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the combination of caribbean sun and torrential rain is hard on the roads. as a result, the streets of santo domingo are full of potholes -- causing drivers here to go through lots of tires. the gomeros, local tire dealers, can be found on almost every corner in santo domingo. reynaldo lara tries to repair damaged rims and tires as best he can. >> every time a car drives over a pothole, the tires get damaged. and up to 70% of the tires on the road are used, as few people can afford new ones. but when the tires are damaged beyond repair, reynaldo stores them in his courtyard. every few days people pull up in their old trucks and collect them. they later sell them to the cement industry for around 12 cents a piece. cemex is the dominican republic's largest cement maker. every day several truckloads of old tires are delivered to its plant. their high petroleum content makes the tires a good source of fuel. >> the tires are a waste product that if you do not use, they will be left on the street, plagues will grow up and the tires will take about 1000 years to di

in the caribbean island of st.a, banana farmers already know what this means -- total devastation of their crops. a new insurance scheme promises to make it a little less painful to start from scratch every time. >> last time, the storm broke a few branches. nothing more. they are now being cleared out. >> still, elisia marquis is worried about his banana plants. he fears next time around, a storm could wash them away. marquis has always made enough from his plantations. but he's been earning less and less lately. due to storms and heavy rain. this banana plant was swamped by rain and eventually rotted. it's the rainy season on st. lucia right now. the storms are getting more and more frequent here. >> it's real rain up the hill there. and i'm happy that's where it is, not here. because i don't want it here. let it go up the hill. but it looks like real rain. heavy shower, too. heavy shower, too. heavy. it's going to be heavy, quite heavy. >> just in case, marquis retreats to a shelter nearby. his laborers all used

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for we talk about latin america, or the caribbean, brazil, argentina. that come to debate it is the united nations. >> it sounds like you have as much of a problem with new york as you do with the work of the u.n. and the resolutions that are passed here, and those resolutions being followed by the entire national community. let me move to another note from that speech. you accused the united states of harboring terrorists. that is a serious accusation. can you explain that? >> that's another great insecurity that we had. >> how come terrorists come to seek refuge here. criminals that are evading justice in latin america. pasada, known confessed terrorist, he is here in this country. and the american government doesn't doesn't give him back. so the united states needs to help out with this instead of contributing to corruption and terrorism. >> the abuse of power, corruption, effects the political process. and we as poll tickets we have to try to work together against corruption. so that there is no abuse of power. politics is not in business, or a bene

if you scroll down, you can see incorporated on an island in the caribbean, the kind of area where a lot of these institutions are based. that is a few thousand miles away from where it suggests it is based in london. here is the location of the po box. there is nothing there. they do not seem to have a physical location in london at all. >> what about the people running the university? >> there is a video of them both. there is a video of the professor and founder and the registrar. from public records, we know they are living in the u.k. on the university's website, the phone number the university lists has this area code. the bank you pay tuition fees to for the university is the local island bank --local bank. it might be incorporated in the caribbean, but it appears the company is operated in the u.k. >> on the website, the university says it does not award british qualifications. it has claims to be recognized by three different american institutions, but all of these are unofficial and unrecognized. it used to say it was accredited in norway, but the people there say it never

we'll show you a caribbean island where you can get a taste of all these cultures.us, a pretty good party to boot. travel! for some it's a luxurious escape, or maybe an adrenaline-filled adventure. but if you're like me, it's a precious opportunity to discover and to give back. it's time to get real. it's time to get raw. it's time for raw travel! the islands of trinidad and tobago are probably the most diverse and unique islands in all of the caribbean. it's like visiting several countries all rolled up into one. touristy, but not really.

