it's always evolved from the early publishing is, through to live action, and then in 2010 the cg!s the biggest change, it stand with early research that we did, we reached out to different countries, parents, mothers and children, to find out what it is they like about the show and what could be improved. one sound bite from a little boy said, trains go places, thomas is a train but he doesn't go anywhere. i thought that's a good point. it set openly discussions, let's think about thomas going around the world. the first reverend aubrey book that spoke about thomas introduced him as thomas the tank engine, wants to come out of the station yard and see the world. we are 73 years late, but let's ta ke the world. we are 73 years late, but let's take him around the world!m isa let's take him around the world!m is a great way to freshen up the series, it gives you a proper story based reasoning for new characters to come in, characters with very different cultural backgrounds to thomas. yet, you are still doing it against the backdrop of this culture of the steam train, however much it

. >> rshorter: the cg waves. and the final warning to run for cover. >> your time to get out is coming to a close. >> bracing forimpact. we look at the coast. >> tonight, it is inching to handle. we've sustain strong surfnd the rough winds and the one of most powerful storms to hit this area in decades. >> let's start with doug to show us the track and the potential impact up and dn the east coast. it is amazg. it is making its way to the east coast. as it moves in, it just stalls out. you can clearly seet offhe coast. this is cape t.look it is expected t

>> rshorter: the cg waves. and the final warning to run for cover. >> your time to get out is coming to a close. >> bracing forimpact. we look at the coast. >> tonight, it is inching to handle. we've sustain strong surfnd the rough winds and the one of most powerful storms to hit this area in decades. >> let's start with doug to show us the track and the potential impact up and dn the east coast. it is amazg. it is making its way to the east coast. as it moves in, it just stalls out. you can clearly seet offhe coast. this is cape t.look it is expected to make that turn to the west. so again, -a100-mihour winds. this has increased. i told you the last hour that we ma see it increase. it is back to 105. that's why this is it in the middle of the screen. they're now updating it on an hourly even though it has increase in the intensity, that doesn't mean it won't createore problems. even 10, 15-mile-per-hour winds or less, the sberm surge wil the same and that's something we'll be watching.e now, lawres watching th

congressman, r-texas take cg @ 0:11-0:20and she said daddy why did that airplane fly into that buildingirliner hit i knew it was more than an accident, i knew it was a terror attack anna wiernicki: now as chairman of the house homeland security committee, mccaul has dedicated his career to making sure an attack on that scale never happens again. michael mccaul: i can tell you the threat level has gone down. anna wiernicki: mccaul says america áis safer, but there are still active threats every day to the country.michael mccaul: there is a serious threat to our aviation sector right now using laptop explosives and toxic gases and that's why you see tsa ramping up security methods.anna wiernicki (stand up) @annaewiernickitake cg @ 0:46- 0:56congressman mccaul says he is working on legislation to enhance airport security so t-s-a can detect dangerous pieces of technology like laptop bombs from getting on airplanes.michael mccaul: they are still very diligent about the crown jewel and that is aviation. anna wiernicki: and while many work to keep the country safe he says it is important to r

weakening a little bit and filling in with more rain showers, so still a category 1 hurricane, and it'swl cg at three miles per hour. it heads throughilmington and then it heads west, well west of by pb phomonday. we will have rain until tuesday and it could be heavy at times for our area, and the take a look, wednesday, thursday, friday looking fabuls. absolutely wonderful. we are going to continue to watch for showers this weekend. heavy rain by monday and tuesday possible. >> thanks, lauren. >>> that's it for "news4 midday." thank you for joining us. we are back with the latest at 4:00. >> have a great day and a >> have a great day and a fantastic weekend. olay regenerist wipes out the competition; hydrating better than $100, $200 even $400 creams. with our b3 complex, beautiful skin doesn't have to cost a fortune. olay. ♪ >>> we're live in five, four, three, two, one. ♪ >> for now, let's eavesdrop on a host guest. i'm julie chen moonves. good night. that was her in the first cbs appearance since he stepped down at ceo. welcome to "access live." scott evans is with us. >> hello! >> on thi

back to you.om >> cg up a d.c. musician hitting high notes on a national stage. how you can help keep him sharing his talent coming up. >> be careful as you are driving out there. we have a dense fog advisory. some areas are seeing about a half mile visibility or even less this alrning. we'llk about what you can expect through the day today with your forecast coming up. >> plus protesting police. an outcry after an officer shot and killed a man in his own home. new details about the (announcer) there's a freedom about asheville. an unspoken invitation to discover who you really are. come up for air. >>> that weather alert in effect all week as we continue to tra hurricane florence. it is now a category 4 hurricane. it moves through the atlantic. storm team 4 is tracking it as it gets closer to the east coast. >> also keeping an eye on our local weather this morning. keep a live look at the pentagon where tributes will be starting for the victims of the septemb 11th attacks in a few minutes. you can tell it'soggy now and we'll take you live there in a moment. but

