lauren: all right, thank you very much, jeff flock.n with meteorologist and severe weather safety expert charlie. >> good morning, lauren. lauren: what happens now, we are wait if r the storm to make landfall, so many people say it doesn't matter the wind is one issue but the water threat is tremendous. what happens now? >> well, first of all, in most hurricanes that hit the united states it's not the wind that kill it is most people it is by far the water, it's the storm surge and then the inches and inches of rain that comes as the storm moves inland, already north of wilmington we've had location with almost a foot of rain and we could get another foot on top of that because this system is slow-moving and as we are seeing in the newborn carolina area, we have people that are stranded, water rescues going on, it's the water that's going to be the big problem with this storm. lauren: oh so water rescues are going on for people who did not evacuate? >> that's correct. in newborn, north carolina, the onshore, you heard from jeff, he's s

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yeah absolutely and here it's very important to see also female voters female voters are flocking to the democrats or seem to be flocking slease that's what the polls and most polls suggest towards democrats so yeah the republicans are in a tight spot the senate majority leader republican mcduck mcconnell said just last week that he's very concerned about many many races regarding the senate in the house it doesn't look much better in in the house of representatives for republicans so they're in a tight spot or corresponded to fund the most on the story boards tonight in washington john thank you. a talent in the north of england is at the heart of a huge sexual abuse scandal that divided residents and scarred communities a police estimate that fifteen hundred girls were abused in rather i'm over a period of about sixteen years of the min who did it are mostly of pakistani descent the scandal first came to light about five years ago but despite fresh charges just last week victims say many abusers remain at large. it was one of the worst moments of her life it was near here that the

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jeff flock is in myrtle beach, south carolina. jeff, let's start with the update. >> this is a lesson it doesn't have to be a cat 4 storm to cause extreme devastation and trouble. we are in carolina beach in north carolina where today we got the eye of the storm over us. it came across in wrightsville beach to the north of us. we went from getting hammered this morning with hurricane-force winds and heavy rain to the eye of the storm which we walked out dead calm, birds flying overhead. almost saw the sun, then back into the back end of the storm, heavy street flooding in carolina beach as well as some surge. cat one storm could have been a lot worse. but we experienced these conditions since 5:00 this morning. so over 12 hours. we figure to experience them even longer. that i think is the tale of this storm and the problems and flooding that will cause. that will can the story eventually. charles: you have done a great job, we appreciate it. you look like you are a little worn down. take it easy. reporter: maybe a little. charles

it is not everyday you see a flock of sheep in central london.turies—old tradition as they exercised their rights to herd animals in the capital. the ritual dates back to the 12th century, when freemen were allowed to bring their livestock into the city without paying tax. it was amazing, and it is a fairly narrow one side of the bridge. they have minds of their own. they either wa nt to lea p have minds of their own. they either want to leap over and into the water 01’ come want to leap over and into the water or come backwards. and the lord mayor, you think this could be a capital offence if i let them go backwards. we managed, we got right over the bridge. sorted. now it's time for a look at the weather. how is it looking for the week ahead? well, a fleece may come in handy. it is going to be quite chilly. we've got clear skies at the moment, so temperatures plummeting away pretty quickly at the moment. a touch of frost in scotland, northern england and the countryside. even the towns and cities not far behind. two or three degrees in newcastl

have flocked to san francisco ..for salesforce's big event. >>> it's that time of year. nearly 200,000 people flocking to san francisco for dream force. >> a lot of people ask, do you know what salesforce does? >> reporter: you live in san francisco. do you know what salesforce does? >> not really. >> i think it's about financial planning and they hire people all over the world. something to do with the cloud. >> reporter: as we live beneath the salesforce tower, maybe you were embarrassed to ask. this is something that has puzzled a great many of us. what exactly is it that salesforce does? we thought we would let a salesforce competitor try to answer the question. >> fresh works as a company that competes with salesforce. it is software that helps sales and support will help customers. >> reporter: he is the ceo of fresh works. like salesforce they may cloud- based crm or customer relationship management products . software that is designed to keep track of customers and keep them happy. >> every time you call your phone company or every time you call your cable compan

