bonnie, thank you. of the most life-threatening aspects hurricane michael will bring that that potentially devastating 8 to 12 foot storm surge. officials are warning coastal residents to get out while there is still time and say the effects of the storm would start well before landfall. the u.s. gs warns hurricane michael could erode 75% of the florida panhandle's beaches. nbc's kerry sanders is in panama city beach with the latest on this looming danger. kerry, good morning. >> reporter: from panama city beach. >> evacuation, leave. >> reporter: they are preparing to face down a stunning storm surge of 8 to 12 feet. >> there is no way to hide from storm surge. it is impossible. >>> how prepared do you feel the city is? >> the city is ready. >> reporter: we've seen the storm surge before. >> it's a flash moving fast flood with the power of the atlantic ocean behind it. >> reporter: a 3 foot storm surge would knock me off my feet. at 6 feet it's near the top of the sand dunes. once it overtops them, it

bonnie. thank you. >>> as bonnie mentioned, michael is moving north but florida is looking at the destruction. powerful winds taking out windows and knocking down trees. more than 23,000 homes have lost power and governor rick spot has promised on twitter to be aggressive with a response in the coming days. we go to wendy woolfolk in tallahassee. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. we've seen massive power outages and it's likely to gets worse as michael moves north. this is going to go down as the most pow eful hurricane to hit the panhandle in history. a catastrophic storm surge that pounded the coast. destructive winds up to 155 miles per hour though ripped off roofs and tore down power lines, and flooding that literally left neighborhoods and towns under feet of water. the storm has already claimed at least one life, and florida's governor is promising to focus now on the search, the rescue, and recovery here. fortunately or unfortunately there's going to be a lot more to see once th

>> bonnie tyler, rod stewart. me you were like who is this crazy guy, i'm the guy that will introduce you right now, this is bonnie tyler performing one of her biggest hits. here's "holding out for a hero, bonnie tyler. >> okay. ♪ >> come on, everybody. hey, yeah. ♪ oh yeah ♪ oh ♪ oh ♪ where have all the good men gone and where are all the gods ♪ ♪ where's the streetwise hercules to fight the rising odds ♪ ♪ isn't there a white knight upon a fiery steed late at night i toss and i turn and i dream of what i need ♪ ♪ i need a hero i'm holding out for a hero till the end of the night ♪ ♪ he's gotta be strong and he's gotta be fast ♪ ♪ and he's gotta be fresh from the fight ♪ i need a hero i'm holding out for hero till the morning light ♪ ♪ he's gotta be sure and it's gotta be soon ♪ ♪ and he's gotta be larger than life larger than life ♪ ♪ larger than life oh ♪ oh ♪ somewhere after midnight in my wildest fantasy ♪ ♪ somewhere just beyond my reach there's someone reaching back for me ♪ ♪ racing on the thunder and risi

. >>> meteorologist bonnie schneider is here tracking michael. as we just heard, the biggest concern now flooding. >> and that risk for tornadoes that we jelt heard as because the storm coming onshore bring about aioot of fri when that happens. that's why there's still the risk in south carolina for tornadoes this morning. heavy rain through atlanta. it been thunderstorms there throughout the night with tropical storm michael, once a as a tropical storm it's one, going to be a rainmaker for chlotte, forraleigh, up through northern virginia, and even into the new york city tri-state area we're expecting some heavypo dos. for that reason, we are looking at a flood watch. this oneon goes throughht all the way from boston, new york, philly, down through raigh. 63 million americans at risk for flooding for today. that flood threat will persist through theternoon. the flood watches are issued and the heaviest rain should be along the coast rathe than further inland. tropical storm force winds is another thing we're watching. unfortunately theion of the

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w w come to learn from bonnie let's go right to our correspondent he is in central istanbul and we have our political correspondent here jim studio you're watching t w news why from berlin. it's all about the perspective closer d.w. . good. i'm not laughing at the germans because sometimes i am but most and nothing with the time and i haven't been deep into the german culture . new to take this grandmother down to you know. it's all that. enough time rachel join me for me to get funky gulf coast. to. coast. as you can see i'm in munich but why well yes it's all.

