a year ago, hurricane maria devastated the small island of dominica. volunteers from around the world are helping heal the wounds. reporter: it's said that if christopher columbus were to return to the caribbean, the one island he'd still recognize would be dominica. its unspoiled landscape, thanks to an environmentally friendly approach to tourism, has given dominica the name the nature island. a a peaceful place, then? not for these women. their day begins at 5:30 in the morning. maddie: i slept really good. reporter: maddie simmonds, a student from britain, is spending her vacation with a group of international volunteers. maddie: it can sometimes be quite busy. there's one little stove, so everyone is trying to make their eggs and stuff. it's often quite busy. reporter: a little over an hour later. taylor from the u.s. is considered the group's late riser. >> your shoes are wet? maddie: yeah. look i've got this huge hole. reporter: 20 volunteers are helping rebuild a day-care center and a primary school destroyed by hurricane maria in september, 20

its unspoiled landscape thanks to an environmentally friendly approach to tourism has given dominicathe name the nature island. a restful place them. not for these women. their day begins at five thirty in the morning. yeah. matty simmons a student from britain is spending her vacation with a group of international volunteers. because only last week. i ran track and may. have. a little over an hour later taylor from the us is considered the group's late riser. there are three where there. was a good twenty volunteers are helping rebuild a daycare center and a primary school destroyed by hurricane maria in september twenty seventeen driven by warm ocean waters the tropical storm left devastation behind here for dominique it seems a terrible irony that the island that has been so committed to sustainability was hit so hard by climate change. reconstruction has been slow more helping hands are needed but nothing paved volunteers and locals here all working eight hours a day six days a week building is coming along quickly. this was more work for. the bridge. there was no hurt coming fro

open in the third round she was beaten in three sets by the twenty ninth seed dominica. broke open and three times in the first set did the same to her in the second german star was then broken again twice in the final set that means none of this year's grand slam champions are left in the women's competition with five of the ten seeds already out well that's the latest here from news in berlin will do have we will have more coming at the top of the hour and in the meantime you can log on to a.

freiburg a match that at least on paper had to grate clad royal blues as firm favorites get coach dominica today changed six of his starting eleven in this must win game. five minutes into the match and for alexander's full of saved his efforts twice only to be beaten at the third attempt shaka went crazy celebrating their first lead of the whole season but they soon discovered that the referee had ruled to go out as the eventual scorer said rick tocchet was offside before he found the net. then the industrious you have set up. as she kept pushing and shortly before half time it was daniel cally juries turn to hit the upright. nil nil at the break but seven minutes into the second half freiburg took the neat when through a media leshner tucked and easy rebound a horrible moment for shock a keeper right fairmount whose spirit christiane didn't as original shot straight into need election this past one knew it stayed the hosts celebrating their first home win of the season cheika meanwhile unable to manage even a draw at the fryeburg they stayed firmly rooted to the bottom of the bundesliga

would mean that basically everything is going wrong it's been an awful start to the season for the dominica to disco side now if this is one of the promoted clubs you might understand it would still be bad but as you said this is last season's runners up so it's frankly ridiculous that defending hopelessly they're not scoring enough goals but i think the biggest issue for shocker is that midfield they lost two key young players. this summer both of free didn't even have the money to reinvest and they've just not replaced the they're missing that kraft and that doyle that those two young players brought to the scored now they did bring in sebastian rudy he didn't play today but he's been way off the boil since they brought him in and i think they're really suffering in that midfield area and it's going to be a very difficult slog if they want to get back into the champions league in this stage because they're way off the pace now fifteen points of course no to go to death maybe he surprised people by given by how positive the sound is but at this stage he must be worried do you think this co

has been knocked out of the us open in the third round three sets seed dominica. broke her opponent three times in the first set but did the same to her in the second and the german style is them broken again twice in the final set of this year's grand slam champion left in the women's competition with five of the top ten seeds already out . turning to football germany's women are on the brink of qualifying for the twenty one thousand world cup in france they beat iceland to nil a crucial when after they surprisingly lost at home to the same side last year were the highlights of that victory for you germany's interim coach boss rupesh knew only a win in iceland would put world cup qualification back in their own hands just before the break melanie leupold strike a look from distance. netted the rebound. one nil for germany. in the second half the visitors failed to profit from chaos in the iceland defense . germany hoped they wouldn't be left to rue the mess. and soon iceland almost equalized fundis friedrich stuck here narrowly missing the target. a nervous perio

