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it is imported locally and also from the caribbean. it is having an internal economy bringing in workers who get their wages in rum. enslaved people receive rum for anything from childbirth to getting a cow out of a meyer. it is one of these moments where you can see how different groups of people we don't always think of interacting around an item part of everyday life. >> where and when is it invented? >> i argue in the book it is invented in barbados in the early to mid-17th century when europeans from england and scotland and native people from south america and africans arrived in barbados within about 18 months of each other. it is a moment when people want alcohol. all of those individuals were used to alcohol. they are far removed from where they had lived previously. certain alcohols don't travel well. and so there are people interested in making alcohol, with some experience. there are new products they experiment with, fermenting to turn sugar into alcohol. some of the equipment is necessary to make rum arrived on the island

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tonight as dorian churns through the caribbean, puerto rico reminded of a lesson it's learned before maria was two years ago, but is it fresh for you >> oh yeah it's fresh for everybody yeah, you don't forget that. >> reporter: tonight in puerto rico, a rare moment of calm as we're caught between those hurricane bands. meanwhile, in florida a state of emergency has been declared. ahead of dorian's anticipated arrival later this week. kate >> morgan, thank you as residents of puerto rico braced for dorian, president trump blasted the island's leaders who were critical of his response to maria in 2017. peter alexander at the white house for us peter, those leaders now firing back >> reporter: that's right. tonight the mayor of san juan is criticizing president trump for his tweets this morning as the storm was barrelling toward the island the president bashing puerto rico as one of the most corrupt places on earth, calling its political system broken, and insisting that he is the, quote, best thing that ever happened to puerto rico. san juan's mayor, a frequent trump critic, responding

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holidays in paradise where turquoise waters that's what the caribbean stands for it's no different on the tiny island of angola. somewhat troubled by the fact that the seals are being made for us you know 4000 miles away basically every year here we are powerless to do nothing about it. despite the sunny skies the dark cloud of banks it looms here to. their suffering for it not for me but for the youngsters that are coming out. it's early in the morning and d.j. hama one of them and winners of most popular journalists is opening up his radio studio today is the day britain was supposed to lead. good morning good morning is the mortal shorty across the firm radio on d.j. harbor enemy your company for this lovely morning is also read the day it all breaks the date of course all eyes and ears of law into the u.k. here this time oh you know our ministry in power to check was happy very bad but some believe. the glass of rum radio will keep going forward keep good for here all the want to show. that many people on the island listen to d.j. ham as morning show. he likens breaks it to hurric

after bringing honey home from the caribbean. >>> caught on camera, the massive landslide at a national park leaving several people injured. >>> and the big announcement about eddie murphy. >> will you be my won't you be my, won't you be my neighbor. >>> going back to where it started. >>> good tuesday morning. we begin with a state of emergency already declared in puerto rico as the island is bracing for tropical storm dorian less than two years after hurricane maria battered the island killing thousands of people. >> dorian is expected to strengthen into a hurricane as early as tonight and could lash puerto rico as a category 1 storm. as residents stock up on supplies, authorities are opening 360 shelters across the island and they're sending radios and satellite phones to all police departments and mayor, something that was not done before hurricane maria. >>> meanwhile in south florida more than 200 first responders are packing up and heading to the caribbean as part of the preparation effort. now let's get the latest on the track of the storm with accuweather's adam del rosso. good

western caribbean as did symphony of the seas. the coast guard shut down all maritime operations in san juan late yesterday. all of that remains closed. things could reopen tomorrow. it all depends on what happens for tonight. for florida, people up and down the coast have been stocking up on water and nonperishable. still a few days out. a lot of uncertainty to where this eye hits the sunshine state. neil? >> neil: phil keating, thanks very much. how bat could things get? we're just revving up to the hurricane season. joe bastardi is with us. what do you think? >> this last a classic bend in the track to the west, which is usually an ear mark of a major intensifying storm. if you go back and look at -- i talking about the track in two or three days. it's moving north, to the north. it has avoided what we wefer -- refer to as a cribbian gauntlet. it's just in the extreme northeast caribbean and moving to the atlantic. it will continue this northwest bath the next couple days and then turn to the west. i fear when it turns to the w

