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emergency responders are still on the scene ght now.ospitals are on high alert for patients and we begin tonight with the latest on the crash from nbc's gadi w schwartz in ne mexico. >> reporter: along a new mexico highway, unbelievable destruction showing a median covered with wreckage, a grayhound passenger bus and a semi truck. new mexi police calling this a mass casualty event with multiple fatalities but unclear how many. the crash happening late this afternoon on i-40 near the small town 100 miles west of albuquerq albuquerque. the graybus was carrying 47 passengers from albuquerque to phoenix. it sent parts of the vehicles flyinnd ds of feet and the crash shutting down traffic on eparhighg wafoysr ados zepons of patients but at unclear how many es passengers survived. gadi schwartz, nbc news. >>> today in arizona thousands lined the streets to honor their senator hn mccain along the eight-mile route from the arizona state capital to nor phoenix baptist church. there, at a memorial, friends and family took their turns remembering

local politicians ght appealed for calm.tr fet them to keep chemnitz safe.el wanted to put the migrt crisis behind her. chemnitz may not let her. laur jenny hill reporting on the violence in germany. in other news, china has hit back at the u.s., describing remarks made by president trump on north korea as irresponsible. it comes after the president questioned beijing's role in resolving the crisis over pyongyang's nuclear weapons. he accused china of supplying north korea with considerable aid deite international sections. the delegations of canada and the u.s. have resumed talks on adnew terms before the friday deadline. canada's foreign minister says there is good will on both sides, but a lot bf work needs done. president trump threatened to pull out of the north american free-trade agreement last year, but agreed to a reneion instead. aretha franklin fans are gathering for a third day of public viewing in detroit ahead of the singer's funeral on friday. her casket will lie at her father's church on thursday ahead of a tribute concert in her hometown. th

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ght? >> yeah. depends on where you are.ere righ now just to the north and west of the district. and we'vecheen wg the showers as they climbed out of west virginia and over the blue ridge mts. expect showers here and there throughout the day today. it's not going to be raining all day. there are some areas getting sunshine for us into southern maryland. for the most part, we'll have clouds around wit occasional showers. there's a closer look at some of the showers through montgomery county toward the shenandoah valley. this frontal system takes its time passing through our area. t passing through until tomorrow. we'll have showers today. somehowers and thunderstorms around tomorrow as well. it's warm out there, though. if you're headed to clear the shelters, known temperatures the mid to upper 70s topping out in the mid to upper 80s for today. talk about the timing of rain. asaid earlier, we've got some fall-like weather on thy to our area sooner than you think. e'll talk about it in about 20 minutes. >> all right. thank you

northbound 95, a crash with the ght side blocked this morning. the response on the way there. going to see a slowdown. twoap thingsning on the beltway. hyattsville. right lane. and outer loop, old georgetown lane. as we zoom out, neither of those are causing big delays on the beltway. is rest of the beltway looking good here this morning. we'll look at 270 in a minute. >>> it's 4:01. we're following a developing ory. neighbors living on 56th street say the are fedp th the vie l violence. >> this happened less than a mile away that mahkai wilson was killed last month. police are looking for an acura with wing ohe back and a license plate in the front window. all of the victims are expected to be okay. the shooting comes in a deadly weekend that had the 99th homicide of the year. >>> if you're going through the county, the intersection o monument drive and monument wha been shut down. police are responding to a report that a road crew member was hit by one of the trucks at that site. the worker was air-lifted to the hospital. monument drive and monument way will be closed for th

people say the women's ghts movement has become very powerful. in theplayed a big role political agenda. >> strict laws make terminals out of milons of women. like a taxi driver and her two daughters that all had a legal abortions -- illegal abortions. th support women looking to end their pregnancies. aving tois dramatic is be a mother when you don't want to be. you can understand how a woman ends up graing the needle to end her pregnancy. >> she has been helping a friend by drugs to induce abortion. >> they are just constantly ,oing back andorth, and y she goes on to keep finding it. >> she is seven weeks pregnant. the morning-after pill failed and she's scared. she isho learninto take abortion pills at home. 'she doesn'want to be identified because what she is doing is illegal. >> i feel so unsupported. i'm trying to find a solution. it is ashamed.nd i feel so >> the birthple of the current , they are close to pope francis and has the view tt abortion has -- is wrong. abortionoesn't have the repercussions here that it does for the middle last.

