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for the past few months morgan's been living on the road, touring with florida georgia line for theirain't country" tour. ♪ uptown, uptown >> what's the one thing you have to have on your rider? >> on my rider? vodka, i guess. ♪ knock them back, knock them back ♪ >> morgan is also a mullet guy. the 26-year-old tried the 'do after seeing pics of his dad rocking one. >> i ve seen a lot of pictures of people wearing mullets. some people probably not too thrilled about that. >> just five years ago morgan was a contestant on "the voice"" now he's up for the cma's new artist of the year. in 2020 he plans to drop his second album, hit the road for a solo tour, and join jason aldean. and while this eligible bachelor is still single, he's focused on his career. >> what about the dms? are the dms open at least? >> they're open, but they probably ain't getting an answer. ♪ why you gotta be so heartless ♪ >> where was this at when you were warming up? god. holy crap. y'all set me up. this is where i usually try the stay away from. >> there's churros, there's popcorn, there's ice cream, there's nu

you saw is going to take nestor, at least the remnants of nestor up along the panhandle of florida into georgia and the carolinas from there. it's moving quickly enough. it's not lingering that long. so at least the rain totals will begin to ebb. but they have some problems tonight. high definition doppler is showing not much. a few sprinkles around the higher elevations of the bay area. got them at the lower elevations too with numbers around .01 and .02 in the bay area. all of that north of the golden gait. it's done south of the golden gate. that's the story for tonight. the east bay numbers will befor more sunshine coming out as this just dies on the vine. concord 78, not much cold air with this cold front. but the winds picked up. it's out of the west-southwest to about 13, and that's fairly uniform across the bay area. the the front now long gone. here's what's happening. as the front fizzles, it will be breezy overnight, and that's about it. high pressure builds in. look at what happens tomorrow. it just clears out and tomorrow looks sunny. later in the afternoon in the north bay we get

forecasters are saying that florida, georgia, and parts of the carolinas can expect search inches of rain over the weekend. >>> police officers near seattle say they prevented a massacre. they seized a gun arsenal from a suspected leader of a neo-nazi group, 24-year-old caleb james hull was not charged with any crime, but under red flag laws, police are allowed to confiscate guns for people deemed to be a risk for themselves or others. more "politicsnation" with reverend al sharpton right after this. the way it works best for you, i'll take that. wait honey, no. when you want it. you get a delivery experience you can always count on. you get your perfect find at a price to match, on your own schedule. you get fast and free shipping on the things that make your home feel like you. that's what you get when you've got wayfair. so shop now! i that's the retirement plan.e, with my annuity, i know there is a guarantee. it's for my family, its for my self, its for my future. annuities can provide protected income for life. learn more at retire your risk dot org. as a doctor, i agree with cd

because these issues show up in areas with large minority populations in states like georgia, florida, north carolina, arizona, michigan, ohio, and texas, it is unlikely the scheme was incidental or unintentional but instead expressly targeted the growing population of the new american majority including minority use and income sensitive individuals. in effect these oppressive laws shut out the new american majority and denied citizens the protection of their right to vote. with these minority targeted voting barriers for the 116th congress has a momentous opportunity to restore voting rights in this country. the opportunity to strengthen the voting rights act by creating a new formula that will trigger preclearance of certain changes to voting laws and administrative practices is immediate now more than ever. the creation of a national notification process that lets all voters know changes to election processes occur in shores voters are informed prior to them showing up to the polls on election day. of congress failed to act immediately the redistricting cycle to occur without a ful

bastante lluvia que podrÍa llegar hasta ocho pulgadas al norte de florida, sur de georgia en las prÓximastra el presidente trump, al acusarlo de incurrir en un conflicto de intereses al conferirle la sede del evento a uno de sus complejos. reportera: las crÍticas continÚan y el presidente ha guardado silencio sobre la decisiÓn de auto otorgarse la sede de la cumbre del g7, que se llevarÁ a cabo en su complejo de doral en 2020. se pide que se expliquÉ cÓmo se escogiÓ la sede y las ganancias que otorgarÍa la sede al mandatario. en el congreso se dice que esta decisiÓn formara parte de las investigaciones. >> estÁ claro que si fuera el jefe de una compaÑÍa o cualquier empleado polÍtico del gobierno, no lo puede hacer y violarÍa muchas leyes en el proceso. reportera: el complejo de el doral ha tenido pÉrdidas financieras significativas desde que trump asumiÓ la presidencia. >> Él no ganarÁ dinero de esto, argumentÓ el jefe de gabinete de la casa blanca. reportera: pero no quiso dar cifras exactas sobre lo que gastarÁ el gobierno para la cumbre que reÚne a presidentes de siete potencias intern

