africa misstate and a year in the city of cape coast launching you'll both from jamestown to jamestown places to an african child what is the book about and why did you write it well the focus was already. struck the love of for all the fire starting with captured them so well for their. doctor. in the force of a car full. of plastic. into us the americas and the caribbean right. yeah our struggle over there all for show depth and why did you write the book. i wrote the book for a couple of reasons one is that you know what you know who we always talk about after because it's autocracies 3 syllables of what are called dreams he falls foul talking really hit it from us. i do sort of stuart of research and find out exactly why we say that there was and the african for that as a nation as that civilization began to not forget and that the origin of mountains in africa i needed to get all the full vision out which is out there for q 4 of our pacific that to build brightness and babies are actually because we don't have all that much time but i wanted to ask you when you are now in cape coa

cape coast castle there's a sleeves would go through the door of no return. congresswoman coming back to speed it is crucial. to our ancestors before they left here and embark on the treasures journey to the united states in which they begin. 200. years of installation. congresswomen and men wash the hence whose war 2 from the reviews a slave last be before being taken to mary can. speak of pelosi said the visit was a transformative experience that had touched this olds. my next guest wasn't in parliament as pelosi was speaking today because he's days as an n.p.r. ofa mystical joey is also an author welcome to the tempe african mystery and a year in the city off cape coast launching your book from jamestown to jamestown he says to an african child what is the book about and why did you write it welcome to focus so far the salary of this struck your love of for all of that time back to work captured from the concept of our success through a few years back then is there for the couple. of plastic ensure they have a record of their career and then right. here on

are actually because we don't have all that much time but i wanted to ask you when you are now in cape coast some of the us and congress members live there is well what is the significance off that city cape can. you have good cause to anyone see where the host of the lives of our way taken out so we've become a symbol by the fact that the very last thing on the south was because of our progress of the very thing that representative we have brownsville. by george your people were taken out from the conservation of the evidence ok and so mr young guy we really appreciate you coming on we're looking forward to having you here now studio to talk more about the book you've written called you young colts and for me n.p.n. can escape codes thank you thank you. not gonna has say so the year off returned to mark the anniversary the government is billing it as quote a major landmark spiritual and birthright journey and an invitation to the global african family to come to ghana they dub the africa made one young american who came home. 26 year old ivory kula and his colleagues i getting ready for the

the congressional delegation visited dungeons were slaves were abused in cape coast castle where many of them pass through the so-called door of no return it's here where millions of slaves caught their last glimpse of africa before being shipped across the atlantic in chains countless didn't make it when their ship sank. in the age of digital marketing. with a campaign called the year of return encouraging people of african descent particularly in the u.s. to visit and even settle in ghana the never again will we allow a handful of people was a pair of technology to walk into africa season. and sell them into questions in the u.s. candidates are competing to become the democratic front runner in next year's presidential election disagreements over whether compensation should be paid to the descendants of slaves continue to divide the party. the congressional a visit was about recognizing the evil of the past while also looking forward to the future. or. most expensive signing this pre-season. stay with us. in a world where journalism as an industry is changing we have al-jazeera fort

at cape coast castle, we stood before the door of no return, where countless millions caught their lastafrica before they were shipped to a life of enslavement. being here has been a transformative experience for all of us. for gahna, 2019 has been celebrated as the ‘year of return‘, a call for african diaspora everywhere to reconnect with their ancestral home. for many, it has reminded them of the way the country's past has shaped their future. it's offering us a moment of sober reflection to get to know the things that our forefathers went through. we were sold by our own chiefs, by our own uncles and our own fathers, and we should stop blaming people and those things. we should... we should concentrate on working hard, looking after ourselves. 400 years down the line, remembering how they were taken off our shores, it's a privilege to be alive today. when nobody, no—one will be left out or left behind because of their race, their colour or their background. the trip finished with a press conference at the us embassy. it has come at a time of heightened racial tensions in the states,

the congressional delegation visited dungeons were slaves were abused in cape coast castle where many of them pass through the so-called door of no return it's here where millions of slaves caught their last glimpse of africa before being shipped across the atlantic in chains countless didn't make it when their ship sank. in the age of digital marketing ghana is promoting the anniversary with a campaign called the year of return encouraging people of african descent particularly in the u.s. to visit and even settle in ghana the never again will we allow a handful of people disappear or technology to walk into africa sees a peoples and sell them into slavery questions in the u.s. candidates are competing to become the democratic front runner in next year's presidential election disagreements over whether compensation should be paid to the descendants of slaves continue to divide the party pelosi said the congressional visit was about recognizing the evil of the past while also looking forward to the future. al-jazeera. of facebook says it has shot down a propaganda campaign link to sau

