hello there this massive chatting you see behind me in the gulf of mexico has the possibility of developing into a new tropical storm that is a huge amount of pad as you can see and this is the ascends are all this area all weather now to some very heavy amounts of rain coming in with this even if it doesn't develop into a tropical storm with winds sustained of 65 kilometers an hour we're looking at some very heavy amounts right now but also tropical storm warnings in place along this south coast around the gulf of mexico and we could actually see up to one and a half me to so that is one of the concerns of very low lying areas here on the stall whether or not it does develop it'll bring this rain with it and it will work its way as you can see across much of the southeast and down across florida so we could well see some very heavy flooding rain with this storm system now in terms of amounts of rain that's actually going to full over the next couple of days well the bulk of it really will stay out. in the gulf of mexico but in actual fact these areas here in red just fine that could be abo

has a front sliding through this is what this cloud is and a lot of moisture coming up from the gulf of mexico however where we need the rain is out towards the west how much is above the average through much of california animals very hot and dry up to the north so those fires continuing to burn well we have got those snow and much colder piling down here from the northern rockies and look at this on saturday 20 celsius in denver and then the system works its way further south it really brings in this very very cold air on the temperature is actually at vero at best so a drop of 22 degrees in one day and this is well below the average for this time of year meanwhile the rain continuing across the east washington eastern seaboard so a wet sunday in new york with a high of 19 degrees celsius. across much of the caribbean sunny quite heavy at times through much of the bahamas elsewhere we've got a lot of cloud in the picture some rain pushing into. and again southern mexico seeing some fairly heavy amounts of rain there's a disturbance we're watching in the bay of a company chief that will be mo

fun sliding through this is what this cloud is and a lot of moisture coming up from the gulf of mexico however where we need the rain is out towards the west how much is above the average through much of california animals very hot and dry up to the north so those fires continuing to burn well we have got those snow and much colder piling down here from the northern rockies and look at this on saturday 22 celsius in denver and then the system works its way further south it really brings in this very very cold on the temperature is actually at vero at best so a drop of 22 degrees in one day and this is well below the average for this time of year meanwhile the rain continuing across the east pushing through eastern seaboard so a wet sunday in new york with a high of 19 degrees celsius and no claims of rain showers across much of the caribbean sunny quite heavy at times through much of the bahamas elsewhere we've got a lot of cloud in the picture some rain pushing into today and again southern mexico seeing some fairly heavy amounts of rain there's a disturbance we're watching in the bay

across the eastern side as well as the west now that works its way quite speedily across the gulf of mexico taking all of that heavy rain with it however it almost just allows the system to still continue to produce rains across this entire region so that's a scenario that no real sign of any dry weather in the fall calls meanwhile up in the united states central regions are under a red flag warning for the 5 conditions it's so dry and it's so hot we've got that system pushing in along the gulf states bringing the heavy rain across the gulf of mexico and then this really is where we're focusing for the next 24 hours this is a big nor'easter that's producing some flooding rains across into connecticut it's a very powerful storms and very strong winds that are warnings in place right the way from delaware up into maine but it's on its way stand up into the final days but not before we're going to expect to see some pretty strong storm damage from this particular where the moment where the storm. jenny thank you still ahead on al jazeera tension remains high after days of unrest against the pr

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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 on al-jazeera and then i would put out more in my chain is very much our culture has been very harmful to the economy and the lives of many people challenging traditional attitudes how narrowing the gender gap is helping women in the camargue was a few poverty for example we're trying to break these barriers of machismo by giving women access to resources meet the women leading the way. women make change on al-jazeera. this is al-jazeera. hello and welcome to the al-jazeera news our life or my headquarters in doha but may elizabeth prada coming up in the next 60 min

evening, everyone we're tracking tropical storm nester tonight expected to gain strength in the gulf of mexico this evening as it bears down in the florida panhandle. landfall is expected to bring dangerous storm surge early tomorrow in places bearing the scars of last year's hurricane michael. right now tropical storm warnings are posted for the florida panhandle. morgan chesky is there with the rush to get ready. >> reporter: tonight in the florida panhandle, bracing for impact tropical storm nesto launching a wave of last-minute preps. many areas still limping from hurricane michael. the category five storm that nearly wiped mexico beach, florida, off the map >> we're crippled up we don't show it. >> reporter: at his hardware store bearing the scars, he says his community isn't giving up. >> we'll stay here and build back it will take a little longer, but that's okay. >> reporter: the weather also a concern in new orleans where officials postponed a controlled demolition of the cranes at the construction site where a building collapsed. in florida for those who survived michael, the incomin

