are you cutler bay or cutler ridge? cutler ridge, right, jeff?yes, just not too far from homestead, right. you know this area. and you know when they say mandatory evacuation, as you know, it's america, doesn't mean a mandatory evacuation. if you want to stay you can stay. nobody is going to drag you out of your home. these people are staying and waiting in line at the home depot to get plywood to board up their homes. a number of these people went through andrew. you see how hot it is. look at the um prel as out here. these people are roasting in the sun, to stay in line to try and get plywood. it's a crazy scene here. there's controlled chaos in south florida right now. so far, shep, it's under control. see how long that lasts. >> shepard: cutler ridge, anybody there 25 years ago, not one single solitary person will forget that. >> you said it. i hope they don't have a repeat or worse. >> shepard: cutler bay is a place, cutler ridge is a place, good to talk to you. forecasters predict this particular storm will make that hard turn to the north,

well, cutler's name was manessa cutler. he was a classic 18th century doctor, medical doctor, a lawyer and a minister. he was a minister of a small church in ips witch, massachusetts. and a group of veterans, war veterans in massachusetts, revolutionary war veterans, had the idea that because they'd been paid many worthless money -- in worthless money all the time that they served, eight and a half years in the revolution, one way to compensate that would be to pride land in this new northwest territory ceded to our country by the british at the treaty in paris and that that land was fertile in a way that nobody in new england had ever even imagined. and it was, belonged to the government, and there it was. so this man, cutler, was picked by these officers from the war to go down to the capitol which was then in new york and sell them on the idea of creating a northwest territory ordnance whereby new states could bew stt formed. now, cutler had never lobbiedve anything in any way in his life. the word lobbyist or lobbying h

the oldest building on campus was called cutler hall. and i thought, who is cutler. was the oldest university college building west of the allegheny mountains. colors name was vanessa cutler. he was a classic 18th century polymath. he is a medical dr.. a lawyer, and a minister. he was a minister of a small church. a group of war veterans. they'd been paid in worthless money and all the times that they have served. one way to compensate that would be to provide land in this new northwest territory at the treaty in paris when that land was in a way that no one knew it was ever imagined. it belonged to the government and there it was. so this man cutler was picked by these officers from the war to get onto the capital which was sent in new york and sell them on the idea of creating a northwest territory ordinance whereby new states could be formed. now they have never lobbied anything in any way in his life the word lobbyist had not even entered the linkages yet. he have never been in new york. and never been out of new england. but off he went in his one or shea down t

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now monastic cutler had neverhig loved anything in any way in his life. the word lobbyist or lobbing hadn't even entered the language yet. he'd never been to new york never been out of new england but off he went in his one horse shade down to new york to convince the continental congress there was no constitution yet to go ahead with this. this was the summer of 1787 and he put the ordinance through. he did it, one man, he did it and the ordinance stipulated three things of immense importance. what are the most important bills that ever passed our congress even before we had a president. they would be complete freedom of religion absolutely -- absolutely freedom of religion and the government would be involved in education.uc there would be public education all the way through college since the beginning of the statv university university system for example in third and most important of all there would beo no slavery. now what that man closed his territory was as big as all of the 13 colonies. it meant this new empire doesn't wilderness empire would be

a follower or subordinate in of cutler says cutler's manor in and action was simply the result of hancock's manner and action. we are getting the sense of the obedience of the fleeing soldiers who stopped fleeing and took positions. carl shirts, a division commander in the 11th corps, second in command to howard, says his mere presence was a reinforcement, and everyone on the field felt stronger for his being there. this is howard's second in command saying that. , actually, let me continue this. francis wiggin of the 16th maine talks about the magnificent form of hancock. who was mounted on a noble charger. william switten of the new york times said he had magnetism. this quality he possesses in a high degree and his appearance soon restored order at a -- out of seemingly hopeless confusion. ok, so there are a lot of people -- i can go on, but i won't. i can go on about hancock being in control. people responded to hancock. he stops the retreat, he turns it into retrenchment. he turns flight into fight and they start to settle the soldiers down into commanding positions on cemetery hill. c