launched just a few hours ago the craft is going to win satellites bonnie european and one japanese it believes them into orbit around the smallest of the rocky planets there they will spend at least a year mapping and analyzing the sun's closest planetary neighbor. baby colombo is one of the european space agency's most complex missions the probe will fly by the earth venus and mercury a total of nine times using the gravity of those planets to decelerate and avoid being drawn to its doom by the sun's huge gravitational pull it will finally end to orbit around mercury in december two thousand and twenty five when it will release its two research satellites this is new it's a complicated trajectory we have to follow to get to mercury it's not actually getting there that's difficult but it is very difficult to maneuver into orbit that's what makes this flight path complicated and that has to do with the fact that mercury is so close to the sun. a simple straight flight path would send the craft hurtling directly into the sun our home star huge mass would make entering orbit around mercu

been summoned to brussels primarily to take an early look at a done deal but it wasn't to be michel bonnie a the e.u.'s negotiator saying that more work needed to be done the british are being under tremendous amount of pressure from the e.u. to hold more face to face talks and that probably explains why dominic route britain's bric secretary rushed a short notice for an unshared childer meeting with his european counterparts but more work more progress is yet to be achieved when it comes to finding a solution to the dispute over what's going to happen to the border between northern ireland and the republic of ireland perhaps the thorniest issue it breaks it negotiations as they currently stand in the absence of any plan from the british government the e.u. are insisting on its back stop plan that would essentially leads to northern ireland a part of the u.k. remaining in the e.u. customs union that plans being rejected by the british government and its partners in government northern ireland's democratic unionist party over fears that it was centrally separate northern ireland for the res

of paul's talks on a break sit deal till wednesday summit in brussels the chief negotiator michele bonnie says that despite intense efforts some key issues remain in sealing a deal with the u.k. on its withdrawal from the bloc earlier expectations of a breakthrough raised when u.k. breaks it secretary dominic robb arrived in brussels for unscheduled talks and as was summoned to a meeting we now police have broken up anti-government protests in the nicaraguan capital managua the protest is a part of an alliance of forty opposition groups calling for an end to president daniel ortega is rule since the demonstrations began in april three hundred fifty people have been killed and thousands more injured money rocco said to us this update from managua. we're in the uk because i would capital on a day that there was supposed to be a peaceful protest and anti-government protests. police in riot gear started to have started arrests the one by one every one of the peaceful protesters was reached we are seeing tear gas being deployed against protesters and against the press the press has been victim

behind our government's motives in syria for more on this here's correspondent they only care of bonnie what the raging controversy. internal documents reveal that between twenty and eleven in two thousand and sixteen the u.s. opposed the burgeoning democratic movement in syria in favor of radical islamic groups look i'm not saying it's good news either if the us is claiming to bring democracy to your country because the us has its own special brand. democracy delivering. the seventy years syrian civil war looks like it's coming to an end as the sun's forces are retaking the province but several months earlier the u.s. had already given up on the overthrow of assad in syria that must have been a un security council meeting for ambassador nikki haley we welcome the opportunity to discuss the prospects for a diplomatic solution in syria. head money. dabangg the u.s. foreign policy establishment didn't being democracy would replace assad military intelligence documents said the opposition in syria does not yet have the numbers organization or capabilities overall to overwhelm the regime fo

the power fans are starting early in the morning bonnie to have a million to a stadium to make the journey to the ground together noisily. i. guess the nature is just all that much in it. just as much. i'm being filmed so we've done our best to be faces and keep a respectful distance. just. like you and. i. suspect still though with everyone in white the trees have been handing out free t. shirts and a united front is shutting down the streets in san paolo. rowdy rubble. heavy handed police presence again makes it easy to forget that we hit. none of them how the fans though will have forgotten the last time that they made this journey. first i'll be today since two thousand and eleven the last one i happened to place was about the folks back shoddy on our way first i'll do it and they left off to one new week three. score a show you can thank our legend gerald asamoah. every idea for repeat today. all of these cars waiting to get parts of the streets been shut for the past ten minutes while five thousand fans streamed down the road. under the scanner say an f. bomb bringing our. a slim. ha