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coast of st. augustine. the two fishermen who were also firefighters were last seen friday morning while launching a boat from capeaveral. the coast guard, navy, and others have been searching by boat and air along thousands of miles stline. >>> howard university is getting an assist from steph curry, and elizabeth warren issues an apology. those are some of the headlines on the "morning newsstand." "the des moines register" reports elizabeth warren publicly apologized to native americans for seeking a controversial dna test to back up her claims of tribal ancestry. yesterday the massachusetts senator spoke at a forum on native american issues in sioux city, iowa. last year, warren released the results of a dna testament to rebut criticism from presi i am sorry for what i have caused. i have listened, and i have learned a lot. >> warren has surged to second place in iowa polls behind former vice president joe biden. >>> the "sacramento bee" reports california governor gavin newsom signed a new law on when police officers in the state can use deadly force. the measure allows police to use deadly force only when nec

off the east coast. >> cape cod has more than 150 sightings this summer and this one just a few daysgo and now the demand for shark tours is skyrocketing. look at this massive shark alongside this boat. one luxury end is offering two hour shark tours that cost you $2500. >> and one store in cape cod is selling $50,000 of shark attire each year. >>> it seems like spa day is becoming more of guy thing? >> yeah. >> you're right. >> spa owners are pampering guy, concerned about their health and wellness and some spas. and some spas say men more than women. >> they are changing their treatments and changing areas. kenneth is part of the tend, getting wrap up. >> get my sauna going on there. you have to treat yourself. >>> olive garden is back with its life time pasta pass. >> it costs $500 and 50 are available. they go on sale thursday. >>> meanwhile if you love mac and cheese, chick-fil-a is adding it to the menu. the company's first new item on the menu in three years. >>> news about friends. to celebrate 25 years since the show's debut, the episodes will be shown in movie theaters in t

the two dub johns we visited are called el ninn a and cape coast.was an emotional experience to enter the dungeon, to close our eyes and imagine what our ancestors experienced. and an added challenge we all faced was the mystery of knowing that our ancestors were held captive there but that we had no knowledge of who they were. captured africans were stripped of their languages, ethnic identities, tribal and family ties. we saw the areas of the dungeons that were large enough to hold about 50 to 100 people. but where hundreds were held, rooms without sunlight, forced to lay in their own excrement, no access to water to bathe, only given enough food and water to keep them alive but deliberately kept in a weakened state so they could not organize or resist. those that did attempt to resist were mutilated and left in separate rooms and slowly starved to death. females were routinely made to stand in line while their captors would choose one of them. she was then washed and led up a staircase to a bedroom where she was raped and then returned back. the

. >>> and the new shark sighting off the coast of cape cod. the shark as big as their boat. >> no way! >> how these great white wonders are actually sparking new business. >>> good morning, america. it's great to have you with us on this tuesday morning, and that family who saw that shark, they're going to need a bigger boat. >> a much bigger boat. >> i would just get a swimming pool first. >> i'm with you there, michael. >> no need for the ocean. massachusetts beaches actually have been closed 40 times since july because of these shark sightings. will is there this morning. he loves the beach and we always send him there. businesses actually up because of these sharks. >> good for business. >> yeah. we'll get into that coming up. >> we'll have more on that ahead. >>> first, we begin with that breaking news overnight, a terrifying scene on a california highway during a traffic stop. a driver opening fire, killing a police officer and injuring two others before he was taken down. our chief national correspondent matt gutman is there on the scen

coast. that's cape canaveral and all of those important facilities that lie there. and very important coastal areas that are so fragile and have so many people populated this area, but i want to show you this. this is the american model. this is on wednesday. and this now looks like it's threatening savannah, maybe even into charleston. here is the european model. well off the coast of jacksonville. here is savannah. there is charleston. but both of these models that we rely on so much are hedging their bets on making landfall in florida. it might. but here's what i was talking about. that shift to high pressure and that system, dorian, making its way towards the west-northwest. back to you guys. >> and very slowly with days to watch it. >> days and days. >> karen, thank you. with the uncertainty over where the storm might land, the entire state of florida is preparing for the worst, and of course hoping for the best. >> that's right. our martin savidge has more on the urgent preparations there. >> come on, guys, all the way down. >> reporter: all of florida is unde