was local prohibits the testing, use and production of nuclear weapons in latin america and the caribbean. the treaty was signed in 1967 by 14 countries in the wake of the cuban missile crisis. it was the first treaty seeking to created a nuclear weapons' free zone. 33 nations from the region including cuba, hat ratified the treaty by 2002. >> today, latin america is one of the most secure regions in the world from nuclear conflict. therefore, it's also most able to deploy its economic capacity and resources for economic and social development rather than expanding them on unproductive nuclear arms races. >> the award could influence nuclear arms reduction in other countries and regions. >>> it is time for a check on your weather with our meteorologist. good morning, all week you've been keeping an eye on a powerful storm affecting people in southwestern areas of japan. what's the latest now? >> it's francisco has been lingering in the southwestern islands of jaech since whence and stormy conditions there. and we've seen some changes today as you can see, the clouds are starting to disorg

. ♪ 8:00 a.m., when it is only 30 degrees celsius, is the best time to work out on the caribbean islandhe trains three times a week in this havana suburb. she and her friend share a passion for sports and have a shared dream. >> i'm hoping to get a visa to the u.s. so i can finally travel. i have family there, and i'd like to remain -- i would really like to know the country. >> i'm interested in foreign countries and cultures. all cubans want to travel. at least i do. us to drive to one of the foreign embassies if we want to see the long lines of people who want to travel. cuba finally ago, started to allow its citizens to travel abroad, but cubans need a visa for most countries and not everyone gets one. >> i wanted to go to spain. i first came to the spanish embassy two months ago. they wanted a lot of documents from me but they rejected my application. now i'm trying again. hello. i've heard it's not that easy to travel, despite the restrictions being lifted. >> that's right, now that cuba has made traveling easier, the other countries are making it difficult for us. they want to ma

after drying in the caribbean sun, they make the perfect fuel for the biomass boiler. and it generates enough heat and steam to operate the hotel laundry. here employees sort, wash and dry the bedding and towels for 6,000 hotel rooms. the competition can even benefit from this cheap and environmentally-friendly service. at the group's hotels, they try to keep garbage to a minimum. in the kitchen, food waste from the breakfast buffet is clearly separated -- organic waste on the left, plastic and paper on the right. it might not seem like much, but waste separation and recycling were virtually unknown here until recently. benjamin hulefeld is a political scientist from the u.s. but when he came here four years ago, he became a passionate environmentalist. hulefeld works for the company's ecological foundation. he's developed a method to compost food waste from the hotel kitchen. >> this is the california red wiggler worm. they compost dead organic material. this is exactly their food source. for us this is great, because the kitchens -- we don't really do much with the o

through the weekend, some of it depends on the storm in the caribbean. a better chance for showers and storms monday and tuesday as we get @ >>> welcome back to the news at noon. if you're one of so many federal employees that are on a furlough or the subject of this thing with the federal government, we have a special for you, especially when it comes to a great menu item. it's both inexpensive and nutritious. that's why this lovely lady debbie is here. her company is nursing possibilities. she's here to help us understand a great way to make this dish. i've asked you so many times what this is. i keep forgetting. it's a special rice dish, right? >> it's sweet potato greens. they're a pretty unusual vegetable here in the united states though in asia it's used quite a bit. they are beautiful. this is what comes up above the ground. we're going to cut off the tough part and i'm actually going to save this. eye it -- i use it to make broth, carrot tops, celery leaves. >> does it taste like potato? >> it's a little sweeter than collards. we're just going t

of course we're hoping to get boats from the whole caribbean region.e're open to guests from every country including from the united states. if they take the necessary steps, they're welcomed. cuba seems to be waking from a long slumber and preparing for a time after the hated trade embargo. at the same time, the number of bookings from foreign holiday makers is stagnating. castro is betting on americans being allowed to come soon. and filling up the new hotels. we want to talk to a politician from the cuban government about the relationship between cuba and the united states. our interview partner is a friend of castro's. the 87 from the national association. our president doesn't miss any opportunity to talk to the u.s. about all sorts of things. as an equal, he says. but the u.s. still accuses of of human rights violations. but they have even bigger problems with human rights. they don't respect human rights. not in their own country and not abroad. our next stop is a restaurant located at the end of a picturesque alley owned by a man who used to be

