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the shadow home secretary diane abbott is due to make a speech shortly.ton is our assistant political editor, norman smith. we are expecting diane abbott, who has always been a figure of some controversy, to touch on immigration in particular. very controversial in terms of labour party politics. the diane abbott speech is going to be fascinating for what she does say or does not say about freedom of movement. in the pre—briefing we have been given about her speech, there is no mention of immigration oi’ there is no mention of immigration orfreedom of movement there is no mention of immigration or freedom of movement and were she not to say anything about it, that would be something of a story. for the shadow home secretary to dodge one of the biggest issues in biggest politics. also significant because diane abbott is a close friend and ally ofjeremy corbyn‘s. so anything she says, any nod and a wink she gives on the party's attitude to freedom of movement carries additional weight because of those ties. in the past, diane abbott has been much more relax

scott: diane, i know you were much more less optimistic. diane: i would just ask this. in 2004, a guy read a book called "the job-training charade." what he talked about was that we were losing a lot of manufacturing jobs. the way we talk about that is these people need to be retrained in other jobs. we will train them to be bakers. there is only so much bread and pastries we can eat and there were not enough of these other jobs are people to take. the language of job retraining started to change from teaching people new technical skills to enter different jobs, to focusing on what they call soft skills. people started to be told the reason you don't have a job is because you are lacking technical skills, for your communication skills are not very good. you don't work well on a team. it started to put -- on workers for their lack of soft skills rather than recognizing we had a structural shift in the economy and what kind of jobs were available. i was asked about two weeks ago to sit on a national academies of engineering panel to talk about engineering workforce and ho

a hand for diane! [applause] james: in many parts of your speech, which i completely agree with, the structural changes in the news media, the shift from the disappearance of family owned newspapers, what you said about the sort of elusive grail of neutrality, also being a theme of this week's entire discussion. jay rosen let us off monday morning talking about how reporters, what they aspire to is not neutrality but being fair and honest about where they come from. so since i agree with so much of what you said, let me of course concentrate on where i might see things differently. dr. winston: or we could go drink champagne! james: my wife and i had an anniversary recently, so we will definitely during champagne. the change since ronald reagan, it is certainly true that when you look back through american history, from the great depression onward, that is the era of collective national shock, collective national effort in world war ii and the rebuilding afterward. the elements you talk about as reagan

i'm diane macedo. >> and i'm nick watt. we have the latest information on hurricane irma as it tears its way across the caribbean. >> the incredible size of the storm. its winds have decreased a little to 180 miles per hour but they can be felt as far as 50 miles from the center of the storm. >> and new video shows what irma did to antigua knocking down trees, blocking roads. >> but some 30 miles away on barbuda an official calls it absolute devastation. cell phone towers were snapped in half. on st. martin streets are underwater and major buildings damaged. the waves were strong enough to knock people off their feet. the eye moved past puerto rico overnight. abc's linzie janis is there. >> reporter: nick and diane, the eye of hurricane irma just passed us in san juan 50 miles to the north off the coast. that's a little further away than it was predicted to come but we just now feel safe enough to come outdoors because we have been experiencing sustained winds of 55 miles per hour with gusts of up to 70 miles per hour. we h

> diane was ed's third wife.of eight homes they shared until his death in 2013. oh, my. >> this is a history of 33 years of a blended family, ed's children, my children, ed, and me. >> diane, tell me about edmund. >> well, he was a very complex man. he was very pragmatic but a real romantic. ♪ >> born in washington, dc, in 1920, bennett serves in both world war ii and korea. by 1953, he's ready for peacetime and takes a job at the state department. he and his first wife, wilda, are making their own contribution to the baby boom. he buys two lots in washington, with plans to build a home on one and sell the other. >> as soon as he would start to build one, someone would offer him enough money that would inspire him to sell it. >> so he bought two more lots and built two more houses, and the same thing happened. actually, it was five houses before the family got to move into a larger house. >> suddenly, bureaucrat edmund bennett has a new career as a real estate developer. in 1962, he lands his first big project --

