conclusiÓn que es el documento mÁs antiguo del continente mas antiguo del continente americano y data siglo xi. >> es el mÁs estudiado por la baterÍa de cientificos. >> estarÁ expuestos hasta octubre en el museo, luego serÁ puesto en una bÓveda en este mismo recinto. >> por ahora el documento es admirado a travÉs de esta cÁpsula especial. >> me impresionÓo el tiempo que tiene. >> el documento por sÍ mismo es mÁs que suficiente para ser impactante. >> debido a su fragilidad es

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the strongest in the continental u.s. since 2004. aanda: which is can a take quick look at -- we are going to take a quick look at some of the market, thes the leaders include microsoft and amazon, one of the bigger decliners by boeing and 3m industrials are also moving lower. we have more next. this is bloomberg. ♪ amanda: this is bloomberg markets. elon musk has 143 days left before creditors start knocking, more than one and a half billion dollars is due over the next 13 months. the first big deadline coming on march 1. can he prioritize production over tweets? and can tesla may cars fast and of to generate the cash needed to make good on those debts? mollie smith is here with the story. how challenging will it be? musk at faceieve value he is telling you that tesla is going to generate enough cash from selling model threes that it will have enough cash from those sales that it will be able to service the debt and meet the manufacturing goals. and most analysts agree that he is right. he does have the money is people to do that. t

dos mexicanos uno paraplÉjico y otro ciego sobresalen en una de las competencias mÁs duras del continenteael jaime n nos demuestran como la fuerza de voluntad tira abajo todas las barreras. >> noticias telemundo con josÉ dÍaz-balart. ♪ hace llamas de dos semanas que mostramos las caravanas de migrantes rumbo a estados unidos, pero nunca, nunca hasta ahora habÍamos visto una imagen como esta (gritan) es la cadena humana que se para cruzar guatemala de mÉxico, las autoridades mexicanas los paÍs, pero ya los liberaron,. el presidente trump aprovecha el avance de los migrantes centroamericanos a la frontera para avivar la retÓrica antiinmigrante a 8 dÍas de las elecciones, hoy calificÓ la caravana como una invasiÓn y decidiÓ mandar el mayor despliegue de tropas en la frontera en mÁs de una de cada para frenarla, lori montenegro tiene las reacciones. >> serÁ una frontera totalmente militarizada, 5200 efectivos estarÁn presentes para finales de esta semana. 800 ya estÁn camino a texas. la orden es bien clara, impedir que cruce la caravana de inmigrantes. (hablan inglÉs) eral que los soldados es

in other words, he served with the continental congress, as their clerk for couple of years. the declaration of independence as we see it, we tend to think it was jefferson that wrote it. jefferson wrote it but it is in matlack's hand. he is not part of the other side of the building, but he is one of these figures crafting the pennsylvania constitution. then we have robert whitehill, i think he was a lawyer, politician, and i'm picking random people that you might be interested in. there were dozens of people from all over the state who were involved in this. i picked whitehall, because if you drive down to harrisburg, you will pass this historic marker on the side of the road. whitehall moved out to the area and settled in camp hill. he was representing cumberland county. he is one of them. are you getting the trend here? like, who are these guys? i never heard about them but they were crafting the convention. david rittenhouse, he is one of the more educated members of the convention. he is a graduate of the college of new jersey of princeton. do you know what he is famous

in the event of a sudden emergency, from hawaii and okinawa, as well as the continental united statesul ground forces can be airlifted quickly to any trouble spot. half of the army defends activities is on fort shatner on the outskirts of honolulu. the increased u.s. response abilities in the far east asia have expanded the scope of the mission in the pacific. within fort shatner's richardson hall is a communication center for pacific defense, with responsibilities extending far beyond the halloween imprimatur. at to this post is located the hawaii and based army command, which has possibilities for the u.s. army pacific command. but to most soldiers in the islands, homebase is likely to stillofield barracks, carrying mementos of what happened december 7. in 1908, it is the largest overseas army post. a wide variety of facilities for recreation, as well as training, are available for soldiers and their dependents. schofield is the home of the 25th infantry division. the 25th was stationed in hawaii when the japanese attacked and went on to fight many valiant battles in world war ii an

