rob i think this storm is going to continue to affect communities until it makes its way off the east coast it has been downgraded as you talked about but still delivering just a monumental amount of water to these areas it's slowly methodically moves across the country to the east coast i want to show you what it did when it left here though take a look behind me and you can see these 2 huge boats pushed up on the land by the storm surge and just a powerful winds that came with this system you could see other pieces of debris from the water there a small little chaser boat in and then part of the dock there as well ripped away and thrown up on to the land but one of the most amazing things may be in the water just to the side you can see the wreckage here boats crammed together the piers ripped apart but i understand before this storm this area of water was empty there was nothing here these aren't piers from this area instead they were pushed from several 100 yards away into this area collecting here at the end of what's a little inlet so all of these boats picked up and moved the huge pi

virulent form to east coast cities. health officials despite warnings and lots of cities and state going ahead with major events, going ahead with business as usual as you might call it. september 20th 1918, the largest parade to date in philadelphia history. this was a moment to help support the war. this was an era when the u.s. attempted to finance its conflicts on the backs of its citizens through things like bonds, which is a really interesting topic to think about as well. here's an image of an aircraft held traveling down the parade route in philly. what you all may know about what that next is how horrific super-spreader fears was. doctors urged the public health officials and the mayor to cancel the parade route they were really fearful that hundreds of thousands of people jammed under the roof would be a problem. and of course, it was a huge one. two days after the parade, the head of public health said something as follows. i will paraphrase. now present in the civilian population is him type of flu. but let'

further up the east coast, a city surrounded by water, leaving some major roads submerged.d largest city in need of help. extra rescue workers have been rushed in as typhoon haishen carved a trail of destruction and left people missing. in north korea, state tv pictures show the extent of the damage there. heavy rain and strong winds left high waves that flooded streets and left buildings partially submerged in water. the country bore the brunt of recent typhoons, and there are fears of the damage being wrought on its agricultural sector and the country's tenuous food situation. as the peninsula comes to terms with a spate of storms that has taken lives, closed businesses, cut power and clogged the country's transport systems, there are now calls to quick action to designate the hardest hit as a special disaster zones and receive extra aid. mark lobel, bbc news. stay with us on bbc news. still to come: the boat that took six months to travel from bangladesh to indonesia, with more than 100 rohingya refugees on board. george w bush: freedom itself was attacked this morning,

typhoon haishen has lashed south korea's east coast, causing landslides and bringing down power lineshundreds of rohingya refugees land in indonesia after spending six months at sea. hello, peter. and pepper the "culturally aware" robot — the answer to the care home staff shortage? hello. one of the leading opposition figures in belarus has been abducted by unidentified men, according to local reports. witnesses say maria kalesnikava, one of the three women who joined forces to challenge president lukashenko in the recent election, was bundled into a vehicle in minsk and driven away. she had attended a mass demonstration in the capital on sunday. the interior ministry is saying it has no information about her being detained. the bbc‘s jonah fisher has this report. maria kolesnikova was, until today, pretty much a political survivor. pretty much the last belarus opposition leader who is not in jail and who hasn't fled the country. this was her in minsk yesterday, taking part in a fourth weekend of demonstrations, calling for the country's president alexander lu kashenko, to step down.

further up the east coast, a city surrounded by water. leaving some major roads submerged.ue workers have been rushed in as typhoon haishen hot on my card a trail of destruction and left people missing. —— and north korea, pictures show the extent of the damage they are. heavy rain and strong winds left high waves that flooded streets and left buildings partially submerged in water. the country 01’ submerged in water. the country or the brunt of recent typhoons, and there are fears of the damage being wrought on its agricultural sector and the country's food situation. as the peninsula comes to terms with a spate of storms that has taken lives, with a spate of storms that has ta ken lives, closed with a spate of storms that has taken lives, closed businesses, cut power and clogs the country's transport systems, there are no calls to quit actions as a special disaster zones and receive extra aid. mark lobel, bbc news. stay with us on bbc news, still to come: we'll hear about this boat, which took six months to travel from bangladesh to indonesia with more than 100 rohingya r

