and santa barbara. some of it is clipping and keeping the low, but temperature trend off of one to eight degrees co. pair today 24 hours ago. -- compared to 24 hours ago. >> mostly cloudy, partly sunny, muggy, cooler, 70s, 80s, 90s. might take another day gut trend going up instead of down. >> hi. >> 106 in the city. that was one for the books. >> you say it will take another day for toss be the normal fog. >> on wednesday, everybody will be, everybody. >> nice. >>> looking around there's not a lot to talk about traffic- wise which is great. that's what we want. we are look at the commute and traffic here on 808 westbound looks pretty good if you are driving out from fairfield to vajlo. it continues to be a nice commute in salano county, and pretty much around the bay area, you can see traffic is moving along very well and no major issues, the traffic continues to look good as you drive across the bridges. we're also looking at traffic on the east shore freeway that's expected to stay light for you, thi

barbara: it is absolutely about the changes that took place.e learned really from the people democracy is not served for free. .ou have to discuss with them not only merkel, i think most of the established parties did not look into it. show thatolls seem to many afd supporters are by no means at the bottom of the economic pyramid. what is driving the frustration and anger? be superblye try to fair toward the afd. a lot ofed about development that took place. they warned about rising criminality. they warned about immigration problems. they warned about homophobia. they warned about everything that comes with refugees, which is a real problem, and it was admitted by the old parties after months. i do not share these concerns. i think we can integrate them, and i am optimistic about it, but if you have to be fair to them, their feeling is we were first, we warned you, and now you are proving what your policy is. merkel has changed tremendously in her policy with the and soranean and so on on. she switched her own policy under everything the afd w

vase or in the brussels welcome both will start with you barbara vale what message histories and they sent to brussels with this speech as she has sent the message that she is not willing to do what brussels really wants is she is not willing to get down to the nitty gritty of the ongoing negotiations with brussels ones from the british government is some concrete proposals to first settle the exit the divorce this is what's on the table at the moment and when before this speech downing street to more or less announced that this was going to be a speech that would sort of unlock the stalled negotiations there where of course expectations and i'm afraid that these experts haitians after the speech have not been fulfilled that this is really going to drop to the floor like a stone a bunch of expectations there is this talk of twenty million euros as part of this divorce bill but that was never mentioned so where did that figure come from. i think there's some confusion going on here i actually feel because what theresa may as far as i understood her talked about it was a contribution th

ves or good evening to you ladies any response from brussels yet barbara on this idea of a two year transition of roughly two year transition after bragg's it how is that going down in brussels. the e.u. chief negotiator reacted to that and said ok the european union would consider the demand so that is not like throwing the towel in and saying oh wonderful we're going to start was this immediately but we know that michel barnier he wants to settle the divorce obligations first and that he still does not see enough progress in those questions his reaction is definitely muted if we look to the european parliament the leader of the parliamentary of rexx a group there you felt that he said ok so at least chose a sense of realism that to reason may now says we need a break sit transition period because otherwise we will just not get finished those talks however again he also does not see enough progress in what reason may says so mainly the reactions are muted to that verging on the negative ok well let's go to book it in london how is the speech going down back in london especially thi

vase or in the brussels welcome both will start with you barbara vale what message is to resume sent to brussels with this speech as she has sent the message that she is not willing to do what brussels really wants she is not willing to get down to the nitty gritty of the ongoing negotiations with brussels ones from the british government is some concrete proposals to first settle the exit the divorce this is what's on the table at the moment and when before this speech downing street to more or less announced that this was going to be a speech that would sort of unlock the stalled negotiations there were of course expectations and i am afraid that these experts haitians after the speech have not been fulfilled that this is really going to drop to the floor like a stone amongst those expectations there is this talk of twenty million euros as part of this divorce bill but that was never mentioned so where did that figure come from. i think there's some confusion going on here i actually feel because what theresa may as far as i understood her talked about it was a contribution that br

