everybody who lived on the east coast came to atlantic city.re you basically acts out your fantasies of wealth. you could go there and pretend you had a lot of money or try to make a lot of money. people would dress up and put on their makeup and make their hair looked pretty and go to atlantic city. what else? the images that you saw. attention. doesn't have to be anything profound. >> the industrial imagery, someone welding something and the lyrics of got a job, sort of made you think that's what the job they were talking about was. things whole thing about that die someday come back, sort of optimistic but clearly i think addressing de -industrialization. >> i think one of the things that makes him so popular is he's not just complaining about the loss of jobs, he's not all about anger. element ofays an optimism or beauty in much of his music. i just love the lyrics. put your makeup on, make your hair looked pretty. suffering, we may be we may not know where the next paycheck is coming from, we are still human beings, we need to live, we nee

tickets to this, going to the à a helicopter flight to atlantic city, i had no interest in going to atlanticcity. so i said no to all these things. which was just as well because a few months later the wall street journal real estate reporter wrote a critical article about him and he immediately stepped forward and said, he took free tickets to the prizefighter and the guys career was over he ruined him. he's all about leverage. i sensed that from day one. anyway. deep state, the background is i as a journalist like to pursue mysteries. questions that do not have any obvious answer. as the run-up to the 2016 election was taking place as you all know james comey, head of the fbi stepped forward and said he was not recommending charges against hillary clinton, he largely exonerated her, only a few months later just days before the election to reverse himself and then days later saying we didn't find anything. i will come back to some of those events later. that utterly mystified me. like other americans i did not know that donald trump was being investigated for a plot with the russians. when

i had no interest in atlantic city so i said no to all of these things which was just as well because a few months later "the wall street journal" reporter wrote an article about him and he stepped forward and said he took three tickets to the prizefight in his career was over, it ruined him. he's all about leverage. i could sense that from day number one. anyway, so deep state. the background here i as a journalist like to pursue mysteries and questions that do not have an obvious answer. as the run-up to the 2016 election was taking place as you all know ahead of the fbi stepped forward and said it wasn't recommending charges against hillary clinton, he exonerated her only of human leader to reverse himself and then days later said we didn't find anything. i will come back to this later, but that mystified me. like other americans i didn't know at the same time that donald trump was being investigated for the plot with the russian and one that emerged i thought why do we know all about the hillary clinton investigation but we haven't heard about donald trump and russia? i didn't und

a helicopter flight to atlantic city. i'd no interest in going to atlantic city. i said no to all of these things a few months later, the wall street journal real estate reporter wrote a critical article about him and he stepped forward saying he took free tickets to the pride. he is all about leverage. i sensed out from day one. the background here is i is a journalist like to pursue mysteries. questions that do not have any obvious answer. as the runner-up in the 2016 election was was taking place, as you all know, james comey stepped forward and said he was not recommending hillary clinton. he largely exonerated her. to reverse himself only days later. days later saying we didn't find anything. that utterly mystified me. i did not know at the same time that donald trump was being investigated for the plot with the russians. when that emerged, i wondered why we knew all about this hillary clinton investigation. we never heard of peace about donald trump in russia. i did not understand that. i knew james comey. he had been an attorney in manhattan. he prosecuted

congress is on a a two-week break and i saw that nancy pelosi spoke about the impeachment at an atlantic cityo. [ light laughter ] see, that's how you know everything is messed up when donald trump is making statements from washington and nancy pelosi is speaking from a casino in atlantic city. [ laughter ] but democrats now say that they're going to vote on impeachment by the end of the year and this is nice, they have already hired ryan seacrest to host their impeachment rockin' eve party. [ laughter and applause it's gonna be great. i'll watch >> steve: yeah [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: get all of us -- >> steve: ten, nine. >> jimmy: but the impeachment is already getting ugly. in fact, joe biden's campaign has asked tv networks to stop booking rudy giuliani. [ light laughter ] trump heard that and was like, "finally something me and joe agree on please stop. [ laughter ] rudy, stay in the house. that's right, giuliani appeared on every talk show over the weekend. and he ranted about the ukraine scandal, made false allegations, spoke in run-on sentences and contradicted himself several

i had no interest in prize fighting and no interest in going to atlantic city fortunately so i said nol of these things. which is just as well because just a few weeks later Ãbhe immediately stepped forward and said, he took free tickets to the prize fight and the guys career was over. he ruined him. he's all about leverage. i sensed that from day one. anyway. "deep state", the background is i is a journalist like to pursue mysteries. questions that do not have any obvious answer. as the run up to the 2016 election was taking place as you all know, james comey head of the fbi stepped forward and said he was not recommending charges against hillary clinton he largely exonerated her. only a few months later just days before the election to reverse himself and then days later saying, we didn't find anything. i will come back to some of those events later but that utterly mystified me. like other americans i did not know that donald trump was being investigated with the plot for the russians. when that emerged i wondered why did we know all about the hillary clinton investigation and never