another type of creature with big teeth and the rising shark sightings up and down the east coast, especially around cape cod. >> those sightings are translating into big business for area merchants. here is will reeve. >> dad, come look at it. >> reporter: since june there have been more than 150 shark sightings off the coast of cape cod. including this one friday near provincetown. >> that is unreal. >> we saw some type of fin, probably 15 yards off the bow. >> right before we were ready to jump off we saw the shark. >> shark was pretty much the size of the boat, probably 18 feet. yeah, it's pretty crazy. we were probably floating with it for 15 minutes. >> reporter: 40 times since july massachusetts beaches closed for sharks. with the chaos comes commerce. shark tours. the local shark conservancy center say they've seen a 60% increase in visitors the last three years. one luxury inn in chatham offering 2 1/2 hour trips for $2,500. captain lundholm with cape star charters say cape cod is the premier place to spot sharks and has been offering more viewing tours than previous years. >> people on my fishi

friends and the coast guard are not giving up hope that two amateur fishermen missing off the coast of cape canaveral, florida will be found. both men are firefighters. justin walker and brian mccluney from jacksonville were expected back on friday. mccluney's wife says he learned how to survive at sea when he served in the navy. >> i understand that. i understand it is, like, a needle in a hay stack, but these two ref resourceful men. >> we're going to start walking the beach and looking for debris. all up and down the beach just looking for anything that may have drifted ashore. >> reporter: they did not find anything, but the coast guard was planning to search through the night. >>> new york city is known for small apartments but then there is this. city officials say a man illegally divided his 630-square foot condo into 11 micro-apartments. reports say the ceilings were only 4 feet high and nine people were living in that space. a similar unit in the same building with seven tenants has also been shut down. >>> authorities have seized more than $2 million worth of marijuana in a shipme

since june there has been more than 150 shark sightings off the coast of cape cod. the local shark center said they have seen an increase in visitors in recent years, and in town this store sells nearly $50,000 a year with shark-themed apparel. >> the shark sightings have been increasing more and more every summer. nobody seems to get scared but i think that's the waeugs with the shark sightinge think of the shark tourism? we will have the answer live from cape cod coming up at 7:00 a.m. >>> it's 5:16. olive garden's never ending pasta passes are coming back with a twist. >> the never ending pasta pass will be available to 100 diners, and the -- i know what that is. >> reggie worked at olive garden. >> yes, this is fully triggering me. the upgrade will be $400 if you do the lifetime pass. the passes are good for 30 minutes or until they sell out so you have to get on it fast, it happens at 11:00 a.m. -- >> is that 11:00 our y >> thank you. chicken jeer dino was one of the more returned items. >> what was the reason for the go-back? >> it was hlthy opon the w i m mis

as we go into friday, the end of next week, it parallels the north carolina coast just off cape hatterastuesday morning off of west palm to friday is always within about 50 miles of the coast, we're talking about a forecast that is 3 to 5 days from now, and then the air could easily be 50 miles toward the coast or 50 more miles away from the coast if not more. that's why we still have a chance that dorian could rake the entire half of the florida coast. and then just add insult to injury here, we don't have a chance of getting clipped out on areas of cape cod and here toward nantucket and nova scotia. this is 3:00 p.m. next weekend with the storm about 100, 200 miles off of cape cod. you get the idea here, we do this with all of our major models. this is our american gfs model, it does the same thing, stalls a little further north and moves a little further off the coastline, drags itself and stays safely off the coast of florida. but then dangerously here close to charles ston, the center of the storm maybe crossing areas of eastern north carolina. kendis, that's the in the weeds of wat

family of 5 and friend all came within few feet of the shark, right off the coast of cape cod. >> it the time. >> it was pretty unique and surreal to be able to see a great white shark on the waters we have been fishing for years. rob: there he is, good shot right there, researchers said there have been 161 shark sightings. they are more around lately. carley: so scary, janice, are you a beach go-er. janice: my kids do, because of social media we have more phones, we are taking more pictures. rob: that could be true. they want to come and say hi. >> they don't want to eat you. >> positive look on things. rob: until you dress up like a sale to go surfing which is the funny thing that we do. we look just like them. well, you know, the big suit that is they wear. let's talk about the weather. janice: okay, 68 in new york, severe storms across the midwest, still firing those up for parts of the northern plains into towards the great lakes, severe thunderstorm watch and warning in effect for parts of nebraska, kansas, missouri, and that's exactly the same area we will see the storms move

coast. don dahler is on the new jersey shore. >> reporter: when sharks appear this close to swimmers, cape codicials take no chances. >> about eight years ago, we realized that there was a legitimate threat during our season. >> reporter: last year, a 26-year-old man here died of injuries from what was believed to have been an attack by a .reat white. marine biologists say that species has become more active in these waters because of a resurgence of the seal population due to federal protection. >> whoa! >> reporter: shark researcher greg skomal has had his own close encounters. >> they are following the food, >> reporter: that has caused a lull in vacation home rentals, and an increase in swimming pool construction on the cape. >> this thing is huge! >> reporter: encounters with sharks up and down the east coast are happening on a weekly basis. >> oh, my god. >> reporter: a surfer bitten in florida. >> he kind of yelled, was like, ow, i think i got bit. i said, you think you got bit? dude, you fully got bit. >> reporter: a fisherman off north carolina attacked by a black-tipped shark. iologi