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now, they british commander in chief and he's florida and georgia and major general augustine prevail had an expedition to open the back country that made loyalty and those loyal moratory who failed the test. these 6000 loyalist fighting, 1100 to 1500 showed and they were disappointed. they expected allies and not one appeared. for those another reasons, the british were in savannah in the military. the following year, in 1780, the richest city in america, charleston south carolina inside the city of only american army in the south surrendered to a strong exhibition airy force and from there, from charleston the british regulars marched up the river and established the communications of supply which is also a major campaign and down here all the way out besides that country and 96 where they established a very strong base and across the savannah river. you now, to understand the war in the south is to be aware of what the american and british new. the keys to success was controlled where at least two thirds of perhaps three quarters of the white population lived. lowered corn wallace

to what they love doing outdoors and pete you're familiar with this program you were there, as florida georgiaes, fox is partnering with the independence fund which is an amazing organization which helps severely wounded vets get out there and do what they want with these track chairs so i guess standing on stage, everyone was cheering for the vets, and it was amazing i mean just a powerful moment so good on tobey keith, good on florida georgia line, it's a great mission. griff: well president trump defending himself from democrats attacks. president trump: well i heard adam schiff got four pinochios. griff: now aoc is calling his comment anti-semetic. assist life long democrat calls it outrageous. you don't want to miss this. >> ♪ ♪ it's time to sell or trade in your car. with truecar, just enter your license plate and see your car's value in real time. sports package and low mileage? nice. within minutes, you'll have a true cash offer, and you can head to a dealership and get paid, today, right now. i'm happy to give you the tour, i lohey jay. it. jay? charlotte! oh hi. he helped me set up m

claimed everything north of it, so place that is we think of today as south carolina and florida and the georgiaare part of what they envision florida, so you have, for instance, this is one of the stories that i really liked and tried to put a settlement in georgia in 1526 and it failed but some slaves that were on it ran away. this is from the earliest nonindigenous people to stay here and this is 1526, this is coastal georgia. i think they believe it's around darian, the area, the expedition through the south going through alabama and in louisiana kind of around louisiana and arkansas but it's interesting that at various points i encountered so i was in montgomery recently and in capital paintings sort of depicting of history and they were done in 1920's, one of desoto in front of chief and they look like they are about to have a standoff. i was struck by that but, again, kept showing up especially in alabama because he -- well, through part of it, and then there's the case of -- the story of st. agustin in 1965 and that's come out of spanish and french conflict that began at the end of paris

forecasters say florida, georgia, parts of the carolinas is expect several inches of rain over the weekend of that storm. >>> backlash over the president's bold move to hold the g7 summit at his own resort. the reasoning the trump administration is now giving for that location. >>> and leaders in foreign policy are sounding the alarm over trump's decision to pull troops from syria. will their warnings have any impact? nyquil severe gives you powerful relief for your worst cold and flu symptoms, on sunday night and every night. nyquil severe. the nightime, sniffling, sneezing, coughing, aching, stuffy head, best sleep with a cold, medicine. itso chantix can help you quitd slow turkey. along with support, chantix is proven to help you quit. with chantix you can keep smoking at first and ease into quitting. chantix reduces the urge so when the day arrives, you'll be more ready to kiss cigarettes goodbye. when you try to quit smoking, with or without chantix, you may have nicotine withdrawal symptoms. stop chantix and get help right away if you have changes in behavior or thinking, aggression,

