it is rare to have a hurricane of this strength impact berma. you can go back to the late 1800s. since that time, only seven major hurricanes have come within 50 miles of bermuda. they get hurricanes frequently, but not this strong. there is that eye toward bermuda, already feeling the effects. right now, the center of this is about 100 miles away from bermuda. a landfall is expected this morning. it is going just over or to the as it moves through. they are expecting a significant storm surge. there will be a lot of problems coming out of bermuda. it's not going to bother us on the eastern seaboard. we have a little bit of fog. still a possibility that gets going here in the next couple of hours. just a heads-up on that. 54 degrees in town. 53 in worces a lot of 40s in the suburbs. we have a lot of low clouds. can't rule out a patch or two of mist or drizzle. off to the west we're watching this frontal boundary. this front is going to bring in milder temperatures today. we're going to make a run towards 70. look what is on the other side of the front. will be here towards the en

. >>> for decades now, formally known as berma has been under a announced plans to lift their because it moves towards democracy. denver7 adam hammond introduces us to a group of refugees who shifted here because of that oppression and how a local busiiessman is helping them -- helping them get on their feet. >> reporter: adhering a family business isn't easy. >> it wasn't the easiest thing as a young man and in trying to figure out what i thought was important and how i thought the business should grow. eleanor palette back in the 70s with the dreams of being the entrepreneur. that dream turned in a nightmare just massive turnover rate to put their business on the brink. at a time when most would panic, he went to peru turning to the faith by taking part of this mission trip. >> my revelation is that this business doesn't belong to me and that i considered this a kingdom business and that it actually belongs to god. i've got a responsibility to do something with it. >> reporter: so he took a very different approach at work. he decided to start refugees from burma as their family memb

i myself have met with the commander in chief during my visits to bermas and several of my colleagues have met with him as well. we think that there are potentially a few residual pockets within the military who might still have some on o going interactions, but we're -- that affect the left over for five plus years ago the era of the military dictatorship, but we think as far as the government is concerned and the military leadership is concerned that they are fully on board and this is something that they're working to prevent and i cat rate. >> i know what we have had with burma and if they're s interacting, it's a violation of the sanctions. >> yeah, anyone found to be doing business with the north korean military is in violation both of our executive orders and legislation and of the un security counsel resolutions and would be subject to sanctions. i believe that the military is firmly imposed to any of that activity and is actively seeking to ascertain and to stop it. >> i want to stick with the subject of burma as we close out the hearing. secreta secretary russell, during the

she and berma in myanmar is another leader whom i admire.t of very much taken with kpi jing ping in china. i think he is very interesting fellow. and after that, the list of foreign leaders who we really think are doing a great job and they're aligning with the united states and helping us, it's not a long list. any way, the pop quiz approach to politics is not what a president lives with day in and day out. people don't say, can you identify this town? >> governor, i noted that some immediately tried to seize the moment and say, well, what are they doing in the race? they ought to get out of the race, but it didn't dissuade "the chicago tribune" or the detroit news from doing something absolutely unprecedented chd is to endorse a libertarian ticket. >> a lot of people would like to have us out of this race because they understand that a ticket consisting of two, two-term republican governs who governed in democrat states and successfully and were re-elected by wide margins, that's a dangerous ticket because that ticket has a lot of experien