where they have a vast emptiness that turned out to be anything but empty brick along the coast the peninsula's capes and glaciers of those who had passed this man expeditions many of these were fairly obscure. but down below there were reminders of more recent age of science to those coordinates to those historical sites the forties and fifties the scientific outpost remain with the understanding of the earth they were now invisible lost two decades of accumulated i.c.e. and snow near where they want stood i could discern a place that was once functional research station located in the dead center at a height of 10000 feet and then all signs of civilization go away and the plane i have to remind myself that i recall the story from the early 1930s of a german glaciologist. as a passenger to have a brutal winter and has traversed it many times and to be transfixed later he would write i said to myself that landscape whose vast simplicity that is concealed of a thousand secrets. >> we both have the favorite line in the book. that is so beautiful and haunting. that's only one of two spots in the book wh

call for one family after a great white shark went right past their boat while fishing off the coast of capelling it the thrill of a lifetime. meanwhile, several area beaches were closed after a boston harbor cruise ship had a similar close encounter with a great white. two of 180 in the area this summer. in the pacific, a teen in hawaii had his own close call with a shark. watc watch. >> it was bigger than my head. i didn't really recognize how big the shark was until right now. >> dana: 16-year-old said he was waiting for a wave when a shark took a bite from his surf board, missing his feet by about an inch. too close for me. 2020 democrats clamorring for the spotlight at the iowa state fair. many candidates are still looking to make a strong first impression with voters. peter ducey is there. you've been there, peter. what have you seen so far? >> reporter: dana, right now what we are observing on the stage behind me, where you can see mayor pete in a white shirt over a sea of a couple thousand potential caucus goers as we move because there's a paramedic coming through. lot of action her

the energy is to the north along the north coast, eureka and cape montecito. for us, high clouds and patchy fog redeveloping now. current numbers, 50s for santa rosa and napa. san francisco 5. san jose 60 degrees. sfo , the live camera, the darkness, we have partly cloudy skies and patchy fog trying to do its thing this morning. redeveloping near the coast and the bay. we had lots of clear skies overnight. today will be warmer than yesterday. it will be mild to warm and hot but not excess i feel hot. thinking lower 90s. low to mid-90s for the warmest locations inland. sal is up dating the roadways. >>> we have slow traffic. good morning to you. starting off with the altamonte pass, 580, 205, traffic is slow in the normal tracy triangle region, not going to surprise you. it looks like it is normal and looks slower than usual. it looks slower than it did or 4 weeks ago in the middle of summer vacation. down to 15 miles an hour. traffic is okay driving to hayward and castro valley. union city. 880, stick with that up to downtown. a little bit of a back up at the

to east point, maine, since 1850 but haven't seen a hurricane landfall on the space coast, which is just south of cape canaveral moving further north in september. the last major hurricane landfall on the florida east coast was september in 2004, so craig, it's rare, but again, what we are really concerned about now, we're talking about a category 4 storm, 130-mile-per-hour winds, massive storm surge, heavy rain and really devastatingly strong winds. so this is a major concern and we're going into the labor day weekend, so i'm sure there are a lot of very, very concerned people. >> as it sits out over the open water there over the next few days, how real is the worry that the storm becomes stronger? >> let's face it, that's the problem, because it's got a lot of, i want to move through here and going to cycle through this, just to get through it and you can see we've got a lot of open water there. water temperatures are in the mid to upper 80s along this whole route, and the other thing that i want to show you, the cone of uncertainty, we're talking over from jacksonville all the way down to the keys,

an improved picture that we had into southern africa the clouds sketching by the south coast slightly brushing by cape town and also the basin pieces just pushing into durban but it should stay dry suffered a high of 22 celsius a fairly good 19 in johannesburg. and then sunday 16 degrees again. the palestine national locust was 1st founded in the 1930 s. but has had to be revived in 2010 always very important thing in palestine now musicians from all over the world come together to perform in the occupied territories so good for the theme it's like every palestinian living in the aspirant felt it was the 1st time they perform using their identity al-jazeera world hears music as a force for unity the diaspora orchestra. john grandson donald trump jr was promised a damaging information about hillary clinton allegation like to see an investigation stick the troops did the trump campaign with russia did you at any time birch the former f.b.i. director james comey in any way shape or form the closer to back down the investigation into michael flynn and also as you well know. next question battlefield washi