>>the tropical system has dumped heavy rain with high winds throughout sections of florida and georgiawere reported in both states the hurricane center for forecasting. and it was forecasting the possibility of tornadoes across the coastal carolinas into tonight. for many kids loading up on candy is the main point of halloween. >>but not all children can enjoy the treats that usually get out. that's why this year the teal pumpkin project is back in full swing the goal is to raise awareness of children dealing with food allergies while still enjoying the trick or treat tradition. the group food allergy research and education, or fair. encourages homeowners to put a teal pumpkin on their doorstep that alerts families that there are non-food treats like small toys available to kids fair also encourages those participating to add their house to an interactive map on its website. the group says its joined forces with other food allergy groups to boost this year's effort. an australian airline just completed the longest nonstop commercial passenger flight ever. >>airline quanta's took the 19

and then the tropical storm not quite a how to this one here that's going through the florida panhandle and georgia its main contribution to your life will be too much rain statistically cause if you're in georgia and then later the carolinas the rest of the u.s. is fairly fine that's a lot of quite substantial storms rolling through the midwest and winter is returning to the higher ground from washington eastwards. the weather sponsored by catalona is. a chance for reunion after decades of separation caused by a war. one i want to use joins a mother's judy to break unite with the son she lost more than 60 years ago in the korean war on al jazeera. al-jazeera. every. night is returning. now is the time mr speaker to get this thing done it's too close to call boris johnson appeals to m.p.'s to back his brags that deal is among the debates it's an extraordinary session. tens of thousands make bad voices heard outside parliament demanding a 2nd referendum. hello i'm sorry is a that and this is the news out live from dell coming up in the next 60 minutes protesters are back on the streets of the lebane

you see it was going to hit not only florida but georgia. was going toward the gulf. that was what was originally projected. >> stephen: why? why? why, you ask, did trump show a map with an outdated projection of dorian's path instead of one showing where the storm actually went? i'm glad i pretended you asked. ( laughter ) remember the last two days, how he got in a disagreement with the national weather service where he tweeted that the storm was going to hit alabama, and they said "what? no." well, take a look at trump's outdated map from last thursday morning. he used a sharpie to extend the path into alabama! he gave the storm a boob job! ( laughter ) (as trump) "i tell you, a couple of high, hard ones. ( applause ) before i did that, it was a category 5. now she's a category 10." ( laughter ) so, obviously, obviously-- i don't think i'm talking out of school when i say that is an insane thing to do. but it could be a criminally insane thing, because a lot of wonks online are pointing out that this breaks title 18, u.s. code 2074, which says it's illegal to knowi

and see how that plays out but we are going to see some heavy rain possibly from the storm in florida and georgiation from us on that or not. >> i don't come up with these names. >> barnicle's weighing in from the corner. >> it depends which way the wind is going to be blowing from left to right field, so the short force could be interesting. >> i think bill doesn't like that name. >>> coming up next, news on brexit. apparently a deal has been reached. we're back in a moment with that. reached. we're back in a moment wh it that. they're america's biopharmaceutical researchers. pursuing life-changing cures in a country that fosters innovation here, they find breakthroughs... like a way to fight cancer by arming a patient's own t-cells... because it's not just about the next breakthrough... it's all the ones after that. >>> welcome back, everyone. we have breaking now's get to across the pond. british prime minister boris johnson and eu commissioner yonker have announced a brexit deal. it still needs to pass the eu parliament as well as the british parliament which have many times rejected theresa

rain and strong winds to the system was dd this morning but it is expected to affect florida, parts of alabama, georgia and the carolinas through tomorrow. m early thning, several tornadoes spun off the storm and hit parts of florida, damaging homes.o there were nported injuries. : >> stewa tuesday, a cuban seeking asylum in the u.s. whocu had been in icody in louisiana for months died by an apparent suicideez roylan hernaiaz had been on a hunger strike and had aimed abuse in prison. ter ofana has become a c americs migrant detainee effort, housing almost 8,000 of the more than 51,000 people currently behind bars. many of them are held in remote prisons and jails far from legal representation. reporting in cooperation with th"new orleans advocate" a itvs, newshour weekend's special correspondent, joanne elgart jennings, has the story, the first in a our two-part report. >> reporter: when attorney homero lopez needs to meet in person with clients held in immigration detention, he has to hoke long drives from his me in new orleans. >> if you do a day trip, you're talking about six to eight houre of drive