construction site time to clean up for tomorrow another long but satisfying day of volunteer work on dominica draws to a close. i think that's something that luck. trying to. find a job was more like this for you in spite of the. negative effects that it inspires you. better world that's a dream shared by many in africa to share is where the main migrant saturn nigeria and west africa meet a gateway for many people hoping to start a new life in europe. and until recently migration provided illegal business opportunities for many in the asia. since a botched operation left bashir ahmad unable to walk properly he's been devoting most of his time to his football club the star agadez he used to earn his living by transporting hundreds of migrants across the desert he was one of the local bosses . but now people smuggling has been outlawed nowadays bush is interested in getting young men to join his football team. will deal. with. the rebels north through the desert are much too dangerous now. try to persuade the boys to stay here maybe that will mean our team or get promoted to the first division

among them anguilla, st martin, puerto rico and dominica. this is a bedroom, that's a bedroom.e rain came in. at a point in time, i was sleeping and my brother woke me up. i am holding him. we are fighting the wind. florida had not seen a major hurricane in many years. it also experienced widespread damage and massive disruption. we originally came here because the eye was going to come past this location. but overnight at the track changed and it is going to strike the other side of florida. that is how unpredictable hurricanes can be. harvey, irma and maria are hurricanes which broke records. each of them for different reasons. irma reached category five with sustained winds of 185 mph. it managed to maintain its intensity longer than any other tropical cyclones in recorded history. the perfect storm. it is one thing to talk about wind speed and pressure but it is a completely different thing to experience a hurricane first—hand. but why did 2017 spawned such powerful hurricanes? and will we see anything similar in 2018? last year, crucially, the ocean surface in the tropics

season's runners up shelter travel to freiburg desperate to end the start of their nightmare season dominica today team have lost all their game so far in the royal blues have historically found it difficult on top of that to be driver. in freiburg a match that at least on paper had to great cloud royal blues as firm favorites like a coach dominico today changed six of his starting eleven in this must win game. five minutes into the match and freiburg alexander's full of saved his efforts twice only to be beaten the third attempt shocker went crazy celebrating their first lead of the whole season but they soon discovered that the referee had ruled to go out as the eventual school was offside before he found the net then the industrious you have set up. as she kept pushing and shortly before half time it was done the ocala jury's turn to hit the upright. the break about seven minutes into the second half freiburg took the night when florian mediation or top home an easy rebound a horrible moment for socket keeper right fairmount spirit christiane good to its original short straight into need

before i go on i want to say, and hope you'll join me in saying a big thank you to dominica and all the staff at chci for putting on this conference and the game we're going to enjoy on thursday. it's a lot of work and we appreciate all of your hard work. welcome to our annual conference. as domenika mention 40 years ago the members of the chci form chci as a way to strengthen the voice of latinos in the federal government, in our nation's capital and also create a pipeline for young latinas wanted to enter public service and be involved in government. that program at chci of bringing fellows and integers been incredibly successful. we that people from all over the nation who have come to the program folks have made the market only in government but in nonprofit, in business and industries across the country. so we are very proud of that. but many is going also added this policy conference and it's been an opportunity for us to talk about some of the most important issues confronting hispanic americans in the united states. issues in education, healthcare, economic prosperity. every sin

for example dominica is in the line potentially being impacted in this storm.er forecast in paris. 30 celsius, in fact looks like only steaks there'll be lots of too. we're just getting the heat in the uk. let's go back to a typhoon on the other side of the world around asia—pacific. this one has just been passing around blom and it is expected to head in the direction of the asian coast —— this one is around guam. towards the end of the week the weekend, around the philippines and maybe the northern of the philippines, possibly taiwan, maybe the coast of china. during this, just around the bar and that storm is going to take this truck and head in this general direction. i must stress some of the computer models are suggesting this could be a very powerful storm. there's a lot happening around the world. we will keep you posted everything. that is it for me. hello, i'm ros atkins, this is outside source. italy's right wing interior minister tells the bbc most migrants who arrive in the country will be deported. we cannot accept that migrants get the coast and