. >>> quickly about erin that developed last night, closer to us, 260 miles off the coast of cape hatteras. it will stay off the coast. heavy rain for eastern new england. time now for your rainy cities brought to you by allstate. >>> stay with us. we'll be right back. >>> stay with us. we'll be right back. l be right back. >> on this wednesday. rebecca: i struggled with depression. i thought i needed cigarettes to cope. i was able to quit smoking and then i started running. now i feel a lot better. announcer: you can quit. for free help, call 1. stand up to chronic migraine with botox®. what if you had fewer headaches and migraines a month? botox® prevents headaches and migraines before they even start. botox® is for adults with chronic migraine, 15 or more headache days a month, each lasting 4 hours or more. botox® injections take about 15 minutes in your doctor's office and are covered by most insurance. effects of botox® may spread hours to weeks after injection causing serious symptoms. alert your doctor right away, as difficulty swallowing, speaking, breathing, eye problems, or muscl

might get some more wind and rain through the western cape bit of a circulation here doesn't suggest immediately but the clouds drifting around the coast does however on the whole southern africa should be dry out moment apart from the capes and indeed by forecast evidence it is. al jazeera exposes controversial allegations about the bahraini government. by then they told me you're a member of al qaeda you can stop the advance of the shia. and its mission with al qaida to conspire against assassinate shia opposition 20 left bahrain playing with fire on al jazeera. hello again you're watching out is there and here's a reminder from main stories this hour south korean president monday and has condemned japan's decision to impose trade restrictions he's been holding an emergency cabinet meeting when it's threatening to take firm action and that's describing japan's decision as to reckless over more in the so we can go again to rob mcbride who joins us live from seoul with an update on the leader's address to the nation rob take us through what he's been saying. that's right he's just to finish speaking divya it was a very parties and perf

about sharks this summer, you're right there has been an increase of sightings, especially off the coast of cape cod where there were more sharks spotted in july than all of last summer, and now you can add two more sightings to the list. >> no way. >> reporter: close encounters off cape cod. >> oh, my god. >> reporter: this video captured by boaters off the coast of province town shows a great white appearing to be about 16 or 17 feet long getting so close it even bumps the boat >> that is a great white. >> reporter: meanwhile, across the bay, passengers aboard a boston harbor cruise boat got this view. the sightings come as several beaches across cape cod were closed to swimmers on monday after reported sightings this was the scene in nearby duxbury where despite a shark warning flag, swimmers can still be seen in the waters. it's the latest in what's been called a summer of sharks off the coast of massachusetts where more than 180 sharks have been spotted this season. >> so basically we've seen more white sharks this past july, the last month, than we did last year at this time. >> that numbe

so that cone of uncertainty, this looks like it's going to head into the space coast of florida right around caperal or something. it could be anywhere from the florida keys all the way up to really georgia. there's always a possibility that it could take that turn to the north earlier than predicted. we'll know a lot more tomorrow according to our chief meteorologist rick reichmuth and the people at the national hurricane center. the real point is people need to get prepared. in broward county, the ft. lauderdale area, they're having a news conference that's being broadcast on live television all over south florida. the headline from that is no evacuation orders at all, a warning for people to be prepared. a good warning for people up and down the coast from the keys up through miami-dade, broward, up the coast to the space coast, volusia and brevard counties and jacksonville and into south georgia as well. here's the other part of this storm. the current model has it coming ashore going across the peninsula of florida, slowing down, eventually turning to the north. the question is, does it make

two cape cod beaches temporarily closed on sunday do you shark sightings, one seen just 15 yards from shore. there have been now more than 150 great white shark sightings off the coastod since june. >>> take a look at this, the video escape that's being called fast and furious. an ostrich on the run in china seen here. >> oh. >> we were all looking for the ostrich. >> running around. no one around is acting like that's strange. they're acting like that's normal. >> that's dinner. anyway, no, the ostrich reunited with the owner. just fine. all you ostrich lovers, don't tweet me. >> no, no. >>> we have that stunning scene that was caught on tape now, a tesla crashing, bursting into a ball of flames. thankfully everyone made it out alive. there were serious injuries though. there are concerns because the car was reportedly in autopilot before the wreck. paula faris is here with that the driver was traveling 60 miles an hour when he slammed into a parked tow truck that he claims he didn't see and says this morning, an alarming incident involving a tesla, this time on a packed highway in russia. a tesla model 3 electric car became engulfed in flames after it crashed into