step two -- barbara forecloses on the thermometer property.l has a lien on it. finally, willis herron's pride and joy is back in his family, free and clear. step four may be the hardest part -- getting the darn thing working again. for that, it's back to yesco. >> we ended up having to put a new computer in it, new drivers, software, and new l.e.d. lighting. >> so how much did it cost to fix the thermometer? >> about $150,000. >> family members, most of whom live a couple of hours away, take rotating shifts in baker to protect the tower from vandals. >> here's where we've been the last four months. >> what? >> yeah. >> you said you lived on the property. i thought there was a house. you've been living in this? >> this is it. >> willis' grandson, dan, a recent law-school graduate, takes a break from job hunting to help set up the gift shop. >> i painted everything, and i fixed the drywall, and... i don't know. all kinds of stuff. >> family members don't get paid. profits from the shop barely cover the electric bill for the thermometer. neverthe

a micro burst at a beach in santa barbara.a music legend from the 70s. >>> we're playing the hit song, playing it in memory of founding member walter becker, a cofounder of steeling dan. he died yesterday at the age of 57. >> i remember. becker founded steely dan along with his classmate. they were known for merging different kinds of music including rock and jazz and soul >>> time is 5:24. when president trump left the white house, he left behind a message. he hasn't revealed the content. but he did say he appreciated it saying it was long, complex and thoughtful mr. obama said that millions have placed their hope in you and we should hope for prosperity during your tenure. he went onto say that leadership is undispensable. it was the last communication between the two men. >>> a watchdog for san francisco's district attorney resigned. the chronicle reported that he handed in his resignation. he started in november, since then, there's been reports of off-duty misconduct including drunkedness. >>> our time is 5:25. a right wi

barbara, if anything happened to christa and could not perform, then barbara was going to fly. in space, she was going to do a field trip of what the space shuttle was all about. and in addition to that, she was going to do some science lessons from aboard, live lessons from aboard the space shuttle. >> here come the flight crew now. >> the day of the launch, those of us who were there were surprised they actually were going to launch the shuttle on the day because of the very cold temperature. it was not florida weather, that you like to think of. it was down in the 20's. that temperature certainly precluded in my mind any thought that they were going to launch the shuttle that day. in fact, they did. after the launch, everyone was cheering and excited and yelling and very thrilled that we were seeing our colleague fly in space. the sequencing of it was such that after approximately two minutes, we are supposed to see the separation of the solid rocket boosters, two minutes and 10 seconds. i knew the sequencing and here after about a minute and 30 seconds, we started to see so

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barbara starr, we'll see you soon. let's go to the korean peninsula where we have paula hancock joining us from seoul, south korea. the defense secretary issuing a strong message to north korea. how much relief does this come to south koreans? >> reporter: well, fredricka, certainly the fact that secretary mattis spoke about the threat to the u.s. and its allies, the fact that the alliances with the allies are ironclad, this is something that south korea can never hear enough of, especially when you consider what they've been hearing earlier today from the u.s. president donald trump saying that south korea, he said in a tweet that south korea has been told by him that appeasement was his words is not going to work. this sparked calling to find out what the response was to the tweet, they wanted to point out that south korea and the u.s. agree on sanctions, they agree the pressure and sanctions are the best way to get north korea back to the negotiating table. so saying that korea is a country that has experienced war,

barbara, what are you learning?> wolf, the south korean military announced a short time ago that north korea fired a projectile east out of north korea. the early indications are that this eastward trajectory may have taken this projectile over japan. that would be a serious provocation by the north koreans, not the first time they have done that to overfly japan. that is going to be very concerning in the region. one piece of news, if it did in fact go east, as the south koreans say, at least it didn't go south over guam. that would have been a direct provocation to the united states, something president trump said he would respond to if the north koreans were to threaten guam. so it looks at this point like this missile, this projectile, went east over japan. we are waiting for word on how long this flight of this projectile lasted and that will help everyone understand what it might have been and, in fact, if it was an intermediate range ballistic missile. japan, the sea out there, would be within range of an int

