arguably the biggest moment in old dominion history. >> old dominion takes on east na caro carolina. >> a miracle in the middle of tragedy. the death toll soars as crews recover more people who were on over.t that flipped the researchers foundomething w >>> to an incredible story of survival. just two days aft a deadly disaster in nzania, this is video that likely only survor here from a capsized ferry you'll see. the engineer was fnnd in a air pocket alive as the ferry overturned on thursday. he shut himself inside the r enginem and manages to survive. officialth say 209 people died on the ferry. >>> fir officials say the charlie fire initially started at three acres and grewe to m than 3,000 acres in a short time. ae flames were initially reported around 2:40. officials say no structures are immediately under threat but up to 50 homes have been evacuatedd 't mess around with a new york woman on the subway. >> or jersey. >> a woman attacked on a new york subway fights back. this surveillance footage, she's going after that guy with her purse. you can see herowhasing him the hallway.

old dominion stuns virginia tech. did at the end of the game instead of runninghe out t sportsdesk. >> hey will, fall isot eve two hours old. two hours old.av we the biggest upset of the college football season. how biggi ? howbig? old dominion had a 1.8% chance of beating vir tech. that's what they did. that makes it the biggest upset by an fbs team in 14 years and biggest upset of an acc opponen in 40 years. fall not a season. but what happened to the hokie day? a packed house at sb ballard stadium oldin domion only had a football team since 2009. fourth quarter tied at 28. eyremy cox takes the han23ff. 6 foot, 5 pounds. hokies having trouble. monarchs go up 35-28. but tech responds. they're supposed to win. onourth and three, ryan willis finds chris cunningham in the end zone. hokies tiet it a 35. back come the monarchs. blake larussa puts it right there. had jonathan can get it. that's a greatcatch. and then under three minut this can't make the grab. turning it over to odu. down to two minutes monarchs should tak

i'm joi by chuck pin from dominion energy.huck,nt at this p you were saying you've got to get down there first and see before you start to get to work. >> that's right our first order of business is to make sure everything is okay with your and your family. then after that, you've got to take that safety mind set on the road because we're going to be traveling down interstate 95. there's a lot of people leaving nort carolina, doing what they should be doing, given what the storm's potential is. so they're going to develop, make sure they tak tt safety protocol. they'll get down there, go through a safety briefing, get their assignments in terms of where they're going to be staying, get a hot meal, a good night's sleep and then hunker down, wait for the storm to subside. then they'll begin their restoration work. >> that's critical too because d have seen the storm at least on paperp in terms of strength. for you guys on the ground with what you do, you won't know how to attack the situation until everything for the most part h

arguably in old dominion history. >> old dominion takes on east carolina next saturday. as for ttech. they ho bounce back from ehis loss. their next gam is against duke next week. >>> the question is are the friday night lights fading in the d.c. area some local coaches areooondering if fall will be around much long co>>> w back. in other news now, the friday night lights are flicker ago bit inur area. a news 4 i-team review shows the number of kids playing high school football is plummeting. >> sos scott mcfarland reports, many parents are changing their gam plans and it's our schools and communities that have to adjust to the plays. take a look. >>> game nightn america. a rite of passage at westfield high in chantilly, defending state champ in virginia. >> when we sit in those stands and washgahe , does it still have the feel that high school football had? >> definitely. the crowd is into it. >> vanessa mejia hopes to watch heron at west springfield high. >> reporter: they learn respect for their coaches, their teammates. i think there's so manys value to be learned in

roof of the old dominion -- it ended up in the lawns of homes. it caused a gas leak and cars.ye the powerful winds also knocked down several power lines. >>> today, parts o north carolina are experiencing serious flooding, even though orence has left the area. today officials will begin distributing food water and tarps. the city is mostly cut off by the floodwaters. the death toll from florence has risen to at least 32n people three states. there's also a gas shortage because hundreds of thousanst arl without power. the flooding situation could get worse as several rivers are not expected to crest until later in the week. chris lawrence has more on the flooding from kingston, north carolina. >> reporter: well, eun and utgie, we're daysrom the storm and big parts of this state are still completely flooded. this is one of about 1200 roads throughout north carolina that are still shut down due t the flooding. it starts a couple inches deep but then go a b fther back, there's several feet of water. just about impossible to drive rough. now, take a l