conclusiÓn que es el documento mÁs antiguo del continente mas antiguo del continente americano y data. >> por ahora el documento es admirado a travÉs de esta cÁpsula especial. >> me impresionÓo el tiempo que tiene. >> el documento por sÍ mismo es mÁs que suficiente para ser impactante. >> debido a su fragilidad es posible que no vuelva a ser exhibido. >> en mÉxico, noticias telemundo. >> quÉ belleza, asÍ llegamos al final de esta ediciÓn de noticias telemundo, gracias por el privilegio de su tiempo, comienza exa ayer en exatlÓn, estados unidos, miÉrcoles atÍpico, se jugaba por la permanencia en exatlÓn estados unidos. . >> el circuito rojo fue el escenario de una lucha sin piedad. lucha que favoreciÓ a los azules quienes se quedaron con la victoria por diez a cuatro, una victoria que enviÓ por octava vez a los famosos al circuito de eliminaciÓn, en esa instancia el de peor porcentaje era danee marmolejo pero una lesiÓn le impidio sortear un circui p

he was elected to serve as a delegate to the continental congress which is the congress that predated the congress we have today. he was elected to serve as a new york delegate twice. during his second set he was elected president and did a very solid job. so much so that he was sent to spain as an emissary of the united states. his job was to get spain to recognize the united states independence. he could not do that but he got a loan. i suppose congress was so happy that when he returned they made him secretary of foreign affairs. for a while congress ran it themselves but congress eventually decided that it was better taken on by a single secretary. john jay was the secretary of foreign affairs. he served as secretary. from 1784 onward and dealt with the barbary coast pirates. spanish control of the mississippi, and the problem of states not honoring our treaty with great britain. he made a piece that he helped negotiate and the states were not honoring that. he wrote to congress about how he could get the states to honor that treaty. while he was serving as secretary of foreign af

we do have a continental shelf off the coast and we also have barrier islands. intercoastal area, but the continental shelf in the gulf is much broader, much more of an area that the water is shallow. this is ivan, by the way, 2004, when they moved to the region the wave height grows with time. the tsunami last week following the earthquake in indonesia, the reason it was so high is the water went through a narrow area shaped as a submarine so the tsunami grew with time. there's the ivan you were talking about. this is dennis. ivan actually made three landfalls but dennis came through all west of panama city. to get more and talk about that surge, because i want to get back to history for you. we had it up here. here it is. the surge inundation map. we talked about this, of course, when florence was coming on. let's get in closer. there's a lot more red on this map than we had in parts of the carolinas. where you have apalachicola, the curve is going to catch the brunt of those forward moving wave heights so, again, with that shallow continental shelf you're tal

to hit the continental u-s in nearly 50 years.coming up - where the storm is headed now..en thousands of people are expected to get power back. plus...businesses in one east bay community are being push out. how owners of the shopping center tried to work something out but a major grocery story giant wont budge. and - the bay area's first and only ten at ten forecast gives us a glimpse of the weekend.. and next weekend too,. (ken) don't go away...hour three of kron 4 news in primetime starts right after the break. (ken)now at ten: hurricane michael slammed into the florida panhandle with terrifying winds approaching a catergory 5... splintering homes and submerging neighborhoods before continuing its destructive charge inland across the southeast. (catherine) it's the most powerful hurricane to hit the continental u-s in nearly 50 years... leaving at least one person dead. (ken) it's dropped from a once formidable category 4 and within the last 30 minutes to a tropical storm. good evening i'm ken wayne. (catherine) and i'm catherine heenan in for pam moore. natasha chen ha