scene right now that's emotionally just devastating, at the end, i have to be crying, like is no snot cgthat puts nee the proper space of intimacy. >> in that situation i think i would say (softly) okay, action... ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: i like it. did it make you, like, want to cry? >> stephen: i'm on the edge of tears now. just as important, how about your "cut" because you have to say "cut" at the end. >> i know, my "cut" is so terrible. >> stephen: did you refuse to say "cut? "because they'll just run the camera until you say" cut ." the most ex expensive part. >> i also made doug turner say "cut" because i can always tell what the director thinks about what i did, as an actor. because if they're like, (sighing) cut. you heard that. and i think, i've got to go back to college and get another job. >> stephen: or if they say, cut, cut. >> or you hear a sigh and then, cut... >> stephen: give me the cut you want to hear as an actress. >> i like t -- i like, cut! >> stephen: let's go drinkin'! nailed it! ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: good to see you. you, too! >> stephen

most of the computer models have this cg out to sea. we'll be watching that very closely over the next few days but right now my mom is on that recurvature at this time. tomorrow 949 heat is back. heat index well over 100 again under mostly sunny skies. next couple of days, 95 degrees on thursday and 858 on friday and 78 on saturday and showers likely on saturday, and look at this. here comes the really cool air. 74, breezy with showers likely on sunday a o kinda fall day for sure. you've been asking for fall days. hey, we'veorot a coupleyou, saturday, sunday and monday. >> all right. >> something to look forward to. thank you, doug. >> still ea conclusive new details in the d.c. mansion murders. his connection to the scene days and hours after the crime and the i-team digs deeper into possible ties to a key witness tonight ahead at 6:30. >> plus, book bombshell. shocking allegations about turmoil in the white house and there's more to life than the climb. there's the view. you've gotta stop and look around a little.co . shed life's lay

even his daughter is cg her name now, he is such old news. >> seth: yes. >> she's taking her mom's namet's bond, right? >> yeah. >> seth: yeah, she is changing her name to bond, which is, by the way, a better name. ly it's a strong name. >> seth: yeah, exa >> i think i'm gonna change my name to bond. >> seth: yeah, let's all do it. so, anyway, as we're talking e out this, you know, it just seems like you h focus on today's news. there was a lot today. we had the kavanaugh confirmation hearing. there was a moment that happened with the father of one of the slain students at parkland, right? >> mm-hmm. >> seth: explain what happened real quick, and then i want to show the clip and get your take on it. >> right, and again, judge for s yoursehen you see it because it's a real metaphor moment for how we're deciding to decide what's true in our y. soci kavanaugh's leaving. and the father comes up to him to introduce himself. puts his hand out. i believe you will see the judge recognize the man and the gesture. he does nothing, turns away and then security escorts him. the white house says i a

. >> hello, thank you.om i love cg to your show. >> seth: i love having you here.es. >> seth: -- that's right. >> we can't all do it. sorry. >> seth: so this is your second season. you won your first season. >> i did. >> seth: did you get to brag it up? [ cheers and applause ] >> i was -- it was one of those things -- well, ake and i made a bet. if i won he had to call me queen kelly clarkson.i' and if he wohave to shut up for five minutes. [ laughter ] so i'm still talking. o no, but, so i mean i had perform at his bar to get him to say it. but yeah.ea >> seth:y? >> yeah. >> seth: so in order for him to call you queen you had to like, go to a gig. >> i had to go to all red. that's what i had to do. but i was willing too it. >> seth: hopefully you got some nice grainy iphone video of him calling you queen. >> i do have grainy iphone video. >> seth: good. you -- they justoneleased a clip ne. i think either yesterday or today of this wonderful 13-year-old -- >> 13. yeah. >> seth: who's got this incredibly powerful voice. >> yeah. >> seth: and it seemed like -- based

had been involuntarily oppressed into the army, or do we have any idea if they attempted to desert cg a higher rate than other us soldiers who deserted? bothande: the numbers on counts are nonexistent. they are challenging to find if not impossible, just because the recruiters often did not say whether or not they impressed the men, because some of these recruiters were getting money for getting these men into service. there is a great collection that froml franklin edited eight union army recruiter, and he said he first started off as trying to get slaves to come, but he was having trouble giving slaves to leave their families behind. start to impress them. a lot of the material about , even though it is clear and some former slave statements and the union army recruiters, the numbers are -- nobody has calculated or been able to find a clear number as to how many were impressed as far as willingly joined. just wondering, when does it turn from a wall to desertion -- awol to desertion? is there a time? dr. lande: i do not know if there is a timeframe on it, but in the courts-martial,