now this morning, dominion energy crews are preparing to deploy. news 4's justin finch is live at their facility in fairfax with more on their mission. justin? >> reporter: chris, they're sending down a 12-member crew fr dominio energy as well as three bucket trucks like the ones you are seeing back there behind us, as well as an auger truck as thll. once o ground, they'll work around the clock to restore power in that hurricane florence region in the carolinas. this does stand to be a pretty big job, but this crew does have perience with storm relief just in their own backyard heree getting own customers back online after big storms and small storms as well as others across our region. sce they get down there, once thisrm comes through, the early estimate is that millions of customers down there could be left in the dark. that not only impacts customers but also that first response

arguably the bigge moment in old dominion history. >> why you play the game. old dominion takes on east carolina nextaturday and tech hopes to bounce back from their this l in their next game against duke which will be next week big upset there. >> i want to take a live look outside. it's wet and chilly if you're waking up this morning. be forewarned, you want to bri thatumbrella. but lauryn ricketts will be back with whate can expect today and the rest of our work week. ♪ [doorbell] ♪ ♪ when you have doctors working as a team for your health, you get the care you need to help you thrive. ♪ visit kp.org to learn more. kaiser permanente. thrive. ♪ >>> welcome back. >> good morning. >> a bit rai a out there cool. >> it's a perfect day to stay in bed and watch news4. >> and football and everything else you want to watch. absolutely. lauryn, if there is one bad type of rain it's cold rain. that's going on right now. >> that'shat's happening. temperatures are in the 50s and 60s across the boardouoe absolutely right. it's a chilly start to this sunday morning. u're

dominion energy says theyil work as quickly as possible to restor power to those in need. right now on the way down are 12 people, who have a background in power restoration in bad storm ssystems like the o they're about to encounter on the ground there. they're taking these tee bucket you trucks as well as an auguster truck to help the journey down there. millions of people could be impacted by the storm. among the first priorities they're looking to restore power to critical aid agencies. >> police,fire, hospitals, 911 centers, water treatment cilities, water pumping stations, homeland security. at the same time we're doi damage assessment, we're looking at the major transmission line damage. that's where you can get literally tens of thousands of customers back on by making those fixes first fp. >> as for how long this mission could last, the officials say that really depends on just how severe the impact is, and they just won't know until they have feir boots on the ground. in fairfax, justch, news 4. you can count on jim hanley toably you updates from the storm the re

old dominion came into the game against 13th ranked virginia tech 0 and 3.hey did not have more than 25 points in a game. but today they put up 632 yards. blake la russa, 495 yards and four touchdowns. with 5:11 to play, a dime. a game-winner. that gives them the lead and the monarchs hang on for the upset. 49-85. this sports report is sponsored by river rock casino. you never know what you're going to see in college football. old dominion beating virginia tech. >> beats a lot of confidence to throw in double coverage like that. >> yes, but nothing to lose. >> i meant to do it, coach. >> thank you, chris. you too, drew. that's it for tonight. i'm eric thomas. "abc 7 news" continues tomorrow morning at 5:00. for the entire "abc 7 news" team, thank you for your time. hope you have a great evening and better morning. ♪ (john a.) the stage is set. watch out, big balls, 'cause here i come! 24 ordinary men and women are about to go head-to-head heosextrao obstacle course ever assembled. aah! those brave enough must be prepared to endure breathtaking spills... aah!