coast. in just over a decade the company has grown exponentially with offices in durban cape town and johannesburg providing chances for growth and development within the 4th industrial revolution. just so the small business in the african continent you always competing against the global players with they've got the size to push product cheaper rate with this is no 2 doing there's no choice you can for pete on small local orders giving the small business in africa locally opportunity to play on you can play into. this engine component can be rotated as soon as it comes out of the printer straight away it's ready for use inside the motor this technology can help to create employment the story for industrial revolution enough it has been that you know these robots are going to take much needed jobs but if we get that these things about video and that if we actually implement it in the right way it could actually bring a lot of jobs but it means doing things differently like christian dombo a cameroonian jeweler working in south africa. get to the least at this i was effect yes to do indeed basics o

an improved picture that we had into southern africa the clouds sketching by the south coast slightly brushing by cape town and also she basin pieces just pushing into but it should stay dry south of a high of 22 celsius a fairly good 19 in johannesburg. and then sunday 16 degrees again. combining also untuck knowledge. to challenge soviet era methodologies. busy through making creating and performing. turning a generation of children. into the trailblazers of tomorrow. after school armenian part of the rebel education series. on al-jazeera. adored by millions for challenging social issues head on what women don't say is mexico's longest running such. as the program celebrates its anniversary the producers revisit one of the most powerful storylines. and discover how the show has affected the women who inspired it in the 1st place. now i have a voice sank back to mexico on al-jazeera. welcome back a quick amount of top stories here on the news hour syrian government representatives on the opposition of agree that a ceasefire at the last rebel held province of idlib the opposition says it has already w

an improved picture that we had into southern africa the clouds sketching by the south coast slightly brushing by cape town and also she basin pieces just pushing into durban but it should stay dry south of a high of 22 celsius a fairly good 19 in johannesburg and not back and then certainly on sunday 16 degrees again. america is divided like never before inside is so convinced that they're absolutely correct that the other side is dangerous people in power investigates how partisan politics are raiding the civil norms vital to american democracy every indicator shows america to be the least well functioning democracy of any establish democracy . one of the strange death of american civility on al-jazeera. welcome back a quick reminder the top stories here this hour syrian government representatives and the opposition agree that a ceasefire the last rebel held province of the opposition says it has already withdrawn its heavy weapons under the sochi agreement. conflicts around the world last year killed or maimed a record number of children and it's a new report the united nations says 1800 children w

evacuations coming in the case of brevard county mandatory for those direct we on the coast or low-lying areas, cape canaveral comes to mind, cocoa beach. what do you tell your residents? how is that done and decided? >> that happens at the county level because the evacuation zones will extend beyond city limits. we will be -- i expect to hear something later today as to whether there will be mandatory evacuations so people should pay close he'd to the news stations to find out and confirming what evacuation zones they are in. when the evacuation order is issued they know exactly where they are and whether they need to respond to that. if you are near the coast i encourage you to be ready to go in the event you are forced to evacuate. neil: you touched on this yesterday. the issue of how many are in short, flood insurance and this kind of thing. it is mandatory in your city. >> we are seeing flood zones and you are required to have flood insurance if you are in those zones. there is a way to determine where you are in those zones would go to our website, we should be able to point you in the right d

coast guard volunteers and fellow firefighters have all joined the rescue efforts. and this morning thereouy have d some of their belongings here's nbc's morgan wate off cape canaveral, rescuers are working nonstop to keep a fishing trip from turning into tragedy. >> we want to scour the coast from the carolinas all the way down cover every inch of beach. >> reporter: the wife of brian mcclooney not giving up after her husband and another firefighter justin walker disappeared. the two last seen on friday, unloading the boat, brian just inherited from his father who passed away last month >> the inat the point was to go one last fishing trip before we sold it. >> reporter: the two set off towards a reef located 30 miles offshore they told family they'd be home by 6:00, but never showed. by night fall brian's brother called the coast guard worried, but confident. >> he's the toughest guy i know hands down he's been through more things than anyone else >> reporter: before he fought fires, mcclooney fought for his country earning a purple heart in iraq during the battle for he later taking the younger firefighter under his wing >> he's the guy that, you know, he's alway

might get some more wind and rain through the western cape bit of a circulation here doesn't suggest immediately but the cloud drifting around the coast does however on the whole southern africa should be drug moment apart from the capes and indeed by for cross evidence it is. hard to maintain the intersection of reality and comedy and post revolution to newseum a mission to entertain educate and provoke debate through. our weapon of choice. and intimate look at what inspires one of tunisia's most popular comedians to make people laugh. night in asea head on al-jazeera. whether someone during or someone is very red doesn't matter when you think it's how you approach a little nothing it is a certain way of doing it you can't just. get a story and fly out. following 2 fatal crashes and the past year boeing decided to ground the brand new 7 to 7 bags but this wasn't the 1st time then grounded a new aircraft back in 2013 the 77 dreamliner ran into trouble when a battery caught fire but is al-jazeera as investigative unit discolored there was more to the problem than just smoking batteries. rewind broken dreams the boeing 787 on al-jazeera