before i go on i want to say and i hope you will join me in saying a big thank you to dominica and all of the staff for putting on this conference in the gala that we will enjoy it on thursday. it's a lot of work but we appreciate all of your hard work. forty years ago. they wanted to enter the public service at me involved in government. that program i bring in fellows and interns here has been incredibly successful we've had people from all over the nation who have come through the program folks have made their mark not only in government and nonprofits in business and industries across the country were very proud of that but many years ago we also added this policy conference and it's been an opportunity for us to talk about some of the most important issues confronting hispanic americans in the united states. the economic prosperity. every single tough issue an important issue that you can think of. folks who work in the fields. folks who work as janitors folks like my grandmother was a housekeeper and made most of her life. but also the contributions of latinos in engineering and

spreading real evil in the world and did amount of damage an tried to take over an island called dominica to turn it into a white utopia caught by the fbi on their way to this island. you know spent years in federal prison -- then ran the clan with david duke his best friend, and then turned towards the internet as the internet was just beginning to build this website storm front. so just when storm front was starting was when derrick was born in the very, very early days really preinternet storm front started first as a newsletter like a coded website before websites really were popular at all. >> what was it like for you someone who i'm assuming does not agree with don black or david duke, what was it like for you to be interviewing them and to be immersed in that world for so long? i often ask the same question to my researchers who are looking at this stuff all day like how did you sleep at night? >> right. yeah. i mean, it's -- unpleasant. i would say is that would be the shortest word. sometimes a little bit scary, and unnerving it is also true that -- you know, journalist and someb

first, i want to thank dominica, president and ceo of ch ci for inviting me to participate and give opening remarks. we go way back to my days at u usc. it's great to have her invite me today. i also want to thank our sponsors, planned parenthood and the society for human resource management, as well as our esteemed panelists and distinguished guests for being here today. let's give them a round of applause. [applause] is also my distinct pleasure to welcome you to the session entitled women's empowerment. are you all ready for women's empowerment? [cheering and applause] all right. as was mentioned, 2017 was a watershed moment for women's rights and workplace equity. thanks to the thousands of brave women who came forward to share their harrowing experiences of workplace sexual harassment and assault. because of these courageous women in the me two times up movement that our country was finally forced to face the ugly truth behind our workplace culture. now, that in our workplace culture sexual harassment was too common that often was to absent and that men were to protect and don't get me

then there is isaac which is going to target guadalupe, dominica, st. lucia.a development area for a low in the gulf that could pose a problem as well. kendis, stephanie? >> we just passed the peak of the hurricane season two days ago. it is seeming really busy right now, paul. >>> a new report says fema used workers that weren't up to task last year because they were overwhelmed with back-to-back hurricanes and wildfires by the time maria hit puerto rico. by the middle of october, 54% of fema workers deployed to the disasters were not qualified or even trained to do the jobs they were assigned to do because the agency was just stretched thin. >>> one of the highest profile leaders of the catholic church in america could soon step down. cardinal donald wuerl is the head of the church in the washington, d.c. area and he's been under increasing pressure to resign amid the church's sexual abuse scandal. abc's david wright reports. >> reporter: the embattled archbishop of washington, d.c., cardinal donald wuerl, now says he will travel to rome in the very near fut

because simultaneously at the same time isaac is going to push across the antigua and dominica and thisrea. expected to walk to the south of puerto rico, rough seas. strong rip currents, gusty showers. what little bit of infrastructure that we have in puerto rico right now, if isaac so much as wobbles slightly to the north, what little bit of semblance of civility they have there might be wiped out totally. and isaac expected to push right across lesser antilles right towards jamaica. kendis? stephanie? >> paul, thank you. >>> the trump administration is facing new questions over the federal response to hurricane maria. >> here's why. a stockpile of bottled drinking water was recently found rotting on an airport runway in puerto rico. fema purchased the water but it was never distributed. nearly 3,000 people died during maria. some of those deaths are attributed to a lack of clean drinking water. >>> we're following breaking news from bakersfield, californi, this morning, where a gunman has killed five people, including his wife. investigators say he took his wife to a trucking company