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call 1-800-royal-caribbean today. mom 20:50:37 this is the third day it seems like 3 months a first onfamily of a trooper hit by a car during a traffic stop. why today.. is a critical part of trooper jackie kline's recovery. i'm ron burgundy? dammit who typed question mark on the teleprompter and... the most famous fake anchorman... is back and not just on the big screen. why you'll soon be seeing ron burgundy... on your t-v. wednesday, october 9th booker t. washington middle school and renaissance academy high school in the city are closed due to electrical problems. sgt paul brooks u.s park police first on fox... a maryland state trooper remains in critical condition this morning after being hit by a car on a traffic stop this weekend. now ... trooper jackie kline's family is speaking to us exclusively. it has been four days since jackie kline was hit by a car on route 100 in pasadena. she was helping another trooper on a suspected d-u-i stop by catherine avenue. she is in critical condition at shock trauma... with a serious head injury and broken arm... along with other injuries. kl

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it is still hurricane season. 50% chance of development in the western caribbean. if it does develop it would move into the northern gulf of mexico. we will have to watch that. right now it is not an immediate concern. the only area with showers and storms would be miami and new orleans. >>> pretty much across the board not many placest that won't see a really gorgeous start to october. houston, texas near 90. minneapolis 77 degrees. >> i'll take the sunburn any day. >>> the impact of the partial government shutdown will be felt in every community from coast to coast. we have those details next. >>> the effects of the government shutdown extend far beyond washington. thousands will be off the job. on this the 123rd birthday of yosemite national park, it will be closed. >> reporter: at chicago's federal building dozens of government workers gather to protest the possible shutdown. you worried? >> yeah, yeah. i'm the only one who is a bread winner right now. >> reporter: she works for the e.p.a., a mother and grandmother. her husband is recently laid off. >> congress

and the tropical moisture downeo in the caribbean at this hour. >> thank you, tucker. >>> tony perkinsre now. >> good morning, good morning mo good to see you, hey there, everybody, guess what it's time for, too-too doo-doo ♪do ♪ >> ask tony and tucker. >> one way to put it. >> it's the segment where tuckeh and i put our big heads togetheo on answer your questions weathee related or otherwise. today question is a timely one. do members of the senate and the house still get paid now thatth the federal government shutdown they seem to be very le lay say. >> the members of the senate. the senators, and the congress people do continue to get paid along with the president. >> the president also continues to get paid. pa >> and point of fact, the salaries of those on capitolcapl hill of the congress people andn the senators are protected by the 27th amendment to the constitution, which according to the patricia murphy at the daily beast, says members of congress will have no such dilemma of thh future of their finances.es. the 27th amendment stipulates that the salaries of the house and sena

luck, it is off-season for cruises and carnival is offering deals as low as $35 a night while royal caribbean has dropped the cost of some trips by $1,000. >>> coming up, a wild comeback at fenway. and nfl highlights, too. first a bit of sports trivia. who played the most postseason games in major league baseball history, derrick jeet are, david justice, bernie williams or jorge posada? the answer when "early today" returns. >>> okay. before the break we asked who has played the most postseason games in major league baseball history? is it derek jeter, david justice, bernie williams or jorge posada? the answer is yankees short stop derek jeter with an impressive 158 postseason games. that's wrong. okay. now the latest in sports. the baseball playoff, a stunner between the tigers and the red sox. bases lowed in the eighth inning, red sox trailing 5-1. big papi at the plate and bam, a grand slam to unload the bases. thanks to a single hit to the left, jonny gomes, red sox win 6-1. >>> fox sports bradder erin andrews getting a surprising gatorade bath. the good sport posted this self- selfie, yo