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anywhere from texas up to the northeast corner and eastern canada was humid weather confined to georgia florida and maybe the carolinas but as hot as it was there is actually not far away from florida you can run yourself dime from your eyes down towards cuba the bahamas and see if you can spot the yucatan this is a very wet area at the moment it's pretty steady 30 and humid but the thunderstorms can be pretty vicious and that was the case in jamaica they drifting study away but cuba is still almost covered in potential thunderstorms. i'm counting the cost germany's heading for recession well i'm going to local put aside their concerns about that to stimulate the economy. is in brazil's amazon fair their livelihoods are on the front and the billions of dollars in black gold locked away in back to go. counting the cost. yes but i'm. not you know. some of it i like. this is al jazeera. and i'm richelle carey this is the news hour life and coming up in the next 60 minutes communication breakdown north korea pulls out of nuclear talks with the united states. only $100.00 killed and no letup in the

anywhere from texas up to the northeast corner and eastern canada with humid weather confined to georgia florida and maybe the carolinas but as hot as it was there and is actually not far away from florida you can run yourself down from your eyes down towards cuba the bahamas and see if you can spot the yucatan this is a very wet area at the moment it's pretty steady 30 and humid but the thunderstorms can be pretty vicious and that was the case in jamaica they drifting steadily away but cuba is still almost covered in potential thunderstorms. as governments fail to cut emissions scientists are proposing drastic measures to save the planet. people in power ways technological endeavors to counter humanity's pollutants against the risks of further meddling with the environment to ever feel like this is playing god it's actually quite unsettling and quite frankly makes me quite anxious. klein attackers on al-jazeera. some lead to today's headlines there are protests like this one that are trying to preserve and we forced the areas that have been already devastated setting the agenda for tomorrow's d

hearings in states like alabama and north carolina and ohio and north carolina and south dakota, georgia, florida, texas, and heard from voters first-hand. witnesses there, attested to among other things, having to wait in long lines cast ballots because they were denied by ballots being died denied disability levels, having to restore their restaurant registration status after legal purge. undertaking honor barriers to restoring the writing writers after criminal fiction. having to stand at the last minute changes of hours and voter intimidation. the impact of voter id laws, extra early voting, the increasingly scarce public places and ever-changing locations, which present significant burden for those that went out easy access to transportation or impossible work schedules. >> and the results we're clear, since the loss, voters of color across the country are credited with new barriers casting a ballot. we documented these reports in a soon-to-be released report and we vote we count, the need for congressional action to secure the right to vote. for all citizens. which includes testimonies from

gulf states with some very heavy rain on friday with the likes of mississippi moving close to florida and georgiang unsettled over the next five days or so, more rain in the forecast here and you'll notice a real dip in temperatures in minnesota for the next week or so. now for india, the south—west monsoon has now withdrawn and what we are seeing is the onset of the north—east monsoon. that is bringing heavy showers to places, heavy shower rain and sri lanka too with some showers and some thunderstorms. drier further north though, in karachi, it is staying largely dry sunny and warm over there. there will be some showers and also some thunderstorms affecting mumbai at times. friday's weather and there is yet more rain across japan. it has been very unsettled, very stormy recently. more heavy rain sweeping into kyushu and southern honshu on friday, making its way further north. mostly dry day but through the east coast of china, we may very well see a tropical depression moving close to the philippines. plenty of scattered heavy showers across the malay peninsula and across northern parts of indo

all about tracking the tropical moisture from areas of gulf and it looks like a rain-out in georgia, north floridakeep that in mind for any outdoor activities, especially the college football games, and it is a nice, in the mid atlantic, on saturday, but sunday, that storm system could clip the area, of eastern virginia, and maryland, and southern portions of new jersey, and delaware, and it could be a washout sunday morning, especially, and some of that rain may try to sneak up towards new york city. and then we have a new storm system we will be dealing with here in the middle of the country. so over the week, the southeast needs the rainfall. and then back to the climate stuff. it is almost like we're getting numb to this stuff. every month, we're just like, oh, record warmest. and then just that's it. >> what was the first warmest -- >> september 2015. >> 2015. >> so almost all of the records globally in the last couple of years. >> in the last decade. >> the trend is definitely in the wrong direction. >> yes. >> unfortunate. bill, thank you very much. >>> still, we will have the state of the