but the continental shelf on the gulf is much broader.re is much more of an area that the water is shallow. when you have a storm of this magnitude moving into this region, what you're finding here -- and this is ivan, by the way, 2004 -- when they move toward the region, the wave height grows with time. the tsunami last week following the earthquake in indonesia, the reason the tsunami was so high is the water went through a very narrow and shallow area of water kind of shaped as a submarine so the tsunami grew with time. there is your ivan you were talking about, chris. >> right. >> this is dennis. ivan actually made three land falls. >> right. >> when dennis came through, they were all west of panama city. to get more and talk about that surge -- because i want to get back to history for you. let me just quickly show you how -- we had it up here. here it is. the surge inundation map. we talked about this, of course, when florence was coming on. so let's get in a little bit closer. the reason this is a big concern is there is a lot more

michael is the strongest storm to hit the continental u.s.urricane andrew since it flattened parted of south florida in 1992. hurricane michael making its way up through georgia. i want to bring in now hurricane chaser mike theiss. he joins us now on the phone from panama city, florida. good evening to you. i hope you're being safe out there. you rode out this storm in panama city which got slammed by this hurricane. you've got some video. we're going to put it up now of a train that you saw after it was blown off its tracks today. >> that's correct, don. >> tell me about that. >> that was probably one of the most impressive displays of the power of wind that i've seen in the aftermath of a hurricane. and at first i didn't know what i was looking at because you can see in the video it's kind of dark. i pulled up to it, put the headlines on, and it was a train that was blown off its tracks. >> are you there, mike? i think we're losing mike. if you keep talking, we can see if you're in a better place. >> can you hear me now? >> yeah, i can hear

we know what you are capable of, we understand better our relations now with continental africa, thean continental free trade area is important, theria is asking laggards, president set up a very large team to try and understand the impacts of that on nigeria. it's about going out, using our position to also reengage across the continent. i think it is those kinds of policy measures to go to. >> let's take a look at some of the big stories on the radar this morning with our daybreak team. our editor joins us now with the very latest on the shooting, and mr. donald trump, the pittsburgh synagogue that had this massive shooting. what do we know about robert bauer, the arrested individual, at this juncture? >> what we know at this time, he's a 46-year-old man who has no prior criminal history and was not previously known to law enforcement. what they have said, after doing some digging into his background, is that he had been a vocal critic of the jewish community and immigrants in general. he did surrender to police, he's in custody, and he's being charged with 29 criminal counts. the

hurricane michael has crashed dlinto florida's panhas the strongest storm to hit the continental u.s. in 25 years. packing winds of 155 miles an hour, it ripped a path of destruction and created a dangerous storm surge. right now it is headinh and continuing to drop dehstating rainfall mixed w strong winds. gary o'donoghue is in panama beach, floridar and he starts coverage. gary: this is what the full force of nature lorrs like in huicane form. michael is now pounding the ningida panhandle, threa every thing in its path. the sheer power of hurrica michael has started to hurl itself against the florida panhandle. it is causing devastation -- some power lines are already down. we are expecting this to go on hours, late few intongednesday, with winds goi up to 145 miles per hour. driving through the streets of panama city beach this morning, there were almost no other cars on the road. nehere and there, the odd signtill glowed. but many houses and businesses were boarded up after an emergencevacuation order. not everyone heeded the instruction. dave jackson decided to stay ome yards fro

it was the third most powerful hurricane ever to hit the continental u.s. and it is not done yet. beencane michael has downgraded to a tropical storm after destroying homes and businesses across the florida panhandle and in southern georgia. at least two people were killed. now the storm is threatening the southeast with heavy rains and high winds. some dramatic moments for astronauts aboard a rocket heading for the space station. forcing thefailure astronauts to make an emergency landing. nasa says both astronauts are in good shape. the pentagon has grounded the f-35 fighter jets because of a first crash ever. to inspect a want fuel to on all of the aircraft. the aircraft crashed in south carolina. the pilot ejected safely. the aircraft is built by lockheed martin. u.s. inflation at the consumer level came in less than inspected last month thanks to lower prices for used cars and the housing market. consumer price index rose 2.2% from a year ago. officials will have two more months of price figures before the meeting again in december. global news 24 hours a day on air and at tic

