f. dorian inc.he store features contemporary crafts, ethnic arts, and home decor displayed with museum esthetic. their wares include jewellery, glassware, and more. 2001 f. dorian moved from 388 hayes street to 370 to allow them to open their private dining room. the business is not yet 30 years old, but it is eligible for listing on the registry because it faces displacement. item 3(c) is la raza centro legal. it is an organization dedicated to empowering many minority groups to advocate for civil and human rights. the organization combines legal services and advocacy to build grassroots power and alliances towards creating a just society. it was founded by a group of students in 1974. the students took inspiration from the civil rights movements of the 1960s and 1970s. in 1989 the organization co-purchased and moved to their current location. the site rents its offices to a variety of organizations in order to create a safe space for the raza indigenous community to advance culturally and politica

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f carolina. from space, dorian seems menacing, more than 350,000 homes and businesses have lost power. dorian sideswiped the southeast coast spawning at least two dozen tornadoes and this water spout became a tornado that tore through an rv park.>> two minute sermon from my two tornadoes touched down and i've never been in one. >> reporter: dorian caused widespread flooding in coastal communities around wilmington and charleston. >> we have been displaced two years in a row, it is tough.>> reporter: dorian will continue skirting the eastern seaboard through the weekend, storm surge and tropical storm warnings and watches have been issued as far north as canada. hurricane flags are up in the beaches are deserted. >> team coverage continues now with darren peck on when and where darien is.>> let's look at the satellite right now. it is not just satellite but it is so close to shore. let's look at on radar also. i wish they were the trouble spots are because we are not done yet, dorian is leaving and it made landfall along cape hatteras and the outer banks of north carolina, the only time

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hurrrricane dorian pounding t bahamas in one of f the rongest atlantntic dorms ever. as it momoves north, mandatory evacuations have been put into place along parts of the u.s. coastline. backnts and hong kong go to school with a a strike as moe protesrs because travel chaos at rush hour in their fight for democracy. and economic crisis has led the government to impose currency controls to halt the slide in the value of the peso. after much back and forth, a brazilian football star looks to stay here in paris. details on the way. first, our top story, live from paris. to the u.k., where the opposition is trying to figure out a plan to stop a no deal brexit. it comes after boris johnson decided to suspend parliament for almost a month before the brexit deadline. our reporter is covering these developments. about this. british parliament is saying the stakes are high. the opposition has been clear it was going to rebel. what are they going to do? to say despitet onlnlydlines, p parliament starts sitting again tomorrorow afternoon. the main opposition party, , the labour

dorian. the latest f you, category five storm packing massive sustained winds of 165 miles per hour. we have been talking about this storms stalling out, westerly at just one mile per hour. here is the projected path. it still has e florida coast in the kona possibility for landfall. the consensus, just offshore. even still, if it doesn't make direct landfall along the florida coast, we are still talking about life-threatening storm surge and up to 7 feet, torrential rain, flash flooding and hurricane force winds. we are watching that situation for the florida coast. even as it moves north up to georgia and carolinas. keeping a close eye on dorian we will have the very latest on our weather here at home . >>> happening today, thousands of kaiser permanente planning a protest just weeks before they planned nationwide protest next month. we are live in oakland with moore. emily? >> reporter: labor day monday, thousands of those employees will not be walking through those doors. instead they will be protesting. we've artie seen folks showing up. this protest, is in order to avoid a bigg

dorian are covering an area 80-miles across. the. >>> we're a little nervous. we have supplies and a generator. >> crews have been dumping stand and dunes to create a f m from florida to north carolina. forecasters warn storm surges could be on dorian and is movin >> it is finally not sitting at one stop. sit weakening. best opportunity looks to be south carolina, maybe north carolina u. northwest at 8:00. yesterday was stationary to one mile per hour. and along the atlantic side. and melbourne up to cocoa beach. and then heading up towards jacksonville and orlando as well. you can see some of those strong convexive bands are just offshore. the good news is it is weakening and it begins to make its move more towards georgia to south carolina and then some upper level winds should start to interact or weaken. for us again, it is low clouds and fog. if you are inland, temperatures are in the upper 90s. and 50s and 60s. not much change from yesterday's high temperatures. if you like yesterday, like today. if you didn't, hang on. we'll have more coming up in ten minutes. >>> very quiet. good morning to you. we have traffic up to a nice start here on 580 and to look, th