the atlantic city defenses were constructed by a guy named grant in confederate 1864, a engineer officer. encircled the city of atlanta and was developed into probably the most heavily fortified city in america, perhaps, other than washington and richmond, by the end of the civil war. with multiple layers of obstructions, heavy earthworks. they were impregnable. sherman had no intention at all of trying to attack them. fort x is in the northwest quadrant. as you can see on this matter. it originally was one of five detached redoubts that grant planned. but after hood took command of tennessee, he took orders for those redoubts to be connected by infantry trenches. that is why we call this hood's addition to the atlanta city line on the northwest and in the northeast sector of the atlanta defensive perimeter. another obstruction, and my fractured french, horse fence. you can see it in the foreground. it is a straight hole with holes drilled through it. you construct it behind the lines, you deploy it in front of the fortification, you chain it together so that it will not be easily taken

one step out of line, he will run turkey into the ground like it was one of his casinos in atlantic cityd applause ] in his great and unmatched wisdom. "in my great and unmatched wisdom." he's talking now like the wizard of oz. [ laughter ] the president, he's been doing his best to look busy while the impeachers are picked. over the weekend he hosted a summit at the white house for young black conservatives. and you'll never guess in a group of young black conservatives you'll never guess whose name he brought up. >> i get along with kanye for a long time. [ laughter ] you saw when he was in the white house, he puts the hat on. for one day i went up through the polls like through the roof. i'll tell you. he is with the african-american community, they like kanye and they like kim kardashian. >> jimmy: and by they i mean you people. [ laughter ] we found out today that we may finally get to see trump's taxes. a federal judge has rejected the president's bizarre claim that he is immune from criminal investigation and therefore does not have to turn over his tax records. the judge said tha

he came to the aid of donald trump back in the 1990s when one of donald trump's casinos in atlantic city seemed to be in financial jeopardy. he kind of helped him out a bit. it wasn't entirely clear what that relationship was like or what his relationship was like with giuliani where it seems like most of that was financing his mayoral campaigns. remember he was mayor of new york before he came so close to the trump administration some of he has a very longstanding connection with rudy giuliani and standing republicans. these subpoenas, they beget more subpoenas. so we have these three fresh new names. we're going to be hearing a lot of new ukrainian names coming out as the democrats continue their effort to impeach the president. >> matt bradley in kiev. thank you, matt. >>> congress is supposed to be on recess, but there's no break for the intelligence committee as they gain interest in it. the house intelligence committee is leading the committee. congressman, good to see you. >> thank you, ali. >> you know, there's a whole bunch of places we want to talk about. let's start with the r

atlantic city? sorry, guys, i'm out of here. jonathan, it does, though -- it does seem as if the president is aware that this isn't sustainable. >> sure. >> and i think that is what seems to be rattling him. >> right. and i think as much as they are, correctly, rolling out the same playbook, it hasn't really worked. they are seeing some changes here. they haven't had any ability to sort of get ahold of the story of control the narrative. in the last 48 hours, their attempt. they put out this letter, they're clearly -- we have rudy giuliani says today he will defy the subpoenas, he's not going to goes they're willing to play ball in the courts on this. they recognize this is a crisis point. this is a real threat. and people i've talked to in the white house who all along felt like most of them felt like they would survive the mueller probe, it was confusing, they were there during the campaign, they didn't see any wrongdoing. and they were much more worried a about the obstruction part. they thought they could get through and the

. >> we're going to this place in atlantic city. he's like, i'm not allowed to go. i'm like, do you need a note from your mother? ear going an hour away. he's like, no, i'm on probation. >> in november 2017, meek was ordered to court for a hearing on a probation violation. michael rubin went with him. >> the probation officer literally got up in front of me and said all kinds of great things about meek mill, and they said, we recommend no sentence. then the district attorney, assistant district attorney, got up and said, we recommend no sentence. i looked over at the team of lawyers and said, i don't get it. why are we here? >> but the judge said meek needed to be punished because he wasn't following the rules she set for his probation. she brought down the hammer and sentenced him to two to four years in prison. >> and when she said two to four years in state prison, i looked up at meek, and he may not want to admit this, but his eyes turned read, and tears starting coming out of his eyes. i started tearing up and crying. i looked at him and said, i got you. i'm no