typhoon haishen has lashed south korea's east coast causing landslides and bringing down power lines. after a series of gruesome attacks on horses across france, police arrest one man but suspect several others are involved. hello. one of the leading opposition figures in belarus has been abducted by unidentified men, according to local reports. witnesses say maria kolesnikova, one of the three women who joined forces to challenge president lukashenko in the recent election, was bundled into a vehicle in minsk and driven away. she had attended a mass demonstration in the capital on sunday. the interior ministry is saying it has no information about her being detained. the bbc‘s jonah fisher has this report. maria kolesnikova was, until today, a political survivor. pretty much the last belarus opposition leader who is not injailand who has not fled the country. this was her in minsk yesterday, taking part in a fourth weekend of demonstrations, calling for the country's president, alexander lu kashenko, to step down. as the day came to an end the riot police fought back. dozens were det

this is the end of the high humidity for the east coast.is will be it today. >> that's actually kind of a relief. it's been pretty humid there. >>> bill karins, thank you very much. we appreciate it. see you tomorrow. >>> still ahead, we're digging into new reporting over the health officials with the cdc to fall in line, under pressure to open schools. we're going to be back in just a moment. to be back in just a moment ♪ i feel good ♪ get a dozen double crunch shrimp for one dollar with any steak entrée. only at applebee's. people are waking up tog with what's possible with rybelsus®. ♪ you are my sunshine, my only sunshine... ♪ rybelsus® works differently than any other diabetes pill to lower blood sugar in all 3 of these ways... increases insulin... decreases sugar... ...and slows food. the majority of people taking rybelsus® lowered their blood sugar and reached an a1c of less than 7. people taking rybelsus® lost up to 8 pounds. rybelsus® isn't for people with type 1 diabetes or diabetic ketoacidosis. don't take rybelsus® if you or you

host: we go to our independent .ine caller: the collins are east coast, west coast and text. i am an independent. , in regards becomes to covid-19 and storm threats. back in 1938, there was a massive storm that came up the east coast. had the best scenario for the where a bermuda high dropped and spinning clockwise and another front spinning counterclockwise that pushed the storm 55 miles an hour up and hit up in vermont as a category one. back in the late 90's and early 2000's, there was another storm that had the exact same. it jumped into the carolinas, but 24 hours later the jetstream in and 24 hours later, the bermuda high have dropped down and you could have had an identical effect to the 1938 storm. if you had a catastrophic storm, such as in 1938, which could have repeated itself, with the covid-19 preparations, along with such a catastrophic storm hitting long island and destroying long island, because it was all agricultural land back then, would fema be able to handle that? again, fema is just part of the team. when you get into high population areas, there is a lo

to pass now expected again come out to sea from the east coast, then make a second landfall way up the in north korea. north korea is now on high alert. winds gusting up to 150 kilometers. it does make it one of the most powerful typhoons in recent years. here's a look at the scene. a lot of people are coming out and checking firsthand the damage that's been done overnight. we know there have been damages around the city, homes. it seems to be mostly superficial damage. this did coincide with unusually high tide, so we have had storm surges and different cases of flooding that have to be dealt with. there's a concern about the amount of rain this will bring, especially further up the peninsula around the east coast and the central parts of the country. because much of the interior of the korean peninsula is berryhill -- is very hilly, mountains, prone to land slips and landslides. >> a video of an israeli soldier kneeling on his 64-year-old activist has provoked anger online. it drew comparisons to the killing of george floyd by police in the u.s.. soldiers say they were provoked. pale

east coast port the massive ship is over 1,200 feet long and 167 feet wide.akes up four new york city blocks >>> wall street kick off a new week with dow futures looking promising and new possible u.s. owners of tik tok. here with an early read steve sedgwick >> reporter: good morning. before the break you said has oracle sealed the deal i don't know they have this is about tik tok. the president doesn't want chinese ownership of the u.s. operation. he set a september 20th deadline for change of ownership. but what it looks like oracle has done in beating microsoft has a technical partnership that doesn't include the sale of the app. i don't know if that's enough for the administration in terms of the rest of the america an abysmal week. it was down 4.5% dow is down 1.7% i'm looking at the futures now for u.s. markets and they look pretty solid about 300 to 350 point up on the dow, s&p up by 1.3 to 1.5% the key thing you're looking out for this week is the fomc on wednesday and retail sales what jay powell says that could be key for markets in the coming days

