leave my home on let me insane to neighboring chad for talks. now he met with chads prime minister and jemina is yours. genta maintains that it is open to talks on solving regional disputes triggered by the quote 3 weeks ago, addresses in the united your intent of katina near the border with the share. i'm curious about this, the agenda sending a representative to chad. what do you know about that, and what should we be making of this one? it could be in 2 things. first of all, that of a military insight in missouri is trying to get as many friends on his side as possible. i remember ali zane wasn't tried when he was appointed. he travelled from chide to new zip to pick up doctor appointment does prime minister often does yes. so they feel that having charge on the side would be a good thing. but again, it's coming up a complex time. remember the 1st old voice sent by the drum community of west african states to try to negotiate a peaceful and to the crisis in new jersey. the cost additional crisis was president, how much? uh it was debbie, you

chad, we are back to you again. on the verge now of that category three that we are just talking about, right? >> right, we're at 110 miles per hour and 1:11 is the threshold to get to the major hurricane category, cat 3. i was in st. mark's four hurricane ivan, many years ago, and it was the saddest story i've ever seen. i had hit pensacola, it st. marks was flooded all the way to the rooftops. boats were floating out of rock storage, it's one of the saddest stories i've ever had to cover and i can't imagine a storm that is 200 miles closer, what that could do to the lovely town of st. mark's. here you go, 110 miles per hour. we still have the eye, the storm is continuing to intensify and i am very much looking forward to the flight through the eye with our reporter there, our producer reporter. because this is the most important thing that we can see now for the next few hours. how strong will it get? every successive flight, they fly through, they make a triangle, they fly back through, they make a triangle, and

chad: the biggest challenge is communication.ptic cables were melted, at least 29 utility poles down. here we are using satellite phones to communicate with teams on the ground. in terms of officials, emergency responders, they are using radios. you cannot use a cell phone to get through. communication has been part of the challenge. there were a lot of roads blocked by cars. much of that has been cleared but these continue to be concerns. amna: it is unimaginable, the scale and suddenness of the loss. we see the pictures and it is hard to imagine how quickly this unfolded. for people on the ground there, what is the greatest need? a lot of people are seeing these images and wondering what can i do? chad: a lot of folks are donating to charity you can go to the red cross, a number of organizations that are bringing food and water and clothing, all sorts of supplies. the aloha spirit mentioned earlier is a strong. if you need to find a place to donate to, google the maui fire and you will get plenty of suggestions. amna: i have to

chad's wife were zombies who had to be killed. they argued the couple who married weeks later on a beach in hawaii were driven by greed. >> jj and tylee could have been with us living happy lives. instead, she took all that away. all because she is a money hungry power mongering monster. >> the idaho judge adding that lori justifies all of this by going down what he called a bizarre religious rabbit hole from which she has yet to emerge. >> you simply have no remorse for it, even sitting here today. >> jj and tylee's remains were allegedly found on an idaho property belonging to chad daybell after a months long search, lori's legal team blaming chad for their deaths. daybell vallow's brother says he hopes the sentencing brings closure to their family, while chad daybell is currently in jail awaiting the start of his own trial next year. melissa dean, abc news, los angeles. >> melissa, thank you. ukraine and russia are exchanging drone strikes inside their respective countries. russian missiles slammed into an apartment complex in

let's start with meteorologist chad myers, chad, the storm seems to be moving pretty quickly? >> it is, and that may reduce the amount of flooding because one storm stall, that's when the heavy rainfall comes in and it last for a long time. as long as this keeps on moving, we are in good shape. i just saw a live shot from tallahassee, and it was sunny already, and days after hurricane it can get very hot in the sun but 70 miles per hour, no more number 4, the storm itself, nothing to worry about at this point other than some rain and a little bit of wind and the potential for a landfalling tornado or so. really, we are not going to see gus of 100 miles per hour, that's done. there is the threat of the tornado still and we have two tornado warnings in effect. they are not large tornadoes and they may not even be on the ground. they have a way of getting these warnings to your phone. 500,000 without power, now the power outages are stretching up into parts of south carolina. you mentioned how quickly it's moving, spreading the rainfall out but still the potential in the piedmont