we can't afford atlantic city because it's way is it too expensive and no social media. we got radios and small-town newspapers. my friendly, sign on top of our car that has new english for congress. if you can imagine how embarrassing that was for a teenager. you know how i felt. but, i have to see that the third time was the charm. he won. i can tell you from that experience that persistence matters and you have to keep working. obviously i also learned, the ground game matters. you have to get out to vote. you have to make sure the people are registered to vote, and you have to make sure that they can get to vote. and you have to make sure that you win the argument. that's what i want to talk about today. about winning the argument. georgia is an exceptional state. i'm going up in georgia, all my live, i've raised both of my children in georgia. we do live in atlanta. i tried when the kids we're very long young to move somewhere smaller. so moved to carrollton. nope. so anyway, we didn't. you know and atlanta. over such a great, state because we are very involved. i t

atlantic city to boston feeling the winds by tomorrow morning. >> we are bracing for it. you, ginger. >>> we're going to turn to that fiery explosion at a california fuel storage facility. thousands of nearby residents were ordered to take shelter from those fumes before the fire was contained overnight. will carr has the story. >> reporter: this morning, new video of that devastating explosion at an energy facility in northern california. >> oh. >> reporter: the fireball created by explosive chemicals. the roof of the container flying into the air and crashing to the ground. >> we just had a large explosion from the area. >> reporter: overnight, firefighters contained the blaze. miraculously, no one at the facility was injured. shortly after flames and smoke filled the air, officials ordered a shelter in place for nearby communities as the explosion released potentially hazardous fumes into the sky raising health concerns for the surrounding area. >> the two tanks that are burning both contain ethanol, an additive for gasoline. they contain or contained about 250,000 gal

impacts from this thing we could see tropical force wind gusts stretching from kill devil hills to atlantic city, and by thursday night, look at nantucket, up to 50 miles per hour winds boston, 30 miles per hour winds. this is going to cause airport delays up and down the i-95 corridor, and heavy rainfall from eastern long island into new england. locally could see 5 inches or more we're going to get to your local forecast coming up in the next 30 seconds ♪ i'm uncovering, i'm uncovering ♪ ♪ oooooh bring color to life with the very best paint, only at your sherwin-williams store. >>> good morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. a live look outsideed at at the golden gate bridge, fog settled, a low and shallow layer of fog but will provide cooling in the city. inland areas will be warm reaching into the mid to upper 80s today. by tomorrow our winds pick up and we'll have a red flag warning in effect for bay area hills, for all of the areas starting tomorrow and continuing through thursday, even as our temperatures cool off. the winds calm down and the fire danger decreases by friday. >>> and that i

. >> we're in the hard wok in atlantic city and other jurisdictions i think personally in the next 10amatic change to the gaming industry in general, whether las vegas, maybe macao to a lesser extent. if we look at big markets for companies not focused on on-line gaming i think that could be a strategic error. neil: i should disclose our parent company is dabbling in this. >> we understand. neil: obviously a take on the economy. that is important for you. you look at the numbers. they still look good. look at consumer sentiment numbers. they look good. earnings right now look good. by and large they're beating estimates they're still early. how do you see things going? people look at market recovery and economic recovery that's a little long in the tooth, impressive, but we have a long economic cycle. how do you tell people hey, one of these days? >> first thing we focus on our ratings. we have investment grade ratings from fitch, moody's standard & poor's. our balance sheet is strongest in the industry. neil: that is unprecedented hat trick level of support from all them. >> never ha

nor'easter developing along the coast, wind gusts already, nantucket 47 miles per hours new york city, atlantic city rainfall amounts up to ten inches of rain near the cape. coastal flooding, high surf and wind gusts that are tropical force winds. airports concerned, snow delays for denver, kansas city, dallas, st. louis, minneapolis for showers and thunderstorms. and boston and new york, looking for wind problems. a mess coast-to-coast, guys. >> that's why you need three maps today, al. >>> rolling blackouts in california that could plunge millions of people into darkness utility companies are protectively shutting off power to customers across the state out of concern its power lines could spark wildfires. but home and business owners are not happy. nbc national correspondent miguel almaguer has the latest. >> reporter: some of the biggest wildfires in state history have been sparked by strong winds knocking down power lines or transformers which he en ignited trees and bushes hoping to avoid a disaster like that power companies are turning off electricity, but that's not sitting well with everyon

lastly i'd like to thank my team here at the atlantic city council, especially kareem and emily. emily, where are you? okay. with their excellent work putting this altogether, putting together the conference and collected volume, they've gone above and beyond a great work of scholarship and truly an exciting event today. before i turn the microphone over to the ambassador, let me say a few words about him. his excellency served as ambassador from italy to the united states, and prior to this high ranking positions within the italian government and abroad. in particular he specialized in european and transatlantic affairs during his years as the italian representative to the european union and served in budapest, and a chief advisor to the council of minister and diplomatic advisor to the district and the republic and focused on security issues. he has specific expertise in global issues and he was at the g8 and 20 summits. he received a degree in 1985 and entered the foreign service in 1986 and promoted to the rank of ambassador in 2014. so with no further ado, let me welcome the