what we're get being is what jeff flock experienced before. i'm now on the beach, myrtle beach at the moment. the reason being, when we were in town on ocean drive over there, the water flooded. they're putting out flash flooding in the myrtle beach area. we come back to the beach over here showing how waves are starting to climb. we expect this to get worse, flash floods in effect. trish, when you started off at the top of the show, you talked about potential damage could be going on right now. within the last hour i interviewed a woman who already had to evacuate her mobil home because the roof had completely fallen off, water started seeping into the living room. she is devastated. she has nothing. she has no insurance. the and the reason she decided to day stay, this is what i have been hearing from people who didn't evacuated. they overcame the hurricanes in the past. she clearly thought she could ride out this one. she said in the camera, doesn't do that, because you managed to survive the hurricane hugo, all the others throughout the ye

maybe jeff flock is feeling like the same thing. almost every drop of rain has a grain of sand so it is whipping, i met a lot of people chosen to stay here, believe they can ride this out because in the past they have done this and they have survived hugo. they seem optimistic. i will go back to you. i will be here all night. melissa: stay safe, kristine n thank you. david? david: joining us on the tone myrtle beach mayor, brenda bethune. first of all we're hearing reports this storm is something that can be dealt with pretty easy. come down from a hurricane and tropical storm. jeff flock has seen a lot of storms. he says this thing is still very dangerous. do you see it the same way? >> i absolutely do. even though florence may be categorized as a one. she may not be the strongest storm we've ever seen, she is ferocious and not something that we want to mess around with. david: the problem with a storm that lasts this long over one particular area is it can do a lot of damage to infrastructure. we now have 722,000 people in north c

everything that we had done to stop it and failed protest became an end in itself i remember people flocking to berkeley from all over the country because they wanted to get involved in riots and they want to fight in the streets they really care what it was about. the real problem was that until there was a progressive social movement within the blue collar section of american society within the working class and things were going to change there was a whole section of american society that had not been moved and the fact we're being moved in the opposite direction in reaction to things that we were we were engaged in. a big. eight. in the central to a few gigantic shinjuku train station was the city for students and counterculture demonstrations in the sixty's. and spun by american protest songs this is where the japanese activist founded the folks who really didn't. see the movement's personalities stew them in streets in front of the station every says it's. not gonna happen though. metion america needs to be done and i got me some all the taco who are coming out at ya with a major yes i

in the community say their lives are put at risk because there is not much space for the fans that flockry day. reporter: there is a new uprising. by atad been replaced army of intenal tourists. hundreds arrive to watch a steam n trossed the local viaduct to put themselves in a famous "hry potter" film scene shot here years ago. >> it was good to see the train ryd everything. like being in "har potter." >> i'm very excited right now. i saw the train approached the bridge, same as the "harry potter" film. i like it very much. reporter: tre are fears that the tourist attraction is turning in a safety hazard due to the lack of car parking spaces in the viage. the tourists and "harry potter" fa keep coming. it is complete gridlock in the highland glen. the next hwarts express isn't due for another four hours. >> we have headphones and scrapes and all that kind of stuff have had scrapes and all that kind of stuff. this highland village is the latest this highland vile is the latest hotspot to have become overwhelmed by visitors t who are forcwalk along a busy main road when finding a a spaced

why are you confident that millions of people would flock to you in this new system ?there is clearly a demand out there for a rallying point. for large numbers of people who are fed up large numbers of people who are fed up with the drift of the country, and the fact that the two established parties have been taken over by extremists. some conservative and many labour mps are increasingly uncomfortable with the direction that their parties are going on. there have been conversations about setting up any party or breaking away from the old ones but without an obvious figurehead from inside or outside the political system, it is hard to see how any of these ideas would get off the ground. and there is certainly no agreement about what might happen next. vicki young, bbc news, westminster. the conservative mp and former foreign secretary, borisjohnson, and his wife, marina wheeler, are divorcing. the couple are believed to have separated some months ago. they've been married since 1993 and have four children together. after more than a week of fierce fighting between riv