lifted the roof off of old dominion flooring an ripped it apart in midair. you can see the debris floating around. oneerson died when that business collapsed. this is one of a number of tornadoes reported last night. the tornadoes railroad remembna of what was hurricane florence. parts of north carolina are still experiencing serious flooding. >> rivers overflowing sent people scrambling for high ground. running to help some of those this flooding situation could get more dire since several rivers are not expected to crest until later this week. coming up at 6:45 we'll have a live report from chris lawrence on the flooding and damage in north carolina. >> it's 6:34 right now. now to a story dominating capitoe'hill. monday hear from the woman accusing supreme court brett kavanaugh of sexual assault. she is expected to testify before lawmakers about the incident. she says she wasttked at a house party in maryland in the tu80s. he was ant at the priva school at georgetown prep at the time. more than 200 alumni signed a letter of support for ford includingiactre

the wind lifted the roof off of old dominion flooring. ended up in a neighboring business's front lawn. one person died when the building collapsed. it also destroyed several cars and caused a gas leak in that area. right now we want to take you live from dangrous flood continues today. >> chris lawrence is live with a look at the damage the flooding has caused to homes and businesses. chris,hat are you seeing? >> well, everything that you and aaron just mentionednd roads closed everywhere. this is a way for people to get up and down the state. it's completely shutdown. this is only about ankle dwhp e i am but i can tell you yesterday you go back 20 or 30 yards fromere and that water is coming up your legs. this road is shutdown for miles. is is what we're seeing across the state. 1,200 roads across the state have now been closed. take a look at the drone video. lookingnot a river your at. this is i.erstate it's a mayor highway that runs all the way from california to asthe east it is completely shutdown. parts of i-95 also shutdown so ma

we're no longer under the dominion of dominion power. and the other is that you mentioned caloric intake and electrification as measures of development. national geographic society did a long-term study that concluded that the education of women was a fundamental element of improved conditions. so where is the nexus in your stated out look in that? >> that is an excellent -- both points are excellent points. on the first one, i would recommend this book called "the grid" which i just finished reading which is just out standing. and until i read that and thought about it, had tonight occurred to me how fixed infrastructure that has accumulated over many decades holds back our ability to have more sustainable, reliable power, not just in rural america but all across our country and we should be having a big national debate on upgrading our infrastructure for the 21st century and even when we do, you hear about roads and bridges and rarely hear about the electrical grid. so i'll leave it at that. but i hear you on that point. on the second

the coal ash utilities in the southeast, and in this instance principally duke energy and also dominionnd virginia, have stored millions of tons up coal ash in unlined pits sitting directly adjacent to our rivers, lakes, and drinking water reservoirs. they are held back only by dikes made up earth that leak. in the past 10 years, we have had two major coal ash disasters. one at tva in the kingston facility in tennessee, and one i duke energy itself on the dan river in north carolina near the virginia line. but those catastrophes happened on a good day when the sun was shining. each of these sites, we have been warning and it is obvious, is a tremendous risk to our communities, particularly in we have a major hurricane, a flood, or storm. we're sitting here with more than 20 disasters waiting to happen. we hope none of them do happen, but this is a risk we don't have to tolerate. safe,sh can be moved to dry line storage away from the rivers. somewhat good news story about this storm, and that is the coastal utilities in south carolina, instead of lobbying and litigating, have actually be

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you describe him as a man on a mission from god, practicing what some evangelicals call christian dominionismpence believes that lord intended him to halt -- in the united states. and avoided stating it himself but many evangelical friends believe his purpose is establish a government based on biblical law. sounds like something out of "handmaid's tale," science fiction thing. but is it that plan? >> we already have attorney general who quotes romans from the bible to justify his policies. sa sarah sanders said the policy to separate asylum seeking families at the border was very biblical. already attaching scripture to policy. there's no doubt that mike pence is more devoted to this than sessions or sanders or anyone in the cabinet. this has been his main motivation throughout his life, bring america along and make it a christian nation. his nostalgia goes back before the declaration of independence. he's much more comfortable with the colonial american relationship between religion and government, when we had state religion. >> is the country ready for that? does the country believe en mass