. >> another tropical system in the making here across the gulf of mexico impacting parts of southern louisiana in towards florida. the showers, thunderstorms impacting the areas this weekend. the question is does this become the next tropical system? next tropical storm pushing through and impacting zones across the southeast. sthis iontoat for the next coming days. for accuweather, i'm meteorologist chris nallan. >>> well, coming up, e-cigarette maker juul making a major announcement amid the vaping crisis. >>> also ahead, breaking news, a commuter plane goes off a runway. dramatic new pictures just in showing the aircraft inches from the sea. >>> plus, this just in. the scare for lady gaga overnight, falling off a platform after she invited a fan onto the sta >>> several people were injured when a commuter plane ran off a runway in alaska. look at that sight there. however, no members of the high school swim team aboard were hurt. it stopped with its nose hanging over a rocky embankment over the bering sea. the plane carried 38 people in total on a flight from anchorage. the cause

north woods down towards the southeast we've got the system which will push its way and from the gulf of mexicoso we could see some flooding as a result of that right across the deep south further west it stays hot and dry 30 celsius in l.a. no relief from the. we have got some wet weather so when she weather into that western side of kind of there with cloud right pollen and from the pacific pacific side all of central america also seeing some wet weather stormy weather there continue for eastern parts of mexico with russia show us the caribbean. latest news as it breaks up on into this market started peacefully but the major confrontation is taking place on iran the police headquarters with details coverage that they get will be heading down to 110 meters which is so deep that only have 15 minutes on the seabed from around the wild the remains of jamal may never be found that is here for they still exist yes his legacy lives on. china is going on i want to reunify with the mine. by the consequences when i want to investigate taiwan's determination to remain dependent on al-jazeera . this is a

tropical storm picking up speed and strength in the gulf of mexico. a lookout from earth cam where the waves are moving tonight. darren peck joins us with a look at where the storm is headed. >>> there are two things that stand out about. first of all it is really lopsided. the other thing is it developed really fast. this is a tropical storm does seem to have popped up out of nowhere. first of all there is your close-up look. the deeper the shades of color is where the energy is. do you see any circulation center was not this is a tropical storm. it will likely not become a hurricane. it will stay tropical storm strength. here is the rain over here. another way of seeing where the center of this is. let's look at where the wind is. that is where the circulation shows up. all the action is over here. the heavier lightning and the threat for tornadoes. the worst of the storm surge. the censor is right here. if you look at the sustained winds of 60 miles per hour you have to hit 74 miles per hour if you want to be called a hurricane. let's bring this for

against the winds and the rain in a concrete condominium just across the street from that surging gulf of mexicoever seen in real life, i saw an entire home taken off its foundation and rolled down the street. that is the ty oabout. my heart is racing. >> reporter: a devastating cat 5, the strongest to make landfall since andrew in 1992. mile after mile destroyed. more than 1 million homes without power. 50 floridians lost their lives. and test of thousands lost their homes. we reported inside that eye wall as the storm surge reached 14 feet. >> it's right under us. >> reporter: coming dangerously close to us, just one floor below. that was the day when we first met kimberly. >> we saw that house taken its foundation. there were also several houses there. >> yeah, three, track then one in the back -- >> reporter: today she said in mexico beach it still feels like they're just trying to survive. >> you're just starting to see thins reopen now? >> yes. very exciting. it takes ten steps to complete one. it might be a food truck instead of a restaurant. it might be a pod instead peopl in rvs. >> rep

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lady laughed at me, then rigight after they had that meeting, you had that big oil spill in the gulf of mexicoe whole community watch it. if they did that out here, we'd be screwed real bad. inglangasa: what are they gonna do if they have an oil spill? be oil everywhere. our fish, whales, seals. we won't be able to get our food. thompson: when they talk about developing the 1002, who's gonna benefit? is there other oil available that's more easily accessible, and should we look intoto alternative clean energy? rexford: life is a lot easier nowadays than it was before any of the development occurred. we have some folks still alive who have gone through starvation. they do not want to see that ever occur again in our communities. these gravel roads, the power lines, the houses that are built. pretty much every infrastructure that you see here has come from taxing the oil industry. patkota: we're being asked to keep the oil in the ground in our backyard, sacrifice our economic opportunity, to save their world? never mind what it takes to run the schools, the power plants, the basic ininfrastructu

rica and the same time some have to work in the way in with the west of that coming in from the gulf of mexico into southern areas of mexico and the united states we have got the snow in the north but into the southwest it is a case of fire again they continue to burn this is actually a very close it down to about 30 can. it is a way this is the subtle ridge fire is in the sun valley very strong santa ana winds have been fueling these fires they will continue to do so for the next couple of days the snow is to the north fact clear as east winds on sunday and that is when it turns to rain. sponsor. this is al jazeera. hello i'm sam is a than this is the news out live from doha coming off the next 60 minutes he says it's captured a key syrian border town controlled by kurdish fighters. 1000000 asked to evacuate transport service is shot japan is hit by one of its worst ever storm. a temporary truce in the trade war between the u.s. and china gets hit economies worldwide. and sport indeed takes a giant leap forward for athletics the kenyan running the 1st ever. sun beating the barrier by 20 secon

