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richard cantu, abc news, new york. >>> we will get the forecast for colorado in just a moment. first, two other powerful storms converging on mexico right now and already blamed for killing more than 20 people hurricane ingrid is unleashing soaking rain and whipping up 70 mile an hour winds and forcing thousands to evacuate. ingrid is on track to make landfall in the port city of tampico. >>> on the other side of mexico, tropical storm manuel weakened to a tropical depression. after blowing ashore yesterday, it's still packing a dangerous punch. it has caused deadly flash floods, landslides and car crashes. hundreds of homes have been damaged, as well. as the storm moves inland, it could dump up to two feet of rain. >>> all right. let's get the latest forecast for mexico and colorado. >> jim is tracking it for us. good morning, jim. >> good morning, john and diana. this here is a satellite imagery of hurricane ingrid. swirling its way to the coast. where you see the bright colors, those are high clouds i'm speaking to. heavy thunderstorm activity in the center of the storm. slo

. >> we're going try to get in as much as we cantu day. >> reporter: daniel smith is here from san diego. >> we scheduled a long time, a not knowing what would happen as far as the shutdown. so we're here. we're going to take advantage of the moment. >> there's so many other things you will still continue to have access to that we don't want to frit smen of the families that are already planning on coming in. >> reporter: vivian is a destination d.c. board member. she says trip insurance will not cover a government shutdown as a reason to get a refund. >> that's not going to happen. and the amount of money that you are going to have to pay to reissue your ticket could run as much as $200 a ticket. nobody so far has hit the panic med and said to me, we're going to cancel, we're not coming into washington, we're not going on our travel. so let's all stay positive. >> reporter: in washington, surae chinn, wusa 9. >> here's some of what may or may not be affect in about 24 hours if the government does shut down. mail would be delivered. social security and medicare benefits would continue to

immediately tore her right is norma cantu. the professor has joined the appointment in the education and the law schools at the university of texas. i think that gives her particular insight into fischer, obviously coming from utt t. for eight years he served as the assistant secretary for education -- i'm sorry assistant secretary of education for the civil rights division of the u.s. department of education. the clinton administration where she oversaw a staff of about 800 80 and was in charge of implementing government policy for civil rights in the education arena. prior to her service as the nation's chief education and civil rights enforcer or fester cantu worked for 14 years as the regional council on education director at maldef the mexican-american education and legal defense fund and in that capacity she participated in countless cases and litigation strategy on any number of civil rights matters particularly those that involve educational funding, english-language learners and student policies as well as racially ho

so you can try some of chef cantu miracle berry recipes himself.im he published one give them in a new. as we showed you in the story, t the recipes don't rely on cooking with the berries. instead you take a tablet before eating that changes your tasteyo tour sweet. he has developed this tablet, you know, it's in berry form, fo but you take that and it change the whole taste of it which is s kind of freaky to me. >> yeah. >> a little bit. >> it's weird. >> but for example, i don't really like sour stuff. >> i do, i like both. bo >> it's interesting. >> i see yout's back there eati your cookies. >> i did sneak one to sarah. >> put those away. sarah.k you, >> appreciate it. >> it's 8:22, on this tuesday morning. coming up next protecting you from fake online reviews, howew, the government is keeping websites lick yelp honest. >>> yes. >> and later can you really find good fashion on a budget holly is getting the inside scoop that all fashionistas will want to hear, including, you tony. [ taps baton ] [ dings ] ♪ [ male announcer ] every thought... every movement... ♪ ...carefully planned

. >> i want to thank her for secrecy, dean pratt and norma cantu. and want to thank robin who stepped out of the room again it was very busy managing multiple committees for all her efforts, and thank you, the audience, for being with us today. thank you. [applause] >> this weekend look for booktv's life all the coverage of the national book festival featured authors include kb hutchinson, taylor branch, a. scott berg and rick atkinson. looking had to october, -- >> young people come young children come up and say, how can you do in the congress, you got arrested? [laughter] you violated the laws. and i said they were bad laws. they were customs, they were traditions. and we wanted america to be better. we wanted america to live up to the declaration of independence. live up to our created. make real our democracy. make it real. so when i got arrested the first time, this book is saying that i felt free. i felt liberated. and today, more than ever before i feel free and liberated. you know, abraham lincoln 150 years ago freed the slaves. but it took