. >> reporter: his sisters, debbie and bonnie are stunned.heir other sister, carol, was inside the synagogue and survived, a blessing and a tragedy for the same family. >> i'm devastated. i mean, he was my baby brother. >> reporter: lives lost and saved, forever intertwined, a community in need of its faith now more than ever before. as this community tries to heal, many are divided as the president is coming to pittsburgh tomorrow. many jewish leaders say the president must denounce white nationalism, but the rabbi here at the tree of life says he is welcome at any time. lester? >> all right, miguel almaguer, thank you. the synagogue massacre is the most extreme example of a disturbing increase in anti-semitic incidents across the country recently. for more on that, we turn to nbc's stephanie gosk. stephanie, how much of a threat are jewish institutions across the country facing? >> reporter: well, lester, security's beefed up at this synagogue in new york, like others around the country. the reality is that anti-semitism is on the rise with

this again is coming to light from bonnie let's go right to our correspondent is in central istanbul and we have our political correspondents here in the studio you're watching e.w. news why from berlin. get some of the perspective closer d.w. news a good. job too. close to zero zero zero zero zero zero zero zero zero zero is zero. zero zero zero zero zero. seven thirteen doesn't offer life in the catholic church. dominican so sang them morning press. of the buddhists who just says i. what's the hogan you are my god earnestly i seek you my soul thirsts for you. there's. outside garbage man arik walk. the earth league close to zero zero zero son tundra stands in the thick of disorder busy nightlife district the priests here live among party cows. you. know all of it so it will dig you. is most of my it must sometimes we get requests from people who want to make it. treat it always makes me chuckle. and good gets a number of religious communities off retreats but i always say when the wrong address for you you should go to the countryside where there are birds singing and cows and such

to research i'm a bonnie doesn't throw her organic kitchen waste away instead she feeds it to her tank the waste is turned into bio gas which she then uses for a cooking teacher lives with her family and been in the ashanti region to reset has been using bio gas for two years now the system normally costs around six hundred fifty euros and some she wouldn't have been able to afford but because she participated in a pilot test she got it for free that's why. i don't spend much money i save my money because i don't buy. most households and gonna use charcoal or wood for a cooking that's harmful to the environment and uses up valuable resources. producing clean energy that's the business concept of one entrepreneur and gonna enough. turns organic waste into power. he's developed a generator that uses bio gas to make electricity producing up to one point five kilowatts. the engineer has also come up with a tiny bio gas cooker. well if it's all for africa regarding bio gas is huge because you have a lot of waste in the. region here so it's grange money it's almost always it will also help c

generation of movie directors that told stories in new ways, with movies like "the manchurian candidate," "bonniend clyde," and "mash." the studios didn't disappear; they adapted. and so did the movies. today, we are on the verge of another revolution, as a whole new range of digital technologies will change both the business and style of motion pictures. in this program, narrated by cliff robertson, we will see some surprises as tv collided with the movies in "film in the television age." ♪ just friends ♪ lovers no more ♪ just friends ♪ but not like before ♪ film... tv. one is reverential, the other is "i'm dominating." (charles champlin) the whole story of movies in the last 40 years is the competitive fight with television, the movies responding to what tv does do or doesn't do, can't do, and so on. i don't think it's been a struggle at all. i think there's been a complete symbiosis. i think they are mutually dependent. i think they are coming closer and closer together. i don't think it's a struggle at all. (robert altman) any film i've made has been seen by more people on tv than it ever has

this is the japanese come to life from bonnie and let's go right to our correspondent he is in central istanbul and we have our political correspondents here in the studio you're watching t.w. news why from berlin. it's all about perspective closer. a good day. nothing out of the gym i guess sometimes out of place and nothing whimpers nothing we should have been thinks deep into the german culture of looking at the stereotypes classics for any a single piece of the country that i now know the time. needed change to take from this drama. it's all about a new i'm rachel joins me from the agenda on sunday to be a. post. humans love interaction and sometimes you don't have a if you're about will provided that's great they're going to replace people in manufacturing they're going to replace doctors and lawyers they're going to replace people in jobs you wouldn't think but now if all the work has been done by machines what are you going to do with a try and keep getting better and better education and take the board more advanced jobs or do they end up doing other things making art having so