chad myers is with me to break this down.be like for homes in these areas, much less people who didn't evacuate and could experience that? >> i was thinking, most of this is wildlife management area. the animals, all the wildlife that is going to start to be hopefully running away from that surge. it's going to be a sad scene for a lot of people, i'm afraid. 105 miles per hour right now. i'm sure that this has gone up since the last pass from the hurricane hunter aircraft. we'll keep you up to date on that. every time we get a new pass in, the numbers have been going up. when speed, the pressures have been going. down look at the eye right. now we have not had an eye all day, but about an hour ago the i pop which means the storm is now breathing and is a leave living thing not just storms bouncing off each other. the rapid rotation around the eye, the lift in the sinking air in the middle of the eye, this is how a storm storm rapidly intensifies. just what we anticipated but didn't see all day. now it's happening. one more th

we're going to start with cnn chief meteorologist chad myers. tell us the latest on idalia and its path. >> reporter: yeah, the 5:00 advisory just in. 100 mile per hour storm, a category 2 with 120 mile per hour gusts. the hurricane hunter that i said was leaving biloxi did make it to the storm, so they did get the update ot100 moving north at 16 miles per hour. that means this storm isn't going to be in the water for hours. we don't want this thing in the water for 35 more hours getting more and more strength to it. that is one of the good pieces. another thing that happened in the 5:00 advisory is the track has been shifted about 20 miles to the west away from cedar key but a little bit closer to st. marks where our brian todd is, and even a very significant blow likely to tallahassee with all those big trees that are there, you get wind gusts 80 mile per hour we're going to get so many wind gusts and lose so many trees. there is the eye and you can see it from the tampa ralder and the key west radar. it has been circular and the storm is brea

cnn's chad myers is in the cnn weather center.an so dangerous. >> yeah, especially where we are talking about. a very flat piece of land. here we are, hundred ten miles an hour. it'll get to 1:30 before it makes landfall. has been building a bubble of water underneath it for hours now. it'll eventually make landfall in the big bend area of florida. so yes, it is the water that has been building. moving to the north. it is still moving. but down here, what's getting in the way? the possibility of a tornado or two. it's not out of the question. but as the storm makes its way on up to the big ben area, that is when the surge will be from crystal city, possibly in two appalachia cola. where most of the surge will likely be. this is what we are talking about. the very flat piece of land. why does that matter? when the water goes up a foot, literally your shoreline can lose 3 to 400 feet. and if it goes defeat, all the sudden you have lost 1000 feet. if it goes up what they're forecasting, 10 to 15 feet. oh my gosh, how far inland will

there is a plan by the lake chad basin authority to replenish lake chad. who is against this? france. who is against investment in reconstruction in west africa? france. who allegedly has been supporting terror groups in west africa? when united states called for investigation into boko haram? it was revealed in the nigeria newspapers that the french have been supporting boko haram in edge. so the french create terrorist groups and then go into african countries to say there fighting terrorism in africa. this kind of duplicity by france fomenting terror destruction has been challenged by the peoples of west africa. in every country of west africa, their calling for the ending average economic, financial, military domination. we in this country must call on our representatives and our political forces or progressive, for example, alexandria ocasio-cortez, when she was a student she went into niger. why are they not raising their voices against the militarism and militarization of west africa by the united states military and to call for investments in health, reconstruction, wa

meteorologist chad myers is back in the cnn weather center for us. main issue here. >> yes, absolutely. the florida big bend area is going to act like a catcher's mitt to catch all of the water that's now being blown along the shore of the west coast of florida. think about trying to cool off a cup of coffee, and as you blow on the coffee, you see the ripples and they all blow away and on to the other side of the cup. all of the ripples now are blowing up alongside the coast of florida. in the big bend area, land is going to get in the way. and it's not going to let the water go any further. so we are going to see the surge here. it's not a tidal wave. it comes in about 6 inches at a time. one wave just a little taller than the next wave, a little taller than the next wave, so it takes some time. it doesn't give enough time to get out of the way once you're there, but it's still a slower process than people think of this big tidal wave coming their way. it's not going to happen like this. we are going to see the surge along with the landfall of the e