they seem to be more ready than the north and they're starting to gather and pensacola, florida, in georgia, and south carolina, and they were ready when things came to a head at fort center and charleston harbor, when the union would capitulates, the flag will come, down replaced by confederate flag, lincoln called for 75,000 volunteers and seven more southern states secede. really important. were talking about virginia north carolina, and tennessee at that. point they cannot abide by having invading armies coming through their territory. this is how the states looked at this time. and abraham lincoln spent office early, effort trying to keep these yellow states, the border states, slave states that remained in the union, he did everything you, can legal or otherwise to keep those states in the union. and that is a nonviolent, imagine of kentucky at left the union? lincoln himself said it, to lose to kentucky is just the same as we lose the whole game. he succeeded in all of those at this time, threatening about whether not troops would reach washington eventually they did. it took a long

lot of states like vermont and iowa and other states have protections but states like alabama, florida, georgiassissippi, south carolina do not. i appreciate the take. it is important to a lot of people who the most disadvantaged members of our community, the most marginalized. it is a very important case for that reason. host: jim from leesburg, virginia. caller: i am a simple blue-collar guy. level, then, as soon as they limit women's golf, women's bowling, women's everything else and let the guys colleges whenin it gets down to this, polygamy and polyamorous him is all equal and i will go back and i'm throwing a lot of stuff out but you i was in the navy, hey, guys cannot even wrap your mind around -- host: we will leave it there. this idea that, does this extend to title 9? point.that was a good justice breyer was amazing on that yesterday. the employer's were directly making the case. they said things like, well, the lower court in ruling, they not only ruled for these employees but they steamrolled right over those distinctions. he is going, i am not the lower court. that is not what i'm

pro-life states like florida, georgia, alabama, will san francisco be able to cause a big enough strainn these states they actually change their laws? the answer to that question is no. city officials even said that they can't wield a big enough financial blow because if you think about it there aren't enough san francisco city workers holding high-dollar events in a state like alabama th. is really all about trying to start a movement and trying to get other cities and other states on board. >> sandra: want to go on the record with the mayor saying every day in this country women's reproductive rights are threat en and we have to fight back. we are sending a clear message to states that disregard the right to abortion. governor of nebraska responds. nebraska is on the banned list. proudly pro-life state and this demonstrates shocking intolerance by coastal he laoets that's divisive to our nation. >> it may remind some people what happened over the summer. a bunch of hollywood studios and actors said they would boycott georgia over the heartbeat bill. they worded their statement in a cl

system the remnants of tropical storm nestor spinning off multiple tornadoes through florida and now cutting through georgia, and head together carolinas, bringing damaging winds, heavy rain and the possibility of more tornadoes. morgan is tracking the storm for us tonight. >> tonight, the gulf coast, doing damage control after a fast-moving storm brought high winds, heavy rain, and a danger hidden by darkness. >> tropical storm nestor spawning not one but three confirmed tornadoes spinning across central florida. >> the tornado, according to the news, should be right in that area >> a destructive wind, damaging dozens of home, peeling off roofs and knocking down power lines, leaving thousands in the dark east of tampa, a scary close call >> the off-ramp to the old 10 highway, a semi rollover. >> one twister topping this semi on to an suv and miraculously no one was hurt, classes at this middle school canceled after damage from the same tornado along the coast, one of the biggest concerns, storm surge, low lying areas becoming too used to what is an all too familiar storm. >> when it rains hard, the water c

the southern regions of the united states and portions of texas and mississippi and louisiana, georgia, florida. what this tech would do is it latches onto cattle and would latch on to dear and horses as well and it would release this chromosome into the bloodstream. and now, in the south, belong horns and the cherokee cattle both developed the mothers milk game this enough energy where they could survive and they would be touched by this disease but they would survive it in adulthood. this produce zone when i came into the bloodstream wasn't protected by antibodies and with directly attack the but sells and would really destroy them. this was a pretty gruesome death and in the north, this was in the winter. so, the short horns in the north and the encounter was not until the texas cattle were brought up during the summers and the texas cattle oftentimes their whole hides would be covered with the sticks. to the point that the hides were almost engraved from being covered with these ticks. this will drop off along the trail and any time they got to these herds the, takes would latch onto these