we have an update that on the east coast there is one person missing and five people injured. none of the injuries believed to be serious. in japan, of course, they did take a battering from this particular typhoon. we know four people are missing after landslides caused houses to slip into a river. dozens have been injured. tens of thousands have lost power. so certainly there is a concern as this storm starts to head further north. south korea has the infrastructure to handle this severe weather. north korea has this which is highly unusual. just last week with the previous typhoon, we have seen kim jong-un touring one of the areas that was badly damaged in the typhoon from last week. looking ahead to the severe weather asking people to protect the crops from the severe weather. certainly in a country like north korea where food insecurity is prevalent, there is a concern about the impact and the effect it will have on the industry. we know that the typhoon is just off the east coast of the korean peninsula and will be skirting along the side. heavy rainfall and winds. kim.

dozens of wildfires in the west have burned millions of acres as smoke drenches all the way to the east coast. >>> trump town hall. the president fuels questions from undecided voters with the election seven weeks away. why democratic challenger joe biden didn't take part in his biden didn't take part in his own. captioning funded by cbs >>> good morning, good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. we are going to begin with hurricane sally. it is dumping rain and causing power outages along the gulf coast, and it's in no hurry to l ni sally head strengthened to a category two packing maximum sustained winds of 105 miles per the storm surge, which is expected to be life threatening, is already slamming parts of alabama and louisiana. the gulf could also see historic flooding with some areas being hit with more than two feet of rain. nancy chen is in fort walton beach, florida. what are conditions like where you are right now? >> reporter: good morning to you, anne-marie. you can see just how strong these winds are around me and how heavy this rainfall is. hurricane sally will make landfall soo

two weak east coast teams.. >> i don't think they're complacent. they will be fired up for "sunday night football." >> we'll be out there. we'll see you immediately following the game. the 49ers were victorious today. an impressive win. they improve to 2-1. we'll see you next sunday after the eagles and the 49ers. nbc sports bay area news, coming up next. the unfair money bail system. he, accused of rape. while he, accused of stealing $5. the stanford rapist could afford bail; got out the same day. the senior citizen could not; forced to wait in jail nearly a year. voting yes on prop 25 ends this failed system, replacing it with one based on public safety. because the size of your wallet shouldn't determine whether or not you're in jail. vote yes on prop 25 to end money bail. vote yes on prop 25 kids continue to learn-noion, xfinmatter where they are.lping we're providing affordable internet access to low-income families through our internet essentials program. it's why we're working 24/7 to keep our network fa

is atory that comes out the midwest,rom southwest, east coast, west coast, people being so fearful and challenged by this moment that they say things like -- here is an account -- we were almost afraid to breathe, we were afraid to go out. people were actually afraid to leave their homes, afraid to talk to one another. i kept example, if people apart, you had no school life, no church life, you have nothing, it destroyed all family and community life. when each day dawned, you did not know whether you would be there when the sunset that day. internal reports from organizations amplify this. the american red cross concluded that fear and panic akin to terror of the middle ages regarding the black plague has been prevalent in virtually every community in the u.s. and that is another element that is interesting and i think global and human. i have talked with psychologists and one thing people are seeing in other countries is this fear has been effected itself in social relations around the world and it is a kind of unique thing that we rarely see, everyone around the world would be exper

but look at the gust of wind on the east coast — 40-50 gust of wind on the east coast — 40—50 mph, drivingorth—west, so temperature is not falling as low tonight across northern ireland in western scotland, but still some clear skies for central parts of the uk and temperatures down into low single figures. for monday, a frontal system approaching from the west, but ahead of it, a ridge of high pressure, so that cloud will bring some patchy rain across northern ireland in western scotland, and thenit ireland in western scotland, and then it will push through the rest of england and wales on the south—west later in the afternoon. ahead of that, through the midlands and eastern england, a much different feeling day tomorrow. it will be warmer and we will lose the winds, temperatures in london up to about 19 celsius. tuesday brings a ridge of high pressure, a window of fairly dry, quiet weather, but low pressure m oves fairly dry, quiet weather, but low pressure moves in from the atlantic through the middle of the week. for a time, the milder temperatures with us, but heading into thursday, t