old dominion shocks the 3th-ranked virginia tech hokies. >> yeah. there as odu t pus ou win. i want to welcome you in here, just about 9:00 onoghis sunday morning. thanks for being with us. i'm adam us the. >> i'm megan fitzgerald in fore anoff and a bit of a wet art to the day. droo dreary but a good day for movies. >> or stay winside andch football or keep us on for the next hour and a half. >> and then we havepr "meet the s" and then football starts and of course we've got a couple home games. we've g the nats playing at home. we also have the redskins dlaying at home against the packers then you hp to baltimore, ravens are playing at home as well. conditions et throughout the mid-atlantic. let's go ahead and take a look at some of the showers out there. yeah, this is how the radar look all throughout the day today. areas of moderate rain, areas of drizzle, areas of light rain and if you get a little t of a brea it will be short lived. we have a frontal system to the south and this is going to hang out here for at least 48 hours and we are going

i got a scholarship to go to college at old dominion, by the grace of god, and so we won our first nationalmpionship and i get asked, in 1979, my senior year, they were having a fund-raiser and it's at the stock exchange of new york. home. they were going up the escalator and i said to the guy, who's the other athlete? and he goes, oh, going up to the green room, it's muhammad ali. and i'm like, he's here? muhammad ali is here? in the door opened and i i couldn't bhe i was like, high, how are you, and he goes, your mom says your god. as like no, i'm the greatest of all time. he goes, there is of us? i'm here because of his influence. he told me to respect everybody and fear nobody. >> we will get some basketball stories from them in a moment that we got a think are pretty . back with more after this. -computer, order pizza. -of course, daniel. -fridge, weather. -clear skies and 75. -trash can, turn on the tv. -my pleasure. -ice dispenser, find me a dog sitter. -okay. -and make ice. -pizza delivered. -what's happened to my son? -i think that's just what people are like now. i mean, with prog

it lifted the roof off of old dominion flooring. you can see debris in an area rnat would be busy at this point in the afn. that roof ended up in a neighboring business's front lawn. one pson died when the business collapsed. the debris destroyed several cars andaused a gas leak. this was one of a number of reported tornadoes in the area last night. the worst of florence may have passed but parts of north carolina are still experiencing serious flooding. thousandsleading to of water rescues. rivers overflowing into neighborods left people scrambling for higher ground. several national guard high water trucks helpedeople get to dry land yesterday. the flooding situation could get more dire since several aren't expected to crest until later in the week. they're unearthing all sorts of creatures. can you guess what this is? it is a colony of fire ants flooding in flood waters in columbus county. that colony hassa nthous of fire ants. people have seen them all over and these fire ants can seriously hurt someone that alss fi themselves s

and i think most people believe that we have dominion over the animals. goat was all you had, would you kill the goat and eat him or would you starve? honestly. >> that's a good fundamental question to think through. it right now have plenty of food and it's not really an issue we need to worry about, but if it were, i think most people would try to survive. we really have a desire to survive. but in some cases if you kill and eat the goat you have more meat but if you have that goat as a companion you enjoyhe life. >> tucker: those are practical questions. i want to get to the root question, the moral question. do we have dominion over the animals or are they are peers? are they the same as people? >> we have the power over the animals and i think with a lot of power comes the responsibility. we can a kill them but whether e should kill them is a bigger question. >> tucker: okay. i have to say i started this segment thinking this guy is probably crazy but i think you are actually reasonable and thoughtful and i don't agree with everything you said but i

and i think most people believe that we have dominion over the the animals.eat it or would you starve? >> that is a good fundamental question to think through. we have plenty of food and it is not an issue to worry about. but if it were, i think most people would try to survive. we have a devire to survive. in some cases if you kill and eat the goat, you have no meet. but if the goat is a companion, you have more. >> sean: but do we have dominion over the animals? infrastructure -- are they the same as people? >> we can kill them but whether we should kill them is a bigger question. >> tucker: i started this segment thinking you were probably crazy but i think you are reasonable and thoughtful. i don't agree with everything but i appreciate you coming on. >> i appreciate your open-minded to the issues. >> tucker: i love animals. thank you. that is it for us tonight. tune in every night at 8:00 p.m. eastern, earlier on the other coast to the show that is the sworn enemy of lying, pomposity, smugness and group think. you can d.v.r. if you can figure it out. if