negotiators of paul's talks on a break that deal till wednesday summit in brussels chief negotiator michel bonnie says that despite intense efforts some key issues remain in sealing a deal with the u.k. on its withdrawal from the bloc this includes the issue of an irish backstop which will guarantee that a physical border does not reappear on the island of island. police have broken up anti-government protests in the nicaraguan capital managua the protest is a part of an alliance of forty opposition groups calling for an end to president daniel or take his rule you're up to date with all of our top stories all have the news out for you in twenty five minutes time now lifelines continues. tanzania is gaining ground in the campaign to limit malaria. health workers across the country like nest ten times at the same get em a district hospital i lead the way. made me come residue on a c book at any cost should any room with equipment school my son no. music went up and up was a good time as you can look at and this is too good to misquote have no studded weekend ideo up on this what if. this one of us

. >> i lit the light, and bonnie screamed, and this person fled. >> well, i think you scared him away yes, yes, i did. >> yes, i did. >> recognize that voice? daniels was also the voice of kit the car on "knight rider." he and his wife both won emmys for "st. elsewhere." and daniels starred on broadway and in the movie version of the musical "1776" >> that's quite an imdb. >>> turning to sports, the first college football playoff rankings out for the season, and as expected, alabama is number one followed by clemson. ls notre dame fourth. alabama plays lsu saturday night. even kentucky making the top ten list. >>> and maryland football players are fighting back after the school reinstated their head coach. d.j. durkin had been on administrative leave since the death of jordan mcnair in august. the player's death prompted an investigation into an alleged culture of fear in the program. well, reports say three players walked out of a meeting with coach durkin just hours before his return became official. >>> and coming up, the historic flooding in venice. more of our top stories just ah

of the devotees come to ny from bonnie let's go right to our correspondent he is in central istanbul and we have our political correspondent you're going to studio you're watching the w.'s why from berlin. it's all about the perspective closer to. a good. welcomes us are from berlin a city that is celebrating german reunification this week well talk more about that during the shows that kick things off with a look at what's coming up. a symbol of change we look back on the historic moments of part democratic. against all odds we meet a blind.

response which are also still lies on the saudis to ensure that they don't try and present little cough bonnie's an advisor or city. security official scapegoats because everybody knows that something like this would be almost impossible for it to happen without the knowledge at least of the most senior in the world household. all right thank you very much with the latest from istanbul. well let's just turn to some more of the international reaction that's come in so far after the saudi admission in a joint statement with foreign minister german chancellor angela merkel says we condemn this act in the strongest terms we expect transparency from saudi arabia about the circumstances of his death information available about events in the istanbul consulate is inadequate the office of the u.n. chief antonio terra's released a statement saying the secretary general stresses the need for a prompt thorough and transparent investigation into the circumstances of mystical death and full accountability for those responsible while the united kingdom which like the u.s. makes a lot of money selling arms to

bonnie sarries 2018 started in the streets rather than in the stadium is, these youths 0lympics weree argentinian public enjoyed a fine performance from the home country including gold for the women‘s hockey. the brits we re for the women‘s hockey. the brits were brutal when it came to boxing. hope price cut gb‘s first gold of the focus and more would follow before caroline dubois underlined why many see her as the new nicola adams. it means a lot, winning the european, the worlds and now the 0lympics, finishing undefeated is just amazing. it will be amazing to go to the real ones in 2020. other standouts included anthony harding in the diving, a first ever british 0lympic karate medal and then there was gymnast amelie morgan who claimed three medals. was gymnast amelie morgan who claimed three medalslj was gymnast amelie morgan who claimed three medals. i amjust absolutely over the moon, having this experience of such a long competition has prepared me for whatever comes next, so just competition has prepared me for whatever comes next, sojust knowing that i can keep my focus for th

