there they are in barbados, out on some country road. he's in a range rover. she's in the passenger seat. he gets mad and slams in his window, the driver window. then in a show of force to scare her, he goes around to the passenger side and punches in the passenger side window with her sitting in the car. what about it? >> well, that's absolutely typical of what we know about domestic violence. so often it's about power and control. he's showing exactly who the person was in control of that relationship. >>> joining me now, a guest whose husband actually set her on fire. when you hear this is the third incident of violence orneriry by chris brown, he gets straight probation. what message does that send? >> i was not surprised to hear that this was the third incident, because he had threatened to show, and he already showed intent to cause bodily harm. and what i'm most disturbed about is the fact that he said i will kill you. >> he did. you're right about thatt yvette. and in your case, your husband tried to do it. ray, two priors, two priors and the judge kne

good news, it'll miss barbados, the islands out here, san juan, puerto rico, and also the do min cans and the bad news, it'll become a category four. the track is still on target. for what we have seen them talking about yesterday. just west of bermuda and east of the eastern united states. that's good. winds by 2 p.m. on saturday and 115 miles per hour. so we're still going to get some rip tides and heavy currents from the storm if they take this track. but the high winds and the heavy rain bands, they will stay off course. now one thing we look at when we talk about the track of the storm, e pearlly -- especially three or four or five days out, the computer models, some differents with them. they are all doing the same thing. well, the good news is that with bill, they are doing the same thing. and remember, the closer these lines are to the, the more agreements amongst the computer models. really, it's pretty close in agreement. yes, a couple of storms to take a couple of computers to the west, but that still would miss the eastern u.s. and that is a good thing. they are possible t

they will miss barbados and puerto rico, they will miss the domica -- dominican.indications right now, they could become a category four storm, but they will be in the open waters. no big deal on thursday. by friday, beginning to approach bermuda. still appearing on late friday, saturday morning, it will go between bermuda and the east coast. that's good. all the high winds are staying offshore. we could get the heavy surf from it, getting the rip tides from it on saturday and sunday. but this is a track that we prefer. and they are keeping the monster storm offshore. we'll keep you posted. >>> next, they are down loading the hurricane track on the website which is a cool thing. >>> and all right, the showers and storms, 90. more showers and thunderstorms on friday. 91. more storms on friday. and then 90 out here and the front goes through friday early saturday. you could see a leftover shower on friday. but the temperatures fall, getting you back into the 80s. upper 80s on saturday out here on monday and tuesday. and then that front, they will keep them out to se

and it's gotog in miss barbados. it'll miss out there and san juan. but it'll p-bg a category -- but it'll become a category three out here to the northeast. that is the center right here, 93 miles per hour. but noticed by the time we get into wednesday, and it is a category three. which means that winds will be over 111 miles per hour holding together the category three. we get into friday and or saturday. it'll pass between bermuda and the east coast of the united states. this is a big out roll t here a determine really where it goes. here is a different view to get a look at how they come out here on friday and saturday. now take that track, it's going to miss us, but it will ugis ve g the bisurf at the shore and e so perhaps some gusty winds keep you posted. for tonight, partly cloudy and mild and all the thunderstorms are in the mountains. low temperatures 65 to 73. we'll come back and talk about more 90s. an increasing chance of showers and thunderstorms. >>> all right, thank you. >>> it appears that the president, they might be willing to give

and major hurricanes, you notice that they are well to the north of barbados, missing san juan, continuing on the north, northwest track to recurve a lid -l bit. the indications say that they will pass in between bermuda and the east coast of the united states. and if that were the case, the storm is so big that they will produce big ties and rough surf along our coast, possibly some cloud bands, and some shower bands. you'll see where this will go. we have several days to watch if you can see the models training further west. we'll become a little bit more worried. but right now, they will go in between bermuda and the coast of the united states, probably late friday or more likely on saturday. it'll be missing bermuda, for us tonight, just partly cloudy, low temperatures, 65 to 73 with light winds. we'll come back and talk about the heat and we'll talk about more of the tropics. because there are three systems here all in all, it is really heating up, back to you. >>> and firefighters, they are battling two large northern california wildfires gaining grounds. but still, hundreds of resid