diane abbott is a lwa ys strategy as well.controversial figure. strategy as well. diane abbott is always a controversialfigure. we will listen to her speech at the labour conference in the next few minutes. it has all been a bit delayed as norman smith can tell us as he is there now. things are not running entirely to schedule, norman? no, they always get delayed. but i think a lot of the focus of this conference will inevitably be on the single market issue, brexit, whether mr corbyn does give ground on the issue. he has already accepted staying in a phase. now he is under pressure to commit permanently. 0ne is under pressure to commit permanently. one of those putting pressure on him is the mp ben bradshaw. why do you want to do that? for economic reasons. the economic impact will be so disastrous for public services, for the financial situation as a country, that it is the only sensible thing. with the tories now in chaos, having moved into our position which has moved itself back in august, i think delegates and labour par

i think diane abbott is about to get to her feet.ords have added importance because she is close friends, a close ally, long—term political fellow traveller with jeremy corbyn. long—term political fellow traveller withjeremy corbyn. let's have a listen. good morning, conference. it is a pleasure and a privilege to address this conference as shadow home secretary. i want to start by thanking the members and supporters up thanking the members and supporters up and down the country and in this hall who helped to deliver the stunning advance in this year's general election. you were the architects of our successes. and you we re architects of our successes. and you were able to do this because you believed in our values, you believed in our manifesto and, above all, you believed in the labour leadership. many commentators did not foresee the general election result. some even said we would be annihilated. but today the labour party is stronger than ever. we are still standing. i stronger than ever. we are still standing. lam stronger tha

diane and kenneth. >> the storm has moved on but still so much work left to be done. thanks, elizabeth. >>> flooding from harvey has slowed separations at two major gulf coast pipelines and that's created a temporary gas shortage triggering long lines at stayings in texas and new price hikes across the country. according to aaa gas prices are now at a two-year high. the energy department has released 500,000 barrels of crude oil from an emergency stockpile to prevent prices from spiking further and epa issued fuel waivers in dozens of states to ease concerns about supply shortages. >>> the coast guard is conducting flyovers to check for possible damage to officials say inspectors are looking for potential navigational obstructions or oil spills that could affect operations. >>> president trump heads to houston tomorrow. he is also pledging $1 million of his own money to the storm relief effort. >> the vice president also just got a firsthand look at some of the devastation there and abc's emi emily rau has more on his visit. >> reporter: chipping in to help vice presi

i'm diane macedo. >> and i'm kenneth moton in for kendis gibson. the storm that was once hurricane harvey is on the move tearing a new path of destruction through the south. >> the storm spawned a reported tornado in western alabama damaging several buildings. at least four people have been injured. >> the torrential rain flooded streets in the memphis area where a tv reporter stopped reporting the news to rescue this woman there stranded in her car. >> some voluntary evacuations were also issued in nashville. the storm is now moving northeast through kentucky. more flash flood watches have been issued. >>> in the southeast part of texas more people are trapped in floodwaters and more evacuations have been ordered as the city of beaumont faces a second day without its water supply because the pumps are flooded. the military is now rushing in fresh water to the nearly 120,000 residents there. even rushing in the water has been difficult because of the floods. >>> and over in houston the mayor says his city is drying out finally and is once again ope

nick, diane. >> tough times. we know the storm is looking about double the size of hurricane andrew which devastated the area. some authorities are saying the coast guard will evacuate some parts so, to you and everybody else in florida, stay safe. th passed right over turks and caicos. >> it battered it with high winds and heavy rain, the first time on record a category 5 hurricane has hit turks and caicos but the worst may be yet to come. those islands are very low lying and irma's monster storm surge could flood even inland areas. >> u.s. officials say they believe 6,000 americans are stranded on st. martin. the popular tourist destination was devastated by the storm with at least five deaths already reported. now, many americans there are calling relatives asking for help getting off the island because hurricane jose may now be on the way to hit the same area and the airport on the island has been completely destroyed. >>> in the u.s. virgin islands the storm killed at least four people. the coast guard took

diane?rci, thank you. good luck to all those people trying to get out. let's get more on the storm's path and power from accuweather's justin povick. what's latest? >> the latest is the projection still taking this into south florida like you said, a very powerful, large hurricane, much larger than what we saw with andrew. winds still 160 miles per hour. and we're talking about devastation throughout the central bahamas. northern cuban coast looking at severe impacts. then it makes the bend off to the north. and we're looking at landfall early sunday morning in the vicinity of miami. that's the latest projected path. but we're still concerned about the impacts further off to the north into northern florida and into the carolinas where we're going to have gusty and in some cases damaging winds and dangerous flash flooding. nick? diane? >> and i know we were also watching the two other hurricanes forming in the atlantic, katia and jose. it sounds like jose is strengthening. anything to worry a