been down to atlantic city. never seem to win there. neil: but you're not quitting your job?ke that. nothing like that. money for the future, putting it aside. neil: i don't want to put you on the spot what do you do for a living? >> i work in communications. work in communications. neil: no one should know, everyone come up to, new best friend? >> no one has done that yet. had a couple of financial advisors on linked in. neil: watch those guys. a for performance. >> scott, who know what they're doing. that's good. neil: very, very happy for you. michael. >> appreciate it. neil: you're very physical, you can run, do all the things. i don't care how much i am winning here i am not running. >> plinko was my cardio. neil: i love that. michael, great story. you don't hear too many of them these days? more after this. at's on your mi? we are edward jones, a 97-year-old firm built for right now. with one financial advisor per office, we're all about knowing what's important to you the one who matters. edward jones. it's time for investing to feel individual. i get it all the time.

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atlantic city, new jersey. just give me a moment, now.ama bin laden was killed, they were people outside the white house to cheer president obama and the military and everybody. therenald trump comes out and he speaks for nine minutes. donald trump comes out and gives a 40 minute speech and it's mostly about him. game ando a baseball gets booed. trump's poll numbers are already set in. these people are not comfortable with this man. democrats need to just chill and they need to just calm down because hillary lost by 3 million votes. him but nobody likes his small base. thank you so very much for letting me get this off my chest. host: the reporting of financial crimes on the raid, the death of you as more symbolic than damaging. they write that analysts estimated that the number of isis fighters, facilitators, and other supporters dispersed across iraq and area still number between 40000 and 30,000. just some background, his importance to isis will get his death a particular staying -- sting. he was a cleric before going to fight the u.s.

the front will bring showers and thunderstorms and severe weather to the mid-atlantic and northeast. some cities trick or treating because of the potential for severe weather, listen to your local forecast and we will keep you up-to-date from new york city, all the producers asking me we have a window of opportunity, 3:00 to 6:00 pm where it will be a light mist so trick-or-treaters can get out. and i want to wrap up that winds are finally dying down, a few more hours but we have red flag warnings. a couple days of better weather. carley: the moment you have been waiting for almost here. rob: todd pyro and i suffered halloween at one of the most notorious haunted houses in the northeast. >> got some new patients. >> your front row seat is next. >> on "fox and friends". >> i used to live in that apartment building. jillian: made strides. >> it was pretty good. >> that is why i am adorned in my pumpkin spice. carly is wearing pumpkin as well. it is a redneck tie. >> announcing the death of ice is leader abu bakr al-baghdadi, in the hands of that terrorist group. mueller and james fully, their pare

] [ wind howls ] [ thunder rumbles ] [ bird caws ] >> i'm jamie colby, in ocean city, maryland, an irresistible atlantic resort town known for its golden beaches and this historic boardwalk. now, the population may read 7,000, but more than 8 million visit every single year. and i'm here to meet a family that has a strange inheritance that's been an icon on this boardwalk for more than a century. hi, doug. >> hi. >> i'm jamie. >> nice to meet you. >> so nice to see you, too. your family really is so well known here. >> yeah, i'm afraid we are. yeah, we've been here a long time. >> a long time, indeed -- since 1890, to be exact. doug trimper's great-grandparents daniel and margaret trimper purchase two city blocks of oceanfront land. they start with a pair of small hotels but in 1902 decide to risk everything on a new attraction. daniel wants to bring in a ride unlike any seen before in maryland. he orders a massive carousel from the herschell-spillman company. with a diameter of 51 feet, the merry-go-round is one of the largest built up to that point. how special is the carousel? >> it's pretty unique.