on board the i assess could could replace kagan that that space walk right is if they're going to bonnie from science desk and space expert thank you very much for that. if we now bring you up to date with some other stories making news around the was she's young region has passed laws so that muslim readers can be sent to education centers reeducation centers and parties clean the centers aim to curb radicalization among muslims but critics say these in effect are prison camps for the country's muslim minority an estimated one million readers behead in such camps. the united states has returned dozens of ancient colombian artifacts plundered over decades by an american collector the items were discovered after a tip off investigators also found positive pieces from other countries in the man's home the elderly collector died after the investigation was launched. to lebanon now and the country is home to over a million syrian refugees many live in extreme poverty refugee children are often forced to work on the streets to help their families get by. abraham made two brothers in beirut th

bonnie. vonnie. began: garrett motion trading on the u.s. stock exchange today.ined by ceo and .resident olivier are you disappointed by the trading in the early part of today? excitingit is very day. it is a recognition of a company that can stand on its own feet moving forward because of our maturity and operation. gpx no longer has the half of the honeywell balance yout behind it, but what do plan on doing to convince shareholders that you can, indeed, aspire to great things on your own? we need to recognize that we are a technology company. now have even more opportunities to get our story moving forward. where not the classic auto supplier. we have been pioneering technology for the past 60 years, working on turbochargers. olivier, talk me through how the business is going to evolve. we have been talking of a lot about tesla -- we have been talking a lot about tesla. they have better cars, reliability, all of the things that will be the future of automotive technology. how does a company like you make the transition? how quickly can you make it? olivier: for

while she waited for his return she got bonnie watching the bar germany was in ruins but from maria it was the beginning of an unstoppable insertion ascent. by the time her husband returned ten years later she become a rich business woman from china than a fassbender my here but also in body the young west german republic which pursued its reconstruction with determination and without remorse but without coming to terms with its nazi past history of three hundred morgan told you recommend it to the pollution of the war germany should be changed into a farm. are the words of the german nation should be broken. is this germany. is proof. enough. there's nothing going on to show up on monday sort of the fall of. the of. the student and. those missed. last must sit. down on the. line of them a fassbinder was born in the rulings on the thirty first of may nine hundred forty five just three weeks after the capitulation of the third guy in the wake of this event a defeated and hungry germany was divided into a capitalist west and a communist east the start of the cold war in the west the mars

bonnie's popular in the cd use conservative wing it is seen as the most ambitious of the potential leaders he opposes jule citizenship for young foreigners and advocates policies such as banning the burqa in public. but it's an open secret that as she battles out as policy leader merkel has her own labor to replace her and it could come our company as a k.-k. is the cd use general secretary and former head of a small region of the solomons she's earned a reputation as a moderate whose liberal attitude really gracious is aligned with merkel's then there's michael's long standing rival friedrich advance the conservative pro-business figure is the first to officially announce he's running for the c.d.u. leadership by stepping down as party leader chancellor merkel hopes to give the c.d.u. time to revive its fortunes before the end of her term in twenty twenty one but nobody is ruling out a collapse of her ruling coalition before then and that really could change the dynamic in the race to become the next chancellor. al-jazeera but still ahead on the news hour accused of murdering one hundred

s chief negotiator michel bonnie i says that despite intense efforts some key issues remain in sealing a deal with the u.k. on its withdrawal from the bloc earlier expectations of a breakthrough were praised when u.k. breck's it secretary dominic robb arrived in brussels on schedule talks and e.u. ambassadors were summoned to a meeting police have broken up anti-government protests in the nicaraguan capital managua the protest is a part of an alliance of forty opposition groups calling for an end to president or take this rule since the demonstrations started in april three hundred fifty people have been killed and thousands more injured. a taliban attack in western afghanistan has left at least seventeen members of the security forces dead gunmen are reported to have attacked seven security checkpoints in a province on saturday night at least eleven others have been abducted. i'm pope francis has conferred saint hood on salvadorian archbishop oscar a metro at a ceremony in the vatican an advocate for peace during el salvador's civil war romero was shot dead while celebrating mass in o