i'm diane macedo. >> and i'm nick watt in for kendis gibson. one of the most powerful atlantic hurricanes ever is speeding towards florida. >> hurricane irma made its first landfall in the caribbean overnight. the category 5 hurricane is expected to hit the u.s. virgin islands later and pass north of puerto rico tonight. >> time lapsed photography sos the ourer bands rolling into the island of st. martin. also in irma's path, tourists and resort workers are riding out the storm in hotel ballrooms there. >> all the forecasts agree that hurricane irma is headed straight for florida but after that there's several paths it could take up the east coast, along the gulf coast or through the middle of the state. but wherever it goes florida is getting ready. abc's janai norman has more. whipping through the atlantic. hurricane irma a category 5 storm with its eye on the caribbean heading toward the florida peninsula. >> it's a really big storm. they're really taking it serious this time. >> reporter: now one of the pose powerful storms ever recorded ov

she's diane guerrero. this is overheard. let's be honest, is this about the ability to learn or is this about the experience of not having been taught right? how have you avoided what has befallen other nations in africa? at 17, he made his own bed, but you caused him to sleep in it. we saw a problem and, over time, took it on. let's start with the sizzle before we get to the steak. are you going to run for president? i think i just got an f from you, actually. (applause) diane guerrero, welcome. - thank you for having me. - so nice to meet you. the book is amazing and maybe the most amazing thing about it is the bravery that had to have gone into the decision to write it. you could have gone along in your very successful career as an actress and never written this book, never told this story, probably not subjected yourself to what, i'm sure, you've been subjected to in writing it. - yes, it's-- - so, why do it? - well, first, you give me way too much credit. - as somebody who is brave? well, okay. - i think brave and succe

kendis, diane?ersity abruptly resigned amid accusations that she botched irma evacuations. >> as the university of south florida st. petersburg campus was preparing for the hurricane, the chancellor allegedly sent an e-mail suggesting she was on the waterfront campus. but she was actually in atlanta. the school escaped damage, but officials still wanted the chancellor to go. >>> president trump is holding bilateral meetings a day after unleashing on north korea. in his first speech to the u.n. general assembly, the president vowed to totally destroy north korea if the u.s. is forced to defend itself or its allies. he also called kim jong un rocketman, saying he's on a suicide mission, and the president slammed the leader of venezuela, the syria regime and the iran nuclear agreement but stopped short of saying he would withdraw from the deal. >>> abc news has confirmed that deputy attorney general rod rosenstein has been interviewed by the staff of the special counsel robert mueller as they look into

. >>, good morning, diane, kendis. now, with jose's impact although jose expects to weaken as it gets a little bit closer to the southern new england states, we anticipate localized flooding, sporadic power outages and travel disruptions for the mid-atlantic, southern new england and throughout most of the new england states. now, we're expecting heavy seas, rough surf, coastal flooding, strong rip currents and gusty winds between 50 to 60-mile-per-hour winds as a result of jose just getting close, then there's maria ripping across those areas that are still trying to recover from irma as a category 2 over the windward islands, category 3 over puerto rico and hispaniola going into friday so we're expecting flooding and rainfall, damaging winds inundated seas and a hindered recovery effort because of the storm. diane, kendis. >> and, of course, south florida will keep an eye on it too. paul, thank you. >>> but now to st. louis where police say they arrested more than 80 people overnight during a third consecutive evenin

diane and nick?nd florida. >> let's get the latest on its path now from justin povick who joins us live. what's the latest? >> diane and nick, the latest is this remains a very intense hurricane, moving away from northern puerto rico. again the impacts increasing by the hour. over northern hispaniola, we'll have hurricane-force winds as we go throughout the day. could see some winds gust well over 80 miles per hour. even higher once we make our move further off to the north turks and caicos islands. and that's going to be as we venture into late thursday, today, and as we venture into thursday night. into the upcoming weekend, notice the path to the north and west. you need to focus on the cone here, and this is expected to be a major hurricane as we go throughout the next several days. that track is about 175 miles. so florida and the carolina coastline, but most likely scenario, eastern florida. big impacts here. we're talking about damaging winds and heavy flooding rains. >> and justin, there are