>> thank you barbara. first of all, let me go back to the main issue of the panel, which is jcpoa, iran, and the region. iran has 15 neighboring countries. eight of them are non-arabs and seven arabs. all non-arabs countries, they have been supporting of peaceful management of nuclear crisis, and they are supporting nuclear deal. pakistan, afghanistan, turkmenistan, russia, azerbaijan, armenia, all of them, to turkey. we have seven not arab countries. iraq is not member of gcc. >> right. >> iraq has been supportive of nuclear deal and peaceful diplomacy with iraq. then we have six gcc countries. out of these six, ayman always has been against saudi arabia diplomacy on iran. they did a crucial role on iran/u.s. negotiations, they played very constructive role. qatar, kuwait, always they try to stay somehow in between. the most hostile have been saudi arabia and emirate. we don't have actually independent country like bahrain because bahrain means saudi arabia. therefore i would say just two countries. emira

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it was taken at hendris beach as severe weather barreled through santa barbara.over at west beach it was much of the same. >> everybody was screaming i could hear people screaming all over the beach. there was a lot of people that were hurt out here. >> reporter: monique martinez was trying to get back to his car when it started to rain. then it started to pour. >> then there's a wind storm with hail threw me from the beach all the way dragged me by the boats to the fence where i had to hold on to the fence. and i barely could hold on because it was pushing me. there were things flying, kayaks, boats. >> reporter: she says her niece was injured by a flying object. possibly a kayak or boat. she was taken to the hospital. >> he just came out of nowhere within, it happened within 20 seconds where all of a sudden it started raining and then wind came. flipped over all the clients and the kayak just blew. >> reporter: reg busche was kayaking. the entire group was tossed into the water. >> it was just minutes but it felt like hours. i am just glad everybody is fine, ac

on this story for us tonight in brussels barbara's always thank you here is some of the other stories now that are making headlines around the world a new report says that russia is committing grave human rights violations in crimea the un says these include arbitrary arrests and torture and at least one extra judicial execution moscow and next the crimean peninsula from ukraine in two thousand and fourteen police in say the death toll has risen to twenty seven in the wake of hurricane maria's strike on the caribbean island another twenty seven are missing or ria caused widespread devastation in flooding when the category five hurricane slammed into domenico last week. disgraced former u.s. congressman anthony weiner has been sentenced to twenty one months in prison he was convicted of sending sexually explicit material to a fifteen year old girl wiener will also be added to a sex offenders registry. the votes are being counted after iraqi kurds went to the polls in a controversial independence referendum today which is strongly opposed by the government in baghdad the vote took place

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hi, rick. >> hi, barbara. >> for many years. rick santorum would no sooner vote for anything that didn't have a score. so let's put that one aside. you cannot say you're a fiscal conservative and push ahead. secondly, not one thing my friend said that addressed the issue here. what does this mean for america's families? that's what's important. that's why john mccain is so brave to do this. because what he's saying is, when you have a bill that is essentially going to throw a hand grenade into the health care system, which is one-sixth of our economy, millions of people got health care because of the affordable care act. now you're just trying to meet an artificial deadline. what is going to happen to our families is terrible. don't listen to me. listen to the american medical association. the cancer society. the diabetes association. even the health insurance companies. you can just go on and on. jimmy kimmel, people who know, they've had to deal with preexisting conditions. this is not the way to govern. and i am so touched by

barbara next in seabring, california. good morning. caller: hello. host: go ahead, barbara. barbara from seabring, florida. we were impacted by hurricane irma, we lost power for seven and we lost power for seven disappointed re but fema was in our area, we didn't know it because we had a lot ofr no radio and us don't get the newspaper. were they do nothing your area, barbara? rescues or -- they were giving out and at the corner of 98 66th, which we found out the last day, after the seventh day got our electric and found out that the salvation meals, s giving out hot but nobody knew where or the time or anything because the that was opened was publix, we get a lot of people fort myers, which is understandable, everybody my only thing,d, they should have posted signs around the city. scrambling for food because no electric and, and we did thing, have plenty of water. my sister and i. disappointed in the fema response here as far as community know other than t.v., radio and newspaper. otherwise, good job was done in as far as people having to leave their homes. in our area.amag