most dominion customers have their power back on tonight. >>> let's talk about the catch rated ground and the rain over othe last couple days and because of this thing that's sitting and spinning behind us, we're going to get more of it here. our friends in the carolinas are all.n the clear a >> you see the te come down in our area. that was in light winds. monday will ban interesting day, as the remnants of florence come our way. its allbout north carolina right now. south carolina taking a blow today, for sure. north carolina, today, it's been about eastern north carolina. that was the same thing yesterday, as florence made its way onshore. tomorrow, it will be western portions of north carolina. you see the satellite picture. anywhere you see the reds here, those are thunderstorms just blowing up over the atlantic and moving onshore, continuing the onslaught of incredibly heavy rainfall. you notice the storm north of charleston. this stayed to the north of them. myrtle beach noteeing much as far as the heavy wind theres th. but some rainfall. the i area came onshore, wilmington, no

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dominion energy urging customers to prepare as with he will process. gasoline demandoutstripping supply right now but more is on the way. those need going to evacuate will likely bee to get it. in the meantime no major remooin fineries here but the bad weather could impair thes shipmef gleans gasoline up the east coast. the residents getting ready to leave are makingpreparations. >> we're going to have to start over probably. along with a lot of other families. and the ones that are going to be trapped here that can't get seven familiese don't even have a car to get off. y tell me about that. >> and te just going to board up windows and pray for the fweft. >> state and local authorities repeating safety first. a live more important than things. >> those citizens that need to evacuate we implore ou to evacuate now. you heed the local and state warnings. and do your part and our team to help us save ve we can rebuild infrastructure, and homes we can't rep lives. >> with days to go the mood is tense on the ground. and the fear is this may be the worst sto

but you have dominion over your own self. it is an important concept. in, a sort of legal opinion about the crusades, which we know were brutal and violent wars for the cross, with terrible crimes committed on both sides. no real clean hands in this conflict. but the question was raised, whether christians can kill, enslave or dispossess muslims and jews, because they were not christians. he said, the answer is, no. you may not. i maintain that jurisdiction can belong to infidels, properly, and without sin. these things are made not only for the faithful, but for every rational person, as has been said. this principle that every rational creature is entitled to some respect -- as we know this was honored more in theory than in practice and there are similar statements among muslim thinkers, as well. this deserves to be mentioned as well, but those did not have the impact on european thought, which is what i will primarily focus on. this is repeatedly quoted throughout the ages, that it is not your religion that entitles you to respect, it is your ration

dominion virginia power is working to fix the traffic lights. mpwer crews don't believe it willt your morning commute. no word what caused the out and. >> now toou story saw first on news4. thousands of d.c. public schoo parents finding out their children's personal information was exposed online for months. no social security numbers bute of personal details. it's raising questions about privacy and how to keep this from happening again. shomari stone went to get answers about that. shomari? >> reporter: good evening. d.c.ps say they're determined to make sure itn doesn't hap again. >> it certaly is something at we take very seriously. >> dc public schools public chancellor explains how 2,000 ts stud personal information ended up posted online for anyone to see for six months. >> how could this happen? >> yes, well, i think as you are aware, we learned that this happened as part of an inadvertent submission. >> dcps sent this letter home to parents of affected students after a s trceped me off about the letter, i called dcps. they confirmed itt

bureaucratic bloat before the appreciative audience of equity diversity and inclusion to expand their dominion creating a bias response team on the assumption it is so rampant that the defense force is needed they feature seminars with toxic masculinity and white privilege as they are the oppressed or the oppressors if you are not female or black or hispanic or gay or any of the 116 categories ofe gender, the only way you can escape to be the oppressor is by becoming an ally. allies are usually associated with war and the reigning thinking is that female students are literally in a war zone on college campuses and need allies to survive. mi exaggerating? >> i am not uc berkeley has banners throughout campus to remind students of the university's paramount mission to assign guilt and innocence in a ruthlessly competitive totem pole of victimhood. one features a female black student and a hispanic student allow people other than yourself to exist the message directed to faculty and this is not hyperbole and they mean it literally. college presidents are the worst offenders to encourage thisia vi