heather: the other thing we are not hearing a lot about, katherine herridge mentioned the bonnie unitling us they have seen an uptick in package bombs like these. we have a statement from them, we have seen an increase in bombs happening since the mid-2016 time frame and an increase in these types of explosives may be due in part to the availability of how to build them online. >> absolutely. the internet age, anybody can come in and educate themselves relatively quickly. these are low-level sophisticated devices to put together similar to ids in iraq and afghanistan, low-level sophistication that can pack a punch and doing little damage. it heather: when you see something supposed offerings you through the postal service? >> we are getting conflicting reports. something it was a career services that will help in determination for packages that were sent out, that is where, flood those locations for witness interviews to hone in on who brought the package, surveillance footage, that is where the fbi and federal law enforcement agencies will be on this group and individual doing this.

host: bonnie, democrat, new york city. caller: you were talking about republicans with self-inflicted wounds. and supposedlye has not been in his district in ohio is jim jordan, any chance of him losing or is he just as solidly in that gerrymandered district? guest: he was one of the 112 who got out raised but because of the way the district is drawn, i do not think the democrat has much of a chance. sherrod brown, a democrat, is doing pretty well in the senate race and winning a lot of rural ohio at the moment. a big turnaround from 2016. the specter of nancy pelosi as speaker in districts such as republicansl keep with wounds and office. with -- 15nutes left minutes left with david wasserman. republicans call 202-748-8001. democrats, 202-748-8000. independents, 202-748-8002. michigan, roger, independent. caller: good morning. we have in michigan a proposal to take the redistricting away from the politicians. i believe it is proposal two or three. i am very curious to know -- to have mr. wasserman's opinion on that and ar

bonnie on twitter also saying, charge the person since it was a text easy to know who sent it and bev, such an act is evil and i'm sorry this happened to you, senator, talking to senator corey gardner directly in the tweet. the trend of intimidating lawmakers in public, now we have issue that's more dangerous. jillian: so disturbing. the thing about sarcasm, if you are going to use it it has to go over well. >> writer for late show with stephen colbert under fire for basically celebrating the turmoil that brett kavanaugh has gone through, whatever happens i'm just glad we ruined brett kavanaugh's life. well, ariel later apologized saying she was sarcastic, the last couple of weeks have been hard for the country and for me personally, the complexity of frustration anger and sadness can be accurately conveyed on twitter and i regret my tone-deaf attempt at sarcasm in the wake of it. she says she was being sarcastic because clearly democrats didn't ruin his life given the fact that kavanaugh was elevated to a supreme court position, not a whole lot of folks buying that explanation on soc

you may see more details of that emerging tomorrow when we get everything from michelle bonnie.are now trading one point -- 1.3134, a 1.1 decent upside. this is bloomberg. ♪ guy: breaking news. it has been announced to buy hsbc that it is settling with be -- r&mbated to rm claims. this is a story with an incredibly long tail. we have been waiting for this settlement for a long time. we are getting details on it. i am not entirely sure whether it is on the plus or minus on the members. i have -- on the numbers. i am not seeing much reaction on the london stock listing. the hong kong listing already closed let's get to battle of the church. -- the charts. what have you got? >> we have been talking a lot about tencent, losing $220 billion in market value, more than any other company in the world. i want to talk about the divergence between u.s. and chinese tech. two werewe see the trading in tandem. but now chinese tech stocks are down 35% from their peak in january, whereas the u.s. tech stocks are down only about 4% from their peak last month. the question on a lot of traders min

in 1745, there was a very serious rebelling by bonnie prince charlie which makes its way as far as derby barely 110 miles from london and turned back, misled by english misinformation which suggests a large army in the region and interesting to note fake news was an important part of political decision-making even then. so you have that, the 7 years war, which the first world war, 1756-53, and 1759 in which britain fighting the french with some great success across four continents, when fantastic victories and of course general rules in the planes labor taking quÉbec. that was a moment the first british empire is starting to be led. and that is a foundational fact not merely for the british but the americans, the 7 years war created the overhang of debt that requires the british to pay back, or start to push back, savings have to be made, savings are not enough, taxation needs to be introduced including taxation on the colonies. of course get these slow movements increasingly fast toward the loss of the american colonies in 1765. of course every member of parliament thinks about the mome

