really former governor mississippi governor haley barbour needs no intrusion, whan 0 who gets around on the world stage. was talking several years ago to richard ford, fellow mississippian and novelist and was doing a teaching stint in dublin and was wandering around the campus, exploring his new setting, and opens the door to a lecture hall and that's haley barbour, lecturing on international politics in ireland. so, governor with many, many talents. but i will say what may have been the most significant chapter for mississippi was governor barbour as a politician and public servant began ten years ago this week as the winds began gathering into what would become the monster storm of hurricane katrina. over the next year the governor, his wife, marsha, first responder and public officials in mississippi and the gulf coast work tirelessly and absolutely uncharted territory. the new book "america's great storm" the governor gives us a behind the scenes look exactly how he handled third uncharted territory and the important lessons he has taken from tom journey. i've been able to exper

hurricane harvey through haley barbour's eyes.overnor of mississippi went katrina devastated the state years ago . he talked about how he let the residence of mississippi through katrina's aftermath and how texas can give it to recovery mode. this is one of the great questions and the topics we were discussing with joe carroll as he was reporting on it this week. at what point, and are we there yet, do you give it to what next and recovery? >> sure, and it was interesting to talk to governor barbour and the term he used -- joe, i'm sure you are familiar -- in his inimitable style, he said for a time you have alligators up to your armpits, with the rescue and recovery. itall of these cases, happened with katrina and we are seeing the beginnings of it in texas -- you have to shift to this long-term recovery and rebuilding mode. this is tens of billions, if not hundreds of billions, of dollars that have to be allocated and resourced and, that obviously cannot all come from the federal government, so it has got to come from usually a

old man in the port town of dover the main departure point for ships to the european mainland and barbour has more they haven't commented on who he was they haven't said whether they are actually imminently looking for any associates but on friday they did say that they were hunting for suspects using the period where. the feeling is that that the police now are acting as quickly as they can to find out if there were any people beyond the one person who planted the device or much and if there are any other materials around the world. at least eighteen refugees from burundi of been shot dead by troops in the democratic republic of congo the interior ministry says that fighting between the refugees and troops in the east of the country broke out after a group of refugees stormed a jail. north korean leader kim jong un says his nation will complete its nuclear program is about to achieve what he calls an echo librium of real force with the united states following the latest north korean missile test on friday. at least fifty four people have now died during three months of tarantula rain in

everybody at mgm and hulu who i know i'm forgetting all of them but steve and lindsey at mgm, gary barbour and mike hopkins and beatrice and jordan and jessica and craig. you guys supported us when we wanted to do horrible things to rory gill mowr. so-- gillmore. so it's been lovely, they're telling me to wrap it up. go home, get to work, we have a lot of things to fight for. good night. wnl well, that's it, everybody. we emmyed, have a great night, everybody. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org gunpoint. her reaction.. next. promo needs a >>> the b.a.r.t. rider who claims she got a threatening note at gun point. her reaction next. >>> live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix 5 news. >>> breaking news from the east bay. two police officers runed down by a robbery suspect in a safeway parking lot. good evening. >> kpix 5's joe vazquez is at the scene. joe? >> reporter: there is still an army of investigators here on the scene trying to piece together exactly what happened. it started inside the safeway here at the green house market pl

everybody at mgm and hulu who i know i'm forgetting all of them but steve and lindsey at mgm, gary barbour and mike hopkins and beatrice and jordan and jessica and craig. you guys supported us when we wanted to do horrible things to rory gill mowr. so-- gillmore. so it's been lovely, they're telling me to wrap it up. go home, get to work, we have a lot of things to fight for. good wnl well, that's it, everybody. we emmyed, have a great night, everybody. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >> it's, i'm in awe. it's just how talented she is. >> a young baseball player from north carolina is wowing people on the field and in the studio. she's got a killer pitch and throwing arm that's the envy of boys her age. what she has missing is what make her incredible. >> when i was younger, i didn't think it was a big deal. >> reporter: brittany is 15. >> as i grew up, i realized i'm a girl? >> reporter: an honor student, place basketball, lacrosse, and soccer. but her passion is baseball. >> i do

everybody at mgm and hulu who i know i'm forgetting all of them but steve and lindsey at mgm, gary barbour and mike hopkins and beatrice and jordan and jessica and craig. you guys supported us when we wanted to do horrible things to rory gill mowr. so-- gillmore. so it's been lovely, they're telling me to wrap it up. go home, get to work, we have a lot of things to fight for. good night. wnl well, that's it, everybody. we emmyed, have a great night, everybody. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >> tonight, television's biggest night came with a few surprises, even nominees were left with dropped jaws at the 69 primetime emmy award. >> a tropical storm watch in effect jersey and delaware coastline. tracking winds and possible flooding. >> and we watch hard hitting punch of recent storms to the south. how about the storms headed in our direction. good evening, everyone i'm ukee washington. >> aim jessica dean. >> kate bilo is monitoring storms. how will they impact us. >> two hur capes and tropical depression to talk about. all eyes first and

meanwhile, there was an effort in the private sector initiated by governor haley barbour to build a civil rights museum. those of these museum efforts were kind of stalled and then in 2011 some of the members of the board of trustees had the idea to put them together and build them in downtown jackson under the department of archives and history so that this sort of the background but the truth is it is a real natural way to do it. if he were here he would say in more eloquent terms than i can the meaning of having the museums have everybody walk in one door side-by-side to learn all of the state's stories. and then again on a more practical level, the museum of mississippi history tells the entire sweep of the state's stories from the earliest time, the stories of native americans here all the way up to the present. the civil rights era, that happened here in mississippi and changed the nation and the world. that period needs a closer focus. so it is told along with many others that provide context for it from slavery to reconstruction and jim crow all the way up to the movement. those a

meanwhile there was an effort in the private sector initiated by governor haley barbour to build a civil rights museum. these museum efforts were installed and then in 2011 donner barber and some of the members of our board of trustees had the idea to put the museums together and build them in downtown jackson under the department of archives and history so that the background but the truth is it is a real, natural fit. unnatural way to do it. if governor winter were here he would say in much more eloquent terms than i can the meeting of having these two museums, having everybody walk in one door side-by-side to learn all of our states tories. and then on a more practical level, the museum of mississippi history tells the entire sweep of our state stories from the earliest times, the earliest stories of native americans all the way up to the present. the civil rights era, the evidence of that era that happened in mississippi changed the nation and really changed the world, that. needs and deserves a closer focus. that's what will happen, the civil rights story is told along with many, ma

john mcmahon is a remainer, christopher barbour is a brexiteer, brendon chilton a director of labouro another remainer in a moment if they arrive in time we will talk to them. kia starmer is going to say today that labour are the only grown—ups in the room when it comes to brexit but not grown—up enough to allow members to have about whether they want continued membership of the single market. it is an interesting issue. iam not market. it is an interesting issue. i am not that surprised to see there is going to be a debate today, not a vote. i think that is quite a powerful demonstration of what a broad coalition the labour party is on the issue of brexit and freedom of movement more specifically. two thirds of labour members voted to remain but to thirds of constituents voted to leave. you can see a great breadth of opinion within the parliamentary labour party ever way you have figures likejohn mann or frank fields, who are certainly looking for tightening of free movement, even andy burnham on the other side of the party from both the left and the rightful you have figures sadiq