i thought who is cutler? it was the oldest -- i was told it was the oldest university college building west of the allegheny mountains. he was a classic 18th-century polymath. he was a doctor. a medical doctor, lawyer. and you revolutionary war vendors, one way to compensate would be new northwest territories, proceeded to the country by the british, and the treaty in paris. and belong to the government, this man cutler was picked by these offices from the war. and sold on the idea of creating a northwest territory, they had not lobbied anything, the word lobbyist or lobbying hadn't entered the language yet. he had never been to new york, never been out of new england and off he went to new york to convince the continental congress, there was no constitution yet, to go ahead with it. summer of 1877, they put the ordinance through. he did it, one man, he did it and the ordinance stipulates three things of immense importance, one of the most important bills ever passed by congress even before we had a president

cutler ridge, cutler bay. significant flooding. then miami. i've drawn everything in blue that's six feet above sea level or less. we're going to see at least the surge. look at downtown miami, completely wet. white where you are, chris is going to have storm surge 6 to 10 feet. that will take out power. even in the high ride buildings, you're going to be surrounded by water. it's time to get out because they told you to get out. >> all right. chad, water can be weaponized. that's wa we hear from the officials down here, standing water can be used to flood areas. it can knock out power. let me get chad back for a second because this dirty side of the storm thing, i want to hear more about that, because that's one of the acute concerns here with miami. what does that mean, dirty side? and why is it worse? >> it's worse because have you to add the forward speed of the storm with the wind speed around the eye. the so everyone's going to see a dirty side from make con, gainsville all the way down to orlando. if you're on this side of the eye, you

producing materials promoting separation long going saga this one spanish authorities have also told cutler media outlets that they must stop publishing content of adverts relating to the independence push the country's prime ministers praised the work being done to block. it is necessary to congratulate in particular the civil guard today they have seized more than one hundred thousand cattle on government propaganda posters. this referendum set. take place on the first of october and madrid has been doing everything in its power to scupper it last week the spanish constitutional court suspended the referendum legislation passed in the cattle and parliament which had paved the way for the vote and just last wednesday madrid launched an investigation into seven hundred twelve catalan mayors who have pledged their support for the secession campaign there just friday barcelona the region's capital was given forty eight hours to sign an agreement guaranteeing that federal money will not be spent on referendum purposes otherwise spain is set to strip catalonia of its budget and will be paying i

in any case, lastly but not least, i want to invite wendy cutler. i don't know how she's feeling about the current situation. you are a major player in achieving the fta for many years. let me invite wendy in. >> okay. well, thank you very much. when i first accepted victor cha's invitation to speak here, i thought it was a pretty safe response that i could come here and talk about why i didn't think the bilateral trade deficit was the proper measure of the u.s./korea fta and i thought how howe i could explain in my view this was a win-win agreement, that benefits from this agreement are flowing both to the united states and to korea. i had no idea that this topic would become so timely given the serious consideration by the current administration to withdraw from this agreement. i will just say technically under the agreement, this is possible. we negotiated ten years ago a provision which allowed either party to 2340e9 fi the other the intention to withdraw from the agreement as long as it provided a six-month notification period. so what is motiv

this is a shot of old cutler road here on friday before irma hit.this is that same storm-tossed road today. chief hudak says that storm has passed but not the danger. >> our biggest concern now is the recovery, and i don't think a lot of people realize that re the storm when they're getting their houses back together, when the power starts coming back on. >> reporter: this is marina in coconut grove. take a look from above. there are bets scattered all over in places they don't belong. it's a reminder of the number of punches irma threw at south florida. jeff? >> glor: mark strassmann, thank you very much. as the coast guard here responds to calls, scores of water rescues were made across florida. adriana diaz reports from orla vista outside orlando. >> thank you. thank you, you guys. >> reporter: before sunrise people atop rescue trucks thanked those who carried them to safety out of the floodwaters. barefoot children in blankets escaped waist-deep water with their only belongings in plastic bags. this puppy was found caged and alone in a house fil

and maybe that's why he's not the quarterback of the dolphins now and jay cutler is.kaepernick whose intentions were good and who has donated millions of dollars because his intentions were in the right place and people like doug baldwin and give them a voice. >> when candidate president trump said we're going to get tired of winning. did he just win thursday night in so far as they didn't protest in that game, they linked arms. and now here comes the nba saying we don't want our guys taking a knee during the anthem? >> president trump seems to be able to spin in any case what is a win for him. >> but is he right in this case? >> i don't think so. i think it's evolving players, players and people all around the leagues, are evolving in their understanding. this is a humble soungs my part because who am, a very fortunate white man to tell primarily african-american citizens what they should do. but this is my suggestion, the idea of linking protests, no matter how legitimate the issue you are protesting, directly to the national anthem is not just offensive to the love