bonnie used insulation foam and other materials to build it. (pam) that wraps up kron 4 news at 8.rant lodes and vicki liviakis are here with kron 4 news at 9. (vicki) thanks pam and ken... next at nine... a police pursuit ends in a crash and then turns deadly when police say the passenger killed the driver.... find out what led up to the deadly confrontation in a live report... plus...for the first time in nearly 20 years... a new flu treament has been approved... but the the question everyone's asking- is do you still need the flu shot... tonight hear from an infectious disease specialist also in alive report.... and warmer conditions across the bay area as we get closer to the weekend... chief meteorologist has what to expect... keep it hear expect... keep it hear kron4 news at nine in primetime is next... next... (vicki)new tonight at nine: a police vehicle pursuit that turned into a crash turned fatal tonight in the north bay. the driver - a 22-year-old man is dead. good evening in vicki liviakis. (ken)and i'm ken wayne in for grant lodes. police say the passenger - a 24-year-

beyond that barrier, we met bonnie and jake. >> is there anything you need?uld be needing water to drink before long. it's kind of hard at our age. >>ou got any water? >> reporter: within minutes a group of good samaritans show up with a massive pack of water. >> and peanut butter and jelly sandwiches for the kids. >> reporter: kara and her kids are driving through the hardest hit neighborhoods handin food, water and anything else families might need. >> thank you, ma'am. >> you're welcome. god put it on my heart to take care of these people. a lot of rural neighborhoods that it's hard for you to get back to, they haven't had anybody come. >> reporter: local businesses offering free ice and food to people who can travel. residents who can drive are struggling to find gas. we found lines of thirsty cars snaking around gas stations. with no power and atms shut down dennis and his wife only have $26 to fill up. >> do you need gas? >> do i need gas, of course. >> here you go. >> reporter: then a total stranger offered them $7 of free gas. >> thank you so much. it

bonnie adairo fund is really good, too. >> terrific. good kid. we'll be right back.he safety california is using as it prepares for the next major earthquake. plus bay area students share their emotional stories about how suicide is touching their lives. their role in a new documentary. tomorrow morning from 4:30 to 7. >>> new video to show you this midday. a now viral moment. prince harry swatting away flies first on the trip to australia's farming heartland. but take a look at this. this 5-year-old boy with down syndrome stole the show. he started pulling at harry's beard. harry reacted by smiling, introducing the boy to his wife, meghan markle. the duke and duchess showing they'll be natural parents. >> wonderful. >> isn't that nice? very endearing. >> you never have to introduce your wife as meghan markle. they're like, yeah, we know. >> the little boy probably didn't, though. >> yeah, that's very nice. check your weather. >> it's going to be a great day today. our temperatures inland will be in the mid 80s, but still rather seasonal. we'll keep those 80s on trac

bonnie used insulation foam and other materials to build it.and with halloween right around the corner... that means a new frappuccino is in the works at starbucks the witch's brew frappuccino has a base of what starbucks calls "toad's breath"... a purple creme frappuccino. then there's a swirl of so- called green "bat warts" -- which are actually made with chia seeds. they top it all off with a "swamp fog" of vanilla whipped cream and a dusting of green powdered "lizard scales." they're available now. ( robin ) it's like a pre- game celebration for halloween. today is national pumpkin day. the u-s produces one and a half billion pounds of pumpkins each year to be used for all kinds of seasonal treats from pie, cheesecake and of course coffee and of course carving for jack-o- lanterns. (robin) coming up on the kron four morning news... an amazing reunion 6 years in the making between a man and his cat (robin) and here's a live look outside...from the sutro cam. ( marty ) ( marty ) ( marty ) a man and is cat have been reunited --- after she ran