ahead of it we've got southerly air moving up towards the mid-atlantic and north east. it's 70 in new york citymoving in across the northern plains, and the northern rocky as the next system moves in. the front will kind of linger over the next couple of days and bring us the potential for some showers and some thunderstorms along the front, ahead of the front, not only today but tuesday even into wednesday. we're going to watch the potential for some showery weather off the coast as well because we've got this area of low pressure that's riding up. we are looking at the potential for several inches of rain, depending on where you live. we could see the potential for some flooding with heavier downpours and watch what happens as we go through wednesday and thursday. our next big system moves into the northwest, the northern rockies, and more wintery weather for the west. so it's the tale of two seasons, still hanging onto summer and we're he getting full-blown winter early in the fall. back to you, carley and rob. carley: wintery weather in the west. janice, thanks so much. switching gears here

atlantic, always never too far away from us. with each subsequent dip we see another area of low pressure. looking at cityorecasts from around the nation, so is there is a lwa ys around the nation, so is there is always likely to be rain at times 00:00:23,413 --> 4294966103:13:29,430 and gusty, too. hello. this is bbc news. we'll be taking a look at tomorrow morning's papers in a moment — first the headlines. the mother of teenager harry dunn, who died in a crash involving the wife of a us diplomat, says the government must put pressure on her to return to the uk. the us state department expressed sympathy, but said diplomatic immunity was rarely waived. democrats leading the impeachment inquiry into president trump, issue a legal order demanding that the white house hand over more documents. dozens of people are injured, eight of them seriously, after a double—decker bus overturns in devon. a british—australian woman and her boyfriend are released after more than three months in an iranianjail. and coming up at 11:45 — renee zellweger steps intojudy garland's shoes in ‘judy‘ a new film on the last years

atlantic states. it's going to be gorgeous for new york city, baltimore, ohio valley, cleveland looking great, too.blems. the only issue we could have weatherwise today that causes damage or destructive is if we get any fires. we have critical fire conditions in northern california and an elevated risk in southern california. and the temperatures continue to be warm. a little october heat wave. areas in the coast into the 80s. los angeles will be 91 degrees. 13 degrees warmer than typically this time of year. and it's really good, it's so dry, too. everything from the summer, they haven't rained in months so everything from summer, all of the vegetation is dried up, guys. that's the concern. if no new fires, they'll be fine, but it's also a what if. >> they probably need rain right about now. >> the rainy season is coming. >>> still ahead, boeing ousts one of its top executive information the crisis over the 737 max jets as the company reportedly prepares to report more losses. >> that story and more headlines driving your business day, straight ahead. we see patterns. relationships. when you use l

basically that americans were trying to let the spanish atlantic fleet was bottled up the only way to capture was to go by land to capture the city. they sent 16000 men so the roughriders were calvary. do you evers, see paintings right away that's not accurate it did not happen but the americans got to the outskirts of santiago. there is no san juan hill there are multiple hills. so july 1st, 1898 is the day they decided to do something about it. at 4:00 a.m. on july 1st 17000 men they crawl out from under their blankets and under their tent. more than 10000 soldiers were rounded up for san juan hill to prepare for the assault on another town that they could see the glow 7 miles away framing san juan hill like a halo with the inclination they set small fires to fry some bacon. if you had illusions about the day had in store. and then with the civil war. and those that would follow 20th century and a one day assault on the provincial capital in the caribbean the spanish defenses were formidable but the landscape of the battle of lookout mountain but yet the battle of san juan heights is the most important and contested engagement

atlantic region. and washington, d.c. should be 93. and new york city should be 88. the record high is 90.call. but by the time we get to about thursday and friday, everyone except the deep south cools off. >> i was going to say i've seen some pumpkins on the stoops of new york city and i'm worried about them getting moldy and soft and mushy. >> to the end of octoberer. >> it is not going to make it. >> bring it inside. >> it's going to make it. >> thank you very much. >>> still ahead amazon looks to expand the presence of its cashier-less technology and offering it to other retailers. >> and credit suisse finds itself embroiled in controversy resulting in one of its executives stepping down. details on the stories driving your business day, coming up. so you can enjoy it even if you're sensitive. delicious. now, i've heard people say lactaid isn't real milk. ok, well, if it isn't real then, i guess those things over there can't actually be cows. must be some kind of really big dogs, then. sit! bad dog. new crest gum and sensitivity. ahh brain freeze! no, it's my teeth. your teeth hurt? ju

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atlantic and through english ports. eventually all of those goods made their way through alexandria. the city had a population of just under 2000 inhabitants. tot population would grow 5000 by 1800. shipbuilders,were merchants, silversmiths, blacksmiths and enslaved african americans, trapper keepers and white indentured servants also found themselves here. many were immigrants from england and scotland and one of them was a tailor. in my mind this is how i imagine .im for a really long time i'm going to let that sink in for a moment. short, a round figure. towardecent movements handmade goods and a source from local materials. in realizing carlin was roughly the same age i am now. to be fair, how about that? i haven't been able to uncover too much of his life before he began the book here. he then lived in london apparently before immigrating to virginia. i don't know yet whether he completed his apprenticeship in england or in virginia. old in 1763.rs the including influential planters like george washington and george mason, who lives within only a few miles of the city center. scottish an