it exaggerated fashion because of the continental shelf. that allows the waves to increase in amplitude. plus the king tides, the high tides of this time of the year. that's why we're seeing so much surge. miguel marques is in south port, florida, just north of panama city, right around here where the storm has just moved through. and behind it now, devastation. just look what he's standing in. miguel. >> reporter: this is a major road here, chris. i'll show you these cars going through here. this is 77 where it meets 77-a. we're trying to get to mexico beach, but it is blocked by just about everything that mother nature can throw at you. trees snapped and crossing the road just about everywhere. electrical lines down everywhere as well. very hard to get through those, and lots and lots of water. i mean, cars at this hour -- it was pretty easy to cross this much earlier today. now it's much more treacherous because it's hard to see as you're coming down the road, it's hard to even tell this is water if there is nobody else on it. but this i

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bank of america and continental illinois came together with their own separate paths back in time where they had instability but i think one reason to trap city is because the lineage was a lot more clear from about 1812 through the 1990s were there wasn't much in the way of mergers it was mostly just organic growth so it's an easy path to follow and it was a lot more complicated than the last issue i think to mention the stories that we found as we dug into the history was perfect for the journalistic storytelling approach. once we decided city was the one that was a bit of an extra bonus that there were all these personalities tha but blended themselves to storytelling. >> >> i should thank you as well for having us. we benefited from your work thank you for bringing these esteemed scholars. if the country's largest bank for much of its history and i think what was really striking about the research i as you had this long period where it is an independent institution and not only is it stable but it's so strong that it rescues the government and it becomes a magnet for the deposits an

it was a strongest hurricane to hit the continental u.s. since andrew in 1992. the strongest to hit the panhandle in history. check out this footage of the school in panama city blown apart. same with the shopping mall which was recently remodelled. this boat in niceville, florida, a total loss. >> it may be weeks before power is restored everywhere. for proof of the awesome power of the storm, look at this. a train blown completely off the rails in panama city. cnn's derek van dam is live with it all from apalachicola. good morning, derek. >> reporter: good morning, christine. it takes one foot of rushing water to pick up a truck and move it down river, per ase. look at one foot of storm surge. it can take semi trucks and flip on the sides. you can see the debris leftover on the oyster shells. this is near the apalachicola river and fishing areas. the high water mark gives you an indication of the storm surge. to put it in perspective, we did a live shot at the height of hurricane michael. a truck behind us submerged by the rising seawater. that truck was taken

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mobile payments and electronic payments doing a pretty good job for now biggest loser today is continental the car supplier after a french bank pointed out that the expectations among car suppliers for growth are at about twenty two percent where it's car makers are only five percent something's not right here so car suppliers suffering today focused employers thank you very much what is it that. italy is projecting is g.d.p. growth will come in at one point six percent that's higher than analysts projects and that gives the italian government the confidence to stick to its plan to run amok lehi a budget deficit causing war isn't brussels but rome is the populace government has to keep a series of expenses brought mrs. oh of course. italy's labor minister had a simple message for voters tuning in to his live stream and i mean if that was it it might already have kept our promises if anything i mean this budget law will include the citizens income the citizens pensions compensation for people who have been cheated by the banks that's something we've never forgotten about that bank account o

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well the demonstrators were all in favor of continental it looks as though they are on the winning side of the end of a fruit episode in washington that's close to washington where michael caniggia is standing by the michael it looks like judge governor's confirmation to the supreme court is all but assured at this point how big a victory would this be for donald trump's republican party. well from a pure perspective of party politics that is certainly a big win for donald trump and the republican party after all the republicans had their goal for a long time set on achieving a republican a conservative majority on the supreme court and in fact donald trump campaigned on this very issue to make the court have a conservative majority during his election campaign and with the with the confirmation of kavanagh he will have achieved that goal but the question is whether the price to achieve that goal the bitter fight over over kavanaugh this ultimately worth it because this could alienates mainstream voters and especially women from the republican party in the future so it has to be seen wh