the newly appointed con men are such a neighbor and chad for tools. and they just want to maintain that it's open to negotiations on solving regional disputes, triggered by the russian drawn strikes of damaged grain solos and warehouses. and one of your clients quotes on the danube river and the death toll from wall 5 and the us state of hawaii has reached a 106 present. joe biden says he will travel to the island of molly next monday. and government officials in hate to say more than 3000 people, have fed gang violence the capital in the past day. homes have been burned down and told her prince, the head of the un has repeated close to the international community. just send a multinational force to haiti, felix me, a lot of has more families carry the few positions they have while they can quote in the buckles for territorial control, the 15 violent guns that have taken over the neighborhoods. this is the latest wave of displacement in haiti's capital pull 2 prints with gun crime is rife, and shortages of food and other essentials are widespread. som

also saying that they wanted know, militarily, although chad have been very instrumental at least in trying to negotiate and mediate as these crises continues. but of course, they're a huge phase about this, potentially whitening exploding into a regional conflict, a regional with the key to 5. so and molly saying that any intervention by echo, as in this year would be considered a declaration of war on those countries too. and everybody in the region is very nervous indeed about the possibility of all groups like isis. and they'll call it a taking advantage of any further chaos in the region. and of course, thousands of people have already died and millions of being forced to flee their home is because of the security situation that is being so bad for well a decade also now in that region. so yeah, we're waiting for some sort of response from echo as it's perhaps not surprising. that then does. yeah, cool lady. so announced a re closure of the read space, which on it, but kind of got to as a former white house official, she says the role of echo as in west africa, has changed over

>> niger's prime minister visits chad and the blog urges the juntad reinstate the proposed president. ♪ hello. this is al jazeera, live from doha. also coming up -- protests in senegal as immigrants die off the coast of cape verde. and a march start date for donald trump's election interference trial. and carrying what little they can. thousands flee escalating gun violence in haiti's capital as the u.n. says peacekeeping is no longer and option -- no longer an option. ♪ niger's military appointed prime minister is visiting chad, as the regional block ecoas pushes for a return to constitutional order. there's been a rise of attacks since the military took power last month, including one on tuesday that killed at least 17 soldiers from niger. we have reports from niger's border with nigeria. reporter: leaders are on a trial offensive. the military appointed prime minister visited chad in an effort to push back against mounting international pressure. >> we are undergoing a transition. we have explained our reasons for this and we have reiterated that we will remain open to any exchange

i want to bring in chad myers. give us the latest forecast, chad, what should we be bracing for? >> a charging-ahead line of weather from new york state all the way down to alabama. there's a couple places in the cross harris. one would be philadelphia. d.c., baltimore, you're in it light now, philadelphia not yet, but it's on its way, all the way down to where wind gusts have been over 75 miles per hour, 6 hundred,000 households are without power, and all the way from upstate new york, pennsylvania, even toward scranton, down boo d.c., all way down to the 75 there in atlanta, georgia. let's zoom into a couple spots. these are brief tornado spin-ups, not big monsters tornadoes. it doesn't matter if it's over your home. something else i'm very worried about is this, right here. see what's happening to that? it's call a bow echo. the wind is coming in behind the bow echo, accelerating to 80 miles an hour. where are you there? philadelphia is next, those gusts could be on your doorstep. here's the weather into d.c., baltimore, a bit of a gap through parts the virginia, and then char

miguel, where does lori vallow daybell's husband's case stand at this hour >> reporter: lester, chad daybell, who has pleaded not guilty, faces similar charges his wife lori was convicted of his trial on murder and conspiracy to commit murder scheduled to get under way next year. he too faces life in prison, lester >> miguel, thank you for that >>> just breaking tonight, police say a potential mass shooting was averted after a gunman opened fire outside a jewish school in memphis and tried to get in the school before fleeing. ron allen is following developments what have you learned so far >> well, lester, this all began around 12:20 this afternoon when police say a man tried to enter the margolin hebrew academy in memphis armed with a gun. when he couldn't get in he fired shots outside the jewish school, which police say had safety procedures in place. thankfully no one there was hurt the school gave police a photo of the andescrin of his k. officer that vehicle and pullhe suspect over police say he got out with his hand on a gun and officers opened fire, hitting the suspect, who's