kansas city, 82 with mostly sunny skies in new york city and hurricane lorenzo, this broke records as the strongest hurricane north and east in the atlantic looks like it is still going to move towards the azores as a hurricane and we will monitor it as it goes closer. jillian: breaking news to get to. rob: a live look from rome, italy where mike pompeo has just landed, set to meet with leaders in italy kicking off a 6-day tour of your. jillian: a meeting with the pope at the vatican, he will wrap up the trip in macedonia and greece. we will keep you updated and all of it. rob: he says he was part of these conversations and was on the phone with the president of ukraine. he is someone to watch today. jillian: if the president get impeached bernie has a plan. >> given the impeachment process that is taking place if it is not trump, mike pence even worse. rob: the reaction to bernie's plan coming up. ♪ limu emu & doug and now for their service to the community, we present limu emu & doug with this key to the city. [ applause ] it's an honor to tell you that liberty mutual customizes your car insurance so you only pay for what you need. and

city. there's a struggle in the atlantic between winter and summer, a nor'easter has transitioned into subtropical storm melissa which has winds around 50 miles per hour, big waves. very rough surf. but the good news is this storm is moving out and conditions improving through the weekend. >> no nor'easter, jeff. thank you. >> you're welcome. >> good news. >>> the pentagon says the main u.s. base in syria has been evacuated after coming under fire from turkish air strikes. it comes as turkish forces step up their bombardment of northeast syria this morning for what will be its fourth day. the u.s. says three artillery shells landsed within a couple of hundred yards from american soldiers manning that post. no one was injured. turkey says the base was not -- not the intended target. >>> president trump authorized a round of wall of troops in syria. the turkish president is dismissing the criticism of the operation saying turkey has no intention of stopping, mow matter what anyone else. observers say at least 30 civilians have been killed since the offensive began. charlie d'agata is in northeast sy

sub-saharan africa as one of the areas most at risk and spans from the atlantic ocean all the way to the red scene. compassing and 9 countries our city correspondent explains that it's becoming a fertile recruiting ground for the how to scripts. these days it's getting harder to sell jihad in the middle east people know what hides behind those pyres promises and tired generations cold at this point who could just sick of killing so the fanatics are packing up and leaving apparently for them there's more fun to be had elsewhere at the doorstep of the sahara i know we are all very concerned about the continuing escalation of violence in the city hugh and its expansion into the gulf of guinea countries it is already one of the most inhospitable places on the planet and if the merciless heat malnutrition and almost total lack of medical care weren't enough to kill you well religious nut cases will take burkean a fast so just last week gunmen killed about 15 people in an attack on a mosque during friday prayers 2 weeks ago 20 people mostly minors dead in an apparent jihad is the tack on a gold mine a little earlier at least 38 soldiers ki

atlantic and three english ports. eventually, all of those goods made their way to alexandria and by 1770 six, the city had a population of just under 2000 inhabitants. tot population would grow 5000 by 1800. the residents of alexandria were shipbuilders, carpenters, merchants, silversmiths, blacksmiths, gentry planters, and enslaved african americans, tavern keepers, and white indentured servants. many were immigrants from england and scotland and one of them was a tailor named william carlin. i my mind, this is how imagined him for a really long time. i will let that sink in for a moment. sort of middle-aged. short and maybe of a round figure. given the recent movements towards handmade goods and things sourced from local materials, and now, of course, i have realized that carlin was roughly the same age as i am now, i am starting to picture him a little more like this. [laughter] katherine: all right, well -- [laughter] katherine: to be fair, how about that? unfortunately, i have not been able to uncover too much about carlin's life before he began his account book here. according to family histories, carlin was bor

many parts of eastern europe and city down into the south but they were towards the west it is actually chipping down big massive cloud of rain rolling in from the atlantica number of areas of low pressure bringing some wet sand with the weather at times and that cloud on the right will make its way right across the british isles the low countries a good part of france and heavy rain but downpours there too into switzerland bald . italy some snow with the high ground shoes they looks like a dry a day across by and poll to go we have got some wet weather pushing into the western side of the med further east still looking good plenty of warmth around plenty of sunshine is what it stays that way as we go through where the cypress for the north is still very breezy a lot of cloud and rain pushing up towards the baltic states through scandinavia wednesday another poor day wall cloud of rain rolling into those west impossible western there was a front seeing some very heavy right along with whiles and eventually pushing across into england well the pulse of africa 10 we not see bad but we have got the chance of want to see showers into the far north of algeria