this is new video, from inside a home in "hilo," the water just >>> the flooding in h ght. this is new video from inside a home in hilo, the water just pouring off the street right down the stairs. hawaii avoided a direct hit by the now tropical storm lane, but nearly four feet of rain fell on the big island overnight. on maui, heavy winds fuelled a string of brush fires, evacuations. tropic watales and warnings have been discontinued but the national guard is on alert. >>> a north texas teenager isn't just fighting terminal brain cancer. she's also fighting her school to be able to wear a special wig she picked out. kate pepper beat cancer four years ago but now it's back. when she started losing her hair from chemo, she wound a wig that made her feel, in her words, awesome. but the turquoise tinted hair violates her school dress code and she was told to get a new wig. >> i was super excited when i had it on. i have felt so awesome. i feel awesome right now. >> kate is not backing wnistric the colorful in san jose. more than 10,000 people are expected to attend today and t

he was a little frustrated because he wasn't getring the ght material. my father happened to have been walking by and he said, hey, i have a song for you. >> don't youear change, change, change ♪ >> tony's father wrote chain of foolse and aw. we'll have more coming up later in the broadcast. >>>reaking news in arizona where the phoenix police say a suspect ambushed one of theirce of and this morning he is in critical condition. take a look. police sayff theer stepped out of his car during a simce trafstop. the suspect held the gun and fired two shots. the officer was able to give off a shot of his own. both were stopped by the gunfire. this shows how dangerous even a traffic stop can be? i don't know what's going to haen in that traffic stop, but day in and day out, they put the uniform on and they go out and protect our community. >>> both the officer anduspect we hit by the bullets. both now in critical condition. aaron? >> chris lawns atz theive desk. 4:33. could be a big shakeup at the university of maryland. this comes after reports of coaches bully

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afterwords,ght on general onine corps gender bias in the military. is interviewed by reporter todd south. >> if a female marine is not really catered to -- not really paid attention to, to develop her as a quality marine and not held to a high standard, how does that affect her career? how does that affect the perception of her by her colleagues? >> the problem is because the marine corps does not want to change what happens at that foundational level, and because everything is so segregated, those stereotypes persist. the stereotypes sort of feed into the perception that women can't because they are women and they are not respected. the lack of respect between men and women in the marine corps is legendary. it is the stuff that male recruits here all the time. you hear male recruits who happen to be slower told they are women, they are the p word. it becomes normal to say derogatory things about women. that is sort of the dilemma that women have in the marine corps when they graduate from boot camp, that is the culture they are brought into. >> watc

polire stl ght was taken last e niplt, looking for the zoo burglar tonight. >>> paul deanno right now. fog is back. >> yeah. always a pleasure watching it roll over san francisco, in san francisco bay. cooler when you speed it up. fog inveighing. fog up and over -- inveighed -- the cool spot conquered 70 degrees. inland warm. record warm. livermore tonight 59. oakland 56. napa 54. lots of low cloud cover and fog near the water. not much relief where we want it. redding, mendocino county, lake county, yosemite. all three locations will continue to be warmer than average and sunny. amazing with this much smoke in the air our air quality is good to te usthe ocean breeze. fresh air coming from the ocean. ridge of high pressure moving away. tiny change. that is enough to allow something new to move in and the low-pressure system will thicken the marine layer and that will cool down our inland communities significantly by the weekend. near or cooler than average inland by this weekend. more 80s than 90s. that begins tomorrow. and the fog and low cloud cover invades all areas around the coas