. >> in the caribbean. >> yes. >> exactly. >> less people, less thongs. >> less two-year-olds. >> ishere such thing as a "less thong"? is there? >> uh... [laughter] i'll leave that to you. >> you know--you know what? we want you to win enough money to do all of that, brittney, all right, so here we go. let's see the money we got for you in round 1. it's all the money we have in round 1. i'm gonna scramble all that up, though. we gonna shake it up. these are gonna be all the categories to all of your questions right here. i'ma shake that up too. mix it. everything is all shuffled. brittney, are you ready? >> i'm ready. >> audience, are you ready? [cheers and applause] let's play millionaire! here we go. [dramatic musical flourish] ♪ sounding a little like dr. seuss, a style of novelty t-shirt often seen on st. patrick's day says, "i'm not as think as you" what? >> seen on st. pat-- so people drink on st. patrick's day, right? and i'm gonna go with "c," drunk i am, final answer. >> final answer. you didn't--you said you think. you don't drink much? >> i don't drink a lot. >> but on st.

. >> of course, the song is based on the disney's pirates of the caribbean movie. 107 traction they used to -- tracks to make this song. >> how do you keep that in your mind? >> this is the entire process of how they shot the video, you know his look, and they show the recording process as well. i bet none of pirates have scurvy. >> they're clean for a group of marauders. >> if you want to see the entire behind the scenes moment, go to our website. >>> taking a stab at a daring stunt. >> popped the balloon. >> see what happens when the throwing gets tough. >> he turns around, and she throws -- >>> plus, grandma gets her party on. >> who's she doing? >> she's funneling a beer out of a pumpkin. >> she how she chugs like a champ. >>> they're practicing their . >>> they're practicing their knife throwing skills here, they're performer at the texas renaissance fair, and he can get really close to her. >> oh boy. >> she gets her turn too. >> oh boy. >> i don't like it at all. >> it sounds like at the shows, she generally does a smaller part. but the people like her doing the knife throwing, an

. >>> we have a large circulation south of cuba in the eastern caribbean sea, not too far from the dominicanrepublic. as we take a look at that setup, this hear will continue to drift slow live west and northwest, and eventually across cuba may develop some model. it indicates it will develop into the eastern gulf into a more potent storm and run up the coast and bring rain to maryland by early next week but that is one possibility, keeping an eye on that. tonight 58. 58 and mostly sunny. tomorrow night a cool clear night. only down to 60 on an october night. the next few days more of the same, low to mid-80s and lots of sunshine on tap. a few more clouds than we'll see on thursday. it's an indian summer type interested. then the possibility of big rain will be there if that care bean disturbance catches a ride up the east coast. if that happens which is one scenario, could be a lot of rain monday and tuesday. it's a story we could use. >> i don't think aill complain. a dry year. >> all right. kelly? >> a recent study finds girls who eat peanut butter or nuts may be less likely to develop be

call 1-800-royal-caribbean today.nstellation energy group] captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- >> dan berdan working his way towards mild 12. -- mile number 12. dan berdan even catching up to the relay team. as the garrison forest track coach continues to run, the baltimore marathon with all the competitors, including the handcranked division of the wheelchair race. dan berdan is the guy who sets the pace in the marathon portion of today's baltimore running festival. more live coverage as we continue on >> the weather has cooperated with all the competitors. the 5k continuing to filter in past the finish line. mixed smiles in with some grimaces. everyone try to enjoy what has turned out to be a perfect day for running in the 13th annual baltimore running festival. this is our leader, dan berdan a guy who established himself as the leader early on, and he continues to set the pace. you know you are doing well when you go past some of the relay runners. that is the only company he has had s