yeah absolutely and here it's very important to see also female voters female voters are flocking to the democrats or seem to be flocking slease that's what the polls and most polls suggest towards democrats so yeah the republicans are in a tight spot the senate majority leader republican mcduck mcconnell said just last week that he's very concerned about many many races regarding the senate in the house it doesn't look much better in the house of representatives for republicans so they're in a tight spot. radical responded to fund the most on the story boards tonight in washington stefan thank you. all right how the year is here now with business news in got the latest on the never ending. the u.s. china trade tariffs war we'd better get used to them coming because there's a new chapter you know the world's top two economies have been locked in a tit for tat exchange for the better part of this year and since friday white house staff have been speaking about even more tariffs on china the us right now hasn't placed tariffs on chinese goods worth fifty billion dollars to which china

everything that we had done to stop it and failed protest became an end in itself i remember people flocking to berkeley from all over the country because they wanted to get involved in riots and they want to fight in the streets they really care what it was about. the real problem was that until there was a progressive social movement within the blue collar section of american society within the working class and things were going to change there was a whole section of american society that had not been moved and the fact we're being moved in the opposite direction in reaction to things that we were we were engaged in. a big fish. in the central to a few the gigantic shinjuku train station was the city for students and counterculture demonstrations in the sixty's. and spun by american protests things this is what the japanese activist founded the folks who really movement. see cool the movements pursue not still demonstrates in front of the station every sense of the. knock on that taught. me cinemark and he still has to knock me from the back of a comma not that you know it's in me to yes

jeff flock, in fayetteville -- >> reporter: oh, absolutely.arolina are confronting the aftermath of florence. listen to this. >> hoping i can get some gas. running out of ice at home, been out of electric about four days now. >> that's the top half of our one-and-a-half story garage. i don't know where the rest of it is. that was the foundation right there. >> we've been down here eight years, and this is the first time we've seen this. dagen: joining us on the phone is the emerald of 'em -- mayor of emerald isle, eddie barber. we spoke to you on friday right as hurricane florence was making landfall. can you just give us an update on the conditions in emerald isle and how the recovery efforts are going? >> the recovery efforts are moving forward. we have about 7,000 housing units in emerald isle and at least 1,000 received some form of exterior damage. 85 homes have major damage and 25-30 are totally destroyed. we had 32 hours of wind, wave and surge action. we had 23 inches of rain, the highest gusts were 89 about a mile from the ocean and a

liz: jeff flock please be safe my friend. i know how you like to get to the ocean in a middle of a storm we just want you to be safe. reporter: i'll be there. liz: thank you so much for your reporting there. let's turn to remembering september 11, 17 years on, president trump in pennsylvania paying tribute to those who died aboard hijacked flight 93 he was there to honor the heros of that flight. watch. well we don't have the sound that's the image of the president let's bring in republican representative from texas, and he's also former retired u.s. air force captain, congressman your thoughts on this day? >> well, we should never forget this day. we should never forget those who parish. we should never forget the lessons that we learned in this cowardly attack by radical islamic jihad because if we do we run the risk of having it being repeated. we've made some great changes in our intelligence world and our law enforcement i think people are on their p's and q's after what happened 17 years ago. liz: and congressman the le

but after one of the driest seasons on record many sheep farmers are struggling to keep their flocks alive what at the moment were about forty eight forty thousand balls last this form of the the what we had last week so that's really awful so we've lost so far already for for all this trail. to drop in production comes at a time when global demand for not full fibers is surging at this one locks in infamy the bids are coming in fast and strong what it will be very well is certainly a great spark in demand at the moment and i guess we have to go right back to the consumer who's now walking into the shop and morning and asking for wool i guess looking for a natural fall because. the the fashion for them i would use is certainly has a lot of wool incorporated in it with farmers losing sheep to drives the astray and government is predicting well production to drop four per cent this financial year meaning shoppers should expect to fork out more for their winter where. i'm free to brave the cold and head on home nice thing business with you i'll see you again very soon you're on the dole