chad pergram with me.e the biden family actually use these companies to hide finances? take me through it. >> reporter: stuart, good morning. there are more than 20 term firms that pop up which are associated with the bidens. what exactly is rosemont seneca partners? we asked a forensic accountant. enter the transaction -- >> the transaction from ye lain a that bat arena, the russian oligarch. if you look at the transaction yourself, you'll see $3.5 million coming inbound from russia, and it moves in two transactions to devon archer and one of hunter biden's companies. that -- almost dollar for dollar. that is signature of a problem. >> reporter: dubinski says people sometimes create shell companies, then they transfer money through those firms. that makes it hard to track. >> i think it was seneca thornton partners, if i have it correctly, or i think that was one of the top tier, when i call it top tier, you have layered companies. and if you start with those and then follow it all the way down, that's wh

i want to get right now to the brand-new forecast with chad myers in the weather center. what is happening? >> just the new banner from the national hurricane center, just saying that this will be 130 mile per hour category four at landfall. so, it is not going to change the surge much. some surges have gone to 10 to 15, now they have pushed them up to 12 to 16. let me show you where they are. there is the eye, it is a dangerous eye. when you see an eye on a hurricane, it is either remaining very, very strong, or gaining strength. because we haven't seen an eye all day, now we know that this is in the gaining strength category. hurricane hunters are flying back and forth through it, but look at that impressive eye right there. it is just gaining more strength, so going from 1:10 to 1:30, just in the next nine hours is really going to be an impressive intensification here as the category four, right there, not that far from all of our reporters that are up there in that big bend area. here is the rainfall on the radar, that actually can be seen from tampa and also from key

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do you think that the president of chad intervening, as you say, president deby, who was there in theake some kind of difference? i think it's very possible. chad is certainly a regional power, a very strong country with a great deal of influence in the region as one military man, after all speaking to other military men, hopefully he will be able to dig in, see what what they're really after. if it's something other than just power for power sake. there may be a way to look at whatever grievances they may have and deal with those in such a way as to put president barzani back in power. it would be very difficult, though. it's a tight window and the window is closing, i think. i mean, how do you view this threat that's been made by echoes that's been made by ecowas that this ultimatum, you know, reverse this, do something differently within the next seven days or else force? i mean, they sort of watched mali, burkina faso, guinea sort of succumb to these types of coups and nothing was done. no, certainly, ithink i think ecowas is a bit fed up with this succession of coups and is attem

let's go to fox news senior congressional correspondent chad pergram. chad, what are they saying?k. they're what we call pro forma sessions earlier this morning with where they just gavel in and gavel out. there was one member here from the senate, one member from the house, so no reaction there yet, but we do have a statement are from a spokesman for jim jordan, the chair of the judiciary committee. he would potentially lead any possible impeachment inquiry into the president, and this is what his smokesman, russell dye, says about the appointment of david weiss to be the special counsel looking into hunter biden. quote: david weiss can't be trusted k and this is just a new way to whitewash the biden family corruption. in the statement the spokesman also says that david weiss has made what he terms inconsistent remarks to congress. what he's talking about there is that at one point there were indications that he had total control of this investigation in delaware. keep in mind that david weiss is also the u.s. attorney for delaware. and then there were suggestions, according to t