ever to hit the continental united states.bal news, on air and at tictoc on twitter, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. francine: thank you so much. let's talk tech. as the u.s.-china trade war continues, -- >> i think about people and institutions people build. being un-american company, i always say we are able to , we are alwaysy dependent on an proud of the american values and the trust in american institutions and values that the world has. clearly, that has served us well. quite frankly, even today, i think it has served us very well. i think our form of government and democracy, with all of the debate we have, our ability to be able to set an example for what is a place where a lot of people of diverse backgrounds can come together, have a debate and move and make progress, i think is what makes america unique, as being born in that culture is what gives us our credibility. we can't take any of this for granted, you do as a nation or a company. we have to earn it everyday. tru

it is important that the ten year yield is movingfast >>> delta and united continental issued forecastuarter. lackluster forecast for the quarter. dull delta saying hurricane florence cost roughly $30 million and it had to cancel 270 flights during the storm delta hit down 3.37% >> i'm inclined not to overthink the market's conclusion. also just general costs and while continued competition on the fair side. you add some more disciplines. the overall index for airlines is down 10% for the high it seems like perhaps the best moment is passed >> it looks like delta got hit the hardest. american down 2.8% united and continental down. >> i don't know if we have a sign of thins to come for the u.s. airlines which have been better protected for competition fears. a lot of those names have been performing terribly over the past couple of months. is it going to play catch up for the u.s. names >> mike just spoke to it we have talked about it a number of times, how cheap theyare. >> the airlines can't help but tripping over itself >> united continental is up 28% so far this year it had some cat

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well the demonstrators were all in favor of continental it looks as though they are on the winning side of the end of the fruit episode in washington. stephens cmon this has been giving us more on what was a dramatic day in the u.s. capitol yesterday the confirmation battle over brett kavanaugh seems to be lost for the democrats the republicans and the white house carry a significant victory there will be one more vote in the senate and there will also be more protests from the left leaning groups and from a lot of angry women they want to make their voices heard again and their battle cry is november is coming. those women are very very angry and their promise is that perhaps many many politicians in the house of representatives as well as in the senate will lose their job come november sixth this is when the united states will have their mid-term elections and until then stay tuned for more political drama. stephanie holmes there in washington we're going to catch up now and some of the other stories making headlines around the world starting with some sad news spanish opera singer mo

by this announcement because it concerns a category of weapons that would reach europe not the continental united states it is a bilateral agreement between the united states and russia which europe's security which has greatly enhanced europe's security and i think it's very some not only to german supposed to poles to the french to the dutch to everybody here in europe but president trumps point he says that russia is violating the agreement is that how you see it as well well i find it slightly ironic to hear the russian foreign minister saying and i quote every action create its own reaction as a matter of fact since two thousand and fourteen we know that russia has deployed a system in myside s s c eight that violates the treaty that is in clear violation of the treaty with the reach of two thousand six hundred kilometers and so the united states action today is can be seen as a reaction to that violation of the treaty now our president the trump security advisor mr bolton john bolton is in moscow as we speak for talks are you encouraged by that is that a good sign. yes that i think t

. >> (gritos) cientos de migrantes que guardan el anhelo de llegar al norte del continente y comenzarsde cero (sonido ambiente) la caravana es de 2 mil personas que salieron desde honduras, un comunicado ques personas que tengan documentos . >> la medida no fue buen tomada. >> han tratado de reprimirlo. >> mientras avanzan por guatemala, los esperan del otro lado (información en pantalla) el gobierno de chiapas, lugar al que llega la caravana, ofreció libre tránsito . >> tendremos siempre una política de respeto a los derechos humanos de los inmigrantes de puertas abiertas (información en pantalla) esta mujer trabaja con grupos de tránsito, y considera que hay presión del gobierno de estados unidos. >> estamos viendo una actitud distinta ¡no? de un gobierno mexicano en la frontera sur. >> hay 7 albergues en chiapas para recibir a las personas que huyen de su país . en méxico o, ana méndez, también inciaron una investigación por denuncias de abuso sexual de parte de un trabajador de un jardín de niños, habrÍa abusado de 37 menores, algunos tomaron exámenes psicológicos que comprobaron

