but cyril, one more thing. on that consulate in san francisco, we do -- and i think we have some video that we can show you. there were pictures on social media of smoke coming out of one of the chimneys at the consulate. and there was concern. is there a fire at the consulate? which they have to vacate today, saturday. and then there was a tweet from the san francisco fire department saying, no, no. it's not a fire. everything's okay. it's simply an alarm. now, this raises one of those almost cold war spy versus spy images of burning documents. there's no confirmation about that at all. but it is, you know, this is very interesting to see all of this let's say diplomatic back and forth on this. >> jill, thank you. great to talk to you and get the perspective from moscow on this. thanks. >>> in the u.s. state of utah now, salt lake city police have apologized for arresting a nurse who refused a police request to draw blood from an unconscious patient. the july incident was captured by police cameras. >> i've do

now to cyril. >> now let's talk to former cnn correspondent mike janoy. he is the author of the book "meltdown." could you please shed some light on china's position in all of this? because china has always said to be the single country that has the most leverage over north korea. and china has been either reluctant or unable to use its leverage over the past year to limit to put a cap on all this military testing in north korea. >> well, the characterization of china is both accurate but not completely accurate. the chinese do have leverage because most north korean trade and fuel supplies and so on all go through china. but for a variety of reasons the chinese see the north korean issue quite differently than the united states. they are ultimately most worried about the possibility of regime collapse of turmoil, leading to a crisis of north korean refugees pouring into china and leading to the collapse of north korea and reunified south korea with a security alliance with the united states. that worries the chinese more. as a result, the chinese have in

i'm natalie allen. >> and i'm cyril vanier. the country has said it has just successfully tested a hydrogen bomb. the u.s. and south korea haven't gone that far but they detect seismic activity. >> the report comes one day after north korea said it had a new hydrogen bomb. these photos show kim jong-un inspecting the bomb. it can be loaded onto an intercontinental ballistic missile. that means it can reach the united states. we're tracking it across the street. we have ian and will. christiane amanpour is in london for us. ian, we'll begin with you. you heard some strong statements after the news from the leadership there in seoul. >> that's right, natalie. south korea convened an emergency session of the council to discuss the latest developments. they released a statement just a short time ago. let me bullet point some of the things that came out in that statement. first they said they're going to try to push for further isolation of north korea both diplomatically and economically going through the u.n. security council. the

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cnn's cyril vanier is on the dutch side of st. martin, where it was cruelly hardest hit.il, what are you seeing? you just got in late last night. i was watching your live shot. tell me what you got. >> reporter: kate, i want to show you essentially what it's like to be on the ground, of those satellite images you just showed our viewers. you just said, you know, it looks like wasteland. this is it. this is it. it doesn't require a whole lot of explanation on my part. this hotel is 250 rooms. it's unclear that it's ever going to be able to rebuilt. this was the dining area. anybody who was in this building was in danger. all the windows, martin, let's pan over here, if you can. if yuou were in this building, all those windows were blown out. so that was dangerous. just remind you of the death toll. four people died from hurricane irma on this side of the, of st. martin island. 38 total across the caribbean. there is some good news that a couple of gas stations are reopening and some supermarkets are said to be reopening. i won't believe it until i see it, but that's what w

cyril ramaphosa, and all the others, who have raised their hands for leadership positions in the anc,ional executive of the anc, which is the highest decision making structure. they have issued a directive to say, please, let's nobody begin to speak about names. let's not get too procedural. the nominations will only begin in september. let me ask you just a very simple question with a simple answer required. who do you believe, we are looking at the individuals who have expressed an interest in being the next party leader, who would be the best one in your personal view to take the anc out of the mess it is in?|j your personal view to take the anc out of the mess it is in? i don't know, quite frankly. i don't know. and i'm trying to explain as to why iam and i'm trying to explain as to why i am nonplussed by this, because these leaders issue a directive to say that nobody must mention names. and they go out with branded regalia, and... well, they are campaigning. they run open campaigns like has never been seen before. then they go back to their meetings at the national executive com

language which probably meant cyrillic alphabet and another example we've seen a case where the mirror had used images from a traditional russian. pancake festival in what they presented to be an exclusive investigation into russian football hooligans and so certainly this is not a the first time and it probably won't be the last but we've reached out to the b.b.c. for comments and the organization told us that it used a stock image of computer coding which was later changed it to ensure better reflection off the story while still to come that we with just four days to go into germany has the post we look at the smaller parties who have pulling out all the stops to make an impact in the vote that's coming up after the break. in case you're new to the game this is how it works not the economy is built around core. perforations washington washington media the media. voters elected to run this country business because. you must it's not business as usual it's business like it's never been done before. what politicians do you should. put themselves on the line to get accepted or rejected.