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chad has been busy for the last 24 hours, what areas are seeing the biggest impact now? >> i think that's one tornado threat is likely the biggest threat. is still wind, they're still wind 65 miles per hour blowing down the beaches and there's also no flooding into charleston. the national weather service in carlson saying it's now the eighth largest high tide ever. so, and that is still going up, so those numbers could go down a lot. it could be top five or top four, we will see. but it is the tornado threat that we know right now is the largest threat along the coast. every time one of these cells from the atlantic comes on shore, it may be spinning. i know there is a tornado on the ground just to the west of wilmington, north carolina, about 30 minutes ago, because we can see the debris on the radar spinning around there to the west of wilmington. there have been more than that as well. many, i would see at least four tornadoes now, some of the water spouts that came onshore, of course, but that's dilatory nato. if it hits something. but a little bit of a gap here alo

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with each passing year, the area of cultivated land and chad shrinks. as the fact of climate change becomes more severe that jeopardize the jobs of 20000000 people. and many are going hungry with 1000000 suffering from malnutrition, all made worse by disruptions to food supplies from abroad. bins and mulligan for counting the cost. and joining us now from cape town is peter t jacobs. peter is a research director at the inclusive economic development division and the human sciences research council. you are joining us from cape town. peter is good to have you on the program. do you see a scenario where the ukraine green deal could be revived, or do you think the world just needs to adjust now to a reality where it's just harder for ukraine to explore this? great, a good morning. yeah. prospect school, the green deal to be revive a really very slim at this point because they have been a lot of other people. and in the meanwhile, i'm one of the developments as you, while aware, all these, the current 2nd africa, russia summit in moscow. and this will resul

let's get right to cnn's meteorologist chad myers. chad, what is in the latest forecast? >> a top speed of 130 miles per hour now, up from 125 at the 11:00 a.m. advisory. more time in the water, very, very warm water and an awful lot of watches and warnings. let's get to them. hurricane warnings from tampa to apalachicola. notice how many counties inland are also in the hurricane warning. that's gainesville, not quite to tallahassee. if it goes further to the west, tallahassee, you have a big storm on your hands. all of a sudden, on the east coast, tropical storm warnings are now -- watches in effect for the east coast of florida because of the other side of the storm. so here it is right now. it's only 70 miles per hour, only. it's about to jump over the western part of cuba. when it gets into that very warm water of the gulf stream, southwest of the dry tortugas and key west, that's when it's forced to rapidly intensify, up to a 130-mile-per-hour storm. into know it says 120. in between it's 130, in between the forecast points i have on the map. you get to realize here

the new jazz military appointed prime minister visits chad, while the regional blog echo was just the one to reinstate the depaula as president . the this is alan jesse and live from dough house. so coming up your clients as rushing, drawing so strong a push on the daniel, rather damaging warehouses and grain sign those thousands and haiti's capital. the risk cases again, bond incense, hip, the country since the president's assassination 2 years ago. and some bob way heads to the polls with the boss and cost of living at the top of the largest consent the weed. begin with the fallout from last month's cool. venetia, as a nation's military leaders have set the newly appointed prime minister to neighbor and chad for tools. only mama means a met the lemmings. a met the chatty and prime minister in the capital engine. mina nisha is home to maintains that is open to talks on solving regional disputes triggered by the crew. dig it up, disease we are undergoing the transition. we have explained it our reasons for this . and we have 3 to rated that we will remain open to any exchanges with al

on noticing of the new jazz ministry appointed prime minister has its chad, while the regional block at a cost to just the hunter to reinstate the deposed presence, the eldest, the online from door house. so coming up, ukraine says russian joins have struck a pull on the danube for the damaging warehouses and grain sign those thousands in haiti's capital, investigating the gang bombs. that's hit the country since the president's assassination 2 years ago. and us president joe biden set to visit hawaii next when he comes to worst was 5, and more than a century killed a $106.00 people. the, with again, with the full one out from last month's crew initiated the nation's military leaders have sent the newly appointed prime minister to to neighbor and chad for tools. only mohammed the means zane met the chevy and prime minister in the capital engine. mina, new jazz home to maintains that it's open to talks on solving regional disputes triggered by the crew. a dan gum disease that we are undergoing the transition. we have explained it our reasons for this, and we have the 2 rated that we w