scots were moving to the carolinas and virginia is and to the backcountry of virginia and into the caribbean>> what did that have to do a slavery? >> he ends up pointing and looking south for new sources of students and money. as soon as he arrives. shortly after he arrives, he he promises the planters the british west indies the her sons would be better off in princeton, new jersey, which is intimate and where the faculty take very good care of the boys. rather than sending them to england, where young men from the west indies were known to be wealthy and get preyed upon by people with loose morals and broad ambition. so sending them to princeton actually would be better for them, but it was also be better for princeton. he is not the only one to do this. if you look at those colleges that are founded in the mid-18th century, they all send ambassadors to the west indies. >> tell us about betsey stockton who was enslaved by an early 19th-century president of princeton. -- was given to the wife as a gift when she was a younger woman. enter marriage comes into the household -- and through marr

according to florida congressman ted yoho who i believe represents of the "pirates of the caribbean" ride. >> congressman ted yoho republican of florida says by refusing to raise the so-called debt limit congress would have the reverse effect of bringing stability to world market. >> stephen: yet, a government default could bring stability to world markets, just like if you cut off both your legs, it brings stability to your torso. because it lowers your center of gravity. anyway, nationwide, right now, i want to talk to you about the dangerous side effects of a popular drug. but first let me ask you a question? who here smokes weed? ( cheers and applause ). sadly, one of the side effectes of marijuana use is mindly hollering when you hear the word "weed." ( cheers and applause ) you see this shameful turn of events is already hitting my studio. america is surrendering in the war on drugs. 21 state have legal idtw marijuana for medical purposes, and just last year, it was made legal for recreational purposes in colorado and washington state. or should i say cheech-arado and washing-c

but down here in the caribbean, large developing storm system that is looking more and more impressive. a lot of our computer guidance bends it into west florida toward the weekend and run it up the coast as we go into monday. that's going to be pushed by a cold front and could result in big rain monday and tuesday potentially. stay tuned on that. 58 tonight and tomorrow up to 85, mossly sunny with average temps. more mid-80s just gorgeous. sunshine dominating. humidity will stay on the low to moderate side. by the way, there are the changes coming in as early has late sunday but i think most of the weekend will be looking good. >> looking patriot thy -- pretty good. >> gas prices have been falling every day for nearly a month. the national average is three -- $3.39. if the trend continues it could drop an additional 30 cents by christmas. to find the lowest prices around go to our website abc2news.com and click on the tab. >> we'll have the latest from washington, d.c. then stay tuned for an all new episode -- -- of "the list." you, uh, here for the interview? yeah... is that...? it i

royal caribbean has dropped the prices by as low as a thousand. >>> nfl highlights and fenway when we come back. sports trivia. who has played the most post-season games in major league history? the answer when early today returns. >>> and before the break we asked you who has played the most post season games in major league baseball history? the answer is yankees short stop derek jeter with impressive 158 post season games. >>> for the late nest sports. baseball playoffs stunner between the tigers and red sox. bases loaded in the eighth. big papi at plate. you saw that go grand slam to unload the bases. hit to the left, johnny gomes ran in the final. series is tied 1-1. an erin andrews get the surprising gatorade bath. the good sport posted this on twitter, quote, got to love post season baseball. tongue out and all. >>> cowboys hosting the redskins. harris with two incredible punt return, one for 86 yarlxxxvi ya touchdown. rgiii in trouble. he is sacked and loses the ball. later, throws this to the end zone. boys win it 31-16. wow. minnesota vikings legendary running back adrian pe

again, that's front coming in and potentially that moisture in the caribbean taking a ride up that front. we'll see what happens. in the meantime, does it get nicer. >> that's interesting, coming up tomorrow. >> do not cover, yet. hey, here's kelly. >> love the pink. we are thinking pink here at abc2. we're raisings awareness -- raising awareness about the disease. the doctor jones us. doctor, talk about the importance of early detection. i know we hammered that in all month long, actually all year. >> it shouldn't be just an october issue. women, especially in their mid-40s or age 5, they should begin their screening. we know that early detection has been important. >> are we seeing more people developing the disease or just more people being proactive about getting screened? >> i think we definitely have a larger number of women being diagnosed with breast cancer, which a good thing if we're diagnosing women with invasive breast cancer. but those watching the news in the last year or so, a little controversy in dcis. we don't know if they will become a problem or become invasive in the