and the second one, they had an altercation in barbados and he punched the car window so hard he brokedows. in both of those incidents, rihanna was not harmed according to the report. but from the point of view of the law, they're not criminal convictions so they really don't zblounlt we're also learning more about the detail also whenever rihanna was assaulted in los angeles. reports say her injuries were inflicted by a large ring on brown's hand which he used to punch her. you can see that in the picture obtained by tmz. what is the message now that brown's been sentenced? >> every time i see that picture it just makes me remember how awful it was to see it the first time. this poor woman was really brutalized. the daniel mage to her career. she was out of the lime light for a long period of time. i think this sends a terrible message. in studies, young women, many of them, feel rihanna brought this on herself. even though there's no evidence of that at all. they had a verbal argument which he alone escalated to physical violence. choking her to the point where she nearly lost consci

joining us on the phone from barbados, jack parrish. he will be flying into the eye of the storm. my first question would be, what are you thinking. tell me what you're expecting from your flight? >> we'll be taking off in about 35 minutes. we'll be making four passes through the center. i have quite a few science objectives. we have a fairly good idea of what to expect. >> so right now, the concern is that bill's most significant threat could be bermuda? >> i think between that and maybe a close pass up toward cape cod or halifax. >> and how many more flights through this hurricane will you expect? at what point do you say, we just can't do any more, it's too dangerous? >> it's as long as the national hurricane center asks us to go out there. we're doing primarily research goals right now and so that's the specificties of our particular tracks, but we will both our p-3 aircraft and noah aircraft that flies around the storm and works the track guidance. >> and so how much more -- sounds like you focus broadly on research issues, but how much more will you be able to add to what th

the first one is barbados caribbean region. it's a technical meeting in the survey lens of aspects which will be held in miami for all the countries of the region. and then the third one is an internal one at headquarters on the third week of september. which is actually going to addrs how the headquarters responded. the third one, which we are involved -- which i am involved in, is an internal review. in addition to tha we have identified a consultant to do a analysis of the organization response and he or she will be attending all these meetings, and will also propair a report for the director. -- prepare a report for the director. >> we have time for one more question. >> i'm from the clinic in cairo, egypt. question is about the vaccine. when will i be available in the u.s. and i will ask about 1,000 muslims in americans will come to egypt next september. and when exactly the vaccine going to be available to the middle east, especiay in cairo, egypt. is -- thank you. >> ion't think anyone has a precise state of when vaccine

. >> host: queue think we say your family is from barbados and panama.ving actual -- that's a stupid question, i was thinking and about to say and i will reveal this dependency, not having seven of slavery in your routes by as you do have it slavery in your rets. >> guest: you're making interesting point is this whole internal disputes among black immigrants including black africans and native-born americans with his are you to apply because that was part of that, if you are not the seventh of slaves we are they were just not pay the, they were being enslaved to reap the sugar cane and cotton. the name and, my family is not the name of a plantation owner in barbados. >> host: human to the sum of the slides into day will indicated successful black woman suffers and people wonder gwen ifill work said to pbs, she's written than they are times, washington post, what is there to complain about? >> guest: we are only human beings here. >> host: i asked that in a serious way that there is still our these racial elements. >> guest: and what to do is take into ac

your background coming from the caribbean and the research that i found some of my relatives from barbadosd jamaica worked in panama at times. that was also interesting and i attended prep schools starting in the seventh grade. you have addressed some of this but i want to make two main points. first of all, i respect and have a great deal of admiration and most of the time concur of what bill cosby is saying but i get annoyed when it's a problem in black america when it's really a problem with a certain socioeconomic subset of black america that as you referred to earlier, with many of the same issues that go on with the same subset in white america. and also in the aftermath of the gates incident, i've seen a sort of intellectual dishonesty from gates himself to a certain extent and also from people that i come in contact with black people in real life and online who are very intelligent and who has an intellect that isaqlelelt know, the master taught him right. the refuel to acknowledge the nuances of race and how it's an insidious thing continues to exasperate me. >> host: i'll stop yo

background coming from the caribbean and in the research i found that some of my relatives are from barbadosnd jamaica and that was quite interesting and i attended prep school my self serving in the seventh grade. in any event you have address some of this but i want to make two main points. first of all, i respect and have a great deal of admiration and most of the time concur with what bill cosby as saying, but i tend to get in no way when it is presented as a problem in black america when, in fact, it really is a problem with certain socio-economic subset of black america that as you referred to earlier with many of the same issues the one with the same subset in white america. and also in the aftermath of the gates incident, i have seen a sort of a jewel of dishonesty from engage himself to a certain extent and also from people that come in contact with black people in real life and online even larger very intelligent and have an intellect as capable of having a rational logical view of things who for some reason refuse to acknowledge the nuances of the situation, the nuances of what th