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lo cerca que pasarÍa por encima de dominica y afectando lo que serÍa nuestras islas del caribe como minte poderoso. porque este hombre te busca y debe tener suficiente poder a tu lado para angustiarte y que salga de la vida que tenÍa. >>> creo justo. que hablando de hacer ficciÓn y divertir a la gente y hacer comedia, drama y aventura. creo que hay que hablar de temas que son un poco tabÚ. como el abuso domÉstico. la violencia domestica en niÑos y en hombres y poner el tema sobre la mesa para generar conversaciÓn y que se pueda hablar de estos problemas y la gente busque ayuda o se acerque y platique de lo que le estÁ ocurriendo, para es sirve la ficciÓn. >>> hay cosas que podemos ver en la serie, que la gente se va a sentirse identificada en una situaciÓn personal que estÉn pasando y se pueden haber conversaciones y temÁticas interesantes para que la gente descubra quÉ hacer con su vida. luis ernesto estuviste con nosotros, con el personaje del gÜero y ahora se des lin das de este personaje. ¿de quÉ estÁs huyendo tÚ?. >>> tÚ algo hiciste a tu mamÁ por vengarse y ser rebelde. >>> mi ma

among them anguilla, st martin, puerto rico and dominica. this is a bad room, that‘s a bad room.ing to talk about wind speed and pressure but it is a completely different thing to experience a hurricane first—hand. but why did 2017 spawned such powerful hurricanes? and will we see anything similar in the 2018? last year, crucially, the ocean surface in the tropics was a lot warmer than usual. this meant more energy for developing stops. for developing storms. also, the atmosphere was often calm and lacked any wind shear. these are disruptive currents of air which can otherwise prevent the storms from forming. so for this year, the waters in the tropical atlantic have remained cooler than last year, perhaps signifying less energy for hurricanes. but now, the conditions are becoming more favourable for growing storms as we approach the peak of hurricane season. bbc weather‘s tomasz schafernaker reporting. in a moment it‘s time for the one o‘clock news with ben brown but first it‘s time for a look at the weather. dominated by westerly wind of this week. driving in plenty of card fro

among them anguilla, st martin, puerto rico and dominica. this is a bedroom, that‘s a bedroom...nt reasons. irma reached category five with sustained winds of 185 mph. it managed to maintain its intensity longer than any other tropical cyclone in recorded history. the perfect storm. it is one thing to talk about wind speed and pressure but it is a completely different thing to experience a hurricane first—hand. but why did 2017 spawn such powerful hurricanes? and will we see anything similar in 2018? last year, crucially, the ocean surface in the tropics was a lot warmer than usual. this meant more energy for developing storms. also, the atmosphere was often calm and lacked any wind shear. these are disruptive currents of air which can otherwise prevent the storms from forming. so for this year, the waters in the tropical atlantic have remained cooler than last year, perhaps signifying less energy for hurricanes. but now, the conditions are becoming more favourable for growing storms as we approach the peak of hurricane season. tomasz schafernaker reporting. time for a look at th

. >> ladies and gentlemen please welcome president ceo dominica rich. [applause] >> good morning. how are you this morning? good morning and welcome to the 2018 leadership conference. our theme architects of our destiny. it's a fitting scene because we celebrate 40 years. 40 years ago in 1978 a small group of hispanic numbers of congress came together and they knew that part of their responsibility was to ensure that they would be a pipeline of leaders that would take their place. they understood to create a sustainable path including congress and to ensure the needs of the latino community were representative at the highest level of our federal government and they needed to create a leadership institute focused on developing our future latino leaders. leaders for uncertain times, leaders who are educated and very well-connected. for 40 years we have delivered on its promise. today we celebrate 3700, over 3700 successful however still 40 years later while 93% of our latino youth are born in the united states and host majority of the 57 million latinos living in the u.s. are legall