i'm here in beautiful playa del carmen at the caribbean ocean in mexico.ehind me is an island called cozumel. and between the two, the land and the island, is the second largest coral reef in the world. coral reefs are the lungs of the planet. so we have to really be careful of them. so here we go, a little warm-up. so side to side steps. so get your rhythm going. now breathe out. once you've got your rhythm going, add your arms. bring them into your shoulders, breathe out and you're automatically going to breathe in, arms above your head, one. now, when you do your little warm-ups make sure that you do wide enough steps that you're actually working the hips. you don't want to just do really little steps like that, you want to exaggerate all your moves, easy, no-pain but get those legs going. now, you're going to just hit your bum with your heel. 5, 6, 7, 8 and swing your arm, two, 3, other arm and swing two, 3, 4. both arms one, relax it. let the momentum just fall and the muscles will relax as you drop to the ground. now, throw some invisible water, imag

looking at a tropical depression here across -- tropical development, i should say, over northwestern caribbeans. that's going to be developing further. we'll keep a very close eye on it. over towards the upper midwest and the midwest, this is the area where we're seeing a lot of hailsto hailstorms. so this is another potential for severe weather here. temperatures are heating in kansas city and oklahoma city in the mid 30s. this is very high for this time of the year. but dropping to the teens on your saturday, it's going to be difficult to cope with these types of temperatures. yesterday, due to the clear skies, you had a beautiful sight. let me show you a picture coming up from minnesota. the sky in minnesota was lit up on tuesday night, the northern lights made an appearance. beautiful light show caused by solar particles entering the earth's upper atmosphere. the lights are really only visible at very high latitudes such as alaska and canada, but they appeared in minnesota fairly often as we. beautiful sky. on that note, here's your extended forecast. >> that's all for now on this edition o

. >> the carnival ship victory was on the last leg of a four day caribbean cruise when the accident took place. >>> the palo alto fire department used unusual tactic to get a word out about a charity pancake breakfast. the automated emergency notification system sent messages to 27,000 people. his agency did nothing wrong and there were few complaints. >>> there are few complaints about the weather today. it is nice. >> you said it was a little cold earlier. >> that was earlier. now it's nice. >> you get out there now. i like this time of year. you get the nice cool nights. lots of sunshine and warm temperatures outside. going to be beautiful all the way to the coastline this afternoon. out there now, beautiful skies. autumn sunshine continuing. then we'll begin to notice changes. he's temperatures beginning to warmup. 71 in san francisco. 74 in san jose and 77 in santa rosa. throughout the afternoon enjoying the sunshine and warmer weather. and then some slow cooling in for the weekend. enjoy the next couple days. winds will be kicking up across the top of the mountains. 20 and 30 miles

became heroes when they heard cries for help in the dead of night, coming from the waters of the caribbean. it turns out, three men were stranded at sea. and what the quick-thinking passengers did next is quite remarkable. abc's reena ninan has more. good morning, reena. >> reporter: good morning. that hero couple says they've been on a lot of cruises in their lifetime. but this one may forever remain the most memorable. in the middle of the night, roy and his wife heard voices crying for help from their cabin onboard a royal caribbean cruise ship, bound for st. martin. >> we heard someone yelling, hey, hey. >> reporter: others onboard, also heard the same. >> someone's out there. we have to make a call. >> reporter: the ship's captain turned the ship around, using floodlights to search the dark waters. one hour later, the unimaginable. >> as we got so close, we saw the guy waving. that's when we really got goosebumps. >> reporter: a rescue team was sent out in a small boat and returned with three american citizens from st. croix. their speedboat had capsized, floating upside down for ten