. >> we will get back to diane. the audio keeps coming in and out. we will fix that and get back to her and update you on what's going on as thousands and thousands of people see their homes now for the first time since the hurricane. what's the risk of them coming back into the destruction zone? the race to get power restored gets more desperate. the former head of fema is standing by live and we will discuss. the scope of this storm stretching all the way up the coast. parts of historic downtown charleston, south carolina under water. you will hear from the homeowners there. >>> welcome back to continuing coverage. we restoebed communications with diane gallagher outside of tampa reporting on the fuel shortage and what seems to be significant. diane, you and your crew just got the fuel. >> that's actually why we were here. we have been driving around so much yesterday reporting on the damage in this area. we couldn't find a place that had additional fuel. to brandon, florida. we heard from someone at the desk from where we were staying. they got a

>> kendis and diane. >> why is that funny? no, they're not. so, for girls.ber one name is -- sounds like an oscar >> emma's been popular for a while now. >> emma is popular in texas, all over the place. in the midwest. ohio valley. >> emma stone. >> uh-huh. >> emma from friends, that's what rachel names her baby. >> emma from pennsylvania. for the men. >> ooh, ooh, i like this one. >> noah. >> noah. and you want to know why? >> why? >> because ryan gosling played noah calhoun in the "notebook." and we all love ryan gosling. >> there's no doubt a lot of liam and one direction fans. liam is popular. >>> so i've always wondered why we don't use the metric system here in the u.s. pretty easy, mostly zeros. apparently, pirates are to was the secretary of state and one of the big initiatives george washington put him in charge of was deciding one unit of measurement for the entire country to use. a french guy came over to the u.s. specifically to persuade jefferson to make it the metric system. only his boat ended up in a storm, they ended up in the caribbean, pir

. >> and i'm diane macedo. it appears another very powerful hurricane is on a collision course with the u.s. >> irma is growing stronger as it barrel as cross the northern caribbean toward florida. it will move into the northern leeward islands including st. maarten later today. >>> there's a hurricane warning in effect for the u.s. and british virgin islands as well as puerto rico. most of the projections for irma show it impacting florida late saturday. this morning, workers at florida grocery stores are restocking as residents get a head start on hurricane irma. >> water, batteries, flashlights. the essentials. >> i think right now it's a little too early to tell but it's a good time to be prepared. >> reporter: at this miami home depot generators are in high demand and the plywood to board up windows is spike in sales in our batteries, lanterns, generators and our plywood. >> reporter: governor rick scott issued a state of emergency as irma barrels through the caribbean with possible landfall in south flori

the emmy goes to diane macedo.for me. >> i'm happy, i'm happy. >> well, now we know. now we know. i'll just hold on. >> "big little lies" also gave alexander skarsgard. an emmy award winning performance, and his co-star made sure to congratulate him. >> nicole kidman planted one right on the lips with her husband keith urban smiling on. >> do you blame nicole? >> yeah, i'm not sure my husband would be so polite, just saying. >> that's alexander skarsgard. >> it's hard to blame nicole in this case. >> he's a good-looking man and he's swedish. he can put together your ikea. >> finally, the red carpet fashion. >> nicole kidman wearing calvin klein, and mismatched shoes. she couldn't decide which one to wear. she just decided to wear them both. >> viola davis in a bright orange dress. it reminds me, it's still too early for pumpkin spice latte. >> no, it's not. it's after labor day. >> and the cast of "stranger things" looked amazing with millie bobby brown. looking like a ballerina. 1 170 yards of tulle. >> check out

nick, diane?allenging week as crews battle a number of wildfires. one is 85% contained. another in the northwestern part of the state forced the evacuation of a popular tourist spot in glacier national park. and the la tuna fire near los angeles is about 30% contained. cooler weather and rain helped cool it down. there's no active fire left, but he warns stronger winds could revive the flames. the la tuna fire burned about 7,000 acres over the weekend, the largest in the city's history. >>> and north korea may soon be hit with the toughest sanctions yet, following its latest nuclear test. u.n. ambassador nikki haley told those gathered for a u.n. security council meeting that kim jong-un is begging for war. american intelligence officials are confident the north is telling the truth when it claimed to detonate a hydrogen bomb, far more powerful than those dropped on hiroshima and nagasaki. >> they've stepped up from a basic atomic weapon to a complex thermonuclear device. intelligence analysts bel