a flock of these pink birds is not called a flock. it is actually called a flamboya. >> i love that! >> and moving the flamboyant inside for the storm, it takes days of planning. >> we're getting images of sand and debris. >> florence is pounding the shore. this is on highway 12 near hatteras. >> let's get right to it. jim handly is covering it from the outer banks. >> he's been all over that islands. he filed this report from kl devil hills. >> reporter: we're othe line here at kill devil hills and kitty hawk. we've already got overwash at noon. high tide is about to be upon us. what you're seeing is ocean water. s salt water, folks, and residents are boarding up. if anyars get through, they wash the ocean water right into the house. e guy we talked on said he got six to ten inches on the last hurricane. so it is happening earlier they thought here. but this is the scene and this is farther north than capehe hatteras we were before. >> and we are working for you day and night as thisonster storm slams the east coast. we'll have more

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jeff flock joins us from the fox business network.where the storm is coming ashore eventually, jeff? >> whoa, you just saw maybe that flash of another transformer going. i will tell you that's the scary part. you talk about the slow forward speed of this or i guess the backward speed almost going south sort of, south and west. we could have these conditions for a while. you know, they start in fits and starts. that was another one. that one was fairly close. you can't see it from here. i don't want to bring the camera out obviously into the wind, but that was another one right there. and i think we have now lost power in the building although i do see some streetlights still on. the scary part of this is that we get these conditions now and until this gets past us, and it's moving so slowly as they say now about five miles per hour, five knots, maybe. until it gets past us we will be in these kind of conditions. this is why we are here. because this is where we thought the center of circulation would be coming ashore. as you can see n

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but after one of the driest seasons on record many sheep farmers are struggling to keep their flocks alive what at the moment were about thirty eight forty thousand balls less this form of the what we had last year so that's really awful so we've lost so far already for for this trail. to drop in production comes at a time when global demand for not full fibers is surging at this one auction in sydney the bids are coming in fast and strong. very well is certainly a great spark in demand at the moment and i guess we have to go right back to the consumer who's now walking into the shop and morning and asking for war looking for a natural for. the fashion for them i would this is certainly has a lot of wool in corporate innit. that's your business update here on t.w. thanks for keeping us company. like obama is a satirist who wears a bulletproof vest on stage. he's turkish lives in berlin and he's an opponent of president ever to watch. mama takes a critical view of the turkish president's planned visit to berlin and worries about retaliation from everyone supporters do everyone's criti

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their efforts which is welcome, i suppose. of dealing with climate in the corporate world. drove a flock bridge. as they exercised their rights to herd animals in the capital. to bring their livestock into the city without paying tax. it was amazing. it is a fairly narrow side of the bridge. narrow side of the bridge. have minds of the rodents of they want to leap over a comeback worse. want to leap over a comeback worse. this could be a capital offence, going backwards and trample a party. going backwards and trample a party. we manage that i got quite over the bridge. sorted. time for a look at the weather with alina jenkins. fairly cloudy sky over harrogate earlier. earlier. blustery showers over scotland and northern ireland. scotland and northern ireland. hour in parts of scotland could computer yesterday. computer yesterday. shows will fade away during this evening. evening. overnights for exposed eastern and western course. western course. with lows between 2 degrees and seven celsius. seven celsius. freezing particularly in rural areas. areas. actually start to monday but with a

could we say the flock is likely to undermine the basic tenets of what has been a liberal inclusive society for more than five decades. why i mean here's the thing when we can germany a number zero inclusive society then of course we will find cases and evidence. that indeed germany has certain progressive loss and has certain progressive. opinions that are represented in mainstream society but at the same time on the other hand there are still have been lots of nudges lation and laws and societal opinions that are far less than inclusive and liberal and there have been university institutions and universities researchers academics who have been following german society sentiments for decades in longer total studies and there found that a very stable percentage of the german society. either holds or strongly horn's. views that would have to be called. deeply and i never or very traditionalist very reserved have and not in the good ok. right into the area are far right philip this is going to be my last question please a less than a minute do you think that with merkel facing problems with t