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manafort's former ght-hand man, rick gates admitted to committing crimes with manafort, as well as embezelingundreds of thousands of dollars. the tax kharpblz manafort faces stems from their work with with the pro-russian government and predate the time with donald an trump. d now manafort's defense team will focus on attacking the ex-aid's credibility. legal analyst has more from the court room fireworks. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, philip. yesterday afternoon, almost at the end of the day the government finally called its star witnessn the manafort trial, his former aid and front, rick gates. andike all cooperating witnesses, rick gates had a lot to fess up to. he started out the day by co eessingentially to a long list of crimes he committed that he confessed to to the gornment and that he entered into an agreement come into court a testify against paul manafort. and you better expect tha manafort's defense attorneys are going to probe this issue and exploior it f their defense. they're going to call out everything that rick's done in the past. all of his lies and point thaout

it is a startling ght that becomes less surprising when you learn why he's so concerned about radiation exposu. moriguchi is believed to be the first survivor of the nagasaki bombing-to visit hanford. when the bomb exploded-he was eight years old. >> there was a huge explosive sound. smoke started rising all over the city. >> reporter: now 81, moriguchint wa to see the place that fueled the bomb that destroyed his city. >> i came here because i wanted to know what the town that ploduced plutonium is doing today and what is to go on doing in the future. >> reporter: moriguchi has come to make a case that the stories of bomb survivors-should be part of a new national park created in 2015. the manhattan project national historical park preserves three world war ii sites where the united states developed the first atomic weapons.vi the park s is working on aw content that will be presented at loslamos, new mexico, oak ridge tennessee and hanford. >> yes we lear going to become a national park and in nagasaki are quite worried. was it gng to become a tional park to express pride?or >> rr: mo

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>> reporter: that's ght, ron, angie, most of the scene happening behind the apartment. one person dead, another in the hospital. a suspect now in custody aswe . we're awaiting the relationship between all three of these people now involved in this -n laht shooting. i do want to take you to another video of lat night .here fairfax county police spreading out across this complex, beginning their investigation. we can tell you at thishour, now on scene. the crime scene investigators, as well asmehe major c bureau detective here as well. again, this is the 1500 block of lincoln circle between the ulles toll road and the galleria out here, if you know the areas right off of international wedrive. an tell you back out live, vehicles are coming and going as our from that scene. we're keying kept quite a distance from that. at this point, police are parsing updates as they're willing to give them out heree o press. and we can tell you, as mentioned one person now dead. another person in the hospital. our suspect now in custody. let's update it from the scene here live all morni

i know were making 179 at the white house and i think we can work something out where we keep you ght those lines. um -- specifically, let me seeev i haven' added up the numbers, but we were talking about like $15k a month. let me see what that adds up tog [ light er ] 12, yeah. so it's $180,000. does that sound like a fair deal for you? >> seth: maybe next time you're offering somebody hush money to keep them quiet, do the math before you get othe phone. [ laughter ] "so let's see, $15k a month times 12. let's see. and we're goa carry the one. that's $180,000 a year, plus of $5.99 for a role of duct tape." ght laughter ] so, first they hired omarosa, then they fired her, then they tried to hire her agaiuy her off. this is how trumpism works. everyone is conning everyone else, and in the process, 'r thconing the rest of us, too. in fact, trump's favorite tv show "fox & friends" basally admitted as much yesterday when in a rare moment of honesty, they said that omarosa had outplayed trump. >> the other big story yesterday which was with what's goinon with omarosa. in order to sell a bo

>> reporter: that's ght, ron, angie, most of the scene happening behind the apartment. one person dead, another in the hospital. a suspect now in custody aswe . we're awaiting the relationship between all three of these people now involved in this -n laht shooting. i do want to take you to another video of lat night .here fairfax county police spreading out across this complex, beginning their investigation. we can tell you at thishour, now on scene. the crime scene investigators, as well asmehe major c bureau detective here as well. again, this is the 1500 b

we're live on the sceneto ght. >>> survivors of the stoneman douglas school shooting take on the nrat a rally in fairfax county. going to reveal theirof list demands. >>> is the first lady giving an assisteb to ln james? her response to president trump's slam on the best basketball player in the world is creating quite a buzz. >>> good evening, breaking news off the top tonight. ae deadly dou shooting in montgomery county. about a half mile away from w leisurld in as pep hill. news 4 got to the scene, darcy, this is a developing story but what are you learning so far? >> reporter: i was able to speak to mtgomery county police a short time ago and got the very latest information. they are now confirming that this was, in fact, a double shooting. we're here at a park and ride right off of norbackroad, the closest intersection is georgia avenue. let me show you the focus of the investigation is that car right there in the parking lot. it is a toyota prius. a little whileago we saw police going in and out of that car. ight now no activity surrounding it but police are telling us this is