dorian. abc7 news reporter lisa amin gulezian has a look at how they'll help. >> you're now federal working f berkeley, san ramon or oakland. >> teams prepare to head straight for hurricane dorian. a lot has to happen before the actual deployment can take place. first, the bags have to be loaded on the this truck. after that, everyone stands in this line and they get a health screening. moving these specialized teams is no easy feat. it requires a lot of equipment, tool, and time. the deployment is for 14 to 21 days. >> we expect that we will see a fair amount of flooding. depending on the storm itself, there may be wind damage also that will cause search to be much more complicated, which is rea swift water rescue component. so each of the teams is bringing several inflatable rescue boats with us so that we can perform rescues in the moving water. >> for many, the hardest part of the deployment will be missing home. >> my daughter's fifth birthday is on sunday. >> it's always hard to be gone for family. but we're going there for a duty. and we're occasin obligation to those in need. >> they'

activity north east >> 9 the 0 degree temperures and the latest from hurricane dorian rolled ir from the national weather sent: looking f at satellite. look at eye and last few flames how it's classing andig that'sn of weakening storm stem if it's got able to blow out tnd e keep it nice and clear. and strong storm and 100 mile an hour whim that's cop find around the ey eye. the center is still well offshore. this morning beaches are getting ham werd a little storm surge this mning and it's expects toynd crease karen carolinas aas we work moou way tgh the time time hours toow and the storm turns norm and east scraping outer banks of north carolina and giving our beach as i rough go as we work our way dpropt during the early morning hours of friday morning. you'll things keeping app eye here in d.c. we're notexpecting. we could have atl lit breeze or dpuingty winds aaround here on fridayth nog too extreme hereyb and e rain showers as welln nothing agai that would scream as you tropical storm hurricane going by. much or on dorian and track it a little more in a few temis. pesdom, how is it? >> sing of storms officials in b

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dorian. relief operations are underway, but it's been a slow difficult process. mna nawaz gets a report f islands. >> reporter:udy, it's been a week since dorian struck the abaco islands and part of the grand bahama. enough food, water and supplies to these places. as m o ildings and structures on the abaclands appear to have been destroyed. areas like marsh harbour, where there were many haitian immigrants, may not be habitable for any real length of time. there's also been difficulties in getting supplies to people in need and there's been talk of possible strains between the local government and somrelief groups today, government officials were asked about why some flights aren't getting to the hard hit islands. priority is given to those entities that made contact with diwnema. it is to cote. we are not preventing persons from gettrsing in, but it has to be phone done in an orderly .e don't want disaster upon disast >> reporter: unicef began delivering water supplies th a weekend, aftlane landed with 1.5 tons of supplies. naqib safi is an emergencyni specialist forf. he was in marsh h

thousand f now for the latest on hurricane dorian leaving 5 people dead and at least 21 injured in theose andres is currently in the bahamas, he told noo"the new yo times" he's providing humanitarian relief by making 10,000 sandwiches. the u.s. bracing for impact. dorian hovering 70 to 100 miles off florida's east coast. winds up to 145 miles an hour making it still dangerous despite being downgraded from a category 5 to a category 4. nbc's simone boyce is in west palm beach, florida. simone, it has begun raining there. >> reporter: yeah, that's right, ali. i think you can see right now we are in the thick of one of those thicker rain bands that's emanating off of hurricane dorian. i mean, as you just mentioned, people here have to remember and people along the coast of florida have to remember that we are still just less than 100 miles away from a category 4 storm. a very powerful category 4 storm. now while we have received some good news as of late in some of those forecasts, there are still some threats that officials here are warning the residents about. that includes beach erosio