> he's getting voted off first. >> he'll be on gma. >> we appreciated you, keogh, and apparently, barbaraid too. so there's that. >>> prince harry, now, has been making some moves of his own, stepping out in public with his girlfriend, meghan markle for the first time together at the invictus games in toronto, holding hands? in terms of royal courtship is like, that's like third base. >> so markle, who's an actress, sat next to harry, while watching the wheelchair tennis match between australia and new zealand, sitting with the families of wounded warrior athletes as well, and markle's outfit has been causing quite a buzz after the fashion police started digging into this case for us. >> why is that? >> here's the thing. apparently the shirt that show's wearing. >> plain, white tee. >> is called "the husband shirt." >> come on, people. >> the husband shirt. >> come on. >> yeah. >> it's a shirt. >> and so here's the thing. everyone made a big deal when they were at the invictus games together. but they were seated far apart for the opening ceremonies. now they're sitting to the. she's wear

barbara starr is with us now. experts have said it's nearly impossible to verify with certainty north korea's claims that it detonated this hydrogen bomb. barbara, how would the u.s. go about trying to confirm it? >> reporter: well, one of the things they've typically done in the past is there are spy planes, u.s. military spy planes with very highly classified, technical sensors on board that basically do air sampling. it will happen a few days after the test, because the plume, if you will, if there's a radioactive plume, it has to move up into the atmosphere and be in international airspace where these planes can get to it. this is one of the key methods they've used in the past to determine what kind of explosion was conducted, because it helps them, when they get the air sample, they can then determine what radioactive material, what isotopes are really in the year. but, and this is a big "but," what we're learning is, today the prevailing winds in that area are headed north. that might carry any air samples

barbara was a with pro keogh. >> why does he get the older >> barbara corcoran. >> he had like chakan previously. >> maybe he's the best partner. >> okay. >> i liked barbara. she had some sass going on. i wouldn't count her out just yet. >> she got into it, though, with bruno. >> what was that? a shark salsa with you as the bait. >> that was a sexual come on, my dear. >> the bite is not only in the face but in your feet and body. >> who is this guy? >> i have no idea. we ask that question every single season. >> also looking for a fight, nikki bella body slammed her pro at the end of their dance. i wonder if he knew that was coming. >> he still has not gotten up, by the way. double elimination next week when they come back. >> ooh. >> but it's kind of cool. you have n wife in it. >> also dueling with a husband and wife team. >> exactly. pretty cool. >>> mariah carey returned to the stage with a special performance everyone is talking about overnight. >> there she is, riding in on a golden jet ski at the vh1 hip pop honors. performing "honey." jermaine despres was there. remember, she

about 80 mile-per-hour wind in santa barbara. see that in parts of florida for 12 straight hours. it happened for two minutes in santa barbara! >> wow. >> and you saw the result. that's just how big it is. and, oh, 150 wind gusts! no. near the center of the storm, you deal with that type of wind for an hour or two hours. it's the persistent of the wind that can cause a big problem. got to tell you, though this, storm is moving more north than west right now and may lose punch as it goes across cuba. anytime it goes over land as opposed to the warm water, it may lose intensity. this may be a glimmer of good news for folks in south florida. the storm may not be as powerful. still huge. just may not be as huge or powerful when it makes landfall. they need good news in south florida. in santa rosa, 80 degrees. concord, 81. oakland, 65. livermore, 76. 100 lightning strikes in and around lake tahoe, reno, and carson city. for us, dry for you no. i say for now because early next week there's a bonified rain chance headed into the bay ar