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it was the third most powerful hurricane ever to hit the continental u.s., and it is not done yet. hurricane michael has been downgraded to a tropical storm after destroying homes and businesses across the florida panhandle and in southern georgia. at least two people were killed by falling trees. now the southeast is threatened by rain and high winds. for american and russian ashman not support the space station. there was an engine failure after a launch from kazakhstan, forcing the after not -- the astronauts to make an emergency landing in their capsule. and u.s. inflation at the consumer level came in less than expected last month, thanks to lower prices for used cars and housing rents that are cooling-off. excluding food and energy costs, the index is 2.2% from a year ago. that officials will have two more months to price figures before the december meeting, in which they are expected to raise interest rates again. global news, 24 hours a day, on air and at tic-toc on twitter, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. i'm kailey leinz, this is

the strongest hurricane to hit the continental united states and more than half a century bringing devastationnd destruction to the florida panhandle. what is not tropical storm michael is making its way out of the carolinas leaving almost 1 million people without power and crushing some towns and communities and taking lives. we will take it to the hardest hit areas. plus, volatile day on wall street. stocks falling sharply. trump is saying it has more to do with policy from the federal reserve than any other influence. the president putting what is now an official market correction in proper context. >> we are still up 40%, the markets are way up over what they were. it's a correction that i think is caused by the federal reserve with interest rates, the dollars become very strong which, frankly people can debate whether they like a strong dollar or not. >> no debate about the strength of the market though. despite the correction, the dow jones industrial average since president trump selection remains nearly 6800 points higher. the president boasting that the strong economy and his continue

>>> today one of the strongest hurricanes to make hand fall in the continental u.s. thanks for join us. this video shows utter devastation seen across the florida panhandle. law enforcement officers are working their way into damaged neighborhoods. we are in panama city beach with the latest. as the sunrises on the panhandle we are getting our first up close look at the devastation michael left behind. >> undescribable. >> it was an absolute monster. >> stunning drone video out of panama city shows buildings and a cool ripped aparkit. >> so many lives have lost everything. homes are gone, businesses are gone. >> historic winds crumbling hotels, downing power lines. more than 700,000 now without power across at least four states. >> we are hiding in the closet. all i could hear is a lot of wind. >> first responders desperate to reach those in the hardest hit areas. >> in mexico beach where michael made land fall we saw 155 miles per hour winds literally blowing a house away. >> that is where the house usedn just below the window. some residents don't know what's left.

rarely, if ever, has a continental power assembled itself to be governed by its own people in an active original creation that was exceptional, but profoundly flawed, and diligently over the decades it expanded the scope of justice, of citizenship, that access to opportunity in ways that gradually made more .rue its opening promises we are an exceptional nation, and we are at risk of losing it all to a populist mob mentality where no one can win because everyone must lose. it is up to you folks. i have eternal gratitude to my friend jeff for making us take one week to look at each other, here are each other respect each other. [applause] >> the last word, very appropriately, is to you. your thoughts and concerns about the republic, the rule of law, and message what the citizens can do about it. >> i feel like reaching over and just dropping chris' mic. i can't add to that. the thing i will miss most about the senate is relationships like this. being able to work with people who i view as true statesman in every sense of the word. this notion that we have to see .ach other differently ju

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we want a free trade between the uk and continental europe. that is very clear. read trade condition, of course we had to adapt. that may have dramatic consequences for our operations in the uk, which we would like to avoid as much as possible. bus, the situation is crystal clear. we need free trade. brexit is brexit. we did not decided. it was decided by the uk people, and we respect that. but if there are consequences coming out of a no deal situation, so be it. but we are giving all the possible alerts, all the possible warnings showing what this means and what is the right direction, and i think everybody is now aware, our union partners are aware of it, the uk government is aware of it, the uk government is aware of it, so everybody knows what this represents. i think we have done ourjob by being as transparent, as honest and as pragmatic as possible. now it is up to the negotiating people to find the deal. that is the boss of psa group with his advice for to reason a, ending your business briefing. —— his advice for theresa may. huge congratulations to the