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task f orce one as they come hoe from their mission to help the bahamas during hurrine dorian. fox5 morning sunday starts right now. ♪ >> goodel morning andcome to er >> i'm tom fitzgerald, gre to see yo we welcome you in. good morning on this sunday and as always we're going to start off with a look outside. it is september 15th. erin, erin, we're half way through t month already. >> i can't believe it. g 're creepinto october already. look at wcreeengpi the big wheel down there at national harbor, your wilson bridge out then the background, gary mcgrady standing by, how you doing? >> i love how they leave it on for our shot for 7:00 a.m. and they turn it off in a fews. minute >> they're niceik oe somehow, not sure how. sunny and dry sunshine today wt have much sterday, we'll get a lot today,showers, sprinkles, a couple of thunderstorms yesterday but we are' all dry today. we're transitioning into a fairly dry period it looks like as we head off into theek work and it looks like we're going to heat up, too. 73 in n town,ow they're 60s, notice upper 50s back out to the west. wh

f >> please pray for us, everybody. >> utter devastation in the bahamas as hurricane dorian continues to pound the country. the eye of the storm made its first landfall this afternoon. reporters on the island hardest hit saying it will no doubt be a deadly event. good evening. thanks for joining us. hurricane dorian is expected to be over the bahamas for several more hours as it crawls its way towards the u.s. mainland. in three states, florida, south carolina, and georgia, people are facing evacuation orders. elizabeth hur has the latest. >> reporter: when officials here in florida said hurricane dorian will be dangerous and residents need to be prepared. i can tell you no one here is taking any chances. hurricane dorian making history as the strongest storm ever to strike the northern part of the bahamas. >> we need help. someone please come help us. >> reporter: dorian leading a path of destruction, ripping roofs off buildings, shredding homes into pieces and the latest storm surge flooding streets with feet of water. the eye passing through the islands, where marcus martin took cover. >> look at that.

dorian we're only in the d.'s in terms of the names which are alphabetical and normally would be pretty much stores like f g h right now so it was a slow start that said we're moving towards a climatological peak of hurricane season when the waters of the warmest the hurricanes are really getting going and i think these stronger storms could be a trend alluding to a future more peppered with these severe storms thanks to climate change. all right matthew in washington d.c. thank you very much for your insights thank you. and in football 3 german 2nd division clubs have withdrawn their complaints over the eligibility of homburg forward to. media reports last month question his identity and age but i monday authorities dropped their investigation into the gambian player nurnberg both him and calls were recently lost the humber and have each appealed the results yachts assorted hubbard's 3 mill victory over hanover on the weekend earning a standing ovation. don't forget you can turn to d.w. news anytime just download our free app from google play or the apple app store that gives you full access to the latest news fro

dorian we're only in the d.'s in terms of the names which are alphabetical and normally would be pretty much stories like f g h right now so it was a slow start that said we're moving towards a climatological peak of hurricane season when the waters of the warmest the hurricanes are really getting going and i think these stronger storms could be a trend alluding to a future more peppered with these severe storms thanks to climate change. all right matthew in washington d.c. thank you very much for your insights thank you. and in football 3 german 2nd division clubs have withdrawn their complaints over the eligibility of forward. media reports last month question his identity and age but i monday authorities dropped their investigation into the gambian player both from and the calls wrote recently lost. each appeal the result. in. victory over and over the weekend earning a standing ovation. the rugby world cup begins in japan this month and those competing have been advised to cover up their tattoos that's because in japan tattoos are seen as links to crime but some in the country hope the tournament is a chance to

dorian won't be feld for another 48 r s or so. orlando airport announced it was suspending operations overnight tonight which means every major airport on the eastern side frida from west palm beach dao ona beach is now closed. judy, even if dorian doesn't make landfall, it doesn't mean there won't be damage. the track it's forecast to fake is very similar to hurricane matthew in 2016. that storm, too, stad off the coast, never made landfall all the way to north carolina. it caused about $3 billion of damand claimed 12 lives. judy? >> woodruff: and we remember that well. so, john, you were hnlling usyo have been talking to a lot of people there in florida about the decisions they're investigatmake about whether to go, whether to stay. tell us a little bit about what >> reporter: well, you know, this hurricane has been sort of on the news and in t headlines for about a week now. they started talking about it last monday. the good news is that's giv a lot of people a lot of time to plan. the bad news, it's also give an t of people time to woe ry and anxiety levels are high. but i thought that, perhaps, with the storm taking solong to get here, wit slowing d