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this mass of cloud was initially just side of the caribbean.eveloped and it became a tropical depression. as the winds it has now been designated as a tropical storm. this is tropical storm dorian. it has already affected islands in the eastern caribbean, st lucia and barbados, for example. and in the next 2a hours we expected to continue as journey to the west north—west at about 20 kilometres per hour, initially affecting puerto rico, as we move from wednesday on into thursday, so will bring that combination of wet and windy weather closer by to this manual. so initially we have concerns about her concerns on puerto rico. there will be this combination of wet and windy weather, up to six inches of rain, around 150 millimetres of rain. some of the wind just getting up to 120 kilometres per hour. it may be categorised as a weak hurricane. we will keep you posted on all of that. a near—total ban on taking baby african elephants from the wild and selling them to zoos has been approved at a meeting in geneva. parties to the convention on internati

returning to that caribbean island to face manslaughter charges tonight. he says he would do it again. >>> the outrage. a room full of teenagers appearing to give the nazi salute. major questions about the school's response. >>> and your health tonight. new guidelines for gene testing when it comes to breast cancer and ovarian cancer. >>> good evening and it's great to have you with us he very busy tuesday night. and we begin tonight with the disturbing new headline, after el paso and dayton, tonight, news of three new threats. three new arrests. authorities say these threats of mass shootings in three separate states. police in florida handcuffing this 15-year-old boy with his mother by his side. he is accused of threatening to take his father's assault-style weapon to school to shoot several other people. these new arrests come on the heels of three other threats. at least a half dozen in the last week. the fbi warning about a rise in domestic terror and possible copycat shooters, and authorities believe this is proof of that. abc's victor oquendo leads

a tropical storm moving to the caribbean right now. we will update our local forecast coming up in two minutes. >>> president trump is eyeing a new report suggests he wanted to drop nuclear weapons into a hurricane to weaken it. the president suggested multiple times the national security's officials they should use nuclear bombs to start stop hurricanes from reaching the u.s. trump responded on twitter calling the story ridiculous and just more fake news. >>> a glimpse at how silicon valley is changing how humans explore space. >>> when it comes to getting satellites into space or bases onto the moon or mars it turns out building it up there has a way smarter way of doing it. >>> target adding some disney magic. how the bay area is experimenting with a new store within a store. >>> the fight around a controversial navigation center proposed in fremont. why one homeless man tells us it can make all the difference. >>> >>> here in northern california we have been spared the kind of fire season we had last year. let's go to colorado. loo

as we come on the air, hurricane dorian is carving a path through the caribbean, the storm strengthening this afternoon, lashing the u.s. virgin islands with heavy rains and dangerous winds, but veering away from much of puerto rico where residents were so worried. as the storm heads west, florida is being warned. the latest prediction, dorian could be a powerful hurricane by the time it nears the east coast this holiday weekend once again, we begin with al roker tracking it all. al >> this is the latest on dorian. right now 80-mile-per-hour winds. it's moving northwest at 14 miles per hour the track of the storm as a category 1 makes its way into the atlantic then we see it become a category 2 early friday, category 3 on saturday, landfall sometime early on monday along the florida coast. that's the national hurricane track. we bring in the american model, you can see landfall to the north, but the european model a little further to the south. it'll be a while before we get convergence. we look for the risk of strong winds especially sunday along the florida coast. and as far as heavy r

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forecasters say the storm is likely to strengthen as it moves over the warm caribbean waters. and slammed into the southern u.s. costs over labor day weekend. possibly as a category three hurricane. >>> regardless of dorian's path we are entering the busiest part of the season. everyone should prepare now. >> reporter: >>> we are talking about a storm that just missed puerto rico. wonderful news for puerto rico. but that means the storm did not get sheared apart. by the mountains over puerto rico. it is now a stronger storm than we first thought moving over the warmest waters of the caribbean with little windshear. we are talking about a hurricane that will likely strengthen the next couple days. currently 80 mile-per-hour sustained winds. where it goes next is critical. i'm not worried about the open caribbean the next couple days. day three and a four and a five. i have removed the icon. on this image. i don't want you to focus on the centerline. 99 times out of 100 the storm does not hit her the centerline is. but the range of possibility. category three hurricane making la

we're tracking its path one day after it barreled through the french caribbean island of martinique. >>> the company behind oxycontin is ready to pay for its alleged role in the opioid crisis. how much purdue pharma is offering to settle dozens of lawsuits. >>> and a patient who died, tested for homicide. why a lawyer claims he's not the only victim. >>> good morning from the studio 57 newsroom atat cbs news headquarters in new york. i'm wendy gillette in for anne-marie green. puerto rico is under a state of emergency this morning after tropical storm dorian takes aim at the island. later today dorian is expected to move over toward or near puerto rico as a strong possible storm or possibly a hurricane. a hurricane watch is in effect for the island. parts of puerto rico are still recovering from hurricane maria two years ago. later this week dorian could pose a threat to florida. we begin with laura podesta in new york. laura, how is puerto rico preparing for the stm? >> well, wendy, some people are choosing to leave the island, but those choosing to stay are getting water and canned