barbara streisand said it is her first time working a telethon. she is working alongside big names like oprah and cher. here's some video from inside the fundraiser featuring george strait, lyle love it's, miranda lambert -- lovett, miranda lambert and so many more a listers. barbara streisand said she saw the people and animals on the news and felt compelled to work the phones and even brought her little puppy fannie. >> she would save the woman, but she lost her pets. my heart went out to her. i mean these precious gets. >> reporter: how will barbara streisand answer the phone today? >> hello? i don't know. >> reporter: tonight so many stars raising money for harvey and irma victims. harvey hit 18 days ago and the need for help is huge. now back here live from universal city gash ra streisand says a friend dough -- gash barbara streisand -- barbara streisand said a friend donated $100,000. >> you can watch the hand in hand benefit tonight at 8:00 here on kpix5. >>> a legal win today for president trump on his controversial travel ban, the suprem

barbara starr you're watching al-jazeera live from london also coming up on the program once follows now friends turkey and russia agree to work together to end the war in syria a british charity warns that war ravaged yemen could not stop its millions case of cholera by november. and student voices joined a growing chorus in support of catalonia independence referendum. thank you for joining us we begin the program with a crackdown against in myanmar's rakhine state which the un chief as described as a humanitarian nightmare speaking at the u.n. security council's first public meeting on the crisis and warned that the violence has spiraled into the world's fastest developing refugee emergency he said if we on mars government did not act the violence could spread to central rakhine putting a further two hundred fifty thousand people at risk of this placement the current crisis is a steadily the two they did since the august twenty five attacks by the un are comed role in your salvation army on the myanmar security forces i repeat my condemnation of those attacks today since then the

brent: that was barbara wesel reporting. you are watching dw news.till ahead, the pope calling on columbia to come together in the wake of a peace deal with farc rebels. we have been talking about climate change, the world bank is sounding the alarm over the cost of climate change. correspondent: that is right. and they are especially worried about one of the most beautiful parts of the world, the pacific islands which cannot tackle climate change alone. that is where it is going to hit the hardest. those tiny countries will need international aid in a big way. leaders have been meeting to discuss ways of keeping communities of floats -- afloat. this little spec is one of the many places that could go under. correspondent: the small island nation of care abbas could be one of the first to disappear from the map. the world bank reports says even in the best case scenario with oceans rising 40 centimeters by the end of the century, it poses economic problems for the pacific islands. building seawalls to protect the coastlines will take major investment

yesterday we had a microburst at 80 miles per hour in santa barbara.of this is moving more toward monterey or the santa cruz mountains and you can see it is on its way to pebble. that will wake them up, the line just to the south to tropical moisture moving up 60s and 70s on the temperatures and even though peninsula, pacifica 65, moss beach 65, in all these last 30 years we have never seen somebody people at the beach when it is so hot. she also said she saw not that much trash in her whole life so she is going to do a beach cleanup today. so the good news there were some warm temperatures. 60s and 70s on these temperatures everyone is mild and warm due to the tropical clouds. this is really close but you can see just to the left a little bit. monsoon moisture today and tomorrow and then a weak system brushing all of this out and also changing the upper air direction to the southwest which will scour out the smoke and haze. 70s 80s and 90s but under mostly cloudy skies and then the fog returns. it will be patchy tonight and then it will fly in wednesd

big thunderstorms rumbling in santa barbara yesterday you can see the air flow it takes it up toward monterey. but a few could clip the valley they're mild to warm due to the cloud cover and the heat, the trend is for the high to back off. these clouds will keep the lows up but the highs come down a good 5-10 degrees. >>> we don't have much. it's a holiday weekend. we have traffic as you might expect. it's going to be light. i realize that if you're watching now, there's a chance you might have to go somewhere and the roads are doing well at the bay bridge toll plaza. traffic is moving along nicely and we continue to see traffic on 880 northbound, very light. it will probably stay this way i would advise you not to speed because we have officers on the road for the weekend. heading out to the bridge, we're off to a good start. let's go back to the desk. >> we are seeing a slight cooldown on this labor day it's going to be hot, particularly at bay area beaches >> we're at ocean beach in san francisco. a warning for anyone who plans on getting in the water there. >> reporter: good morn