cyril is there now. what are the conditions like there now, cyril? >> waiting for the storms. pick up here. but we're waiting for the worst of it. i'm going to be one of the more encouraging probably reports that you're going to get this evening, which is that the forecasts here in the bahamas have been proved slightly wrong but in a good way. the winds we're going get here are not going to end up being the hurricane-force winds that we were hearing 24 hours ago. we're talk tropical storm-force winds. i just spoke to the person who is looking at this, tracking this hour by hour. we're not expecting in the capital of nassau anything that would threaten a structure of buildings. so what we're looking at, there is still a possibility of floods there is still a possibility of rainfall, although we haven't seen much of that yet. it's going to happen throughout the night. so people are doing one of two things right now. either they're regrouping, and whoever has the strongest home, the safest place to be. or they are going, for some of them, we're talking a few hundred, maybe a few

cyril vanier, dutch side of st. maarten, cnn. >> thank you for the report there. in the meantime, thousands of people who evacuated from the florida keys ahead of last week's hurricane are finally able to return to their homes or what is left of their homes. homeowners in the upper keys were allowed to return on saturday. the rest are cleared to go home today. but the mayor of key west told cnn's martin savidge the residents needs to be prepared for the conditions that will greet them there. you see those conditions right there. >> what do you tell residents coming back? >> i tell them that be prepared to be shocked when you get here. don't expect all the services you need, that you can just call somebody and they will come over and fix it. be patient. if you do come back, don't be upset when things don't go exactly how you planned. and if you're coming back, be part of the solution, not a problem. >> a lot of people returning to this. a little more than 800,000 people still without power in the state of florida. it is the first time that the number has dropped be

cyril wecht.e defense had introduced into the legal mix a renowned pittsburgh and internationally recognized pathologist of many years. dr. wecht had weighed in on cases from the jfk assassination to the deaths of elvis presley and jonbenet ramsey. he told the court the conflicting tests demanded a tie-breaker. >> what you do is you've got to send it in again for laboratory testing, preferably to a third highly respected toxicology lab. that was not done. >> reporter: more compelling, he said, was evidence of scarring around autumn's heart, which could have triggered an electrical malfunction, stopping the organ cold. only on-the-spot cpr could have saved her. >> and in the absence of somebody hitting you in the chest, somebody knowing what they're doing with training in cardio pulmonary resussization, you probably will die. >> reporter: in other words, the defense said, autumn could have died of natural causes. they added that crime scene techs processed the house and never did find so much as a

. >> i'm cyril vanier. it's a pleasure to have you in the atlanta news room. >>> we'll bring you more north korea in just a moment. first we want to bring you breaking news. cnn has learned president donald trump is expected to end an obama-era program that allows hundreds of thousands of people who arrived in the u.s. illegally as children to study and work in the country without fear of deportation. >> sources tell cnn the administration will give congress six months to come up with legislation to fix the problem -- the program, i should say, and possibly allow the undocumented immigrants to remain in the united states. now, mr. trump's decision won't be final until announced. that's expected on tuesday. the program is known as daca. that's shorthand for deferred action for childhood arrivals. these people are also known as dreamers. to qualify, they must have arrived in the united states before turning 16 and be under age 31 as of june 15, 2012. they also must have no felony convictions. >> a study estim

many of the assaults took place at two schools linked to the late politician cyril smith.e said he couldn't turn the clock back, but said he would make sure the authority did its best to safeguard children and young people in the future. more than 100 firefighters have been tying to put out a fire at a warehouse in north london overnight. 20 engines were sent to the location at white hart lane in tottenham. footage from the scene shows the large building well alight. one person was taken to hospital, but their injuries are not thought to be serious. that's a summary of the latest bbc news. we will have more at 9.30am. we were asking about whether you felt that parents should be penalised for not vaccinating their children, it is an idea which has been brought through in germany. lots of you getting in touch already. christine on facebook says, yes, they should be penalised. 0thers yes, they should be penalised. others should not have to suffer as a result of the ignorant and selfishness. we will speak to a couple of parents who decided not to vaccinate their children in a

cnn anchor cyril is live in the bahamas. what are you learning?> reporter: the island is on the southernmost tip of the bahamas which on the front line of this storm have now weathered the hurricanes and authorities tell us there are no known fatalities. i have looked at the pictures. yes, there is some damage but only to the weaker structures, houses made of wood, for example, which is not the majority. the houses and structure buildings made of concrete and cement have withstood the storm. that's number one. number two, because the storm has moved westward, in the capital nassau where i have, we are not going to get the catastrophic storms we thought we would less than 24 hours ago. what we have are storms, and there are hundreds in shelters, other people have stocked up on food, water and have bought generators because they're used to this and they know they may have to go without power. i would say for the moment, and this is just an early assessment, the bahamas are weathering the storm with less damage than other parts of the caribbean. >> t