we are live where vladimir putin will host chinese president cg xi jinping.er, we will bring you our interview with the russian energy minister. this is bloomberg. ♪ has a milano finance or wonderful line. consolidation in the credit may consider bbva and avm as a possible m&a. for the make sense exposure or abn in the north. that is the latest newspaper reported. on the possibility of cross-border mortgages -- mer gers. the governor of the swedish bank meets privately with investors and bankers in london. can he soothe their nerves? nejra: we were taking a look at the swedish election with inconclusive results. the debate on possible sanctions against hungary. manus: and lawmakers will hear from the greek prime minister. let's see what he is going to say. markets are in focus along with a big function issue really in the sideline. hurricane florence on the way to the ease coast of america. the markets and more. >> let's start with the mixed picture in markets. the real standout this morning is japan up 1.2%. with have a weaker yen. cheap valuations helping.

that happens to be cg bedford.ter quarterback trying to take over for the niners against the chargers. >> he will come out. >> if you think john gruden is animated after three losses and a rash of penalties imagine how things might be if they start out 0-4. and imagine if that comes to the cleveland browns. baker mayfield is actually end spent can you believe it? the golden state warriors have already played their first preseason game. as the five all-stars ok

>> just -- cg t pare i played a role ihe ptya i hernta. >> you stole a point from me. >> williams wasn saturday and went on to lose the championship. the chairman and president of the u.s. tennis association, that's katrina adams, joins us in studio 57. we should mention she's a panelist on cbs sports network. we need to talk. boy, do we. katrina adams joins us at the table. >> good to have you here. >> it is still the topic of conversation really all around. i was in france watching. it's hard to understand what's happening when they're speaking in french but there's certain things you understand. everybody keeps saying that carlos raymos is a very good ump, that he does a very good jo job. do you think he handled this situation well? >> i think for the umpire, he was following the code. warning, point, game. serena was in the code for coaching and the racket a because and escalated to what he thought, he was being abused. by the code, he followed the law. however, i think perhaps on a personal note, he could hav differently. as far as maybe giving her a soft warning with the coachin

the cloud and these partnerships >> we'll talk about it from facebook jp more januargan, shares are cgneasy pressure but they do keep their weight and target. >> that piece of research, when you have powerful penalties who are at war in terms of just ethos and culture. it happened. you know the system represented much more free spirit. they're not trying to save your name they're about telling stories. that's what we thought zuckerberg were able these are classic culture and the side that lost is the side of creativity. >> could not have said it better talking to a couple of investors this morning, they seem to agree with you wondering when those top guys leave and an impact and, how importantly transition is to instagram stories as important in some ways as the desktop to mobile for this desktop company and whether it will be successfully navigated without those two guys >> sometimes the follow eiing matters. you get the sense that you know what, this guy is not trying to make money he's about trying to be let's say figuring out what the customers most wanted. return investment great.

tomorrow morning it's still a category 1 hurricane, 75-mile-per-hour ws at a slow cg its way west. coluia, it's on top of it by sunday morning. still they are goingo be seein torpical force winds as well. the winds extend out 130 miles. hurricane-force utnds extend o about 60so miles. there is a wide swath that can cause a l damag is wot w oe fe looking at today. wind gusts right now wilmington 83. kingsville9. 74 out in buoy and we are expecting storm sges to come in. up to 3 million people could lose power, guys. the sto surge going to be the big story. 11 feet in m 7 to some areas. even some other areas we are getting reports now that the high tides are going to be one to two feet above what they were expecting. that's going to be an issue as well. 0 to 20 inches. it is going to be a problem. as you just heard, upwards of 20 inches in some areas already. we can see 40 inches before it's al over, guys. >> hard to fatho much water. the national hurricane center says the 7:00 a.m. position the center of the eye of the hurricane is about to make landfall nearll wrights beach, caroli

he brought the cg character to life. to be part of the action, more lean forward?by augmented realities. he's disappeared in a cloud of zeros and ones. and that's it for this week. don't forget, we live on facebook and twitter at @bbcclick. thanks for watching. we'll see you soon. and charlie stayt. as the social media giant suffers its biggest ever security breach. if there's no brexit deal, putting jobs at risk. beyond the expiry date. to their awesome foursomes. opening day. rather chilly start but we have a decent weekend. sunny spells. feeling quite cool.