across the atlantic, fairly vigorous at times, you need to dip we will see an area of low pressure development that will spin its way across the uk. so just about wherever you are, you citieshere will be some wet and windy at times. bye for now. this is bbc news i'm reged ahmad. our top stories... more protests in hong kong — as demonstrators defy a ban on face masks. hong kong's leader accuses them of destroying the territory. the us secretary of state dismisses the latest attempts by the democrats, to push forward their impeachment inquiry into president trump. when the world doesn't focus on the things that are right, the things that matter, the things that impact real people's lives and instead you get caught up in some silly gotcha game. the mother of a british teenager, killed in a crash involving the wife of a us diplomat — says the uk must put pressure

if you're in the northeast, mid-atlantic, the southeast, you're kind of getting a dose of warmer air, that mild air is going to be in place. look at new york city today. highs if you're headed to the parade were back in the mid-70s in some spots, but still that cold air is really taking over upper midwest to the midwest for the next week or so. and lows will continue to fall about 20 to 30 degrees below average. so we're very consistent to the west, but we're kind of having that seesaw effect for that weather pattern from the mid-atlantic to northeast. by thursday we do drop down to the mid-50s. so make sure you're taking advantage of the kind of warmer air that's really going to invade our space for the next 24 hours. we're also watching the storm system. we're under drought conditions for the south and southeast. we haven't seen rain in over three wreeeeks. this is kind of a welcoming site. you never like to see totals like this. the flooding issue is really going to be an issue from louisiana to the carolinas where we could potentially see two to three inches. the warmer air from new york city, but if you're in the west, man, it's pretty bru

city, long island area. still yet to determine whether or not that is going to take place. we are monitoring the rain band moving across the mid atlanticnd into new england. this was much needed precipitation across the deep south. we have been in extreme drought the past 24 hours. on the other side of the system, we are talking about the potential of severe storms today. heads-up in dallas, little rock, texas, oklahoma city, into springfield. we have the potential for tornados and large hail and damaging winds. this, by the way, has been upgraded to moderate risk from the storm prediction center. we have the tug-of-war between seasons. we have cold autumn-like weather to the west and milder conditions to the east. that collision causes our chance of severe storms. >> there it is. eric van dam, thank you so much. >>> coming up, world cup rugby finals are ahead from tokyo. wales takes on france. >> we're taking you back to the streets of hong kong this hour. this image live at 4:52 p.m. there. protesters filling the streets. this is the 20th straight weekend that we have seen these protests. let's go live to our anna coren who is in the

then you run into new england and down along the mid-atlantic spots getting down into the 50s, fairly cool here in new york city 55 degrees. that's right around the highs for the day. this big heat wave that we're showing you here for saturday, if we take you further into the forecast, we do notice it begins to retreat a little bit. temperatures falling into the 80s. by the time we get to monday, fall is really funneling in some of those spots, eric, probably cooling off about 20 degrees in the next 48 hours. that heat wave can't last forever. eric: beginning to change too. adam, thank you very much. arthel: pretty colors on the map and the trees. eric: really nice map there. we will talk more about that by the way and other news tomorrow. we're back at 12 eastern. arthel: hope you can join us. jon scott is up next. jon: a potential new complaint against president trump. the "new york times" reporting a second intelligence official with more direct knowledge of the president's dealings with ukraine is considering whether to file his or her own whistle-blower complaint. good evening i'm jon scott. this is the fo

atlantic coast. in front of the town hall stands the marine memorial which commemorates the german soldiers who brutally oppressed an uprising by the hereto people of namibia more than 100 years ago. and outreach the city councillor blocking me so copy introduced a motion for the monuments removal. is the birth of the bishop germany that's my opinion that's but it ought to be destroyed it. does mean. in my motion. to take it to the issue so that we can put. forth for this going to get independence is what we want. a group of activists recently splashed blood red paint on the memorial heroine nama people have gathered for a protest. the statue is a disgrace a monument to colonial and racial oppression. their way the german people are out trying to be out of their way that just. because they don't recognize what they did and still we're having the blood of their blood. namibia's colonial past is more visible and more than anywhere else in the country . with its lighthouse and cafes the town is more reminiscent of a german seaside resort than a provincial capital in southern africa. the scenic spotless charm us walk up and trust throngs of tourists to this day the town is still dominated by whites about 2

many parts of eastern europe and city down into the south but i was towards the west it is absolute chipping down big massive cloud of rain rolling in from the atlantic a number of areas of low pressure bringing some wet sand with the weather it at times and that cloud on the right will make its way right across the british isles the low countries a good part of france things and heavy right but downpours there too into switzerland more parts of italy some snow over the high ground choose they looked like a dry a day across spain and portugal we have got some wet weather pushing into the western side of the may further east still looking good plenty of warmth around plenty of sunshine as well and it stays that way as we go through where to cyprus for the northeast still very breezy a lot of cloud and rain pushing up towards the baltic states through scandinavia wednesday another poor day wall cloud of rain rolling into those western parts northwestern there was a front seeing some very heavy right along with whiles and eventually pushing across into england. well the pulse of africa generally not bad but we have got a chance of wanted to shout into t