on the east coast. the battle over the nation's highest court, president trump meeting with his top pick to fill justice ruth bader ginsburg's seat. senate republicans say they have the votes, as democrats claim the gop has no right to fill the seat. white house chief of staff mark meadows is here live at 8:30 a.m. eastern to discuss, this as we are now 42 full days until election day. both candidates hitting up key battleground states now. markets pointing to a mixed opening after yesterday's sharp selloff. the dow industrials down 36 points, nasdaq up 61 and s&p higher by 3 and a quarter. this as we await testimony from treasury secretary steven mnuchin and federal reserve chairman jay powell today, both on capitol hill later today. this follows a huge selloff yesterday sparked by an open supreme court seat and impact of it on the ledge kellyanne conway slalegislative agenda.dow indusn 500 points, nasdaq lower by 14 and s&p lower by 38. the state of our cities, the department of justice naming three m

it's 5:30 on the east coast, 2:30 out west. i'm kasie hunt.in this half hour with more of the news as senate republicans continue to push for a vet on a supreme court nominee less than 50 days before the election. >> as of today, there are 43 days until november 3rd and 104 days until the end of this congress. the senate has more than sufficient time to process a nomination. history and precedent make that perfectly clear. >> there was clear precedent behind the predictable outcome that came out of 2016. and there's even more overwhelming precedent behind the fact that the senate will vote on this nomination this year. we're going to keep our word once again. we're going to vote on this nomination on this floor. >> we've got the votes to confirm justice ginsburg's replacement before the election. we're going to move forward in the committee. we're going to report it to the united states senate so we can vote before the election. that's the constitutional process. after kavanaugh everything changed with me. they're not going to intimidate me, m

those initial massacres of native americans and the type of christianity that was burgeoning in the east coast i think to be fair to the bay flower curiously enough although this is the year that kind of kicks off the big puritan influence in america the mayflower settlers at plymouth actually as the case of the fence had a pretty good relationship with native americans they were if you like far more tolerant than some of the ones that followed them know which is were burnt at plymouth and the ones that were earlier before the mayflower absolutely yes failed callie's yes absolutely no quakers were hanged plymouth but but the key thing is that what happened in 1620 was was the proving that a puritan a godly american was possible and what happened from 1630 on words which people often forget is there was a huge movement of. people who are dissatisfied with the state in this country to the north american colonies and so between at 1630 and the early 16 forties literally thousands of people someplace called the great migration moved into what we now call new england and set up for example the colo

to cause damage in the south the onshore breeze breeze onshore strong wind from all we have the east coast is like to be potentially damaging at least with the storm surge and the huge amount of rain that by daylight hours of course it goes north through north korea into the northeast of china at least behind fine and quiet weather then there's a gap and then your eyes are drawn down here yes hi sharon has already formed this will be a typhoon pretty soon and guess what its course is its forecast course over the next few days takes it up to south korea this won't be exactly right but it's still a rough idea i don't think it's going to very very much so it gets in late in the weekend south of this and the showers are showing that they really want to because of the wet season of the rainy season once again so throughout malaysia and indonesia downs pretty sundry nuts extends all went to thailand and me and ma but now it includes java and yes jakarta as well. china's new national security role has tightened beijing's grip on hong kong and stifled protests that rocked the city a year. with pro

my sack is now expected to tea party again out to sea from the east coast but then make a 2nd landfall way up the north korean peninsula actually in north korea so north korea now on full alert but it came ashore with winds well over 100 kilometers gusting up to 150 kilometers it does make it one of the more powerful typhoon in recent years i mean just stand back and give you a quick look at the scene here we're just after 1st light so a lot of people are coming out and checking firsthand the damage that it's done overnight we have a a boy that's been ripped off its moorings here on the beach this is the main beach in blue sand we know that there have been certain amount of damage around the city it's home to several 1000000 people it seems to be mostly superficial damage we also know that this did coincide with with very high unusually high tide so we've had a storm surge is along the south coast and different cases of flooding which has to be dealt with and then there is a concern about the amount of rain that this will bring especially further up the peninsula around the east coast