when it went through cutler ridge, homestead, levelled everything. but it wasn't that big around.his thing though, it's got a little bit of everything to hate. >> yeah, it does. it's a massive storm. the big thing here, everybody listening right now, just really pay attention to the authorities and civil defense. don't take this storm lightly. i rode out andrew in louisiana when it came across the gulf as it hit florida and wiped those guys out. don't get complacent. the other thing is don't have this false sense of security. just because you made it through andrew, no big deal. that is -- the level is there for andrew, it's higher for irma. heed the warnings. >> shepard: we talk about how successful the evacuation has been. it has been. if 10% of the people you asked to evacuate don't leave, that leaves tens of thousands of people behind on that coast. that is frightening. >> that is frightening. our guys and gals in the hurricane hunters and the emergency responders are working hard to help people. it's really important that everybody leaves. if we can save everybody, that's awe

will get hurricane force winds from cutler ridge, all the way down to miami and the keys, from key west i believe the center and will be very close to -- worldwide sportsman on the other side. farther down probably key colony beach in marathon. that's the eye wall a little bit farther out than that. that spot right there. and then on up into lake okay a cope bewith winds up to 120. i know the governor and army core are lowering that level but still something to watch. here comesed wind. from from saturday 6:00 a.m. only seeing 30 miles per hour here and then by 3:00 already to 50. that's miami beach. you're pouring water into biscayne bay at this point. just pushing it. everything that's pink is a wind gust of 75 or greater. all the way from palm beach to naples. the entire east to west coast will have a hurricane force wind gust or later. about 16 million before it dies off somewhere in georgia. right over lake oh ca choep be. the center of the eye is going to go over the everglades. that's not land. the that's just warm water. and finally pushing back up into north georgia and even th

i am joined by kelly cutler human rights organizer from the san francisco coalition for homelessness. you contacted us because you have problems with my supervisor viral had to say about the success is he lying? >>i would say he is stretching the truth of the reality of the situation. one of the things is there is a lack of resources. we currently have over 1100 people waiting for temporary bed on a single adult weightless. there is a housing crisis going on. the campaign used the slogan of housing not tents. we agree completely but there is no housing actual in the prop q measure. >>this measure basically is installed because of the housing situation. the idea is you give somebody a citation and say if you agree to go to housing you have to give up your tent, that is one less tent but then they get housing. if there is no housing the 10th are not going anywhere. >>that is true. the fact is people are expressing homelessness on the street they are wanting housing. they have been out there on the street on a regular basis. people are constantly asking how can i get housing? oftentimes

song, yeah. [ light laughter ] next up is a scottish singer that i've never heard of called ivor cutlersteve: wow. >> jimmy: yeah. there he is here. now, the song -- [ light laughter ] >> steve: what's that logo? >> jimmy: what's that? >> steve: the logo. >> jimmy: the logo -- [ laughter ] >> questlove: what is that? >> steve: people are -- it's because he's flat. they're walking on him? he's like a sidewalk? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah. >> steve: flat man. >> jimmy: it's -- yeah. anyways, i think he might have probably drawn that himself. >> steve: really? [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: the song that seems most promising on here is called "jam." >> steve: okay. >> jimmy: i like to jam out. >> steve: everybody loves jamming. >> jimmy: all right, here you go, man. so let's jam out. take a listen to "jam." >> jam. [ light laughter ] ♪ ♪ what's your favorite jam [ laughter ] traffic jam traffic jam ♪ ♪ what's wrong with raspberry [ laughter ] what's wrong with plum ♪ ♪ how's about a blob of elderberry or♪ >> jimmy: all right. okay, stop, stop, stop, stop. [ applause ] it's about jams and jel

miami and cutler bay and down toward homestead, the elevations under 10 feet need to leave because of the surge. waves, 20 feet on top of that. >> chad myers for us. where i'm standing, three feet above sea level. if the storm surge is ten feet, that means the water is here, which is why there's a mandatory evacuation where i am right now. the florida governor said 20 million people should be prepared to move if they need to. the very first place for mandatory evacuation orders were issued for the florida keys. that is where we find be in key largo. bill, some of the people you were talking to last night said they were going to stick it out are having second thoughts. >> reporter: it's interesting how the liquid courage fades in the sober light of day and the size of that monster storm, which is 100 miles right over there. as chad talked, a storm surge here would put the waves well over my head and the groves you see there. well over snappers beach bar where we are, an iconic place where people come to relax. a sun shower, a tiny taste of what's to come. the last greyhound left key we