claimed everything north of it, so place that is we think of today as south carolina and florida and the georgiaare part of what they envision florida, so you have, for instance, this is one of the stories that i really liked and tried to put a settlement in georgia in 1526 and it failed but some slaves that were on it ran away. this is from the earliest nonindigenous people to stay here and this is 1526, this is coastal georgia. i think they believe it's around darian, the area, the expedition through the south going through alabama and in louisiana kind of around louisiana and arkansas but it's interesting that at various points i encountered so i was in montgomery recently and in capital paintings sort of depicting of history and they were done in 1920's, one of desoto in front of chief and they look like they are about to have a standoff. i was struck by that but, again, kept showing up especially in alabama because he -- well, through part of it, and then there's the case of -- the story of st. agustin in 1965 and that's come out of spanish and french conflict that began at the end of paris

anywhere from texas up to the northeast corner and eastern canada with humid weather confined to georgia for the florida and maybe the carolinas but as hot as it was there and is actually not far away from florida you can run yourself down from your eyes down towards cuba the bahamas and see if you can spot the yucatan this is a very wet area at the moment it's pretty steady 30 and humid but the thunderstorms can be pretty vicious and that was the case in jamaica they drifting slowly away but cuba is still almost covered in potential thunderstorms. can see. and experience the world like never before cats are always going to places together. welcome back a quick reminder the top stories here on the al-jazeera north korea's chief nuclear negotiator kim yong gil says he's called off denuclearization talks with the united states and sweden saying washington has brought nothing to the table. and iran has been more anti-government unrest on live fire in the capital baghdad almost 100 people have died in the last 5 days of protests a number of t.v. stations have also been attacked. and a court hearing is takin

and then a tropical storm not quite a hurricane this one here that's going through the florida panhandle and georgia its main contribution to your life will be too much rain's a tickly course if you're in georgia and then later the carolinas the rest of the u.s. is fairly fine that's a lot of quite substantial storms rolling through the midwest and winter is returning to the higher ground from washington eastwards. this december make the heroes of europe asia africa the middle east oceania. feel welcome to a stage made for the germans make an entrance and makes a state compete for the honor of becoming the world's best sci fi excitement it will be short to say i want to be. told this fee for a call to. make cuts off your goal. when the news breaks. when people need to be heard and the story needs to be told the police found out from the pop ups and fed up with exclusive interviews using that was a mistake no and in-depth reports are taking on the environmental employment crisis as a battle on many fronts not least but of the ocean al-jazeera has teams on the ground to bring you more road winning doc

>> you know what i have a lot of relatives in the south, in florida, my brother was from georgia and so i come from jacksonville, i don't remember, but that doesn't matter, we have a lot of robinsons out there that are family and i don't know all of them. >> so you've met a god daughter, you've met an uncle, first cousin now. >> part of my family. [laughter] >> very large robinson -- >> there's another part of your book that i do want to mention since you mentioned that your family friend was part of your life. >> so important. >> it was given to my brother and but i had been researching and wanting a horse for a long time so it was given to both of us and we shared him. i tell people today, you know, dave and i worked so well together around my mother today because we had to share a horse and be totally responsible for horsemen, we were kids, so he was my movement and he gave me the confidence that, you know, a lot of teens don't have and diamond gave me that. i road diamond with saddle, he was very important to us. >> do you still ride today? >> i wish i could. i used to go farm. a

helping alabama authorities expand their search for this missing 3-year-old into georgia, tennessee, mississippi and florida that kamille mckinney was kidnapped from outside a birthday party in birmingham saturday evening and security cameras took these pictures of the blue suv that took her away. authorities say that this unidentified man seen in surveillance video and a woman he was riding with inside that blue suv are persons of interest. police found the vehicle sunday night and are questioning those people this evening. >> we're going to be conducting an extensive interview and investigation to hopefully further lead us to this young baby. >> reporter: so far, no signs of the child. at home, they call her cupcake. she was last seen wearing a pink minnie mouse print t-shirt. her parents are devastated. >> i want her back bad and i'd do anything to have my baby back. >> reporter: so far, police say they don't believe the two people they're questioning have any connection to the missing child's family. police also say they believe there are other people involved in this child's disappearance. david? >> we

