he still lives near clearwater, florida. mr.think there's a plan or they just simply want control without knowing what they'll eventually do with the property. >> they announced in a magazine in 2000, that they wanted to make clearwater the first scientology city. there is a lot of writings by the founder the scientology, l. ron hubbard about the intend of scientology to basically take over society. he said in a very clear statement in 1960 -- and i'm -- the goal of the department, referring to what's called the office of special affairs, is to bring the government and hostile philosophies or societies into a state of complete compliance with the goals of scientology. that is what's going on in clearwater. scientology is shrinking around the world. they are trying to build like a final bastion of scientology and taking and using the funds that they have tax free in many cases, to purchase property and create an environment in clearwater where they have a moat around their activities. they don't need the property for delivers ser

cancelled sporting events include golf‘s clearwater bay open, with the us pga tour citing "continuedrations, civil unrest and safety concerns". this takes you through some of the big sporting events not happening now. the total amount spent by shoppers in hong kong plunged by a record 23% in august. luxury goods retailers have been hard—hit. jeweller tiffany, for example, saying the unrest is taking a toll on its business there. the economy is almost certain to tip into recession after shrinking in the three months tojune before the height of the protests. let's look now at the moment the speaker interrupted proceedings and cancelled the meeting. translation: the meeting cannot be carried out here. i adjourn the meeting. macro shouting that's what it was like in the legislative council earlier today. craig erlam, senior market analyst at oanda, joins me now. welcome to business briefing. it looks like chaos today, and another embarrassment for carrie lam, who is trying to lead hong kong right now amidst huge protests and demonstrations. she can't even deliver her annual address. know

host: let's go to marshall who was calling from clearwater, florida, on the republican line. caller: good morning. i want to make a comment. host: we are running out of time. let's stick to the economy. caller: let's do this. the economy will not come up in the 2020 election because it is doing so well and unfortunately, all the democrats can offer -- there are no plans, just ideas and there is no way to get to where they want to go without bankrupting the country. our government has never done anything effectively. except take more money from the and put itabuse it in places that it don't need to be. in clearwater, i can tell you we are booming. -- it isutiful to see part of the highway system. it is a five year program. it is good to see buildings that razed and new buildings put in place. emptyngs that have stood and being put back into use. --st: that is an interesting it is not just an anecdote. if you look at data that tracks population and capital income, over the last few decades, there has been a flow -- a flood of people leaving places like california, leaving new y

what we look for, storm surge from two to five feet from apalachicola to clearwater, and rainfall amounts from three to five inches. if there is a silver lining, there is drought throughout the southeast and this should help with it. lester >> al, thanks very much. >>> also developing tonight, startling revelations involving the boeing 737 max messages revealed from a boeing test pilot about problems he encountered in a max similarity long before two crashes. late details >> reporter: two deadly crashes overseas 346 died, and tonight more evidence that boeing was aware of the problem with the anti stall system on the 737 max and didn't tell the faa or airlines that fly the plane. in these messages from 2016 obtained by nbc news, two test pilots working for boeing write about problems with the mcas system two years before the first fatal crash in indonesia. it's running rampant in the simo me, writes the chief pilot. the other pilot responds, oh, great, that means we have to update the trim description. he writes, so i basically lied to the regulators unknowingly. he calls what happened in

and storm surge warnings, all the way down to clearwater beach. landfall around 7:00 a.m. tomorrow. and tomorrow, to georgia and the carolinas on sunday. >> rob, thank you. >>> w e isis in qutions whethe five-day cease fire is working. by tuesday night, all kurdish forces are supposed to pull back from their positions in northern syria. but is that likely tohappen? james longman with the reality check in the region tonight. >> reporter: a cease fire hanging in the balance tonight, while turkey says it's stopped its assault. kurdish forces claim some fighting continues. president trump today downplaying that report after a call with turkey's president. >> there was some sniper fire this morning. there was mortar fire this morning that was eliminated quickly. and they're back to the full pause. >> reporter: but the kurds claims a hospital was targeted in this key border town. >> sometimes you have to go through some pain before you can get a good solution, but the kurds are very happy about it. serioumiaku.-bke forces e kuish. y the turkish presidt ot, they'. the deal allows turkey to

elegant conservation efforts of paying off a new york experts say that clearwater has helped to boost the humpback whale population nearby kristen salumi reports. these tourists have come to new york to see a show but not the kind one typically associates with the big city here along rockaway beach and brooklyn the wildlife is the star attraction. this is the main species that we are going to be looking for today. specifically humpback whales. not too long ago whale watching here was a hit and miss affair these days it's practically a sure thing. it didn't take long at all for the spotters to find what they came for. like. oh ok. that's great news for captain tom palla dino who runs the cruises 4 times a week his family has made a living on the water here since the 1940 s. . now in the fifty's and sixty's and seventy's it was very few where you would see want to year this year. it's probably 98 or 99 percent of our trips we do see whales which is absolutely right in the last decade the whale population around new york has just exploded there were 272 sightings last year compared to ju