sarah in santa barbara. fake blood was splashed on that statue at the mission in sanity barbara and a piece of -- santa barbara and a piece of that statue is now missing. last month another st. sarah statue was vandalized and another statue had the head taken off. >>> b.a.r.t. is asking for the public's help after an armed robbery on a fremont bound train was caught on camera. around 9:30 monday morning b.a.r.t. police say this man threatened a woman with a hand gun. the suspect stole her purse and fled to a different train car before then getting off at the south hayward station. the victim was not hurt. if you recognize this man, call b.a.r.t. police. >>> bay area air quality managers just delivered a bit of a burn to the russians. they've just issued a notice of violation for all of the smoke seen pouring from the russian consulate in san francisco a day before diplomats were ordered to shut it down. a spare the air alert was in effect that day, no word how much the russians are going ting fined. the dist

barbara boxer. because her shot wasn't ready. but how do you 1307respond to w the senator is saying? >> well, you know, i served with rick. hi, rick. >> how are you doing, barbara? >> for many years. and rick santorum would no sooner vote for anything if it didn't have a score. so let's put that one aside. you cannot say you're a fiscal conservative and push ahead. secondly, not one thing my friend said that addressed the issue here. what does this mean for america's families? and that's what's important. and that's why john mccain is so brave to do this. because what he's saying is when you have a bill that is going to essentially throw a hand -- these are my words. throw a hand grenade into the health care system, which is 1/6 of our economy, millions of people got health care because of the affordable care act. now you're just trying to meet an artificial deadline and what is going to happen to our families is terrible. don't listen to me. listen to the american medical association, the cancer society, the diabetes association

i think people went to and barbara comstock ads because they played so much on the air. it's not an easy race either way . i think americans and the people from virginia tend from everything i hear are tired of the same old politicianses could ing the same old things that have made americans truly tired of our politics. it is time for americans to stet tep up to bat. you're not a politician or you weren't before this. what made you get into this? what should voters choose you over your other democratic challengers. >> i've always felt an obligation that welcomed my family. it's what caused me to go into the army and west point when i was asked by an organization called new politics if i would be willing to run, to represent a new type of politics that puts country first i said yes. when there's an opportunity to serve our country that's what we s and our politics are broken. we need it fixed. when you you say country first, that was 2008. that was the campaign slogan for john mack kin. we have president trump pushing american first policies. what is going to be the overr

joining us is barbara. mcquade. barbara, nice to see you.hank you for being here. >> thank you for being here. >> this new news from the wall street journal, you're just absorbing it. as we are, it just came in. it strikes me -- before this it struck me as strange he would be overseeing this investigation when he was an important potential witness to the obstruction of justice part of it. it strikes me as even more weird now, now that we know this investigation he's overseeing interviewed him about this matter. how does this strike you? >> i agree with you. i mean, ordinarily you can't be both a party to a case and a witness to a case. so it would be very difficult for him to supervise a case where he is going to be a witness. you would expect him to recuse himself but because this happened by the report in june or july, it may be the case that he was interviewed and robert mueller takes the position and rod rosenstein takes the position it's unlikely he would be called at a trial. the investigative avenue and move on to something else. in l

. >> of course, barbara, she kept that whole mrs.obinson vibe going. that did not end, take a look. >> you're clenching. >> would you pull in on him? >> i see your point. >> i'm just glad your hands are where we can see them. >> sadly, their dreams of claiming the mirror ball trophy are over. they will appear on "good morning, america" later today, but i am so disappointed, because i loved barbara corcoran's antics, and i wanted more. >> and she was quite frisky with him. but poor keogh. every time he gets somebody that, you know -- >> he's getting voted off first. >> he'll be on gma. >> we appreciated you, keogh, and apparently, barbara did too. so there's that. >>> so, prince harry now has been making some moves of his own. stepping out in public with his girlfriend, meghan markle for the first time together at the invictus games in toronto, holding hands? in terms of royal courtship is like, that's like third base. >> so markle, who's an actress, sat next to harry, while watching the wheelchair tennis match between australia and n