many parts of eastern europe and city down into the south but i was towards the west it is after the tipping down big massive cloud of rain rolling in from the atlantic a number of areas of low pressure bringing some wet sand with the weather it at times and that cloud in the right will make its way right across the british isles the low countries a good part of france things and heavy right but downpours there too into switzerland northern parts of italy some snow over the high ground choose they looks like a dry a day across spain and portugal we have got some wet weather pushing into the western side of the med further east still looking good plenty of warmth around plenty of sunshine as well and it stays that way as we go through where the cypress for the north is still very breezy a lot of cloud in the rain pushing up towards the baltic states through scandinavia wednesday another port a wall cloud of rain rolling into those western parts northwestern there was a front seeing some very heavy right along with whiles and eventually pushing across into england well the pulse of africa generally not see bad but we have got the chance of wanted to sh

city states. the portuguese had been involved in the west african slave trade since a decade before columbus made his 1490 two atlantic crossing. initially, the portuguese had transported small numbers of west africans on islands they claimed off the northwest coast of africa. in the wake of columbus' discovery and the realization that the americas were viable for large-scale agricultural reduction, the body of enslavement room. the portuguese worked -- with the goal of buying to power newwar world plantations. entered thes aboard of war.ate as captors while on route to a port and mexico, the boat was intercepted and plundered by two dutch pirate ships and was relieved of its enslaved cargo. on august 25th, 1619, the same ofth as the virginia house burgesses met for the first time, the white lion docked and men and womendd for the resources needed to make the trip across the atlantic ocean. while there were already residents in james dimon of african dissent, the exchange of these prisoners of war on the 20 for the of august marks the origin point of african-american history. it marks the birth of a social experience

city centres, even in cardiff, london, tropical plymouth, ten pitches down to six celsius. sunday, dry and bright, low pressure moving away, high pressure that i mentioned out any atlantic isrows coming in from the north. crisp, fresh air on the way tomorrow. a lot of sunshine, best of the sunshine across western southern areas, but eastern and northern parts of the country still to catch some showers and at times it will be quite cloudy. after a chilly morning, monday is excited be mostly sunny. high—pressure extending from the azores. light winds, sunshine, mr the extending from the azores. light winds, sunshine, mrthe morning. low pressure never too far away, just above my head, a weather front trying to squeeze in but can't at the moment because the high pressure is over us on monday. a fine day, 1a celsius, nippy in the north, ten beaches around single figures. summarising, the outlook for the next few days, that we still fairly showery but bright weather icons for the southern half of the uk. fewer showers still on sunday, monday, tuesday, high—pressure building at it is looking absolutely fine. welcome back to westminster on an extraordinary saturday morning. the pr

atlantic and he was on a barnstorming tour across the country. he flew over the game lodge while the coolidge's were here so rapid city was really thrilled with the attention and the celebrities that came to see coolidge while he was here and he met with a lot of everyday people. south dakota citizens, south dakota politicians and he did make several visits with native americans in the rapid city area. he visited the rapid city indian school which was a boarding school or native american children. he also took the journey to the pine ridge indian reservation which is about 40 or 50 miles east of here. for south dakota and it was an honor that you coolidge chose south dakota for people in the tribe, this had been theirland . they profited from the 36 years earlier so some were excited about the visit, others were not . and he was while he was out here went to a ceremony in deadwood where some native americans ceremonially adopted him intothe sioux tribe . gave him a address, traditional headdress andgave him his native american name . so he was welcomed by some but there were others who resented that some native americans did that and didn't think

city or boston. you see that circulation moving out into the atlantic.'s going to be moving away. if you're in the area of the carolinas, there's still a little rain on the way, 3-4 inches in some cases. but again, we aren't talking about this rain lingering a whole lot today. this is something that's really beginning to wind down, and then we're talking about the temperatures here on this sunday. these are our current, 50 degrees in new york. a little warmer than yesterday. you're seeing a pooling up of warm air across the country and cooler air back off to the northern plains, 42 degrees in minneapolis, some 30s across montana. all in all though, the system we're paying attention to, good news is heading back out to sea, going to be clearing off later this sunday. jedediah: thank, adam. griff: linebacker demario davis is selling headbands to raise money for those in need. jedediah: he opens up about the experience and living his life for god, coming up next. ♪ ♪ this piece is talking to me. yeah? so what do you see? i see an unbelievable opportunity. i