jay cutler one touchdown, 230 yards. ajaya, and parker led the way in terms of receptions. tough loss as boomer mentioned. the chargers could be 2-0. >> the denver broncos, trevor semen is having a good day, finds sanders for a six-yard touchdown. this mailed 2i9 1-7. -- made it 21-7. the broncos lead 21-10. they're running it, throwing it, dominating this cowboy defense. >> really good football game. former red skin offensive coordinator is the head coach for the l.a. rams. i tell you, this game is up and down. kurt cuss inls and goff playing well. goff 14-22, 222 yards. take a look, you can see right there. you have so many different players making plays in this game. it's tight, at the end of the game right now, redskins have possession of the football. rams looking for the second win. >> the nfc west matchup, defensive battle. but check out russell invading the sack, keeping his eyes upfield. richardson is the recipient, getting in the end zone. seahawks up 12-9 with three minutes left in the fourth quarter. >> all right, as we get set to get final comments, nate, if yo

every time a band goes by you will get increased winds homestead down to cutler bay, you're seeing windome in. anytime later this afternoon, a storm comes in, there's even a potential for a small tornado or two. keep that in mind. the watches have gone all the way up into georgia. hurricane warnings for the southern half of florida. but overnight, michael, what happened is the model, and we're going to talk about these models in a half hour or so. the models shifted 20 miles farther to the west. so, now, not a landfall near marathon, florida. likely a landfall in the lower keys, somewhere cudjoe key, big pine key all the way down maybe to key west. and that's a big difference because now that puts for the myers in play of a landfalling hurricane and also makes tampa a much more dangerous place to be with gusts there possibly to 120. >> has the destruction that it has wreaked thus far in any way diminished its capabilities when it gets to the united states? >> if the storm does not regain strength over the florida strait. it's 12 miles an hour. 90 miles to go. that's eight hours. if in e

say just to the north of ocean reiff, k reef, key largo, homestead, cutler. the potential worst-case scenario and guess where the middle of the cone is? the worst-case scenario. i mean, it doesn't really -- i can't imagine other than coming in, slamming in like this, like andrew did, and this is bigger than andrew. this is significantly stronger, wider. andrew had a tight core and small wind of wind. this window of wind is 30 miles across, andrew was more like 12. as it drives itself up into south florida, will it stay along the coast, maintain its energy at 130 miles per hour and scour the entire coast, or could it get out here? greatnesses for florida. terrible for the carolinas. because it's going to go left from here. it's going to go into the carolinas, the strong ter is, because it's out here. the harder the carolinas will get hit. bottom line is, the u.s. is going to get socked. somebody is going to get socked and you need to pay attention now because it looks like sunday morning will likely be the closest approach to south florida. if that happens, an

they're more like jay cutler. >> he's going to launch it. and that was way out of bounds.plete. [ laughter and applause ] >> seth: now, the main sponsors of this new bill are senators bill cassidy and lindsey graham. and they are trying to rush it through for a vote as early as next week. now, as you may recall, republicans complained repeatedly about the process democrats use to pass obamacare in 2009 and 2010. even though it was a far more open process than they're using now. but they didn't just complain about the process. they even complained about the length of the bill itself. in fact, back in 2009, senator mitch mcconnell thought the page length of the obamacare bill was so damning that during one floor speech he kept repeating it over and over. >> we have now had less than 48 hours to look through this 2,074-page bill. this massive, 2,074-page bill. buried in this 2,074-page bill. this monstrous, 2,074-page bill. on what is buried in this 2,074-page bill. in this 2,074-page bill. were we to pass this 2,074-page bill. this 2,074-page bill. what else do we know about

north of key largo through ocean reef up to homestead, cutler and as far north as you can imagine, tearing things up at 150 miles per hour. now, the american model, much better. i know it's only 40 miles, but if you push it offshore, you don't get 150 on shore, you get 130. what is the difference? there is. there is a difference in damage at 150 and damage at 130. there is going to be damage whether it's left, right, middle of center. eventually, up to the carolinas and expecting land fall there as possibly a major hurricane. not over, someone is going to get hit. there's going to be damage. you have to keep watching it and make the right decisions. >> chad, at this point, with what you are looking at in this new track, is there any chance the storm could veer off and back to the atlantic, sparing direct hit on florida? >> sparing a direct hit at florida, yes. sparing a direct hit at the u.s., no. because when it gets farther to the north, i'll try to give a route here one more time. when the storm finally, if it does miss florida, if it misses south florida, the models are absolutely all