f rhet marietta and riverside county. >>> happening right now on the east coast, hurricane dorian is battering the carolinas. a lot of rain coming down. they have gusty winds. dorian was slowly inching towards charleston. take a look at this radar, in fact. that massive hurricane churning out there and hugging the coastline and lashing the region with rain, wind, storm surge and all the flooding. >>> more is on the way, and that's how it works with the outer bands of the storms, you will get a section of rain and then it clears up. look, this storm lost some of its energy as it left the bahamas. it has reorganized and it's much stronger and intensifying and it's a category 3 hurricane. looks like it's targeting this area right now in the u.s. dorian is battering the atlantic coast. high winds. driving rain and a vicious storm surge. the hurricane clinging to the shoreline and gaining strength and taking aim at the carolinas where it could make a second landfall by the end of the week. the greatest threats are to the coastal communities and inland neighbors. the threat from the storm, and most everything else

f to a great start. captioning sponsored by newshour productions, llc >> woodruff: goodning. i'm judy woodruff. on the newshour tonight: dorian's deadly journey north. with rescue efforts undhaway in the bas, residents of the carolinas evacuate under threat of rising waters. then, payi for promises. president trump takes money from over 125 militaryovct proto deliver on his campaign pledge of building a border ll. plus, the amazon under attack. in our final dispatch frombr il, the growing risks to rainforest biodiversin , and to liferth. if we start losing species, it's like removing a card from thhouse of cards. eventually, there wilbe

dorian. it's about the red in the bahamas and the southeast coast of florida.to thank you for getting some of that information out, tweeting and retweeting information to alert people of the storm. it's given us an incredible amount of information. if you look at the structure, it's a textbook case of a very powerful hurricane, 180 miles an hour, a dangerous situation, and moving west at 7 miles an hour. a very slow storm. you look at the eye right here. very powerful moving to the bahamas, bringing devastating winds, devastating rainfall. you can see in some cases up to 30 inches of rain and some of the storm surge. very dangerous situation for them. the sheer size really points to some of the impact as we move along and get more information on the forecast. hurricane hunters, i wanted to definitely take the time, the hurricane hunters and noaa hurricane hunters who are trying to get awa i from the storm. they're flying right in the middle of the storm and running patterns out to give us the latest information. the updates has come from the day to coming from

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dorian are bracing for another hit. protective tarps are going up as fast as possible. >> there's some rain on the way. there are in more winds on the way. how frightening is that? f >> reporter: under threatening louds, we ventured on a supply mission to sweetings cay, a tiny low-lying island off grand bahama, coordinated by retired navy seals and the conservation group the sea shepherd, this vessel is loaded with four tons of essentials-- food, water, generators -- destined for remote islands. with few boats still intact, locals here are shuttling aid to the few dozen people who remain. >> that right there. >> reporter: this is where you rode it out. while dorian churned for almost cree days, nolan cooper and two others took cover in his two- story home. >> the only thing we had was a door protecting us from the rain really coming down. but it was three days straight. >> reporter: so this is your landing strip. >> yes. >> reporter: on nearby moore's island, some are feeling forgotten. >> to be honest with you, we haven't seen the government. >> reporter: really? >> really. >> reporter: we're a week and a half since the storm. >> we haven't seen the government. >

bahas, hurricane dorian made landfall again on the coast of north carolina.st m surge and winds damaged homes and caused power outages on islands and along the coast, but the state directory f emergenagement told me this afternoon that the damage was less than first forecast. >> the storm just a few days ago looked like it was going to be ve bad, and it wasn't as b as we anticipated. but i will tell you that we did experience stornad activity, and we're currently executinsome relief and response on orkracoke island and the outerbanks and hyde county. >> sreenivasan: reuters reporter amanda becker is on the coast at nags head, north carolina, and shhas more on whatesidentsen there faced during the storm. amanda, it looks like kind of a gorgeous day on the beach. >> people are returning to a beautiful day today. they started letting permanent residents and critical business owanrs and personnel back in at noon. and they are returning to actually what is a perfect beach day. strong waves, but other than that, it's gorgeous here. >> sreenivasan: yeah, you can see some of the-- how far and how high did the sea get during the storm? i'm assuming you couldn't ben'st ding where you