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and i and what are you hearing about these tools that are taking place in chad? how do we interpret these somewhat mixed messages coming from the military junta? we're on the one side. they say they're open to tools that on the other that they go on to prosecute the deposed president, to the international community or the traditional west of allies. one reinstates or the equal was even of exactly the needs of military leaders. uh, actually looking for friends at the moment as pressure mileage on them as pressure mountain them to hand over power to demand that the poles, how much bustles, remember the president of chide was the 1st person to mediation between the cool process image and big around the community of west african states that was unsuccessful. and uh right now realizing the pressure coming from the course. uh, news uh realize that they need a friend like child to be on their side. they shall come on boundaries. and of course, if they get the course gets the approval. busy busy the support of child it could fall. the complicates matters for his yeah. at

chad pergram is live from capitol hill on what exactly is in it.'s a pretty short letter, sandra, sent on january 20th of 2011, this of course is when the president was vice president. and i'll read what it says. says "i apologize for not getting a chance to talk to you at the luncheon yesterday, i was having trouble getting away from hosting president hu. i hope i get a chance to see you again soon with hunter. i hope you enjoyed the lunch and thanks for coming." so a pretty short declarative letter but this is what republicans have been talking about, and devon archer from the gop perspective being a lynch pin to this, he was connected with hunter biden and may have been associations with the president and the business dealings of hunter biden, sandra. >> sandra: very interesting stuff. have we been able to garner any congressional response yet, chad, to the discovery of this letter and the obtaining of this letter? >> i just got this a couple minutes ago, this had been talked about, but i just got it right before we came on the air. congress is

chad has been on the story from the beginning. when he found out about kazakhstan two weeks ago it surprised -- not like it is england, france and italy, byron. >> these are some very troubled parts of the world known for their corruption and it is clearly something that is a major, major influence on the united states policy. and what we've seen with these new documents this morning is shedding more light on how some of this actually worked. chad mentioned this dinner. spring of 2014 it was at cafe milano in washington. joe biden went there and went there for dinner. we have heard about biden maybe showing up shaking a couple of hands and leaving. no, he was there for the dinner. the interesting thing is there was a woman, a russian billionaire. her late husband had been mayor of moscow. she sends $3.5 million to rosemont seneca, hunter biden's company. amazingly enough around the same time she finds herself at dinner at cafe milano with the vice president of the united states. now if you listen to devon archer and his testimony

cnn's chad mayer in the weather center tracking it. good evening, john berman here in for anderson. whoever first said there is a time in place for everything could not have imagined a day like today. the first of many, it appears in the battle over when to try donald trump and company. and where. today in washington, federal district judge tanya chutkan put the former presidents election subversion trial on a fast track. a court calendar packed with other trump trials. in atlanta, former white house chief of staff mark meadows took the stand, trying to get his fulton county georgia trial moved to federal court. we will have more on that in just a. moment rst, judge chutkan setting a trial date of march 1st of next year. rejecting special unl jack smith january 2nd date. and team trump's proposal for april 2026. look at the calendar. yes, that is super y. you see it there on that's another trial in newah, rk on the 25th. there is also the fulton county ca possibly this october. the second e. jean carroll defamation trial on the day of the iowa caucuses. and then the classified docum

coming days, which is military leaders have since been newly appointed prime minister to indict bring chad for tools. the she is june to 9 times that it's i think the talks on solving regional disputes triggered by the code and the haitian gang leda, known as barbecue, is vowing to find any international force that commits abuses. he says he supports the united nations cool for a foreign force if a target is corrupt politicians and promote security. both of the headlines and use continues here on al jazeera of the effort to direct up next, a new generation of young people, a more politically engage than the one that came before. welcome to generation change a global series and attempts to challenge and understand the ideas the mobilize use around. so we're in south africa. it's the women who are the full friends as a woke generation, he must never ever get tired of developing resistance messages. and the just ignites of passions to stand up and fight generation change on algae 0. the of the, the the, the ideal is more than welcome to the printer. so they've been and we're kind of in conver