cherish, they like call their homeland as east turkestan but xinjiang can be translated as "new dominionnd that is a name that has been imposed by communist china and the uighurs resent that name. that is what china says, a lot of this is about problems that have been caused on the ground by uighurs and they give examples. they say there is nothing arbitrary about the detention camps. there are vocational training centres. there is no such thing as re—education centres in xinjiang and they say the relocation, [161,000 people at the beginning of the first three months of this year, to quote the global times newspaper, is to improve social stability and alleviate poverty. those are good ambitions. that is a bogus claim at best and here is why. the chinese government has stated goal. xijinping is the1—man show in the country. he does not want to be blamed for anything that results in political disaster because it will have a domino effect in his leadership role. and there is some racism in this. the chinese government believes that uighurs at no national identity, they will present a politi

act out the psychodrama's of diversity and equity diversity to use the occasion to expand their dominion many campuses have created bias response teams the active shooter response teams that discrimination is rampant and lethal that a rapid defense force is needed freshman orientation to feature seminars of toxic masculinity and white privilege. students are taught they are the oppressed or the oppressors if you are not female black hispanic gay or any of the 116 metastasized categories of gender, the only way you can escape being an oppressor is by becoming an ally. allies are usually associated with war and indeed female thinking is students of color are literally in a war zone on college campuses and need allies from the opposing side to survive. am i exaggerating? >> i am not. uc berkeley division of equity and inclusion hung banners throughout campus reminding students of the university's paramount mission to assign guilt and innocence in the ruthlessly competitive totem pole of victimhood. one banner featured a female black student and a male hispanic student pleading allow people

. >> reporter: the dominion power crews are getting ready for whatever comes our way. specially overhead crews. they're getting special equipment kits for quick power restorations. >> we are making sure that all of our offices are fully staffed, moving resources and equipment to the offices that we're anticipating will have the greatest impact. >> the normalidal flooding on the potomac like alexandria could be even more of a roprobl. thed saturated, too, and that will add more. >> reporter: people who know the local waterways say they're ady. >> we prepare for storms. we prepare for operating vesss. we hav run calls in moving water outside of storm conditions. even if you're inland in low lying areas, high standing water an pose hazard. remember, you cannot tell how deep it is from the surface so don't take it ghy. >> it only takes a few inches from swiftly moving water to push a person down, move a vehicle. that's a real possibility with the amount of rain we've had and the amount of rain that's anticipated. >> reporter: we've seen things are getting serious with some

the destruction at old dominion florg in chesterfield. one person died. another was injured. it snapped trees in two and tore whole walls off the homes there. a shopping center damaged by the winds. >>> well things are back to normal after a slow start after thrms triggered b y remnants. itk too most of the morning. after tha tree came down there. students here started the day with partial power. change tracking a big coming our way. >> a change that we're going to like around here. we've seen so much rain coming over the lt few months. this is looking to the north and west. we're looking at some sunshine and some cloud cover. here's the radar picture sewing storms. the showers and storms along the coast. still none in our ar. 're seeing the sunshine. down to the south and east, we have the rain. o partsthe northern neck. across the bay, we're going to continue to see that move out to sea. that means say goodbye to florence and hello to the sunshine. and fall temperature moving in. >> all right. thanyou. now to the controversy over the nominati of judge brett kavanaugh. most