satellite showing you high clouds approaching the coast around eureka and cape mendocino, clair to partlyloudy skies. the current numbers are not moving much. napa, 53; the walnut creek, 59; san francisco, 59; mountain view, 60 degrees and this is the deal in concord, starting out this morning in the 60s and 70s. a nice recovery into the afternoon hours. we're thinking 90s by 3 or 4. the setup in the mix is fairly interesting. we have a weather system here cooling us off. we're going to warm things up today. the warmer forecast. sixtys and the 90s and this area of high pressure will be building in and if there were the only factor, the forecast, we would have temperatures going above 100 degrees for tomorrow and it's friday. what will develop is this. by friday, it's more of a southernly win. the wind wins out. with that, that is going to help moderate or temperatures toward the weekend and it's warmer. but we're not talking about triple digits like last week. and here we go this morn. upper-50s to the 60s and into the afternoon hours. the big temperature range as you will expect this tim

reporting on shark attacks on a more frequent basis from, say, florida all the way up to cape cod on the atlantic coastwater temperatures are up, bringing the fish closer to shore, which brings the predators, the sharks, closer to their food source in this case, accidentally mistook little maggie for food here she is. >> right there is the stitches >> reporter: a 9-year-old ohio girl has a terrifying tale to tell classmates about what she did on her summer vacation >> i got bit by a shark. >> reporter: maggie crum in florida with her family for the first time was in knee-deep water when she felt something tug at her leg. >> it felt like a grab at first, and then like it just ripped into the skin. that's when it hurt. it felt like a bite. >> reporter: her parents learning new smyrna beach is the shark bite capital of the world only after they arrived. >> we didn't tell the girls in an effort to keep them going to the water. we talked about it and said, you know, there's no sharks that shallow. there's nothing to worry about. >> reporter: when maggie screamed, her mother thought she was faking until -- >

might get some more wind and rain through the western cape bit of a circulation here doesn't suggest immediately but the clouds drifting around the coast does however on the whole southern africa should be drug moment apart from the capes and indeed by for cross evidence it is. sponsor. combining also into. to challenge soviet era methodology. through making creating. a generation of children. into the trailblazers of tomorrow. after school. part of the rebel education series. you see. me take you through our main stories this hour south korea's warning of a. dropped it from a list of favored trade partners was sparked by a dispute going back to world war 2. the compensation for victims of forced labor during the japanese occupation. and the south korean military says north korea has launched an unidentified short range projectile from the country's eastern coast if confirmed it will be the 3rd launch and just over a week. and almost 50 people have died in 2 attacks in yemen a military base and a police station were targeted. have claimed responsibility for one of the attacks . at a military facility in the city of. syrian state media

the group coming within a few feet of the shark off the coast of cape cod. >> i got a lot of adrenalinee we fish like all the time. >> it was pretty unique and surreal to be able to see a great white shark in the very same waters that we have been fishing in for years. carley: way calmer than i would have been. 161 shark sightings near cape cod since june. a golfer earns his pga tour card get this a year after putting his career on hold to care for his sick wife. watch this incredible moment. [cheers] carley: scott harrington embracing his wife jen at the 18th green. he finished sixth in the korn ferry tournament in oregon. jen's cancer is in remission. isn't that fantastic, guys? ainsley: that is amazing. pete: that is not easy to do, beat cancer and make the pga tour. ainsley: congratulations. we will be following them. let's go to janice who has the forecast for the week. janice: beautiful day in new york city. it's gorgeous. look who came up to see me. >> mary and. >> dave. >> janice: what are you doing here. >> coming to see you. janice: thank you so much. hi, everybody. come here.

coast. it's 295 miles southeast of cape hatter hatteras mostly it's going to cause a rip current risk along tic coast. as we look out west, 32 million people are under heat advisories from the pacific northwest down into texas we could see records in portland, phoenix and albuquerque, and we're going to be looking at warm weather, temperatures on wednesday almost 20 degrees above average for portland, 14 in medford, and in the latter part of the week, temperatures >>> good morning. we're starting out with sunshine right now for san jose and some low 60s as we get this thing started. even though it feels nice now, we are going to have temperatures quickly heating up reaching the low 90s and when you factor in the higher humidity, it's going to be uncomfortable this afternoon, reaching into the upper 90s in the inland east bay, even up to 101 degrees in the valleys in the north bay. and as we go into tomorrow, it's still humid with upper 80s and then still some lower humidity by the end of the week. lat >>> and that's your latest weather. >>> the huge >> that's your latest weather. peter? >> a