. >> your district, the 27th congressional district has coral cables, cutler bay, key business contain, little havana. here is the thing, congresswoman. everybody has got a grandmother or grandfather in florida. you've got 132,000 people in your district over the age of 65. we just had jacob sober off talking to an elderly woman who is getting out. she's smid every committed to goating out. but this is an issue for people who are elderly. they sometimes just -- >> absolutely. i was ready to get in my car, ali, and pick up doris and bring her home here because if her son doesn't get his butt in gear, she's going to get more anxious. i feel terrible for the elderly, the shut ins, people who are alone, who are on medication, who have special neesds children. and remember that we have shelters especially for this population, the elderly are in separate floors. if you have a special needs child, you will be in a special floor. i mean, we have done everything we can, but we can't force people out of their homes. so people have got to -- if they didn't do it by now, they really should get int

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cutler will direct coming full circle after he produced 1993's oscar nominated "the war room," a documentaryy. >>> also in tv news jim carrey coming back to series television for the first time since his his '90s hit "in living color." ♪ in living color ♪ >> genius. >> i love that. >> netflix ordered the dramedy called "kidding" in which he calls jeff a children's show icon known as mr. pickles. sounds very disturbing. mr. pickles has a very different persona on camera and off and it is being described as mr. mr. roger's neighborhood meets a very dark comedy. i don't know about you but i'm in, people. [ applause ] and carrey will be produced by his friend from at ee certainly sunshine of the spotless mind." >>> we all know judge judy gets it done. she's done it again. gifting the university of southern california's annenberg school of communication of journalism a debate space which supreme, i don't no, a little ironic since she's not a fan of anyone talking back. >> let me explain to you -- >> no no no. don't explain. i don't care what you want. just a second. i do intercare what you want.

bit of a raise from his wide reciever job. ( darya ) miami dolphins quarterback jay cutler is now leaving. so she callled herself a "single mom" that's not going very well. (darya) it will be sloane stephens versus madison keys in saturday's u.s. open women's final. the unseeded stephens earned a spot in her first grand slam final by outlasting no. 9 venus williams, 1-6, 6-0, 7-5. stephens quickly went up a service break in the third set, but she eventually trailed 5-4 and was two points from defeat before taking the last three games. the rally ended williams' quest to reach the final for the first time in 15 years. stephens is just the fourth unseeded player to reach the u.s. open women's final in the 49 years of the open era, and the first since roberta vinci in 2015. the 15th-seeded keys rolled to a 6-1, 6-2 win over no. 20 coco vandeweghe (van'-duh-way) to reach her first grand slam final. keys won 19 of the first 22 points and raced to a 5-0 lead in an opening set that lasted just 23 minutes. she continued to dominate despite an upper right leg injury that caused her to call the trai

i carefully read -- sorry, i carefully read the article written by cutler with respect for her insight and i could not agree more with most of the points she made therein. today we have the best speakers not only on issues of security, but also trade from both korea and the u.s., including wendy. where is she now? that's why i am confident that the session three will also be productive one to show the way, how to proceed the next steps, for the government navigations. and yet, i do not wish to take too much time away from our wonderful speakers we have lined up for today's forum except for a few word on korea foundation that i'm representing. every year the korea foundation puts heavy emphasis on products and programs in the united states. the foundation has provided the lion's share of funding to it for the programs proposed by the u.s. universities and think tanks, since the establishment in 1991. these efforts have further strengthened the relationships between our two countries and promoted that understanding between our two peoples. for this year's forum the korea foundation and c

and we're looking at a big band of strong thunderstorms making their way from biscayne bay through cutlerh coral gables and key biscayne. that is that area of strong thunderstorms that are going to stick around between 10 a.m. and noon, basically from homestead, the redland area all the way north in through downtown miami. i believe i may still look at the information here, the locations that will be impacted by this-- >> shep: a long list in southeast florida. i want to take you to sunrise florida west of fort lauderdale this is power lines going down this morning. sunrise just west of the florida turnpike north of interstate 595 right on the border of the everglades and look at this. >> [wind and rain hitting the window ] >> shep: there are 1.1 million power customers in miami-dade county. hall of them are without power now more than a million floridians without power and that number will most likely rise. let's turn to michael brennan, the chief hurricane specialist with the national hurricane center. we saw official landfall in cudjoe. >> right, 9:00-10 a.m. in cudjoe key in the lower