as notorious as bonnie and clyde, legendary as jesse james >>> and yet, iconic as dare i say, apple pieh is part of the appalachian experience. obviously there's no way i could come to kentucky without trying a little. and as a black man voluntarily entering a town called whitesburg, i could use a drink. i went to see kentucky distiller to meet colin fultz. >> just making a little liquor today. >> for those who are not initiated, what is the difference between moonshine and whiskey? >> >> moonshine is a lot better. >> you might be biased about that, but, yeah, yeah. why is it better? >> the difference is most whiskeys and stuff's aged in a barrel. none of us stuff is aged in a barrel. >> is it illegal to make moonshine in your house? >> when you convert that mash to a liquor, when you separate that, that's the illegal part. >> when he is talking about mash, he doesn't mean my mom's favorite tv show. he's saying corn plus water equals mash. so this soup add a little sugar, a little yeast, throw it in a hot pot and after a while you get moonshine. after you drink moonshine, you start to t

years by paul two percent was scott thank you very much for that phenomena scott high the alive and bonnie thank you. more now on that incident in which two astronauts have been forced to make an emergency landing in kazakhstan after experiencing problems on board their rocket just moments after takeoff the so used rocket was headed for the international space station carrying a russian and an american let's go to our correspondent warry chalons he's joining us i believe live from moscow so what more do we know about what's happened to the rocket and the astronauts rory. well first of all the good news that is coming from kazakstan is that the capsule carrying these two astronauts and astronauts and cosmonauts has now landed back down on the steps of kazakhstan and we understand both those two men are safe this was a launch that has obviously gone seriously wrong in the one hundred and nineteenth seconds after takeoff there was a problem it seems with the separation of the boosters from the main parts of the rockets that was when the feed the cosmos had been broadcasting was cuts after thi

i want to bring in bonnie. talk about your reaction to the cloture vote? >> i'm very disappointed. i came down here to show my opposition to kavanaugh, and i felt certain this morning that this vote would go down as a no, and i'm really -- i cannot believe -- the one thing that stands out to me is susan collins voting to move this forward. as a woman voting against her own gender, not believing or showing validity to many, many examples of his unfitness that she's just seemed to have ignored and so i'm still hoping, i guess, that he will not be confirmed, but it's very disappointing to me right now. >> reporter: and what's your message to susan collins who has said that she might not necessarily vote the same way she voted for cloture later on in the final hearing? >> oh, my message to her is to please open up your heart to the women and the survivors and the voices that are wanting to reach her ears that this is very important to us girls in the future, and we need to have people in our government feel that they'll hear and listen to, you know, what's being said and not just ignor

his sister-in-law, bonnie, lives right down t street from tree of life. she heard the sirens beforshshe knew of ting. "he had his perfect mind. he was very close to his kids and grandchild daniel stein was a 71-year-old who loved going to the synagogue and playing with his grandson. he traveled with his wife in retirement and had just become a grandfather la year. "our lives now are going to have to take a different path, one that we thought would not happen for a long time," his son wrote. 69-year-old irving younger ran a real estate business and was a youth baseball coach. younger's neighbor told reporters he was an usher at the synagogue who "never missed a day. richard gottfried, 65, met his wife at the university of pittsburgh. oe pair were married in 1980 and would go on n a dentistry practice together. dr. gottfried was a regular volunteer at free dental clinics, offering care to adults in nee rose mallinger was the oldestrd victim of sa's massacre. her daughter, andrea, was among the wounded but is expected to recover, the "pittsburgh post- gazett

is if you get a bonnie from science desk and a space expert thank you very much for that. turning of the united states want the most powerful storms ever to hit the mainland has been battering southern coast and states hurricane my clerk made landfall in florida on wednesday killing at least two people and leaving widespread damage and flooding pictures taken by the international space station captured the storm shortly before it hit the northern part of the state known as the florida panhandle it was the state's fiercest hurricane and more than a century the storm is weakening as it moves inland but neighboring states including georgia and north and south carolina obvious sing for more destruction. hurricane michael carved a path of destruction as it crashed ashore near panama city florida. with winds up to two hundred fifty kilometers an hour the storm was the worst to hit the northern panhandle in decades flooding homes and streets. the wind was so strong and with the trees you can hear disavow air retreat quacking in breakin in the weighing just hitting up against a ho