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f, love that for the southeast u.s. but rough condition in the islands that need clear skies because of the recovery efforts from hurricane dorian. >> the worst. >> thanks. >>> still ahead, much more from last night's debate including reaction to the big surprise from andrew yang, one of the most talked about moments from joe biden. we will talk about that when we're back in a moment. we will n we're back in a moment price. ready to upgrade. moving in. moving on up. or making big moves. deliveries ship free and come with a 100-night free trial. no matter your budget. or your sleep style. we have quality options for everyone. so search and shop. save and snooze. and rest easy, knowing that we've got your back. literally. that's what you get, when you've got wayfair. so shop now. doprevagen is the number oneild mempharmacist-recommendeding? memory support brand. you can find it in the vitamin aisle in stores everywhere. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. >>> my campaign will now give a freedom dividend of $1,000 a month for an entire year to ten american families, someone watching this at home right now. >> pete buttigieg. >>

all of my family lives in f marsh harbour and everybody lost everythin not one of them have a home toto live or anything like that. it's terrible. >> yang: meanwhile, "dorian's" wind speeds continue to drop as it swirls north, off the u.s. eastern seaboard.as it began tothe florida cotline today, and is on track to continue past the carolinas, perhaps making landfall along l the north carolina coast by friday. the storm nounced its arrival near jacksonville, florida with whipping winds and crashing waves. mayor lenny curry urged people to stay vigilant. u >>erstand people are tired. we've been watching this storm for almost a week, the models have changed a number of times, but is now upon us, it's coming, so this is no time to let your guard down and go out and walk around or drive arounde >> yang: in charleston, south burolina, mayor john teckl echoed orders to evacuate dangerous areas, and predicted aquadruple threat". >> what's of great concern is that trle threat of heavy rain, high tides, and storm surge. threat, now more so we feel there's a threat of wind a higher risk of wind throughout, so it's really a quadruple threat >> yang: and in north caroli

f" bomb, deservedly so, democrats once again channeling american outrage in the gun control debate. tough talk with donald trump and mitch mcconnell. >>> plus, we go to the coast of florida where hurricane dorianangerously closer to shore. sly closer to shore. >>> we're getting our first look at new images of the devastation of the bahamas abaco islands pummeled by hurricane dorian stalled more than a day. thousands of homes believed to have been damaged or destroyed. five deaths reported and the community is just beginning to survey the full destruction there. the bahamas prime minister calling dorian an historic tragedy and moving dangerously close to florida's east coast. gabe is live now from jensen beach, florida. how is it looking and how are people feeling and is everyone heeding the warnings being given to them? >> reporter: hi there, nicolle. i can't tell you. the florida coast seems to be breathing a sigh of relief this storm has mostly stayed offshore. we had intermittent rain bands throughout the day but in martin county, evacuation orders have been lifted and remain further up the coast. as you are saying we are seeing images of destruction in the bahamas and destruction. five hav

dorian makes bahamians the latest climate-crisis victims." erica moiah james, welcome to democracy now! explain exactly what you mean and talk about what you ha heard a family a friends inn e babahas now.w. >> i almost don't t know wherero gin. in terms of climate, the bahamas , as i said the op-ed, we ha a a versmalall otprininin the world. that we have been experienci the impact of climate chgege for ththe la 40 0 yes. am a little bit older, just slight o olderhann that, and i can remember personally -- i can you personal stories out ththe ways in which rising sea lelevelsnd c chaing envonments has fefectedy life personally and e e way livive the hamas.s. so we know we are on the frfrontline. and we know, according to the frontline.. and we know, according to the latest u.n. climate change report, that we are ground zero for the effects of global warming in the world. and though we are a small footprint, it is moments like these that bring this reality home to us. and in terms of my own what has happened, it is devastating. we are experiencing sublime conditions of horror. i am looking at all of the foote anand erythihi that people are sending me fr the baham