alexander in today for my friend andrea mitchell.e in washington, top justice department officials are debating the best way to proceed after a trump appointed judge in florida granted a request from the former president's legal team to appoint that independent third party, what they call a special master, to review items seized during the fbi's search of mr. trump's mar-a-lago home last month. the key questions right now, who will the judge choose? will the doj appeal parts of the ruling that impact their investigation? how long could that take? how long will this process take all together with the midterms nine weeks away? we will catch up on the key races heading into the fall. the fight for control of congress as these critical campaigns enter their home stretch. >>> we have a live report from uvalde, texas. survivors of the mass shooting last may there that left 19 children and two teachers dead, they return to school today. another step forward for that grieving community. why some parents say, enough changes have not yet been

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i'm andrea mitchell. there will be a brief on the government's plan to assist florida communities bracing for hurricane ian. evacuations are under way. a shift in the storm's direction is now heading towards sarasota and ft. myers, veering away from tampa. we have a new forecast. tell us about this more than change in direction. >> now that we are 30 to 36 hours from the hurricane force winds coming onshore, every wobble will have impact for one town. some will be better. some the forecast will be worse. first, this is cuba. you can see the eye coming off the coast. look how it cleared out. with the sun angle high in the sky, you can see into the ocean in the center of the storm. the eye clears out. we expect it to infence phi. the latest from the hurricane center. it's pouring in south florida. we are at a category 3. we are heading due north. it's in the general motion next 12 or 24 hours. then it will turn towards southwest florida or west coast of florida. the latest from the hurricane center. going u

andrew rhiannon, andrea. thank you. speaking of driving it's time for a new edition of please don't do this. this is in australia, where that mercedes should not. be driving on the city's special bus track. okay locals say when cars straight under the bus way they usually fall down the middle, but the elderly driver kept it on the track for a few miles before getting back on a real road again. don't do this. that's scary to look at coming up stepping into yes, autumn before you gas up your car, though we're checking out the best parks to visit this fall from sea to shining sea first we're shining a light on a young musician who just discovered his own amazing talent pretty much by accident. that's next. you're watching world news now. maybe . b colorado that he would be jamming till the break of dawn. he just sat down one day, and did it become not only a local celebrity but a viral sensation. danny knew of our denver station has his story. it's really not often that a 10 year old can give keyboard lessons to himself. o

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hi, katie and andrea. yes, when the queen was with it, which was so recently, we knew she knew eleanor roosevelt and winston churchill. it was almost as if they were still alive because she could literally say as prime minister churchill once told me, that he was a big admirer of her. the other thing is look at her as a world leader. this is someone, you know, we talk about king charles and prince william, little prince george. they were all world famous from the first moment they opened their eyes at birth. they were trained to do this almost. we have queen elizabeth, born in 1926, no idea that she is going to be a future queen for the first 10 years. and yet, despite all that, look how beloved she is. look how admired she is today around the world at a time when the british empire goes from 1936 of this great military power to what it is now but as mcmillan, former prime minister once said, still looking for a role. it had a lot to do with the fact that united kingdom today in 2022 is as powerful around

andrea house oh no. from human rights. what thank you so much and yeah, ah, recovery and clean up operations are underway in taiwan up to the seas of earthquakes shook much of the island over the weekend. one person died and more than a 100 people were injured in the tremors. the most powerful of which was a 6.8 magnitude quick on sunday for people who were trapped in a collapse building when the 2 rescued. the tremors also derailed train carriages and caused a road bridge to collapse. after shocks have continued to rock the island and further north, another island is facing its all natural disaster typhoon. none model has made landfall in southwest and japan killing at least one person. more than $300000.00 homes are reported to be without electricity on the island of ju sure, with some area seeing more rainfall in 24 hours than they do in all of september. typhoon nan model has brought record rainfall and disruption to cities across southwest and japan. with winds gusting over a 160 kilometers per hour. while some city d

andrea sulland , an analyst at the stockholm center for eastern european studies, spoke with us about the actual situation on the european continent, with a focus on germany and its reflections on recent events, and now we are looking at some e- eh more east eh actually on our continent and let's talk about exactly where russian citizens are fleeing from mobilization eh contact us dimash adzhanov kazakh political scientist we will now switch to the russian language hello dimash good morning tell me if you have at least approximate data about the number of russian citizens we can now talk about new arrivals from the moment of the announcement of the mobilization in the russian federation to kazakhstan now the moment of the announcement after all that is the case and these numbers are decided by here are the currents at the checkpoints in the north of kazakhstan, they do not stop , that is, people go and go. it is forbidden to leave the territory of the russian federation, by the way, because martial law has not been declared there . until now , the permission of the commissariats is ne

mitchell reports" andrea mitchell. good morning to you both. andrea, i want to begin with you at the u.n. yesterday. extraordinary scene, sergey lavrov breezed in 90 minutes late to his speech and quickly left. clearly not wanting to hear or be confronted from the other member nations about war in ukraine. >> it was remarkable. willie and admiral stavridis, to you. russia, one of the five permanent members of the united nations has a veto, and has been a strikingly forceful presence there, stopping the u.n. from taking any strong action against russia because of ukraine. they have an ally in china. in this case, certainly president xi signalled to vladimir putin just last week that china does not stand with him, you know, completely endorsing this ukraine invasion, and that was sort of the mixed message, certainly a mixed message from china. almost every other member of the security council, members of the u.n. just critical of russia and lavrov didn't want to hear it. so lavrov comes in after blinken had spoken and le

i'm andrea canning. thank you for watching. i'm andrea canning and this is dateline. vanessa was a good shoulder. did you go in the army to help people? >> they are searching their company areas. they are searching the installation. >> it's like she banished into thin air. >> i want her back! >> this has turned, the story. >> her family said she was being sexually harassed by a superior. this kicked off the hashtag, i am vanessa gideon. >> want my sister. >> women are coming forward saying that you were sexually harassed in the army. >> enough is enough. we need to change this. >> the trends are going the wrong way, it's really tearing at this as an institution. >> a man who is out digging holes sees what he thinks is human hair. >> miracles can happen, i will say, please don't let it be -- ♪ ♪ ♪ hello and welcome to dateline. vanessa was living her dream while keeping close to airtight knit family and serving in the military. then she disappeared. as soldiers search for the missing soldier, -- their quest for answers would shine and spotlight them ugly truth. but wou

andrea, why is russia doing this? what is it attempting to create with these false votes. >> i think that's exactly the right question to ask. ukraine's invasion in the north, things are not going well for russia and so he's moving ahead with these referendums. we should note russia has postponed these referendums for weeks, if not months giving security concerns and ukraine antics. so now, putin is trying to turn the tide. he is trying to stem ukraine's advances. i think putin wants to be able to have something to show to his domestic population that he has produced something from this war and also, to international audiences. the chinas, the indias, who are looking at putin's failures and seeing putin as a liability he wants something to show and i think perhaps the most important reason is that president putin is trying to scare the west. he is trying to convince us that once he illegally annexes these territories, that russia's nuclear umbrella will now extent. he's trying to change ukraine's behavior in the west

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