diane and kendis. >> all right, it's going to be a long road ahead. molly hunter for us in naples, thanks. >>> irma is presenting a new danger as millions frustrating to cope without electricity. >> several running generators inside their homes have died from carbon monoxide poisoning including two adults and child in orlando. four of the family members hospitalized. authorities are warning that generators should always be placed outside of the house. >>> and florida's biggest airports are slowly getting back to normal. all of them from miami up to jacksonville were closed during irma forcing the cancellation of thousands of flights. now capacity is ramping up again, but the airport in key west is only open to emergency response flights. >>> meanwhile, the situation in parts of the caribbean is growing increasingly dire. >> take a look at this. it shows some of the destruction in the french part of st. martin. residents there say the situation is so bad they don't even have enough food and water. >> and it's a similar picture on the u.s. virgin island

good morning, janai. >> reporter: nick and diane, good morning to both of you. this was the pose powerful military act ever by kim jong-un and it was met with swift global condemnation though it's still unclear how the white house will respond. a strong warning overnight from south korea's military to pyongyang. live fire drills simulating an attack on north korea's nuclear test site. the move follows the north's six nuclear tests reported on north korean state television as a hydrogen bomb that could be mounted onto an icbm said to have been a perfect success and estimated to be four to five times more powerful than the atomic bomb the u.s. dropped on nagasaki in world war ii. word of the north's first much more powerful bomb test cheered in pyongyang. but back here at home -- >> mr. president, will you attack north korea? >> reporter: defense secretary james mattis being more direct in what could be in store for north korea amid steadily rising tensions. >> any threat to the united states or its territories including guam or our allies will be met with a massi

diane abbott, thank you for your time this morning. let's get some weather from helen.'s a lovely day in salford. helen is here with the weather. she is going to tell us about it. good morning. this is suffolk this morning. it is a very promising start and some of us will keep that sunshine and it will feel warm again, but we have some rain on the scene now and that's already with us across the western side of the country. so that will edge its way eastwards today and tonight. it is quite warm rain, even with all the cloud. we have got a southerly wind as opposed to the northerly we had last weekend, but we have a problem coming with fog. in september, the night is getting longer and we find we have a few fog problems. this was yesterday. worcester seeing the highest temperature at 21 celsius, but you can see around the moray firth, t temperatures are four or five degrees above what they should be. there will be limited sunshine because of this weather front here advancing. probably in the north—west of england, not seeing that rain until later on in the day. that south

miley >> diane mckinsey >> richard hall >> robert j.>> vincent gerard halloran james douglas albertson >> mohammed salman hamdani >> felicia hamilton >> carl junior >> frederick han >> christopher emily >> shawn henry >> valerie john hanna >> thomas hannafin kevin james hannan senior >> michael lawrence hannan >> dana hannon >> christine hanson's >> peter bergen's >> haran james haran gerald francis >> jeffrey hardy's >> tj hargrave >> francis harris >> harvey harold >> stephen harrell >> melissa >> aisha harris >> stuart herod's >> john clinton hartz >> emeric harvey >> and my wing man, seiler, fellow sailor. when my minds eye is frozen in time as a young man who each welcomed his grandchild, his namesake, your friends and family miss you. but we all feel blessed and young again when we see you in your grandsons face >> and my mother, barbara walsh. 16 years have come and gone and you have left big footprints to fill. we will continue as a family to plan, celebrate and go forward. it's so very difficult without you. we know it is what

kendis, diane? atlanta and angry protests breaking out on the campus of georgia tech university. >> a police car was set on fire and two officers suffered minor injuries when a few dozen protesters marched to the school's police department. three people were arrested. the violence followed a peaceful demonstration over the police shooting death of 21-year-old scout schultz. that happened late saturday night. police say they opened fire when schultz refused to put down a knife and kept advancing on officers. a family attorney says schultz was having a breakdown and was suicidal at the time he was killed. >>> and in st. louis a large group of protesters gathered outside a downtown jail demanding other demonstrators arrested on sunday night be released. there have been four straight nights of protests after the acquittal of a white former police officer who shot and killed a black driver after a car chase. so far, no word of any arrests last night. >>> well, president trump now just hours away from add

diane snyder. >> leonard snyder astrid elizabeth sohan sushil s.lomon daniel w. song mary sapper michael charles sorresse fabian soto timothy patrick soulas gregory spagnoletti donald f. spampinato, jr. thomas sparacio john anthony spataro robert w. spear, jr. maynard s. spence, jr. george edward spencer iii >> and my beloved husband, joel miller. all the boys became fathers since 2001. you've missed out on all of their lives and our grandchildren. please watch over us. >> and my brother, ronald j. ruben. instead of mourning because our precious things have been taken from us, let us be grateful to god for having lent them to us. let us thinking of happy days. we have had them and now they are ended. let us turn the loss to glorious gain, the gain that comes with new courage, with nobler tasks, with a wider outlook on life and duty. ronny, i know that you and mom and dad are watching over us. keep caring for us. keep us safe. >> thank you. robert andrew spencer mary rubina sperando frank spinelli william e. spitz joseph p. spor klaus johannes sproc