it was responsible for spawning two tornados, one in georgia, one in the florida panhandle.o all of this going down within the past 24 hours. it is no longer a tropical storm. it is racing across the southeast. look at the remnants of what was tropical storm nestor. you can see the sharp drop in the statistical number of hurricanes and tropical storms as we work to the end of october, early parts of november. by the way, the official end of the were hurricane season november 30th. this tropical storm did impact the florida panhandle. brought over 7 inches in a few locations. baskin, 7.77 inches of rainfall. now, that says something. the rain shield is moving out of georgia and through the carolinas, as well as the mid atlantic. this is going to cause travel concerns today the. good thing it has weakened. i-95 is getting pounded with heavy rainfall. a popular corridor. lots of shipping taking place, trucking and vehicle activity. the latest computer models indicating heavier rainfall moving into new york city, long island area. still yet to determine whether or not that is go

. >>> in our storm watch, post tropical storm nestor crossrd over the florida panhandle and rushed into georgia last night triggering tornado warnings in a few counties, powerful winds and torrential rains in parts of the panhandle. winds of 60 miles per hour. at least two tornadoes were reported the cities stories being blamed for leaving 10,000 homes with ow power and also knocked down trees and damaged several business as cross the state. >> >> the water came in. you can see the water mark. this is where it stopped right about there in here. >> we jumped in the tub and just as we did it hit the pole behind my house. >> reporter: remnants of the storm headed across the carolinas overnight. let's get a check of the local weather. thankfully emily, we don't have anything like that. >> no. much calmer and much warmer. that changes ahead this week. big changes. it was fall, at the end of the week. now by midweek we'll feel like we're back in summer. towards the south a little hazy out there. there are some clouds along the coast. then they will be gone and gone for quite some time. your temperatu

georgia, atlanta, getting heavier rain. severe storms on the eastern flank so all of florida and the coastlines of georgia and the carolinas could see some tornadoes spin up as well and during the day tomorrow gets up into virginia and the delmarva, even as it gets off the coastline, maybe skimming parts of the northeast coastlines of new jersey, long island and parts of massachusetts as well. rainfall could be heavy, two to three to four to five inches. don't expect a lot of inland flooding. some rain across the southeast would be welcome. >>> good saturday morning. i'm lisa argen. check out the view from the sutro tower camera. gorgeous out there with the clouds. we have a weak frontal band pushing through the bay area today increasing clouds. the possibility of a few rain drops, the winds pick up. sunday, though, sunny, slalt warmer, a lot warmer next week. 70 in fremont. look for low 70s in the north bay. palo alto upper 60s to near 70. and the accuweather seven-day forecast slightlyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy >> nestor certainly bringing some dangerous weather to the southeast but thankfully nothing like what was a year ago nearl

tropical storm nestore went through yesterday this part of florida the panhandle and up through georgia as well it did have a storm surge about a meter and a half this is near mexico beach but they were down which is probably where the tornadoes are thrown off or one of the outer bands of rain this is just west of tampa this middle part of the the printer of florida was hit by a series of tornadoes because of the strength of the temperature contrast however all it's gone through now the cat is gone it left you are not much rain thankfully but $100.00 millimeters that was daytona beach rather less near mexico beach if you remember it was mexico beach to have the 4.3 meter storm surge a year ago so was not looking forward to 2 was a got away lightly but it wasn't anything like as bad as the storm hasn't finished i can't call it a tropical storm anymore now it's a significant depression running up the east coast of the u.s. and it sits there day today really affecting mary land and delaware with rob unpleasant on shore breeze and a fair amount of rain then there's a gap the sun's out than

now moving through georgia after making landfall in florida. has more. hi, lauren. >> hey, good evening to you. well, we're finding widespread rainfall covering much of the state of georgia, the south carolina, even as far north as v virginia as this continues to make a push to the northeast. what's great about this, not only has it lost its tropical characteristi characteristics, it is now classified as a tropical rainstorm. it is moving quick to the northeast, 20 miles-per-hour. let's just say the impacts could have been far worse if the system was moving slower. through saturday night into sunday, the center of the storm will move across the carolinas, finally making the push eastward and out to sea away from everybody sunday night into monday. we take a better look at timing wise in the future cast. there goes nestor pulling away from carolinas sunday into monday. look at what's happening out west, that's a cold front that will ignite another soaking round of strong thunderstorms along and ahead of the frontal boundary. a lot of these locat