dianne feinstein does not hold him in high regard it went fourth than it out ght have gone.e waited for a different hill than john brennan's security clearance in which to die. especiallyhen brennan comes on this morning, and he is a colleague of ours at nbc news. when he walks back treason, you don't get to walk back treason. or that makes brennan probably a rough spoke person the intel community. >> it is. it's that one the reason, of course, he was a former director of the cia. you naturally hold him to a somewhat higher standard. >> no offense to a memberf congress when they say it. when a member of congress says it, i assume it's political -- y. exac he is making the difference between collusion and conspiracy. i agree with him. collusion is there in plain sight. does it amount to conspiracy, a legal term. so we'll see. that's for mueller to decide. the mcraven letter made me think of how this is perceived, all of this is perceived by the intelligence community, by, you know, a 30-year veteran of the cia, john brennan, who knows enerybody, who has b there, been in the t

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what we have next, i think you will find as our cap for the ni ght, you will find it completely inspirational, exactly everything amy was talking about about campaigning on our values to the strong, -- be strong, bold, visionary, investing in our base. showing people it is not only the right thing to do, morally good, not just makes us feel good, it is how we win. the next elected official i want to talk to you is the direct response to everyone who wants to say to you, we need a quieter candidate. you need to sit down, be quiet, moderate the position of little bit. could you maybe be a little bit whiter? none of that, none of that. our final speaker tonight, i --t to introduce to you chokwe antar lumumba. >[applause] >> thank you. ots! evening, netro it is my pleasure to stand before you today and share a message and share our selective vision of how we change this country. it is my honor to bring greetings to you, all the way from jackson, mississippi. [applause] year, wes time last won an election by winning 93% of the vote! [applause] and more importantly, we did so on an unapologetically

w,ght warm and humid conditions. 81. winds seven miles per hour. it was hot. high of 90.dexit 97 today. that was in d.c. 100 inannapolis. right now, the actual temperature still very warm. 80 inba imore, 77 towards leesburg. that's going to lead to a warm start to our day tomorrow. no rain. h seen a couple showers and thunderstormsir in westnia and they made their way up eventually into pennsylvan. you canee that right here here's the line. you can see showers and storms through here. they form and then move right through martinsburg in towards hagerstown and they're out of back to the west, you can see the spin in the atmosphere. the spin is going to help to spawn showers storms tomorrow afternoon. i'm not expecting a lot. tomorrow morning, no problem. 8:00 a.m., fine walking out the fronmo door clouds than today. notice at 1:00, there's a shower around t baltimore area. still cloud cover. we'll break out into some sunshine to help u warm quickly. it's going to be humid. 6:00 tomorrow night, whee have the best chance for some of these to come through. there's not a lot o

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ght. >>> the giants continued to struggle but the oakland a's are on a serious role. mark has the highlights on the low lights. >>> they are making it look easy right now. the biggest concern they had was starting pitching right now you have to look at the roster and say, that his -- is the strong point as they continue to roll on first place at jerry garcia look at -- look-alike night. back to back shutouts, brett anderson, nice double play here he went seven innings gave up only one hit. only two runs. the usual offense supply from khris davis, he knocked in three, that was his 38 homer. houston beat seattle tonight, oakland remains tied on top in the west. posey, multiple reports saying the giants all store -- all- star catcher out for the year. he will be going under surgery. the offense, a 2-0 lead, come the latter evenings that would disappear but we do have to show you hunter with the beautiful over the shoulder grab, the hat comes off and everything in new york city, harkening back to 1954 and the rolled series for the great say hey kid. very similar but diffe

ght against the mets they were something es. hey, he's still here.ryce harpe not goingnaire for now. the future can wait. present was too good. harper doubles home firstni inng. tray turner. that makes it 1-0. trust me my friends, this is only the ginning. then ryan zimmerman it, rbi single passes tim wallach of expos fame for mostin hits franchise history. that makes it 2-0. there's the confirmation of what you just said. still in thefirst, tanner rourke the pitcher comes up. how about a bases clearin double from the pitcher? wow. 6-0. part of a seven-run first inning. our g scorecards wereetting messed up. and this continues. are you still with me? thirdinning, dal murphy loves playing against his old teab. how t two men on base, if you do the math, that's a three-run homer. it's now -0 nationals. in the third inning. they did hold on for a 25-4 win over the mets, the largest marg of victory in franchise history. >>> dierent end of the spectrum, orioles in new york. adam jones still withhem after they traded schoop to the brewers. d miguel and har