diane roberts, wusa 9 sports. >> here is the thing that will be difficult. they have to play the rams who put up 40 plus points. if the offense is struggling and defense is not on the same page, particular be a long sunday for the redskins. >> the other side is they have always found a way to bring it back around. >> a lot of redskin fans, all over my facebook page and twitter, they are not happy. it's still early, people. it's still early. >> all right. we'll see. thank you, darren. >>> coming up next at 6:00, coordinating hurricane disaster re. a behind the scenes look behind fema's command center. >>> but first, two area firehouses have 911 memorials you migh ralpand i sponsoredralph northam, canthis adfor governor narrator: ed gillespie says dr. ralph nort hamn'doest show up? dr. ralph northam was an army doctor and a volunteer medical director at a children's hospice. he passed the virginia law requiring concussion standards for school sports. the smoking ban in restaurants. and dr. northam is working to connect veterans to good paying jobs in virginia.

in fact, diane abbott at an event has talked about having that.it is from the e.0n outside the us well. —— the eu or outside. i get on with clive but i hope he will reflect on what he said because we a debate about migration. that means having a debate about where we leave migration into this country. there are some hardline brexit supporters on the tory side and the most ukip who would like to end all of it. i do not share that position but what ido do not share that position but what i do feel is, and i have done so for a long time, we need changes to freedom of movement to deal with some of the pressures and concerns in different parts of our country. we have seen a lot over the summer from the conservative party, the government, clearly different views within the cabinet on this kind of issue about the transition and then also beyond that. the labour party has its own dilemma as well. how can either party resolve this? there is not really a halfway house when it comes to being in the single market. well, no. it is about access. i have to say,

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diane, nick? >> thanks, paul. >> meanwhile, evacuation orders have been lifted after a fast-moving fire forced hundreds from their homes in the los angeles area. >> the la tuna fire is about 30% contained. jim avila has more. >> fires were right here. >> reporter: a state of emergency. as crews battle a wildfire burning in america's second-largest city. >> the largest fire by acres, within the city of los angeles. >> reporter: for fire crews, it's an all-out assault. air to the ground. in this burbank suburb. so far, the wildfire churning more than 5800 acres of land. forcing more than 700 evacuations. panic as homeowners load up cars and pets, desperate to get out. >> all the memorabilia that i needed to get out is in the car. >> reporter: so far in los angeles, three homes have been lost. >> we've lost three and have one damaged, within almost 6,000 acres of fire. >> reporter: many evacuees now allowed back home. the fire danger extending across the west. dozens of fires burning across eight sta

diane let's the machine do the work. the paper thin dough makes a patch of five hundred. the dough is topped with a fruit filling. we'll be making was her favorite. starting december 3 she'll have a pop up stand at reading terminal. for "fyi philly" i'm karen rogers. >> i would like to remind you, "fyi philly" comes your way tonight at 7:00 p.m. on 6abc. facing an epidemic fueled by opioid painkillers. vanessa: in honor of september being recovery month, we want you to know that recovery from addiction is possible, but you need to know the signs. they can be hard to spot: social withdrawal, financial problems, irritability. christie: if you see these signs occurring together or suddenly, you may have cause for concern. the signs you spot today... vanessa: ...could save a loved one tomorrow. christie: call 844 reach nj or visit reachnj.gov. two young women started as strangers who connected on facebook. they share an emotional bond now. >> reporter: aaron and brianna are recovering but celebrating, successful surgery and the gift of life. due to a childhood illness, earn l

diane roberts, wusa 9 sports. >> hope that they stop the defense. >>> that's it for us. >> a couple of showers. warmer over the weekend. >>> we'll be back at 7:00 with more on the sad captioning sponsored by cbs >> mason: death in a nursing home. elderly patients who survived irma's initial blow die in the sweltering heat that followed. a criminal investigation is under way. also tonight, some airline seats are too close for comfort and a judge rules safety. dr. jon lapook on a study that suggests a possible link between certain flu shots and miscarriage. senator tim scott talks to the president about his