and storm surge warnings, all the way down to clearwater beach. we expect landfall somewhere around 7:00 a.m. tomorrow. somewhere near mexico beach. the impacts going far inland. and morphing to a tropical storm tomorrow, to georgia and the carolinas on sunday. the next 18 hours across much of florida, tom, will be rough. >> all right, we'll stay tracking that storm throughout the weekend. rob, thank you. >>> we want to move on now to the crisis in syria, and questions about whether a five-day cease-fire is actually holding. president erdogan agreeing with mike pence to stop its assault on the kurds. by tuesday night, all kurdish forces are supposed to pull back from their positions in northern syria. but is that likely to happen? abc's james longman with the reality check in the region tonight. >> reporter: a cease-fire hanging in the balance tonight. while turkey says it's stopped its assault, kurdish forces claim some fighting continues. president trump today downplaying that report after a call with turkey's president. >> there was some sniper

they include golf‘s clearwater bay open, the us pga tour citing "continued demonstrations, civil unrestney for hong kong so it is a big blow. the total amount spent by shoppers in hong kong plunged by a record 23% in august. the economy is almost certain to tip into recession, after shrinking in the three months tojune, before the height of the protests. with us now is janet mui, global economist at cazenove capital. welcome to you. carrie lam is talking at the moment in the news conference. from what you have heard from her so far today, do you think this will help the situation in hong kongin this will help the situation in hong kong in any way? i think it wouldn't help with the situation because she's actually addressing what the protesters are demanding. in her passing address, it's mainly on economic measures. for example, on what i read, they will help with the poorest people in hong kong, which are more affected by this protest. they are giving subsidies directly to people. they are asking businesses to lower rents. however, i doubt this measures will have an economic impact beca

have you seen this, nicholas the rescued dolphin at florida's clearwater marine aquarium, is known fors predictions. he is weighing in on the church game. melissa: i have been down to see him. he is good. connell: see the hat? going with the nationals. he is predicting nationals win. they won game one. nick predicted astros would win in 2017. this time nationals. i will be at the world series for game 3. we'll have "after the bell" live from national as park in d.c. first world series game in washington since i believe 1878. melissa: i'm jealous. i'm going to the clear water aquarium. i love it there. you go to the world series. i see the dolphins. connell: each its own. we'll be back. ♪ (thud) (crash) (grunting) (whistle) play it cool and escape heartburn fast with tums chewy bites cooling sensation. ♪ tum tu-tu-tum tums it's either the assucertification process. or it isn't. it's either testing an array of advanced safety systems. or it isn't. it's either the peace of mind of a standard unlimited mileage warranty. or it isn't. for those who never settle, it's either mercedes-benz cer

i remember in 2018 when we went and rallied in florida, in clearwater, saying that this man should bee tried and let a jury decide. and they would not even arrest him at that point. he was later arrested because that community kept fighting and kept saying that every life matters, and this unarmed man should not be dead. and he was finally convicted at trial by a jury once the evidence was there. you don't win every battle, but you do not judge what you do based on winning or losing. you judge it based on what you feel is right or wrong. and everyone should have the same right in a judicial system to raise the issues and let a jury decide what is right and what is wrong. yes, dr. martin luther king said once that many times he would wonder if he went into a situation what would happen to him. and then he would come to the conclusion if i don't go, what would happen to them. we all should live by that and stand up for what's right and let the results be on others but never let it be said you didn't stand up for what was right. that does it for me today. thanks for watching. i'll see yo

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five feet of storm surge, and through apalachicola and here, we will have to watch the area and clearwaterrd, two to four feet storm surge and the highest high tides early saturday morning, around 4:00 in the morning. cedar key, and 2:00 in the morning, apalachicola. and the forecast for today, after the windy, cool, windy, big old storm, finally a little bit of improvement in the northeast today. still breezy. highs only in the 50s. middle of the country looks fantastic. we have a storm coming into the northwest. as we take a sneak peek at your saturday, we do continue to watch pretty ideal fall-like conditions. ohio valley, much of the east coast is pretty nice and there is all of the rain in the southeast. we're not talking about a hurricane or anything like that, but tomorrow morning, we will likely have a tropical storm making landfall in florida. >> thank you, bill. >>> still ahead, the latest testimony in the impeachment inquiry, what eu ambassador gordon sondland had to say. but first, this viral moment between sondland and our white house correspondent jeff bennet before sondland'