we have a big mess down in the caribbean, too. >> that will be the big story.ll try to fine tune the track over the next few days. we know hurricane dorian will continue to strengthen into a major hurricane. that will be the top of the news as we head toward the weekend, especially by sunday and into monday. for us here in the bay area, we have a nice day out there. in fact, here is the live camera toward san francisco. we have cloud cover this morning but a bit of a break in the cloud cover, actually cleared things out nicely throughout late this morning and into the early portion of the afternoon. as we come in closer, we have clear to partly cloudy skies. it is mild out there. temperatures this morning, we're off to a warm start. san francisco, an overnight low of 64 degrees. it is a nice launching pad for a warm afternoon. right now it is 70. san jose, 73. walnut creek, mid-70s, and santa rosa, 79 degrees. football weather for this weekend, levi stadium, we're expecting mostly clear skies. temperatures at kickoff around 73 degrees, eventually dropping down

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the category 1 storm bypassing puerto rico, thankfully but slamming several caribbean islands.-- island of saint john also getting hammered by heavy rain and intense wind. steve: now it's headed our way. we have live team coverage this morning. meteorologist adam klotz is tracking dorian's storm. but first we turn to rick leventhal live in puerto rico where, rick, that palm tree is not moving. that's a good sign. rick: yeah, absolutely, guys. puerto rico waking up with a

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tropical storm dorian has caused power outages and downed trees in the caribbean islands of barbados and solutia is now threatening puerto rico with a direct hit people in this u.s. territory been stockpiling goods and boarding up their homes as they continue to recover 2 years after being struck by how it can maria dorrian is forecast to bring heavy rains and could approach hurrican strength president drums declared an emergency ahead of the storm's arrival. the u.s. and mexico have reached a deal 8 months ago it was to allow tens of thousands of asylum seekers to wait for the hearings whilst on mexican soil well the central american migrants were promised jobs and shelter under the remaining mexico plan but as john the hole now reports from the border town of wanna that isn't happening. roland his son the well are heading home they too have an estimated $40000.00 u.s. asylum seekers mostly from guatemala from salvador and like them from honduras but over the border into mexico to wait for their process to play out it's a relatively new deal before they would have waited in the u.s.

>>> hi, there, i'm brooke baldwin, all eyes are on hurricane dorian and its wild path across the caribbean. this storm has just been upgraded to a category one storm. not only has it strengthened, it's changed course, it's following the same track as hurricane maria. by the time it passes puerto rico, it could become a major hurricane, category 3, and spinning straight toward the u.s. mainland, florida, georgia, south carolina, the question right now is where in the southeast could dorian make land fall. tom seder is tracking all of this, what's going on with dorian right now. >> dorian's the little storm that could a couple days ago, we were like, dorian. it's not going to continue yesterday it was like, okay, we see you. and now today it's get ready. this storm has been fighting a dry atmosphere it shouldn't be together. but it did. here's the visual imagery, you can see how broad it's getting. it's a small storm and smaller storms can typically be changed in either direction. even strengthening or deteriorating. the track shifted to the east, and really when we watch this toward florida

tropical storm dorian barrels through the caribbean threatening puerto rico.ow the island is still reeling from hurricane maria and preparing for another hit. >>> guns and grief. house speaker nancy pelosi says democrats will not accept the lack of action on gun control after this month's mass shootings. we talk with four people who lost loved ones about the lasting impact of gun violence. >>> leveling the field. actress lori loughlin returns to court today in her admissions fraud case. only on "cbs this morning" what the college board plans to do with s.a.t. scores to reassure applicants everyone

it's already affected islands in the eastern caribbean, st lucia and barbados, for example.rney away to the west—north—west at about 20 kilometres per hour, initially affecting puerto rico. but as we move from wednesday on into thursday, so will bring that combination of wet and windy weather closer by to hispaniola. so initially we have concerns about its effects on puerto rico. there will be this combination of wet and windy weather, up to six inches of rain, around 150 millimetres of rain. some of the wind gusts getting up to 120—130 kilometres per hour. a little more than that and it may stop being a tropical storm and it may be categorised as a weak hurricane. of course, we will keep you posted on all of that. a near—total ban on taking baby african elephants from the wild and selling them to zoos has been approved at a meeting in geneva. parties to the convention on international trade in endangered species decided to tighten the rules after days of debate. the decision significantly strengthens the restrictions on the elephant trade, as the bbc‘s tim allman reports. t

i love the first two pirates of the caribbean movies and the rest they could have done without. i heard the doing another one. i love watching movies and reading books that are fictionalized accounts. but since this is a nonfiction book and i try to be as scrupulous as possible. i wanted to separate fact and fiction and that was one of the most interesting things about the book that i discovered along with many of you know pirates never bury the charger, they did not make people walk the plank, there plenty of easier ways to cope people back then. and pirates did have patches, i didn't find any that had wooden legs all the people at the time did have wooden legs, norah pirates the had a hook. but we ever mad romanticize pirs and johnny depp is a prime example. a lot of pirates did dress rather lavishly and that was impart their way of sticking their middle finger up to the standard of proper society at the time and when they took over a ship that had a lot of nice close or people that were being transported from the upper class they would force them to strip and take a close and