the dominion crews also working. school remaine open and staff reported to work.y, the wet weather and stm damage made for a slow start to the day. some didtoo. like the serious crash one person was killed. another was injured. news4. >>>er our wea coverage continues in the nbc washington app. get the latest storm team 4st forend breaking alert about the weather. >>> something old is turning into something new. a brand new concert and sports arena is opening upn congress heights. we get a sneak peek. >> the new entertainment and sports are is located on the campus of the st. elizabeth heights hospital. it will soon be converted to affordable new housing. inside there will be seating for more than4,000 fans for concerts. the washington mystics will call this their home court. while there are no sky seats, there are dream sweets. high back chairs, cup holders, waiters and you can receive your food and beverages here. it's not a bad view. the first to happen will be the mary j. blige concert and then cage the elephant. news4. pretty nice. ge students not col returnin

at one point, more than 200 dominion energy cusmers lost electricity. >> the benefit of living next to a scenic bywa a lot of big trees and powerines and especially with this rain, it just comes down. that's it. >>ig quite a that tree behind him. power back on for most dominio customers. >> the time is 6:07. the death toll is rising in another storm we've been following. this is video from the philippines where typhoon manghkhut has killed at least 25 people. this is the strongest storm the planet has seen this year. the philippine police direcr saysost deaths are from landslides. trees and power lines have been pushed over by the strong winds in that area. the roof on some gas stations. >>> a woman recovering after her vape pen exploded. it happenedon yesterday after around 3:30. the fairfax county fire department says she was a passenger sitting in a car on grant reet. she was flown to a local burn center. no word on the severity of her burns. no one else was injured. >>> a driving lesson goes awry with a watery outcome. take a look at these incredible pictures here. this car ended u

. >> virginia utility dominion electric is getting ready, too. they're putting resources and people where they can respond quickly. >> we are making sure all ofur offices are fully staffed. moving resources and e to the offices we're anticipating will have the greatest >> flooding is already a problem in places like alexandria and fruericksburg. see many roads have been damaged. and on the d.c. side of the potomac, it is expected to play a part in anytos and afterwards. >> we have man's for river water rescue but a storm will bringy potentia a number of challenges. that could involve power line down, extended power outages, trees down, a limitation on where you can dr pe. ple need to pay close te ation. >> that means staying abreast of weather forecasts and bei leery of standing water. >> i only takes a little standing water to push a person down. and that's a real possibility with theain we'vead and the amount of rain that's anticipated. >> thank you. >>> and in with 30 minutes, the virginia governor will be holding a briefing on florence it chu

one stock i love, old dominion moved to an all-time high today. it's a trucker.eport tomorrow could move the needle even higher. the question is should we be rooting for a strong jobs report. you know, it could maybe have a negative response, right? remember what happened in february * when we had a strong movement in wages. the new york fed don williams gave a speech that observers thought went from a hawk to a dove. maybe we have a fed that will allow main street america to get a pay raise without putting the brakes on the economy. here to discuss, a former dallas fed advisor. did you hear the speech -- he's a voting member -- >> he's the second most of powerful fern on the fo1c. he also says that the yield curve doesn't matter and we have been talking about the yield curve for months and months. but he definitely leaned a bit more doveish. that leads you to believe that as the market is begin to move towards it. it's a go. investors are hyper focused on december. the evidence since jackson hole continued to accumulate. charles: this is where people get frustra

at we'll catch one some virginia dominion power crews who are here. we caught up with their caravan here today. they're lying low right now preparing for days of hard work ahead of them and they're trying to figure out who will get hit. that's the big unpredictable. and how long some may be without power. back to you fromag head. >> take care of yourself. our team coverage moves north now to virginia beach toic wher tr storm like conditions are expected. their this is an area that could see some serious storm surge. there is a mid to lower unacuation order rway for low lying areas there. r orter: you can just look here and feel strong winds already and we are far from really the strong impact of florence. we're in virginia beach. at the beginning of the week a lot of folks were preparing for major impact. in fact, evacuation orders are still in effect for a lot of the low lying areas, the areas closer to the coast.ho ver, many of the folks who decided to leave, some even deciding to come back and to wait out the remnants of the storm. expected to be s