thank you, barbara. >> you're welcome. >> thank you, barbara.symphony isn't in your plans, there is plenty to do outside. doug is back in a flash with what you can expect in your weekend forecast. >> plus, a little girl's mistake pays off in a big way. pepco's unlikely response after she wrote them a letter asng for a kiha >>> all right. doug kammerer could not have ordered up better backyard weather. this isn't backyard. this is a farm. you're down on the farm. >> yeah, i'll tell you guys, this is just great. down here in mitchellville, we're at queen ann farm and really just a great day. i have to think post tropical storm jose, which is still spinning just to the east because it's giving us all these beautiful clouds. without the clouds, that sunshine sure does feel hot out there, temperatures in the 80s. i want to show you what's geneva convention on here. this is page. we have patrick. now, they are employees here at the farm and they are really getting ready. they've worked here for a couple of years. you guys are really gearing up for the

barbara cork can came in last place. she did the salsa in front of a "shark tank."ssed. >>> former eagle terrell owens brought his moves to the dance floor. that was not enough to win over the judges. they said his foot work needed some help. there was no elimination last night since it was the premiere. the show says goodbye to two couples next week. could it be the tamala edwards pick barbara corcoran. we shall see. >> let's sends her good wishes. if anything, she is known for learning and coming up so i say next week barbara sets the floor on fire. we'll see. >>> we continue to track hurricane josÉ churning offer the coast. how it could impact the shore and two septa police officers save a pregnant addict twice in less than an hour. plus quick thinking. see what a woman did to keep a suspect from attacking her. those stories and more when "action news" comes right back. >> ♪ >> now on "action news" hurricane josÉ comes just close enough to cause concern. we have live team coverage of the threat at the shore. >> and it is round two for residents in the caribbean.

. >> i'm sad to see barbara corcoran go.responses to especially bruno. >> she was sassy. and her hand motions. >> we'll miss you, barbara. >> well, that's what's making america on this tuesday morning. >> stay with us for "good morning america." barbara corcoran and keo will be on. have a great tuesday, everybody. >> ♪ >> "action news." delaware valley's leading news program. with matt o'donnell, tamala edwards, karen rogers and meteorologist, david murphy. >> ♪ >> good morning. it's 4:30 on this tuesday september 26th. >> good morning. we're following breaking news. police are on the scene of a shooting where neighbor finds another dead in the bushes. >> the city of philadelphia is unveiling the statue of an activist. >> hurricane matthew -- maria is churning up rip currents at our beaches. >> yesterday it was a hot one. we were sweating it out. >> today we're going sweat

well certainly you may be seeing barbara is the fact that the u.s. ambassador to the u.n. nikki haley has made reform of the institution as much her platform as the president's platform and certainly by working with someone who himself campaigned for the job as wanting to reform and refine the work of the year when she found common cause with antonio good terrorists they are said to have a very close and warm working relationship and so it is entirely possible that she has been able to make an appeal on behalf of the un's validity and usefulness to the president now of course what needs to change according to some analysts is the funding that the u.s. wants to contribute to the united nations it's the single largest style funder both of its basic operations as well as to the peacekeeping operations and they're so far they're asking for big cuts in both from the u.s. congress now they get are they going to revise it or they simply going to let congress make the courts correction that would be a significant sign of whether donald trump truly does support the united nations a

for congresswoman barbara boxer, to assistant democratic leader dick durbin and proudly in our house for congresswoman january schakowsky. and for me and my office where he has worked for 10 years. . we're deeply grateful for his skill as a manager, grace under pressure, and some of the high stakes matters to come before the congress and the american people. he played a vital role improving the lives of america's working families. he has accomplished himself with the respect members have for his judgment, discretion, and ability. n conclusion, nadeem's exceptional service entailed sacrifice not just for him but or his beautiful family. nadeem's, we're especially grateful to him for the pashesence, love, and support of wife, stacey, who is here with us today, thank you, tacey. wife, stacey, i hope all the spouses of our staff recognize that recognition for stacey, which applies to them as well. and his children, jenna, noah, and lay louisiana my colleagues -- my colleagues, please join me in thanking my chief of staff, a man who has served the united states congress with honor and dis