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in connection particularly to the black community, particularly of caribbean heritage.t and the state's failure of treating people of caribbean heritage, not recognising their british status. that is almost a manifestation of this. so we need to explore that much further. i mean, the whole debate is really important. and i think the university has done a greatjob to do that. what we need now is a wider debate in society, working with a whole range of community organisations up and down the country, who have been raising this. i mean, this issue has been raised from the time of 0laudah equiano, an abolitionist of african heritage, fighting for the rights. he raised issues for reparations 300 years ago. and the late bernard grant, mp, in 1995, had the first major debate in parliament around this issue. and, so, i think it's a long time coming. you have talked about a national amnesia over attitudes to slavery. if you were to correct that, if your analysis is right, what difference do think it would make going forward ? do think it would make going forward? in south africa

the caribbean ireland, these are cold the lesser antilles to the east of the caribbean, this is tropicalext 2a, 48 hours. barbados could be affected by the storm, it is closing in. as the store moves across the caribbean over the next few days, it could potentially strengthen —— the storm. just about into a hurricane, affecting puerto rico and also hispaniola, haiti and the dominican republic. that is a few days away but trouble booing in the tropics. backin but trouble booing in the tropics. back in the uk, suffice to say, another hot day on the way tomorrow, goodbye. hello, i'm nuala mcgovern, this is outside source. global trade, the amazon, iran and brexit — dominate the last day of the g7 in biarritz. iran emerges as a key issue. president trump says he hasn't ruled out meeting iranian leaders. they have to be good players. you understand what that means. and they can't do what they were saying they are going to do, because if they do that they're going to be met with really very violent force. we have no choice. president trump was optimistic about another rival too, china, saying

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the category one storm intensifying after slamming several caribbean islands while puerto rico seems to have been spared. the virgin islands blasted in st. thomas, you can see boats thrown around as towering waves reach massive heights. the island of st. john hammered by heavy rain, intense wind, all of this could be headed here. we have the latest track. everyone wants to hear what you have to say. >> this has been a difficult storm to track. yesterday morning it looks like running over portions of puerto rico. this is where the center of circulation ran its way up to the virgin islands, puerto rico largely dodging the system. it is run to the north into open ocean, very warm water. will have a lot of time to heat up, get bigger, get stronger and intensify before it turns toward florida. there is the center of circulation back over warm waters to the east of the bahamas. here's what we are looking at as far as movement, northwest at 13 miles an hour, winds at 85 miles an hour making a category one storm but it will be running over warm water, so it will be allowed to intensify, 100

once it goes into the caribbean then we do think that we're looking at a category one hurricane that is heading towards the northwest and possibly making an impact on puerto rico. kevin many thanks this is the news hour from out sirrah still to come on the program outrage in turkey a harrowing video of a woman stabbed to death by her ex-husband sparks debate on domestic violence plus . i was hollerin job on the border between pakistan and india and i'll tell you the impact of the border fence on wildlife there. and lightning strikes golf's end of season event injuring some fans all the details coming up and. over 100 years ago britain and france made a secret deal to divide the middle east between them now we can durham in the 2nd episode we explore the lasting effects of this agreement if there is a original set to 6 because it's at those borders were drawn without consulting the people who have to live with it the. psych speak old lines in the sun on jersey. when the news breaks. when people need to be heard and the story needs to be told pretty remarkable to that of we had died la

his last 24 hours you see the storm system making its way toward the caribbean in erie go. once he gets in there takes a jog to the north that's important. we haven't seen that in models we're not forecasting this but it is moved to the north so that's going to change the whole track of this storm system as it makes its way toward the allen and hear the very latest moves on the cross sustained winds right now 60 miles per hour. so i think coming on shore in puerto rico or below hurricane strength and then it'll weaken a little bit as it moves across the island before pushing out in open waters again and then it will strengthen and there you go by friday afternoon. hurricane force winds 75 miles per hour. it's moving north now the bahamas that the latest track that takes it away from any of the land mass here and that is going to allow the storm system to strengthen if that stays on this track. now watch the latest model track taken right there near titusville near orlando pushing on shore possibly as a category one as we head into friday afternoon except one of the will be