we have cnn meteorologist chad myers tracking all this for us.hing because this is pretty big. >> it is. it is a lineup whether stretching from new york to georgia and kind of in detail back toward alabama. a lot of people are in the way. hundred 70,000 homes, already without power this hour, and it's just getting going. this is the area, philadelphia, d.c., baltimore , that has greatest risk, but the risk extends all the way down to the gulf coast. there are now dozens of already severe thunderstorm warnings in effect, and i know we had at least a couple tornadoes, small, in rural areas, but they have been on the ground because the rater signature shows the debris in the air. it's possible for any of these storms, if they are all out by themselves, they could rotate and put down a tornado. these are not your summer type thunderstorms. these will produce significant when not because they are moving so fast, and with them moving so fast, that means you will not have time to get noticed. make sure you already have your notice. d.c., philadelphia, b

>> bret: chad pergram live on capitol hill. chad, thanks.ight we are hearing from a former big city law enforcement official who was given prison time for tax crimes similar to those hunter biden is facing. lucas tomlinson is following president biden in wilmington, delaware tonight with that part of the story. >> >> president biden is wrapping up his vacation, taking a short flight aboard marine one from his delaware beach house to his home in wilmington. he will spend the weekend in the same city where his son hunter's misdemeanor plea deal fell apart last week. critics argue there are two standards of justice comparing how the president's son has been treated to a former baltimore police commission his or her also failed to pay federal taxes. unlike hunter, darryl d'souza didn't face the extra gun charge. >> if even the money value, you know, some of the things that you described with the gun and, you know, and narcotics, they should be held at the same standard as me. >> the same justice department prosecutor handled both cases. hunter b

coming up in the program today news years military appointed prime minister visits chad. one of the original block eco, was purchased the john to reinstate to depose president. ukraine says russian drones have struck a port on the danube river damaging warehouses.

hundreds of people managed to escape to refugee camps in chad. fighting has left a power vacuum in the region. reporter: a group of lawyers have been monitoring on human rights violations assay for the past four days, the parable in momentary rapid support forces and their allies were in westar four. that is not far from the capital, where violence there led to the displacement of hundreds of thousands of people and with the association reporting 5000 people being killed. this time around, civilians have been targeted based on their ethnicity. they say should the fighting continue in the absence of any authority, then that could potentially lead to a civil war. the fighting between the sudanese army and the paramilitary rapid support forces continues. on monday morning, the sudanese army launched airstrikes against positions of the paramilitary rapid support forces. we were able to hear the fighter jets and here heavy artillery. civilians remained caught up in the conflict. many people have been displaced. those who remain in khartoum said they a

and chad isn't actually a part of the ecowas.the long—time president of chad. now, the military have warned against foreign intervention, but there has been that threat of regional intervention by this west african bloc with potential support of western nations, who have, of course, expressed their concern over the situation in niger. but it will be interesting to see what happens following these negotiations. 41 people rescued from a doomsday cult in kenya are due to be charged along with the leader with the murder and other offences. prosecutors say their investigations have established that the victims—turned—suspects were parents or grandparents of children who died or are missing police investigating the apparent mass suicide have so far exhumed over 400 bodies. brazilian footballer dani alves is to be tried on charges of rape in spain. the former barcelona and psg player has not seen a trial date set. he has denied any wrongdoing. in new zealand, a ban on most disposable vapes has come into force as the government attempts

as soon as tuesday and chad myers join us now. chad, what are we expecting?o sideways for florida with this for sure. very hot water, very little shear. all of the computer models making it stronger than the same computer model run that happened yesterday. all saying this storm is going to intensify. hurricane center says 2. 100-mile-per-hour storm there off the coast somewhere. remember this, and this is important. the cone is only made to catch 66% of the hurricanes inside the cone. there could be one-third on either side. so tampa, yes, you're on the cone, but kind of toward sarasota, you're out of the cone, but not in the clear because sometimes these storms can turn to the right, specially if they're rapidly intensifying. hurricane watch posted in some spots up there in the northern part of the state, hurricane watches down to the tropical storm watches south of there. also storm surge, 7 to 11 feet of storm surge in places that aren't 7 to 11 feet above sea level. this is going to be a storm that runs up toward the big bend of florida, but if it turns t