sea but it has come ashore and is now working its way further north from us but holding it to the east coast of the peninsula as it moves. up there they came ashore obviously with very strong winds to wrench all rain it was mitigated somewhat because of the past over the southern islands of japan but still very powerful obviously japan has taken a real battering from this storm as it's moved up the winds of change slightly more from the south when it was coming ashore it was the winds were coming straight out of the east here and bringing a lot of the sea with it right over the sea wall there are reports of flooding in parts of south korea and also of course many structures here of already being weakened because of typhoon my sack that passed through here just a few days ago and obviously the whole of the peninsula is still soaking wet because of these typhoons that have come through on top of the longer than normal seasonal summer rain so we can expect with the tarantula rain that's going to be happening all the way up the peninsula again more flooding and rob what about the situation in no

on the east coast. we are waiting on the federal reserve we get the very latest rate decisions this afternoon, and commentary about the economy. all eyes on fed chair jay powell what he says about supporting economic recovery. strength of the american consumer august retail numbers out this morning at 8:30 a.m. eastern. we'll bring you those sales, report as soon as they hit and see if it is impacting markets. ahead of the retail sales numbers and fed decision futures are adding to this week gains attack look we have another rally underway the dow jones industrial average up, 137 points the nasdaq up 56 and s&p higher, by 18. in fact the dow and s&p 500 scoring the third day of gains yesterday. but the nasdaq was the big winner with a gain of one and quarter percent on the war against coronavirus and dave ricks is here joining me first on fox business at 7:10 a.m. this morning. with breaking news you do not want to miss. the stimulus stalemate goes on house speaker naption facing backlash now after seni

very receptive to the irish lobby, notably because of the historical links between many of the east coastere's going to be a threat, a reasonable threat there could be a hard border northern ireland and the south. that is what dominic raab is here, trying to reassure the americans that that won't happen, even if they do take these powers themselves as the british government. thanks to gary. every day outside source we distilled the biggest stories around the world. covid19 — and the fastest spreading outbreak in the world is in india. at the moment, there are around 90,000 new cases a day. (tx 00v)this chart shows how fast the virus has spread. initially india appeared to be doing reasonably well — a strict lockdown was brought in and numbers stayed low. but as india opened up, those numbers moved — and by august there had been over two million. if those are the cases, india's death toll is currently the third highest in the world at more than 80,000. that though should be seen in the context with its huge population — in per capita terms, the virus has killed about 60 people in every mil

maybe the others he's already done a bit of that one son was mentioned quite a big city on the east coast not been hit for a 2nd time and there seems to been some disaster there and old habits die hard this case we haven't been told but talk of dozens of casualties and kim jong un probably sacked the provincial boss he wouldn't want to be in his shoes right now i guess. the other interesting thing about can john compared to his predecessor is that is that he has actually refuse that any help in dealing with covert as you say that he admitted officially for example when there was a famine in the mid ninety's they did ask for international aid is that a risk of that again do you think that. yes i think so i mean it's you know he does have a tight grip the secret police the usual means but there are nonetheless core constituencies like the party the party faithful who get to live in pyongyang the way the 'd show appears capital now that they'll be really happy because they've just the latest appeal after this latest typhoon is so popular loyal party members to to rush to the east coast of it

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on the east coast. underway, futures indicating gain of 350 points right out of the gate for the dow industrials, the nasdaq is up 186 and s&p higher by 42 and a half points this going into the end of the quarter, wednesday marks the final trading day of the month and of the third quarter, friday, of course, we saw a big rally, pretty good green largely boosted by technology move that pushed the nasdaq into positive territory for the week. the dow industrials were up 358 points on friday and nasdaq up 241 and s&p 500 higher by 52 points on wall street friday. global markets this morning have momentum, take a look at european indices in the green boosted by investor optimism in the banking sector. the cac quarante is up 97 and dax index higher by 341, asian markets mostly higher as well despite new sanctions by the united states against chinese chip makers which will talk about coming up. meanwhile this former fbi director jim comey to get grilled this week of the russia probe. cheryl: good morning, come