it is really over the open waters of the caribbean right now, gaining fuel. that is why we expect it to increase. so right now 85-mile-per-hour winds. a category 1 storm. it will end up eventually as a category 4 storm. just a massive storm. this started out as a tropical storm. it was expected on monday to remain a tropical storm. maybe even fizzle out as it went over hispaniola. that didn't happen. a jog to the north changed everything. right now 220 miles north-northwest of san juan, puerto rico, moving at 13 miles per hour. that's been the pace the past 48 to 72 hours. that's going to slow down as we get closer to the coast, closer to the bahamas. that is good news. we'll see lots of rain dumped in those areas because it is going to slow down tremendously. right now looking at the track, a category 1 storm. look what happens by friday. jumping up to a category 3 storm. that's because there is nothing in its way but this warm, warm water. the fuel for the storm to really get it going. category 3 storm as it goes through saturday and then by sunday anywhere

. >>> tropical storm dorian gaining strength as it approaches the eastern caribbean.t has maximum sustained winds of 60 miles per hour and people in puerto rico were stocking up on supplies. forecasters say that storm could hit the area on wednesday as a category one hurricane. before that it could dump as much is eight inches of rain on barbados. >>> pharmaceutical giant johnson & johnson caused a public health emergency in oklahoma. in the landmark case the drug giant has been ordered to pay $572 million in damages for addiction programs over the next 30 years. the pharmaceuticals were named as defendants, both settled out of court for combined total of $355 million. johnson & johnson vows to appeal. >> we are disappointed and disagree with the judge's decision. we believe it is flawed. >> it could shave negotiations in federal ohio. a judge is weighing 1500 opioid lawsuits. >>> what could be the first for children who use medical marijuana. the state passed a bill today that would allow students access to medical marijuana to let school boards decide whether they c

mainland. >> yeah, overnight the storm traveling through the caribbean. here's what it looked like in st. thomas. puerto rico thankfully avoiding that direct hit, but the island is still dealing with heavy rains and strong winds. >> let's take a look at the satellite showing the storm churning through the atlantic. you can see how big the storm is. >> our team is spread out across the storm zone with the very latest. rob marciano, he's going to start us off with the storm's track right now in the studio. good morning, rob. >> good morning, michael. this is st. thomas yesterday, 82-mile-an-hour sustained winds with gusts up to 111. a half a foot of rain, just got hammered in the u.s. virgin islands. puerto rico just got skimmed. the composite. the radar beginning to fade as it gets farther away from the radar site in puerto rico, about 175 miles north of the island there with 85-mile-per-hour winds and heading towards the northwest at about 13 miles an hour. so the track is for a category 1 today becoming a category 2. that means winds of 96 miles an hour

>>> hurricane dorian is coming violent winds and driving rain battering the caribbean, now taking a direct aim at florida with massive storm surges and mill wrnz in the path. >>> stop vaping immediately. that is the word from health officials as the number of vapors with lung disease grows >>> breaking overnight, president trump's trusted gate keep cann keeper of the oval office is out. >>> dozens of loaded guns, multiple grenades and thousands of rounds of ameo found in a home and that is just the beginning. >>> and goes deep reporting on what it's like to be in the middle of category 3 hurricane winds. >>> a very busy friday ahead "early today" starts right now >>> good morning >> 21 million people in the state of florida are on high alert as hurricane dorian threatens to batter the sunshine state, unleashing a dangerous combo of devastating winds and heavy rain the governor has expanded the state of emergency and president trump canceling his trip to pole tonight over see the response. a major airlines like american, southwest and delta issuing travel wavers ahead of the storm. >> repor

. >>> good morning, fbi raid, agents descend on jeffrey epstein's private caribbean island, the criminal investigation only intensifying after his suicide. this morning, what investigators could be looking for and the attorney general sounds off. >> victims deserve justice, and they will get it. >> the latest just ahead. >>> breaking overnight, highway shooto shootout. a gun battle breaks out on a california interstate. one officer killed, two others injured. the investigation into how it happened and the emotional tribute to the fallen overnight. >>> terror scare, a man goes on a deadly stabbing spree in the heart of sydney. bystanders racing to the rescue. this morning, what australian police just revealed about a link to the mass killings here in the u.s. >>> those stories, plus wicked weather, severe storms expected from texas to the east coast and dangerous heat across the entire southern half of the country. >>> sign of the times, the surprising back to school item flying off shelves at major retailers across the nation. >>> and close encounter. >> oh, my god. >> one family's unfor