cnn's chad myers is in the cnn weather center for us.'s expected to reach the city of yellowknife by this weekend if there's no rain? >> that's right. the wind is now pushing the fire from the west to the east right into the town of yellowknife. now, the problem is a lot like lahaina, to the east of yellowknife is a large lake. there's no way to go out there. you have to go north or south or northeast or southwest to get away from this fire line. so they are really prestaging people here because they know even though we may be days away some gusts could take some sparks, move them along and all of a sudden you don't have days anymore. but look at canada in general right now for this fire season. 33.8 million acres have already burned. that is ten times the size of connecticut. in a normal year 5.6 should have burned year to date. so we are way ahead of where we could be or should be this time of year. and that is going to continue because these fires are completely out of control. the fire lines are so large now you can't really get your

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they have evacuated the russell building, correct, chad?lot of rumors floating around, telling people to shelter-in-place, from the capitol police, in the senate buildings, shelter-in-place, there was a report of an active shooter and the police are saying they have not heard any gunshots. >> sandra: the capitol police saying we do not have any confirmed reports of gunshots. maybe we'll learn something more shortly. >> rich: and from the news desk in washington, hearing it's a mental health crisis. d.c. fire says no reason to believe it's an active shooter and chad, get into the security posture up there on capitol hill, what do you have to go through as a member of the citizenry to get into one of these buildings? >> you can go into the russell senate office building or the other office buildings without a pass. there are certain places you have to come in if you are a tourist or have appointment, certainly entrances for staff and the members of the press corps. but this you can come and go from the offices. and i had inquired if they were

let's bring in bill weir and chad myers. bill, how unprecedented is this kind of situation in hawaii? >> you know, jake, you could hear it in the voice of the lieutenant governor who was talking about the fact that we are prepared as hawaiians out there vulnerable in the middle of the pacific when it comes to hurricanes, they know what to do. but it comes to volcano eruptions, they know what to do. but the fire moved so quickly and the pikes from the air harken back to paradise, california, which was almost completely incinerated by fast walling moving wildfires. there is usually a ring road and there is not a whole lot of place to get out and they have been just suffering, weeks of very dry windy conditions and the leeward side of the island is much drier than anybody had anticipated and people just weren't ready for this and it is heart braking. lahaina has a massive tree in the center of town and it looks like all of it was burned away. first season of the white lotus was filmed athe four seasons and there is a fire near

chad pergram reporting live from capitol hill. hi, chad. what can you tell us?this was a little scary scene where there was a call that came in to the washington d.c. police that they alerted the u.s. capitol police. what happened there after is they evacuated the russell senate office building. this is the oldest senate office building. it's across the street from the u.s. capitol. this is where committees have their offices and where senators have their offices as well. you can walk in to any offices, you clear security. you go through a metal detector but you tonight have to have an appointment or be on a tour. you can go meet with someone or have a cup of coffee or walk around. you don't need a special pass. i'm told they dumped the building quickly. they came running down the hall with guns saying "everybody get out." there was concern of an active shooter. they never saw a weapon, they never heard any shots. so they got the russell senate office building evacuated. connected underground is the dirksen senate office building. they're trying to clear the bui

. -- right now for idalia -- chad myers is in the weather center. chad, what are you seeing? >> -- five more miles per, hour down to 60 miles per hour, right now, and that doesn't really take -- down to something that is not damaging. you can still see power lines coming down here, with winds at that speed. i am also seeing a very big blowup of bright colors here across the piedmont of south carolina, and also almost upstate there, of north carolina. that is an area i am concerned about. very heavy rainfall still coming down at this hour. one more area here of a blowup under the gulf stream, and that's the area that is going to rotate into coastal carolinas over the next couple of hours, and then each one of those storms could actually have a tornado involved with it. but right, now moving offshore, by 8:00 tomorrow morning, finally, be the north carolina coast, and maybe out of our way. now, we are going to see the chance of some severe weather tonight. still, the tornado watches are in effect. so, the storms are coming on shore here. and as they spin on, sure they could bri