let's get more on this one from delhi correspondent at mass in london and barbara faisal in brussels welcome both i will start with you barbara faisal and the response yet from brussels on this idea of an extra two years in the clubhouse that likely to go down. there is some response but if he is guarded the chief negotiator michel barnier lauded the constructive spirit of the speech of course being the lead in the european on the european side here in those talks he cannot really rebuked the prime minister without really looking into the contents of the speech and the many aspects there remained a bit vague he said he saw some progress and of course the e.u. would no think about the proposal to enter into a transition phase so if that is not clear and captain pace said because what theresa may once there is something that is not exactly the status quo of the membership now and the europeans on the other hand say we offer you a deal but that is going to be we just continue as it is and there will be no cherry picking and no changes so even at that point there is still a ways to go. a

barbara hope zuckerberg. corporate funding is provided by mutual of america-- designing customized individual and group retirement products. that's why we're your retirement company. additional support has been provided by: and by the corporation for public broadcasting, and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. ank you. from the tisch wnet studios at lincoln center in new york, megan thompson. >> thompson: good evening and thanks for joining us. president trump met with his national security team this afternoon, saying the united states is weighing, in addition to military options, stopping all trade with any country that does business with north korea. this after north korea announced it had detonated a hydrogen bomb in its sixth and most powerful nuclear test yet, and its first since september of last year. asked by reporters today whether he might order an attack on north korea, mister trump replied: "we'll see." north korea called the nuclear test "a perfect success," and the underg

at a nightclub, roy meets 17-year-old beauty barbara jakobs. >> he ran into my mom.nd my dad looked over and said, "grab that girl. i'm gonna marry her." >> the two fall in love instantly, starting a long-distance romance. just as roy's getting on his feet, he suffers another devastating loss. on september 15th, a fire rips through his home in nashville. where was he when the fire happened? >> he was doing the last show of a tour in england. he was showing pictures of the boys, and how happy he was to go home, and there was a knock on the door in the night, and then that's when he found out. >> roy's parents and 3-year-old wesley are able to escape. but his two older sons, 10-year-old roy dewayne and 6-year-old tony, are killed. was it something your dad was able to talk about? >> i've gone back through interviews, and what he said is if you look back and you're not a crazy person, then you'd be grateful for what you did have, and not what you don't have. >> it's barbara jakobs who helps him through his grief. in 1969, they marry, and go on to have two boys, roy juni

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>> absolutely, barbara. those assessment missions are vital to finding out just what condition everyone is in. thank you very much for that update. chris, we keep hearing that number of 10,000 people who may have to be evacuated. correct me if i'm wrong. that is a guess. nobody knows how many people are still in the keys. >> i think you have to be right. and, you know we don't mean that derisiveely as if someone isn't telling the truth. they just can't know. those missions barbara is talking about, we can send you in some footage of marathon key closer to florida than we are we are now. we saw the choppers coming down there. this is it. barbara says it is happening. it is actually happening. c-130s are huge, huge ships, right? they can carry lots of heavy equipment. that's exactly what they're unloading there yesterday. choppers as well. marathon is just one point. how do you get to points south more quickly? that's what they're trying to figure out. it has to be true that they can't know for sure because we

. >> cnn's pentagon correspondent barbara starr also with us now and so barbara, a brief statement, but that it was framed and presented by general james mattis, head of defense. really it sends a stronger message than that message coming from, it would seem almost anybody else, particularly a civilian, coming out of the white house? >> reporter: look, fred, the big headline, that it was the defense second, james mattis. accompanied by the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff, general joe dunford that came out and faced tv cameras. why is this so important? you cannot overestimate the significance of these two men appears in front of a tv camera. the significance, they don't like to do that, appearing in front of the world's television news cameras because the president of the united states wants them to. both of these men have taken very low profiles, especially on north korea. they talked about diplomacy being the key option. they never talk about military options. they've run, you know, from the concept of having to come out in public and talk about it. so i, covering them every day