so there is rain really pretty much all the way along bassam heavy about really pushing off the east coast of china today and it will eventually had to tools western areas of japan generally though it will stay just off the eastern side of honshu but again some pretty heavy downpours at times and all the while the rain continuing particularly into the southern areas of china a lot of this also is moisture of course with the remnants of the recent tropical storm which is headed across areas of indochina but to the north it's clear and fine in beijing $25.00 i'm beginning to prove it hope and once that rain eventually pushes off towards the northeast. across much of south asia have had some very heavy rains the last few days but take you across into the pole but also into the northeast of india so this is the areas of. the once again the streets are under water on a slightly more rain in the full cost over the next few days there are no warnings in place from the india messel this but the rains are going to be very heavy but securely again across western states down tools carol as you can se

on the east coast.ngress will pass one maybe two bills to help his industry >> the latest talks on stimulus talks. they remain at a stand-still the safe our stages and bills both remain in limbo i'm joined with hank sacks a booking agent and part of the talent organization which has been lobbying for approval of both of those bills. >> good morning, frank >> how has the pandemic changed music community and local communities? >> live music is a corner stone of american culture. live venues are places we have made life-long memories. venues are going out of business on a daily basis banks won't lend money to life event businesses because they know our businesses are shuttered. our businesses were healthy before the pandemic. combined with restrictions based on mass gatherings we need help to be viable on the other side of the pandemic our only help right now is government assistance. >> let me know if i should keep my day job >> keep your day job. >> how do those closures impact musicians and bands, they

today will range between 16 to 22 degrees and it will feel a little cooler, particularly around the east coast and overnight and it will turn fresh again with some misty and foggy patches falling here and there in the north, too much of a breeze for any fog further south. temperatures at eight or 9 degrees in the north, double figures for most of us in the south but it will bea most of us in the south but it will be a touch cooler in the rural spots. saturday will bring another dry and fine day with some sunshine, later in the day we could well have one or two heavy downpours for the channel islands, perhaps in the parts of devon and cornwall and they could push along the east coast later in the afternoon. temperatures on the warm side, 16— 2a degrees and those temperatures again are tempered by the brisk easterly wind sunday another largely fine and settle day with long spells of sunshine once again. could bejust those few showers lingering across the far south of england but it looks like they should clear away later in the day. temperatures are similarto later in the day. temperatures are s

dozens of wildfires in the west have burned millions of acres as smoke drenches all the way to the east coaststions from undecided voters with the election seven weeks away. why democratic challenger joe biden didn't take part in his biden didn't take part in his own. captioning funded by cbs >>> good morning, good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. we are going to begin with hurricane sally.

on the east coast. all eyes on cleveland the first presidential debate between president trump and joe biden has arrived, kicks off this weekend. we are previewing it this morning, we'll get you caught up to what you need to know. we'll get reaction from former new york city mayor, rudy giuliani, executive vice president donald trump junior and former dnc chair don brazil. the supreme court nomination continues to be in the books, prominent senators meeting with judge amy coney barrett beginning today while more democrats say they will not meet with her at all before any hearing. futures this morning look like this, markets fractionally moving this morning, they are in the red on fears of a new coronavirus wave. dow industrials down 17, nasdaq down 23 and s&p 500 not too far from where it closed yesterday, down just about 2 points. despite positive talks on a new round of stimulus. it is he departure from yesterday, markets were boosted by energy, technology and financials. this morning, we are seeing r

good night. ♪ >> sean: welcome to fox news. 9:00 on the east coast, 6:00 on the west coast. u.s. justice ruth bader ginsberg is dead at the age of 87. she battled cancer for decades. was fighting pancreatic cancer at the time of her passing. she leaves a long legacy of the supreme court. she was appointed by presidentc bill clinton, known as one of the most liberal-leaning judges on the bench. justice ginsberg had a distinguished legal career. the first jewish woman to serve on the highest court in our land.