immigrant was the suspect what followed was a situation not unlike that in kemet migration protesters flocked to the small western german town from all parts of the country back then the poster stated cundall is everywhere the goal was to utilize the tragedy for right wing propaganda . but they were met with resistance the citizens of candle did not want the town to be utilized and with the help of the state government they staged counter protests . is not nazi brown it's colorful and diverse we have an open society and absolutely no reason to instrumentalists this tragedy for right wing thinking. but then the counter protesters were targeted local residents like this family were attacked after exhibiting and honey a nazi outside their home police had to protect the family as rightwing hooligans attempted to forcefully enter the house you know i did miss out on one sack under him for these people are abusing our towns. they have reasons for doing this but the real reasons are defrayed. ones in country they shut us down effectively we have to hide in our houses all day because it's too dangero

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fifty of them were the of the flock cept the question. an answer it accordingly but we find it annoying. when thinking about if you ask my nieces generation the third generation. then you get a snotty reply like where do you think i'm from i'm from germany just like you. thought . i was that people don't want to concern themselves with such banal questions anymore because they unquestionably feel part of society. and that's what. this. what if so many identify with germany why do two thirds of the turkish community in germany back the turkish president he's dismantling the same rights in turkey that turkish people take for granted in germany. is this an example for how integration has failed. i'd say it's a perfect example of how we've pursued a failed integration policy for decades but if you say two thirds of the turkish community in germany voted for president america won by i need to correct you two thirds of those eligible to vote elected him. there are about three million people of turkish origin in germany five hundred thousand of

. —— were to learn my truth. drove a flock of sheep across london bridge. as they exercised their rightspital. to bring their livestock into the city without paying tax. it was amazing. you are helped because it is a fairly narrow one—sided bridge. but they do have minds of their own. they go to the water or they come backwards. i got the lord mayor and his party behind me. and trample a party? we got them right over the bridge. sorted! now it's time for a look at the weather with ben rich. hello, a lot of cloud initially across england and wales. across england and wales. and scotland, late spells of sunshine and blustery showers. sunshine and blustery showers. begin to ease as we move through the evening. evening. in exposed western and eastern coasts. dry, increasingly clear showers. showers. least those winds will lose some strength. strength. average speeds through the early hours of monday morning. early hours of monday morning. we start monday on a chilly note. start monday on a chilly note. temperatures between two and 7 degrees. degrees. ireland and scotland, it's close to freez

stuart: jeff flock is on the ground in carolina beach.eff, last time we saw you, the wind was blowing but now you're in the eye of the storm you think? >> i have extraordinary picture for you surrounded by all of this chaos. this is the eye. this is what the eye of the storm hooks like. this is ragged eye. not like we see blue sky above us. look, there are birds flying in the sky. it is dead calm. not a breath of air, amazing in the midst of the chaos. we're able to see the kind of damage. this is the boardwalk in carolina beach. you see this is hampton inn hotel. you see damage there. this is not catastrophic damage. this is firely minor damage, but damage nonetheless. if you saw pictures from us earlier, we spent the morning hammered by a cat-1 storm which is still a very strong storm, you know, hurricane force winds, we got hammered by it. but now past us, it is not past us, over us, the center of circulation is over us, once it comes past, the good news, we go out to the beach, sort of look there, the good news about this, because all

you feel life ban. they eventually were to learn my truth. drove a flock of sheep across london bridgets to herd animals in the capital. to bring their livestock into the city without paying tax. it was amazing. you are helped because it is a fairly narrow one—sided bridge. but they do have minds of their own. they go to the water or they come backwards. i got the lord mayor and his party behind me. and trample a party? we got them right over the bridge. sorted! now it's time for a look at the weather with chris fawkes. northern scotland and irish seacoast overnight. overnight. a ridge of high pressure moves in. moves in. clear the skies, so it will be a dry night for the majority. night for the majority. will fall like in the centre of the country. temperatures taking a dive. of england that see a frosty start in the countryside. there will also be plenty of morning sunshine. sunshine. rain getting into the west of scotland, the highlands as well. scotland, the highlands as well. bahrain will turn heavy through the afternoon. afternoon. weather, goodbye for now —— that rain. 00:30:49,