vanguard, toronto dominion, ubs, black rock.re not fringe companies. >> know, and federal legalization in canada was a huge game changer. people are looking at canada as a safe place to invest and they don't want to miss out on growth. there is curiosity about how this is going to work. there is an established consumer base. the problem is regulations have not caught up in the u.s. david: as a practical matter, if they bring this out in people want to get high, can they resist putting ingredients that will give you a little buzz? get federal regulation, and then a year later, you can have edible and drinkable products. this is coaxing see that he is the first place, but drinks that will get you high -- coke saying that cbt is the first place, but drinks that will get you high are coming. subject.fascinating the ceo of elmore a will be joining bloomberg markets at 1:50 eastern time. sign-up for the balance of power newsletter at bloombergpolitics.com or bloomberg.com/politics and get the latest global news in your inbox every day

big companies like specter, puts on the jazz festival, the dominion bank, toronto dominion bank, rather, has put aside a large quantity of activities with children, for example, in temporary housing, and there's also grassroots initiatives. now, i described some of the situation. community organizations show a great deal of creativity, as you know. there's also a major player in terms of funding. the private sector, as well, fundraising activities. i think what the biggest obstacle to treating people with dignity is a negative messaging we hear. that's what we fear the most, in fact, even around this table. >> your time is almost up. >> translator: yes, i can answer questions if you need anymore information. thank you, chair. good afternoon, everyone, and thank you for the opportunity to appear before the committee on this important topic. ontario council of agency serving immigrants has 232 member agencies across parliaments and much like my friend here, our member agency assists immigrants and refugees and refugee claimants. the number of people making claims historically goes up-and-

women's lawns were included in the production system giving their masters full dominion over them. rape is a very common. one of the most important stories that we have is that of a young woman named celia celia lived in central missouri on a small farm and she was brought there at the age of fourteen and endured three years of rape sexual assault by her own or poor three children she eventually kills her own are and is tried for murder there in central missouri and while she is ultimately convicted of murder and executed she's convicted because by law she's not permitted to assert self defense as an slaved woman but no one disputes that she was raped. to procure slaves brazil had to opt for another strategy perpetuating the slave trade but this time by illegal means. despite britain struggle to put an end to it the slave trade exploded in the southern hemisphere. within thirty five years over two point five million captives embarked from west africa to plantations all over the world. they were soon joined by four hundred thousand cap this on the eastern coast whose main market was

britishtive audience of diversity dean, vice provosts of -- who use the occasion to expand their dominion. many campuses have created bias response teams. modeled presumably on active shooter response teams on the assumption that discrimination is so rampant and lethal that a rapid defense force is needed. freshman orientations and dorm sessions invariably feature seminars in toxic masculinities and white privilege. students are taught they ear the opposed or the oppressors. if you are not female, black, hispanic, gay or any of the 116 and still growing categories gender, the only way that you can escape being an oppressor is by becoming a, quote, ally. allies are something usually associated with war. and indeed the reigning thinking is that female students and students of color are literally in a war zone on college campuses and need allies from the opposing side to survive. am i exaggerating? i am not. uc berkeley's division of equity and inclusion hung banners throughout campus reminding students of the university's paramount mission, assigning guilt and innocence in the rightlessly c

one that i have been recommending people know i like american electric and i also reiterate i like dominion, which is very cheap, 4.75% yield are the record books right are these price moves real boost the value plays and i think they are for watershed, i am helping you make -- investors could probably use a bit of it break. a heaping dose of reality when it comes to stocks and all the rest one of the few ways to play medical marijuana, up more than 50% today as well. could the move for pharmaceuticals continue and another volatile day of trading for the cannabis stocks. one of the few profitable stocks in the industry. i'll reveal the name if you stick with cramer. >> announcer: don't miss a second of "mad money." follow @jim cramer on twitter. tweet him #mad tweets. send jim an email to add money at cnbc.coorm give us a call at 1-800-747-cnbc miss something miss something head to mad money .cnbc.com. at&t provides edge-to-edge intelligence, covering virtually every part of your retail business. so that if your customer needs shoes, & he's got wide feet. & with edge-to-edge intelligence yo