then here in south sore rea we know that the storm is just off the east coast at this point and it'sh korea. hundreds of thousands of people in north korea and south korea. they have no power. the one concern there is is japan and south korea have the capability of dealing with this kind of severe weather. north korea does not have the infrastructure. the fact that this is skirting the east coast does give concern not just for human life and buildings but also for the agriculture industry. it's a country with food insecurity. this close to the harvest they don't want to have anything that would jeopardize that. we saw kim jong-un touring a damaged area from the previous typhoon which was just a matter of days ago. they are concerned what could happen over the next 12 hours or so. we've seen rather unusually live reports from north korean state-run television as we did last week. >> thank you for being there for us. >>> the chinese government is imposing new visa restrictions. it's the latest tit-for-tat between china and the u.s. david culver is live for us. cnn is one of the news or

you can see him take his grandma gal to the east coast it's all that. time rachel join me for me to get on t.l.c. . this is the good news a shot coming up today diffusing border dispute. to try and i mean we are going to disengage and ease tensions are going to have on their eyes but how much will really change along the volatile from 00 plus pandemic propaganda trying the communist party celebrates its response to the coronavirus to put it.

this is a scaled replica of the famous ship the mayflower, which set sail from plymouth to the east coast years ago. on board were 102 christian separatists. only half of them made it through the winter. inside, you get a sense for the cramped conditions in which they existed as they made their treacherous way across the atlantic. and then a sense of their arrival. this is an exhibition which has been put together in collaboration with the wampanoag native american community. our leadership made a poor choice in welcoming the people of the mayflower. he made a choice based on a deception, that the english settlers planned all along to impose their will upon the sovereign people of the wampanoag nation. plymouth‘s commitment to becoming a creative hub for the south—west includes a contemporary art programme boasting a new commission by the artist behind gateshead's angel of the north. i love making work for collective space, where it can be seen by everybody at any time of the day or night, and in all weathers, but particularly public space that is close to the elemental world of the sea a

on the east coast. 41 days to go until november 3rd. president trump and joe biden both hitting the campaign trail as the race comes to a dead-heat in some key battleground states. president trump also nomination for late ruth bader ginsburg supreme court seats. democrats to fill court. markets this morning are showing a gain at the start of trading, take a look. we are expecting a triple-digit move on the upside with the dow industrials up 231 and s&p 500 higher by 19 points after technology-run yesterday finishing near record highs. s&p up 34. a probe into election bribery. florida congressman matt gaetz wants to know if michael bloomberg's pledge to pay fines and donations to florida is actually illegal. we will ask congressman gaetz about next steps. how the deal can get out of limbo. then out of this world, nasa's newest plan to get a man and a woman back to the moon. mornings with maria is live right now. ♪ ♪ european markets this morning have a firmer tone. take a look at european indices. euro z

across the north sea, and you can see the cool front here moving across denmark and just grazing the east coastittle more cloudy here. and hence, those temperatures have been quite a bit lower, too. in the south, still pretty warm, the evening's been fairly warm and the night's going to stay fairly mild as well, particularly across the south and the south west of the uk. here, despite clear spells, temperatures will probably hold around the mid—teens. so, early on thursday morning, i suspect around 15, 16 degrees, for example, plymouth and also the channel islands. to the north east, it's going to be quite a bit fresher. in the highlands, around single figures, and the north east of england as well. so, tomorrow morning might start off cloudy in one or two places, but the sun will be out. it really is going to be a beautiful day right across the uk, with the exception of the extreme northwest here. maybe a bit more cloud, but i think from the lowlands of scotland, through lancashire, the midlands, down towards the south coast of england, it's mostly sunny skies and temperatures around normal fo

only with xfinity mobile. >>> the east coast trip continues for 49ers.ld its first practice in west virginia. they're staying out there to limit travel between back-to-back games in new jersey. >> because of the injuries, there are a lot of questions heading into week three, like who is going to play quarterback? here's anthony flores. >> reporter: far from home, the 49ers are spending the week on the east coast. they're staying and practicing at a west virginia resort, where some tourists go for the healing powers of the sulfur spring and natural mineral waters. >> i did not know that about the healing powers of the waters, so i'll get right to that for our players. we could use it right now. >> reporter: the 49ers are banged up, and in sunday's win over the jets, nick bosa and sol man thomas both suffered season ending acl injuries. several more players were hurt in that game, keeping them from progr practicing today. [ inaudible ] all these injuries mean an opportunity for someone else. like backup quarterback nick mullins who will start monday if jim