guy de launey, bbc news, skopje. drove a flock of sheep across london bridge. as they exercised their capital. to bring their livestock into the city without paying tax. it was amazing. you are helped because it is a fairly narrow one—sided bridge. but they do have minds of their own. they want to leap over to the water or they come backwards. i got the lord mayor and his party behind me. and trample a party? we got them right over the bridge. sorted! time for a look at the weather. . hello, we have had a spell of showers. showers. chinks in for broader and sunnier in hertfordshire. hertfordshire. and this bigger area clap slowly sinking its way south and east. sinking its way south and east. isles of scotland, northern ireland and the far north of england. and the far north of england. that will start to ease and turn north. will start to ease and turn north. few would keep going across western and eastern coasts. and eastern coasts. as a few rural spots to get close to freezing. freezing. arriving into scotland and northern ireland. that will build through the day. day. though we ha

-- >> if there is so much to be made from sustainable finance why have we not seen more investors flock? >> we have seen a lot who are coming in this direction. anytime there is a significant change, undershirt is an obstacle. it is because of human nature. the transition to a new design has frustrated all of the keyboard and software companies. same thing when you ask people or businesses to make a systemic change to an approach that has been used for a long time and people are comfortable with. change can be difficult. once change is embraced you feel the wind at your back and begin to think, why have we not done this before? webber.e here with joel we just heard from al gore talking about what he is doing for sustainable investing. >> he is all about the future. we need to have companies that benefit us tomorrow. and dramatically affect climate change. an example of that was this bus company proterra.. they are an all electric bus company that goes 1000 miles. positioning this company as something that can displace diesel buses that are already going out of business. and coming off t

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you are something and someone. someone. everyone when they eventually were to learn my true. drove a flockidge. as they exercised their rights to herd animals in the capital. to bring their livestock into the city without paying tax. it was amazing. because it is a fairly narrow one—sided bridge. one—sided bridge. but they do have minds of their own. minds of their own. they go to the water or they come backwards. water or they come backwards. the lord mayor and his party behind me. me. capital offence if i go backwards and trample a party? and trample a party? we got them right over the bridge. sorted! now it's time for a look at the weather... the newsroom to alina jenkins. what is the weather like for grazing sheep everywhere? sheep everywhere? enjoying the weather on the beach in yarmouth. yarmouth. but in places, we have had the odd spot of rain. but staying dry. dry. far north of scotland and england, and northern ireland. england, and northern ireland. spells of sunshine but showers never too far away. too far away. you can see this band of cloud is sinking south and east. of cloud

jeff flock. up to three million people could be without power in the north and south carolina. right now i think it's a little north of 600,000. back with us is duke energy spokesperson, jeff brooks. how does it look right now? >> well, we have hundreds of thousands out across the state. we are starting to see those outage numbers climb with each hour as the storm makes its way on to land and then farther south. as we said before, you don't have to be in the hurricane's direct path to be affected. the whole state is being affected. we are seeing outages in central north carolina already and that's only going to continue, made worse even by the flooding that we know is coming. neil: i think some of your people have been warning people there it's possible they could be without power in some places for weeks. you still stand by that? >> yeah. we think that this is going to be an extended storm. it's going to be a couple days before our crews can even really get out and do damage assessments to be ab

jeff flock in the middle of all of this.et's go to the senior deputy administrator, daniel, good to have you back. how are things looking from your front? >> well, we at fema are prepared to respond. we've expected this now for a week. so far, it has lived up to expectations. we had the strong winds and storm surge early on, and now this is transitioned to an inland flooding event. this is going to be with us for days into the future and in the area where it is right now, with it moving five miles an hour across the land and eventually making its way to the mid atlantic. neil: when it's all over, and i know this turns around, you know, does a buzz around the northeast later this week, and then what? >> well, we believe it's going to have some severe impacts on virginia and west virginia, as it moves north. and we at fema are following this storm as it tracks. so we have commodities, we have equipment, we have personnel that are staged in all of these areas from georgia, all the way up to maryland. so, as soon as it moves, we