it knows, too, that russia has few friends ght now in washington. there is a deep sense of disappointment here that the u.s. president who says he wants better relations with russia simply has not delivered russians are nervous. america is already threatening anctions in three months time. the ruble has tumbled.le peopre starting to feel economic pain. >> in general, the quality of life becomes lower and lower. this, of course, is worrying. steve: russians seem resigned to more sanctions, expecting a very bumpy journey. ,eve rosenberg, bbc news moscow. rajini: let's soke a look at of the day's other news. puerto rico estimated hurricane mariale k 1400 people, far eamore than the official d toll of 64. tocomes from a draft report cong help the island recover from the devastating storm. u.s. vice president mike pence says the administration has laid out plans for a sixth branch of the military from the so-called space force. he said that russian and chinese threats toie space capabil justify the military expansion, promising the department will be rea

ght, kate rogers takes us to pottstown,re pennsylvania w one manufacturer is realizing that the tariffseis company are actually hurting. ♪ ♪ >>> when president trump firstd anno plans to levy import riffs on aluminum and steel the american keg company was hopeful. >> we had high hopes that it was going to impact our business io a way. >> the pottstown, pennsylvania-based manrer produces kegs made entirely of domestic stainle steel. small business found out it was on the bad end of the ripple effect of the trump administration's ongoing trade war. with steel tariffs in place, demand for the steel increasing the price of the steel this mpany uses by 20%. >> the prices still shot up the roof. theab avaity and the lead times to get it from the mill had mean, it was looking pretty grim. it affected our whole process and the amount of people -- it's had aretty dramatic effect on our company. >> what's more, imported finished kegs from china are about $20 less than the ones the company makes here. >> we just slowly watched the price of domesti go up and up. so we had to, in turn, raise our pri

the place where people often loond you're telling us to look for this particular value etf tonight, ght? >> yeah. one of the etfs we really like is theha is core value etf and the ticker is iusd and there are a number of etfs outd there the value stocks with cheap relative to growth on a valuation basis, but also some of the sector allocations towarc fils and energy look to us to be really attractive in the we think stage and the sectors will outperform in the second half of the year and in 2019. >> you also are dabbling in the energy sector national oil well and the ticker symbol is nov and you would also be looking at that. >> yeah. that's an interesting story and tional oil well i the supplier to lot of the oil well manufacturers and while we've seen a sustained rally in oil and it's caused manufacturers to buian more well hopefully order more equipment and as the supplier to them, that lateycle stage is really very positive for them and they also supply a lot to offshore drillers and tt's become much more competitive and we've seen the overall shale producti and we've run into troub

ss the two fleets clashed over a ghts to a large group of scallops in the english channel. >> this is the annual tomatina festival in spain. >> tomatoes getting hurled, chucked, tossed, and thrown. >> so many tomatoes. >> it only lasts for an hour so if you get there late, you'll have to catch up. >> dickerson: good evening. jeff glor is off tonight. i'm john dickerson. and this is our western edition. he represented them in congress for more than 35 years. now, arizonans are saying a final goodbye to senator john mccain. at this hour, they are filing past his casket in the rotunda of the state capitol in phoenix. mourners have been lining up for hours, despite triple-digit temperatures. mccain's widow, cindy, began what will be five days of emotional farewells to an american hero. nancy cordes is in phoenix. >> reporter: arizonans lined the streets onhis steamyugust rmy, some taking to rooftops to bid farewell to their six-term senator. walking behind mccain's casket into the state capitol was his sofe of 38 years, cindy, escorted by their two sons who have both followed their father