language which probably meant cyrillic alphabet and another example we've seen a case where the mirror had used images from a tree. russian pancake festival in what they presented to be an exclusive investigation into russian football hooligans and so certainly this is not to the first time and it probably won't be the last but we've reached out to the b.b.c. for a comment on this that the organization told as it used to stalk image of computer coding which was later changed to and see all bets reflection off the story while still to come technology companies speak out against the new builds a combat sex trafficking find out why why after this short break. what politicians do you suppose to. put themselves on the line. to get accepted or rejected. so when you want to express an injury. or some want to be rich. to do right to be this is what. three of the people. interested why. should. anyone else seem wrong. just don't call. me. yet to say proud just to come out to. and in detroit equals betrayal. when so many find themselves worlds apart we choose to look for common ground. welcome b

language which probably meant cyrillic alphabet and another example we've seen a case where the mirror had used images from the traditional russian pancake festival where he was sent to be an exclusive investigation into russian football hooligans and so certainly this is not for the first time and it probably won't be the last we have reached out to the b.b.c. for cold until news story the organization told us that it used to still keep each of computer coding which was later changed to ensure better reflection of the story . moving on an american actor morgan freeman has released a video in which he brands for dinner putin a spy who seeking revenge on the united states and calls on donald trump to come clean over alleged russian meddling in the u.s. elections we have been attacked we are. at war imagine this movie script a former k.g.b. spy angry at the collapse of his mother manned plots of course for revenge then he set his sights on his sworn enemy the united states branom your stance by and this is no movie script well that video is intended to promote a new organization that's b

cnn's cyril vanier. what are you seeing and what is the most urgent need? >> reporter: that's a question most people want you to ask because people here in st. martin want that message to get out. they are not getting the supplies that they need. the food and the water that they need. people are getting -- they're eating and drinking on a day by day basis. it's not happening as far as i can make out not happening thanks to the authorities on the ground. people are still eating the food they stocked up on before the hurricanes. that's a week ago. some of them are telling me the supplies are running very, very low now and they're rationing it. as for the water, it's a daily struggle to find water. thankfully, there's a lot of solidarity, a lot of help. neighbors help each other. >> i think we lost our communication with cyril. we'll try to re-establish that. as you can see from the pictures some from st. thomas, some from the caribbean islands the hardest hit by hurricane irma. we'll take a quick break. there's a new turf war between the senate investigators

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frontrunner in recent weeks and months in this race, not all of the candidates have declared yet, is cyril500 billion. h is interests go across industries, and he is a renowned lover of the good life, if you put it that way. if you talk about the crisis in the anc, would he be a man capable of addressing it? well, as i said, every organisation gets the leaders it deserves. we deserve president zuma, as members of the anc. so... mr ramaphosa, and all the others who have raised their hands for leadership positions in the anc, have done so in spite of a directive by the national executive of the anc, which is the highest decision—making structure. they have issued a directive to say, please, let no—one begin to speak about names. let's not get too procedural. the nominations will only begin in september. let me ask you just a very simple question with a simple answer required. who do you believe, when looking at the individuals who have expressed an interest in being the next party leader, who would be the best one in your personal view to take the anc out of the mess it's in? i don't know, q

south africa's deputy president, cyril ramaphosa, has admitted having an extra—marital affair.he denies, are part of a political smear campaign. mr ramaphosa said he believed people were trying to stop him from contesting the leadership of the governing anc party in november. german explosives experts have successfully defused a massive world war two bomb in the financial capital of frankfurt. more than 60,000 people had to be evacuated from their homes as the operation was undertaken. the bomb was capable of flattening a city block. let's get the sport. the us open is underway, the fourth round, 18—year—old danish pop love, the youngest man to get to this stage since 1989, but unfortunately it as far as he is going, the canadian teenager was first up against pablo carreno and he did well to match the spaniard but lost all three sets on tie—breaks. maria sharapova is playing right now, she is one set up, it's been tough going in the second set. lewis hamilton took the outright championship lead for the first time this formula 1 season with a dominant victory in the italian gran

many of the assaults took place at two schools linked to the late politician cyril smith.clock back, but said he would make sure the authority did its best to safeguard children and young people in the future. lord haig has become the latest senior conservative to intervene in the brexit debate, one in the approach of senior ministers in the negotiations appears to lack coordination. norman smith has more on this. it's beginning to look as if the old guard in the party simply don't believe the current government has got a grip on all of this. don't believe the current government has got a grip on all of thislj think has got a grip on all of this.” think what we are seeing is some of those veterans of the tory civil war, the european civil war of past decades, have looked at what is going on now and fear an even greater bust up could potentially be looming over brexit, because we have heard today not just looming over brexit, because we have heard today notjust from william hague, scarred and involved in the in major maastricht treaty years but also ken clarke, a veteran fr