so, i called up boz and i borrowed his bass player and i called up creedence clearwater and i borrowedgot on a plane and flew to london and when we got there they said, "oh, this is a big festival, and there's going to be 60,000 people there." and i went, "what?!" you know [ laughter ] and it turned out -- >> jimmy: "okay, we just -- we just met each other. >> it turned out there were 120,000 people there >> jimmy: that's right >> and i had thought to myself, "i know how this gig's gonna to go." you know, like when you open up for a big band like that, it's usually like, "hey, you're gonna hit the stage at 5:00. right? well, sun is setting, people are going to sleep >> jimmy: yeah >> you know, there's no lights or anything. >> jimmy: yeah >> so, i wanted to write a tune that would, you know, rock the house. and so i wrote "rock'n me" and that's -- we learned it that afternoon, and went to london and played it the next day in front of 125 -- >> jimmy: why would you do that [ laughter ] that's why you're steve miller that's why you -- you take risks like that. [ cheers and applause >> so

keith in clearwater, florida.aller: i appreciate the unfiltered news and comments from c-span and i wish the other networks and distributors would follow your model. that really does apply to the question -- 80's kind of obvious, i will have to be an investigative journalist. president incumbent being targeted for political purposes by his opposition party in congress and they came up with this charge or inquiry that he is involved with foreign government trying to influence our elections. he feels since this is already on the table and being used politically against him, he is going to come out with it and give them more ammunition and let it be resolved in the public debate and it is an interesting perspective on the subject, but i kind of think that is the way trump operates. host: yesterday the house intelligence committee heard from kurt volcker, former special envoy to ukraine reporting on that. the washington post this morning, their headline, trump president toe's launch investigations before face-to-face

host: let's go to marshall who was calling from clearwater, florida, on the republican line. caller: good morning. i want to make a comment. host: we are running out of time. let's stick to the economy. caller: let's do this. the economy will not come up in the 2020 election because it is doing so well and unfortunately, all the democrats can offer -- there are no plans, just ideas and there is no way to get to where they want to go without bankrupting the country. our government has never done anything effectively. except take more money from the and put itabuse it in places that it don't need to be. in clearwater, i can tell you we are booming. -- it isutiful to see part of the highway system. it is a five year program. it is good to see buildings that razed and new buildings put in place. emptyngs that have stood and being put back into use. --st: that is an interesting it is not just an anecdote. if you look at data that tracks population and capital income, over the last few decades, there has been a flow -- a flood of people leaving places like california, leaving new y

danger we're worried act, storm surge, anywhere from 2 to 5 feet of storm surge from apalachicola to clearwater we're looking at a lot of rain if there is a silver lining, there's rainfall deficits from 17 inches below average to 10 inches below average and even 5. the good news is as the heavy rain comes in, it may actually ease their drought conditions. we're going to get to your local forecast coming up in the next 30 seconds chit, chit. jif peanut butter. it's that jif-ing good, you'd dress up like a squirrel for it. snack on something else jif'ing good, peanut butter-packed jif power ups creamy clusters. >>> another cool afternoon is in store. if you're hanging around the coastline, we are monitoring a high surf advisory, now looming in effect for tonight. the largest hazards the rip current and possible sneaker waves. we're looking at tall waves that started building in since last night. be careful out there. our current temperatures are in the 50s but we'll climb into the 70s for inland areas with morning fog for saturday, and clear skies expected for sunday. >>> and that's your latest w

named roger futerman, a british born, american educated lawyer who flies the union jack outside his clearwaterthe facts from miss ryan i didn't think they were gonna charge her. >> reporter: but, you know, from the defendant the facts are always a little different. >> i believed her. she seemed very believable. >> reporter: cara and her attorney waited to see what would come next. and meanwhile, detectives continued their investigation. one thing that struck them was the reaction of j.j.'s family and friends. daughter, meghan. >> i said, "was it her?" and they said, "was it who?" i said, "was it cara?" and they said, "yes." and my whole world crumbled. >> reporter: girlfriend, lonnie lancto. >> my very first words were, "it was a set up. she set him up." >> reporter: j.j.'s older brothers rick and bill rush. >> i told him to take the guns out of the house, 'cause that's how much i did not trust her. >> my first words were, "that bitch." right out of my mouth without even hesitation, because i knew in my heart that this was not gonna be an accident. >> reporter: strong words. and then the detec

robert says no in clearwater, florida. why? after: they keep going this guy since he started going elected. ohlone,p coming up with and there is corruption -- with goingy and they keep after him. the more they go after him, the more people are going to vote for him. people going to be protesting against him, but they are getting paid by the democrats. saysu wear a hat that great for america -- host: how do you respond to people like adam schiff, who say he is abusing his position, his oath of office? caller: go ahead. host: no, you respond. caller: he is not abusing nothing. he is the president. he talks the way people want to hear. they want to hear a president is not afraid to talk and say what is on their mind. a lot of people, they know he is right, but he comes out and says what is on his mind. that is what is good about this president. they don't understand that. he will get reelected because none of them are close to winning this election. host: is it ok for a president to ask a foreign country for help in an election? o