>> reporter: tonight in the waters off cape canaveral, rescuers are working nonstop to keep a fishing trip from turning into tragedy >> we want to scour the coastthe carolinas all the way down, cover every inch of beach. >> reporter: the wife of brian mccluney not giving up after her husband and his friend disappeared. it was a boat he just inherited from his father. >> it was going to take it on one last fishing trip before we sold it. >> reporter: the two set off about 30 miles offshore. they told family they woul be home by 6:00, but never showed by nightfall brian's brother called the coast guard worried, but confident. >> he's the toughest guy i know, hands down he's been through more things than anyone else. >> reporter: before he fought fires, mccluney fought for his country, earning a purple heart during the battle fo fallujah he met walker in college, taking the younger guy under his wing >> he's always there he's the guy you can depend on >> reporter: their disappearance launched a massive search. the coast guard sharing updates online as they scoured hundreds of miles today crews responded to a report of a boat that matched the descr

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we're close to cape canaveral as a 3, but now it skims up the coast.his is still a rough situation because of all the rain and the storm surge with that heavily populated region. but, again, the trend, lauer,ras to the east. that's what we want to see. if it continues that, we're looking better but we're not out of the woods because matthew devastated the carolinas with record rainfall and we don't want to see that either. >> tom sater, thank you. we'll be right back. ♪ (music plays throughout) ♪ ♪ [happy ♪irthday music] ♪ don't get mad, put those years to work with e*trade. ohone day you'll tell yourse grandkids about it. and they'll say, "grandpa just tell us about humpty dumpty". and you'll say, "he broke his pelvis or whatever, now back to my creamy heinz mayonnaise". heinz mayonnaise, unforgettably creamy. [dog barks] [dog panting] [dogs barking] [dogs growling] [dogs whimpering] (vo) the subaru crosstrek. dog tested. dog approved. [dog barks] i can't believe it. that sophie opened up a wormhole through time? (speaking japanese) where am i? (woman

cape. encounters with sharks up and down the east coast are happening on a weekly basis. a surfer bitten in florida. >> he kind yelled and goes, ah, i think i got bit. you think you got bit? dude, you totally got fit. >> reporter: a fisherman off north carolina attacked by a blacktip shark. biologists say it's that species not great whites that is most often responsible for bites because it mistakes human feet or hands for fish. some scientists expect that larger breeds like bull sharks are migrating north because of warmer waters. for "cbs this morning: saturday," don dahler, long branch, new jersey. >> wow. should we be worried? >> i don't know. >> they put out the warning, clear the beach and they clear the beach. generally speaking -- >> can i laugh at the "i didn't know if i was bit?" >> sometimes there's a little more fear surrounding sharks. >> thank you. >>> they're more than just a common summertime annoyance. this deadly faux -- listen up -- is one of the biggest threats to human health. late e the fascinating story of a tiny insect and the major role it played

latest >> reporter: in the waters off cape canaveral, rescuers are working nonstop to keep a fishing trip from turning into tragedy. >> we want to scour the coast from the carolinas all the ways down, cover every inch of beach. >> reporter: themccloony, e afty disappeared. the boat brian inherited from his father last month. >> i want to take it on one last fishing trip before we sold it >> reporter: the two except set off for a reef 30 miles offshore they told family they'd be home by 6:00, but never showed. brian called the coast guard worried, but kwon if i department >> he's the toughest guy i know, hands down he's been through more things than anyone else >> reporter: before he fought fires, mcclooney fought for his country earning a purple heart for battle in fallujah met walker in college. later taking the younger firefighter under his wing >> he's always there he's the guy you can depend on >> reporter: their disappearance launched a massive search. the coast guard sharing updates online as they canvassed hundreds of miles. a boat matched the description but only located a cooler and life jackets >> let them be wherever they are. >> rep

cape canaveral. that's a peak tourist destination, part of the so called space coast there. looks like it's postcard pretty right now. >> reporter: yeah, craig, i think we've been lucky the past couple of days. the weather certainly has been favorable and people here on the ground have been taking a little bit of an advantage of the break-in the weather while they have it. but typically, craig, this area i was told would be packed with people. there would be boaters behind me, tourist on the beach. but the crowd really started to thin out yesterday ahead of this storm. and a lot of people who live in this area obviously using this time to prepare and they're listening to the officials. and i want to bring in brevard county sheriff wayne ivy. good to see you. thanks for being with us today. >> absolutely. >> reporter: tell me what you're seeing on the ground. you're saying that a lot of folks are staying relatively positive and they're heeding the warnings and starting to get ready now? >> absolutely. we're fortunate in brevard count if i. our citizens partner with us to keep