depression from very wet and windy weather then coming into northern parts of florida and sioux up was allowed to through georgia easing up it was a southeastern corner north of that it quietens down so just the threats of a 15 degrees in new york centimeters not too fast want to see showers a possibility whether that wintry weather up around the northwest will become a little more widespread as we go on and stay further south into the caribbean as a spots ring of shot was across the caribbean still some very wet weather calls over towards essential america and that system has been bringing that wet weather up towards united states that will continue to drive this why across the gulf of mexico grassy pushing across a good part of florida. a march 13th 2019 the f.a.a. grounded the u.s. 737 max fleet based upon crash site findings and satellite data hundreds of lives lost and boeing's busta selling aircraft immobilized did profit outweigh procedure did regulators allow industry too much control the system failed it failed our passengers it failed the globe fault lines investigates system failure the boeing crashes

florida devastated by hurricane michael last year. officials say the wind and heavy rains will now head to alabama, georgia, and then continue through as can see on your screen, northern florida. we'll keep watching it. >> presidential hopeful bernie sanders is back on the campaign trail today. and just more than two weeks after a suffering a heart attack and he's marking his return with a high profile endorsement. ellison barber is of course live from the sanders rally in long island city, new york. >> hey, molly, senator sanders 2020 campaign manager is on stage right now. you can hear the crowd chanting behind me. this is his first major campaign event. the first one after he spent two days in the hospital recovering from a heart attack. he's expected to get a significant endorsement today. the rumors have been swirling that three members of the so-called progressive squad would enforce senator sanders. representative ilhan omar did, releasing a video statement on wednesday. and representative alexandria ocasio-cortez is expected to publicly encores sanders at this rally today. sanders has pretty consistently held in third place, th

georgia. sheriff lewis from florida, and sheriff chuck jenkins from frederick county, maryland. the engagement office for the -- i would also like to thank ice assistant director barbara for the work she does to support these communities. two weeks ago today, i was at as i am at this podium, today, with sheriffs from around the country. valued partners who understand the importance of law enforcement at every level, working together on behalf of americans. we share our ongoing frustrations with jurisdictions that allow political rhetoric to get in the way of public safety and the risks of bad laws and policies. since then, u.s. immigration and customs enforcement's ability to enforce immigration law has fallen victim to judicial overreach. in our agencies, authorities are being singled out and marginalized in ways that no other federal law enforcement organization has to tolerate. tying our hands to the bench does not make our country any safer. our commitment to justice is fundamental. the rule of law is a critical component of our democracy, but a recent ruling handed down by

depression from very wet and windy weather then coming into northern parts of florida and to up towards atlanta through georgia easing over tools that southeastern corner north of that it quietens down so 10 celsius there for up to 15 degrees in new york central areas to have wanted to showers a possibility whether that wintry weather up around the northwest will become a little more widespread as we go on and stay further south into the caribbean as a spattering of showers across the caribbean still some very wet weather of course over towards central america and that system has been bringing that weather up towards united states that will continue to drive this where across the gulf of mexico grassy pushing across a good part of florida. a march 13th 2019 the f.a.a. grounded b. us 737 max fleet based upon crash site findings and satellite data hundreds of lives lost and boeing spazz descending aircraft immobilized due profit outweigh procedure did regulators allow industry too much control the system failed it failed our passengers it sealed the globe fault lines investigates system failure crashes on al-jaz

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like when he tweeted on sunday, "in addition to florida, south carolina, north carolina, georgia, andbama, were most likely be hit much harder than anticipated looking like one of the largest hurricanes ever. already category 5 be careful god bless everyone." okay first of all, why is the word, "much," -- [ laughter ] in parentheses like it's a secret "they'll be hit harder 'much' harder. [ laughter ] second, and most importantly, trump was wrong because 20 minutes later the national weather service had to issue a clarification saying, and this is real, "alabama will not see any impacts from dorian. we repeat, no impacts from hurricane dorian will be felt across alabama the system will remain too far east." the president of the united states aate was in danger from a hurricane when it wasn't and the government had to correct him. i hope we newildfire ever again do, can you imagine the trump tweet? wildfires spreading quickly from california to new jersey to spain. [ laughter ] everyone in barcelona, be careful, and god dios, bless you. seriously, what -- [ cheers and applause what oth

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