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are you comfortable with the idea that to r some on the ght, the extreme that you're a hero? >> i'm not. i don't agree with the actions that are employedhe behaviors employed. >> so that a boy from alex jones is not something you wish to have? >> no, it's not something i was expecting or need. >> jones has become a symbol for the dehumanizing speech that invaded social media, something dorsey has vowed to better police. do you have regrets about how you acted in terms of some of the sandy hook allegations ho that it was ? >> i do feel terrible gt what the rents had through and, you know, i think we have felt behind and we have lt that we moved too slow in a lot of our actions. orsey says the aim is consistency in how they enforce the rules. >> do you make exceptions for high-profile individuals in terms of of your rule service? >> no. we hold every account to the same standard t same rules. >> the president of the united states yesterday called a woman omarosa that dog. would that violate your terms of service? >> so we do have a terms of service around public interest we bel

temperatures start to cool down by the end of the week thanks to a cold front moving through wednesday ght. the pacific northwest, the heat will once again build by wednesday into thursday and in the already out there.s tomorrow will once again be wer 90, even 100 degrees and those conditions are certainly not helping firefighters dealing with the mendocino complex fire5,000 acres burned already and that fire is only 30% contained anin semite national park and areas of the park are now indefinitely closed dspoke from the ferguson fire causing poor air quality. that fire, lester, is only 38% contained. >> all right. dylan, thankou. > dramatic moments late today in the trial of president trump's former campaign chaman paul manafort as the prosecution's star witness cut a plea deal and is cooperating with prosecutors now taking the stand against him. nbc's catie beck was the courtroom in virginia, catie, what did he say? >> reporter: lester, this was by far the most explosive testimony we've heard in the trial so far. gates essentially telling the courtroom nee and manafort were part in finan

phil lebeau is intohicago ght. what are the details? what are they going to be looking at?rding to a rept of the wall street journal. three questions are in mind for the sec when it comes to. tes the first one which you mention side what was elon musk's when he sent out the tweet saying funding ist secured $420. was he trying to hurt short sellers and it's one thing to be active and you want the company to go long if you're a ceo and it's another thing and it might be market manipulation if you were trying to send out a message in order to hurt a specific investor. along thosehe lines, sec also wants to know a couple of other things,one, what wa the communication between elon musk and the board of directors and was there any details about the funding secured, the possibility of going p and were any of those details shared with members of the board prior to him sending out those tweets. so those are some of theon quesand like any investigation it may broaden out and go in a different direction over time, but we're really starting to s the sec focus on this question of intent

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. >> sreenivasan: all ght. the series is called "shallow titers," you can find it online. it's a joint rep project between "quartz" and the "texas observer." thanks so much for joining us, zoe schlanger. >> thank you. >> sreenivasan: tomorrow on "pbs newshour weekend," the u.s. open marks its 50thnniversary on monday, and we look at how men's tennis is expanding programs to atcruit more people of color. >> you can tell ne kid who has never picked up a racket before, but they're happy to have a racket in their hand and they're eager to learn. i think that's when yoly see that potential in that kid because they're like, "i can do this. i can focus. i love it." >> sreenivasan: that's all for this edition of "pbs newshour weekend." i'm hari sreenivasan. thanks for watching. have a good night. captioning sponsored by wnet captioned by media accessroup at wgbh access.wgbh.org >> pbs newshour weekend is made possible by: bernard and irene schwartz. the cheryl and philip milstein sue and edgar wachenheim iii. the cheryl and philip milstein family. oy vagelos and diana t. vagelos.

one of the injured deputies is out of the hospital, the other listed in stable condition.to >>ght, the facts are co ng out how many people were killed when hurricane maria balted puerto rico nearly a year ago. the numbers are jaw dropping. authorities now say nearly 2,000 people were killed 60% more killedhan in hurricane katrina. yet, until today the official government death toll was 64 people. nbc's ga gutierrez with more eson what is now the dead u.s. national disaster in more than 100 years.ep >>ter: outside puerto rico's overflowing, the government brought refrigerated trailers to hold dozens of unclaimed bodies. today, the new report from the washington university indicates nearly 2,000 died, dramatically higher than the previous official count of 64. d it's way too early and not look at the total counting for what might have ha over several months. >> reporter: shortly aft the lmtegory 4 hurricane tore through the islandost a year ago, president trump touted the low death toll. >> if you look at a real ph catastlike katrina and look at the hundreds and hundreds and hundreds of