on the east coast, more intense storms like super storm sandy.of the midwest having major changes to their crops as a result of climate change. gavin newsom our governor on friday said california is america fast forward. in other words, a postcard from the future. the climate impacts now we worry other americans will experience if we don't actually act on climate. >> well, secretary, we're thinking about you. best of luck and the folks out there, the first responders are doing a really great job and we're thinking about them, as well. be safe. thanks. >> thank you so much. >>> south dakota's attorney general now under investigation himself. the fateful hit and run he was involved in and what he told police, next. whoops! but julie has resolve pet expert. its latest formula attacks odors at the source. no odor. no stain. no nothin'. whatever happens, no big deal. resolve. olay's new serum is so powerful, won. it renews skin better than $300, $500, even $600 serums. pretty amazing. olay. face anything. ♪ here? nah. ♪ here? nope. ♪ here. ♪ when the

some drifts of smoke coming in especially for parts of the north bay as well as the bay and the coast. the eastay will have the worst of the air quality as we look at some better air quality for the south bay. i'll continue to monitor that, and we'll talk about temperatures coming up. what's happening out on the roads now, mike? >>> mostly green sensors but a couple incidents marked on the map as we take it full screen. you'll see a couple incidents, one on the peninsula and one in the east bay, both cleared from the roadways. we'll track that. if there's anything big to report we'll let you know. i circled another issue in richmond, also the east bay, a fire. it's been there for a while since about a half an hour now, maybe a little more. it's a roadside fire just about out at 580 and central. back to you. >>> all right, thank you very much, mike. new overnight a police officer in the hospital after a crash in san jose. it happened a little before 1:00 a.m. when police say a driver ran a stop sign on taylor, and i'm looking this up right now. i believe it is near third. they t-boned the patrol

the east coast in particular at the carolinas look at this in south carolina these images were captured as a tornado began as a waterspout they did come on show a didn't cause any damage and that will create a way for the east coast and plenty working their way into the pacific northwest and else but the central regions through sunday. overthrown and exiled they appoint and can say it will all miss me she knew an intimate film about the struggle of the elected leader of madagascar to return to his country and reinstate his presidency you know is that the truth was forged by and we not only just the french position is that all along with the interesting things return of the president on al-jazeera. org. this is al-jazeera. out of there on a clock this is it these are live from doha coming up in the next 60 days and new political problem for lebanon the prime minister designate resigns after months of pressure to form a new government. the frustration of protesters across egypt defying a ban to take that anger to the.

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it's 5:30 on the east coast and 2:30 out west.ngs for judge ame coney barrett are going to begin exactly two weeks from today. chairman senator lindsey graham made the announcement saturday night. monday there will be opening statements by judge amy barrett. tuesday will be questioning day as well as wednesday and markup begins on thursday. graham hopes to have the nomination out of committee by october 26th. in a dear colleague letter, governor wrote here's a suggestion to fighting back, health care, health care, health care. nancy pelosi wrote every vote is to dismantle health care. the americans will hold every senator responsible for their vote at the ballot box. some senate democrats say they won't meade with the judge. at a speech in wilmington, delaware, yesterday, democratic presidential nominee joe biden said it's an attempt to undermine the affordable care act. >> it's no mystery about what's happening here. president trump is trying to throw out the affordable c.a.r.e.s. act. he's been trying to do it for the last four

the a tripleork of see, there's a strong focus on the demand and the east coast.important thing for all of us is to continue to have a well-functioning market, one where those on the supply-side see the opportunities and continue to invest. likewise for customers, that it's a reliable source of gas into their portfolios. it happens in a way that is also affordable in the long term. haidi: at one point, china became the biggest market for lmg. since then, the relationship has deteriorated. we see that really impact commodities ranging from bali to wine to beef. are you expecting this will weigh on the relationship? can you give us an indication of how much demand you are seeing? tony: we work really closely with our partners in australia and globally. one of those partners is a key customer of ours. we continue to see strong relationships in those partnerships. we work with them to supplying the energy sources they need. our focus is making sure that long-term, those are fruitful and respectful partnerships. haidi: can you give us an indication of how much demand y