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language which probably meant cyrillic alphabet and another example we've seen a case where the mirror had used images from a traditional russian pancake festival in what they presented to be an exclusive investigation into russian football hooligans and so certainly this is not to the first time and it probably won't be the last. we did reach out to the b.b.c. for comment the organization told us that it used the stock image of computer coding which was later changed to ensure better reflection of the story. in other news internet companies and providers are criticizing a us bill designed to tackle on line six trafficking if approved it would allow legal action against platforms and services that host illicit content tech firms wall it's a step towards undermining free speech online but critics point out the corporations seem to have no such concerns when it comes to deleting fake news and hate speech or to smear a card explains silicon valley and congress are now clashing over the issue of online human trafficking u.s. lawmakers have proposed a new bill that would make all websites l

cyril, i know you just got on the ground in st. martin.een hearing tragic reports about the damage. what have you seen? >> reporter: anderson, first of all, allow me to break one of the first rules of georgism. when you're in journalism class, you're told not to put yourself in the story. when you're covering a story like this, it's impossible. when the infrastructure is down, everybody -- it's a level playing field. everybody struggles, we do, the people do. we just landed about three hours ago at st. martin airport on the dutch side. honestly to me, the scenes were reminisce sent of the haiti earthquake a few years ago. you may remember the scene, which is a number of the building just down. the only thing that's clear is the tarmac. so you have military planes operating, dutch marines, french military as well. they're going in and out. that's the air bridge that is so key to this island. an hour later, the sunset and all of a sudden i was speaking to erin burnett on the phone. i couldn't see a meter or two in front of me because there w

language which probably meant cyrillic alphabet and another example we've seen a case where the mirrorhad used images from a traditional russian pancake festival in what they presented to be an exclusive investigation into russian football hooligans and so certainly this is not to the first time and it probably won't be the last when they were darting we've reached out to the b.b.c. for comments on the organization told is it used to stop image of computer coding which was later changed to ensure better reflection of the story west of a little deeper into this now with dog guest political analyst chris bambery good to have you on the program chris now do you think it's possible that this could just bit embarrassing mistake could the b.b.c. if you use the russian flag on purpose for this story. well you wouldn't expect lazy journalism for the b.b.c. would you they wouldn't just take an image and stick it out i'm sure they would never do that breach of the professional standards or whether or not this is a mistake or whether it was deliberate i think what really matters is is the with th

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it's between mason and cyril magnum streets.ng to confirm all of this with sfpd right now. we do have sky 7 launching at the moment, they probably will not get there in the next ten minutes or so. as soon as we have information we will pass that along to you. this is impacting muny. because of that police actively they are saying likely expect delays, we have not gotten an estimated on how long those delays will be. that is inbound 30, 38, 38 r and 45. i will have an update in a couple minutes. >>> a three month old kitten saved from a gas station dumpster is in need of a loving home. meet prudence. an officer from the peninsula humane society saved the little kitten. we have all the info you need on our website abc7news.com. >>> she looks very sweet. we are back in 90 seconds with the seven things to know before you go. >> our instagram photo of the day of course the lightning, day of course the lightning, gorgeous and ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ wow! nice outfit. when i grow up, i'm going to mars. we're working on that. some people know how far t

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there is this reality and --hington have an cyrillic kevin cirilli is our chief correspondence.able. kevin: i love that because it highlights the bottom line and this is a essentially president trump look at the leadership and if you think i'm a relevant, i am going to make a deal with the democrats. that is exactly what he did. heaping the government funding -- funded and buying three months of wiggle room. it also sent a signal to republican leadership that essentially, you guys are going to have to work with me. -- thiss is they deal is the idea of the new trump. president yesterday give a campaign speech at the pentagon. david put out a note how he talked for two moments for silence. who is managing his instincts? kevin: general kelly, the new chief of staff, has received widespread praise within certain circles here in washington for being able to bring order to the white house. that's was something many folks had pushed for in terms of getting an organized apparatus. , can tell you that regardless republicans and democrats have garnered praise for general kelly as chief of

a car crash near ofarrell and cyril magnum street may be related.. we've gotten this word from muni, the out bound and inbound 30 and 45 are definitely and local traffic too so be very careful. there was reports of a shooting but not active shooter. there's a big difference there but watch that traffic congestion on city streets. the freeways do move well but very big congestion to this commute. east shore freeway, walnut creek interchange jammed. heading into oakland, that's a problem for east bay. san mateo bridge jammed up in san mateo, as you'd expect. >> we'll have another local news update in half an hour. construction is booming, but enrollment is not - in santa clara county. kris sanchez investigates the reasons behind the trend. laura/banner plus: hillary clinton gives her first morning interview since the election. be among the first to hear from her. marcus/gfx full today in the bay ) starts at 4:30. 4:30. at stanford health care, we can now use a blood sample to detect lung cancer. if we can do that, imagine what we can do for asthma. an