from their cabin onboard a caribbean cruise ship, bound for st. martin. >> we heard someone yelling, hey, hey. >> reporter: others onboard, heard the same. >> someone's out there. we have to make a call. >> reporter: the ship's captain turned the ship around, using floodlights to search the dark waters. one hour later, the unimaginable. >> we got so close, we saw the guy waving. that's when we got goosebumps. >> reporter: a rescue team was sent out in a small boat and return with three american citizens from st. croix. their speedboat had capsized, floating upside down for ten hours. >> i took away that there's a lot of really nice and beautiful people in the world. >> reporter: this vacation-turned rescue mission, helped save three lives, all because of akeen hearing of a couple. >> we get goosebumps thinking about it. >> reporter: the three were rescued and dropped off at st. martin. the couple didn't get their names. but for the rest of the cruise, they got the rock star treatment, wine, chocolates. i think they deserve a lifetime -- >> great a

tropics, an area of interest in the caribbean right now. only 30% chance of becoming a tropical cyclone over the 48 hours. our biggest concern, not really a concern, but it's bigger than that one that i was talking about. talking about jerry as of now. this is tropical storm at this time. what we watching, not a lot. it's weakened. this is what is going on. winds sustained 45 miles per hour. it is stationary. not going to be affecting the u.s., the most accurate future trends not picking up on anything for today's. clouds moving in. that's the scenario over time. this is what we have for a high temperature, 80 degrees by 3:00, make sure you tweet us if you have a nice picture at abc 2 weather. the seven-day forecast keeps us dry in to saturday. sundays and monday, that's the potential for showers in the forecast. now a check of the traffic with loren. >>> we are looking at a pretty calm commute this tuesday morning as we head to howard county, here is a live look at interstate 70, eastbound lanes clocking in, 65 miles per hour, columbia pik

the international monetary fund's expecting more slow economic growth for latin america and the caribbean. in its latest forecast it says the regional economy will grow by 2.75%, recover from a slow down that started two years ago. >> we see levels of growth that given structure of the brazilian economy today we'll be waiting until 2014 and onward for more improvement. perhaps rates of 3 or 3.5% later, when the infrastructure will have significant effects on economic growth. >> eight of the biggest universities in greece have shut their doors due to a strike by admin growth, 600 jobs may be cut. john siropolous reports from athens. >> it is a tense meeting. half of these 800 employees at the athens polytechnic will have to go. first year students arrive for orientation but there are no enrollments, no graduations. students finalists worried about the job market he will find. >> we support this strike and fight with the staff, not just because 400 households are being shuttered but also because it's a blow to public universities and to our studies. >> the polytechnic relies highly on its s

it's a disturbance in the western caribbean. of the computer models are now bringing this possibly into the gulf of mexico. with the government shutdown places like the hurricane center that help forecast these, they are still running if anything becomes of this. >> a holocaust memorial in jerusalem is posthumously recognizing a egyptian doctor. this is the first time the israeli institution has hon in order an arab. thanks so much for watching al jazeera america. i'm morgan radford. "inside story" is up next. ♪

call 1-800-royal-caribbean today. . >>> the potomac river is one f the most quiet and beautiful partscan run them. shannon christy in this story for "60 minutes sports" on showtime. >> for her first run she's rolling with two of the biggest boys in the spofrmt steve fisher is her cameraman and jason beeks is her dad, talking her through the roof to take down the fall. >> there's two little ledges right in the middle. >> reporter: and warning her to stay away from the deadly chute called subway. you want to avoid that. >> reporter: here she goes for her first one. >> i entered the rapids and i thought i was going to be a little bit low where i wanted to enter but the watt wirs taking me where i wanted to go. i thought i was too far right but i was able to get my bow around. oh, that was great. i cannot wait to do it again. >> reporter: there's nothing like that first time. but the race is just days away and she knows she can do it better. >> now we're just going to charge definitely. >> her enthusiasm is affect out but that doesn't mean they're not dangerous. class five they're extreme