of rain showers along the eastern coast as we go through. the thunderstorm into mexico city you see quite a lot of activity ashman secular nation generate through much of the gulf of mexico and then the united states the thomases finally across the southeast we see in. a lot of thunderstorms across central areas really in the forecast fairly well scattered but the rain is havea across the northern plains the upper midwest and then that system through the weekend has further towards the southeast and the rain showers across into kansas city with a hive 18. the weather sponsored by catalona. subzero temperatures extreme altitudes. this is where the hard part because of the extraordinary journey. to touch. ordinary joining us on what we do high up there's no oxygen. just to experience life simple pleasure. risking it all in kurdistan on al-jazeera. this is al-jazeera. hello i'm adrian for the good is the new life from doha coming up in the next 60 minutes iraq lifts of today curfew as part of a tries to hold an emergency session to discuss anti-government protests that have killed 93 people at least. more on rest in hong kong after a night of violent protests forc

of the u s mexico border. >>our team from border report. started at the pacific coast and now they're at the gulf of mexico and south texas construction of the border wall there is ongoing costing more than million with it brings controversy property rights disputes. >>as well as environmental and safety concerns completing our border tour now reporter anna were key is near brownsville texas with the latest. >>right on the other side of this wall right now that's not mexico mexico is actually 200 yards from here but what we're seeing here in south texas is that they're actually having a push the construction of the wall inland to preserve the wildlife refuge when former dougall mayor john david franz designed it dougall pump house world birding center he envisioned a peaceful nature reserve right on the rio grande, a beautiful i can bike trail for people but since 2009 18 foot steel beams wall runs right down the middle ideally you want. >>you want a wall or a fence at your border, the existing border wall in the dow go isn't on the border, initially we were opposed to it as a community. but we r

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-jazeera. hello again i missed. a reminder of our top stories this hour turkey in the united states of agree to a 5 day pause in takis operation in northern syria u.s. vice president mike pence says turkey will give the kurds time to withdraw from a 32 kilometer zone kurdish forces have told local media they will abide by the agreement. riot police 11 on a 5 tear gas and water cannon and protesters in the capital beirut the crowds marched on parliament accusing the government of mismanaging the economy and demanding that it resigns. now heavy gun fire has rocked several nei

antilles on there's a cloud there was real did produce rain and a big gap to reach was up in the gulf of mexico comes up in the 2nd in mexico itself on the pacific side the potential for 12 a tropical depression might do some pretty heavy rain in the next day or so all over central particularly pacific coast of mexico 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

going to begin with a fast-moving tropical storm sstor, which is strengthening trnight in the gulf of mexico, and could make landfall as a hurricane tomorrow on the florida panhandle. this was the scene moments ago in desti waves are picking up on the wlf. lonnie quinn has more on nester's typing. so lonnie, could it do some damage? >> especially where it's h bend area of florida. that's a catch basin for a storm surge. i think the storm surge could end up being a problem with the storm. right now, nestor has 60-mile- per-hour winds. if nester gets up to 70-mile- per-hour winds, we would have a ategory 1. it may be just shy of that as it makes landfall. let's take a look at how we see this progressing. if it makes landfall somewhere along the panhandle, destinee, panama city, there's your counter-clockwise circulation. ter-ou're on the right-hand side of, that it's just pushing all that water into the big end, really nowhere for it to escape, and you get maybe 3-5 feet of storm surge. there will be rain associated with it as well. iss is if there is any kind of silver lining, this would be i

of calm peachey which will actually push into the gulf of mexico as we go through friday but it stays very unsettled across much of this area for the next couple days so not helping at all with those areas that have seen the flooding meanwhile the central plains under red flag warnings for fire danger and then day we're watching in the northeast this is known as a nor'easter and the warnings in place very widespread all the way from delaware up the coast into maine and this is actually pictures coming out of connecticut in the last few hours there's been some flooding but it's really about the winds of this storm system it could be seeing some actual weapons up to 100 kilometers an hour and that will really impact this entire region eventually moving way says stay on into friday. sponsored town. at night in a stockholm somali moms patrolled streets police good and noble and i want to welcome my children in yemen tired of gang violence they use the maternal approach to prevent crime. but a bit by the stories we don't often hear told by the people wh

. >> we're closely watching this tropical system in the making here over the gulf of mexico. concern is how it impacts the southeast coast, specifically though starting out in the panhandle of florida with high winds and heavy rain bands and eventually moving off the coast here into the southeastern coast by the latter part of the weekend. specifically what are we looking at? winds around apalachicola, tallahassee, cedar key, back towards tampa. winds could be up to 70 miles per hour. elizabeth, kenneth, this is one to watch. >> it is one to watch indeed, chris, thank you. >>> you know what they say, life and plastic. it's fantastic. at least in the barbie world. >> i was going to say, where's the music? >> cue it. >> now you can live in barbie ace world, her malibu dream house will be available later this month on airbnb for just $60 a night. this is a real seaside villa, not some miniature dollhouse. >> you and up to three friends can use the indoor theater, infinity pool, dress up in the walk-in closet. the listing goes live on airbnb next wednesday. you do have to pay ext

bringing that weather up towards you know just a sad look in city to drive its way across the gulf of mexico grassy pushing across a good part of florida. you know without more is very much our culture has been very harmful to the economy and the minds of many people in the world challenging traditional attitudes how narrowing the gender gap is helping women in the camargue what is the poverty level because we're trying to break these barriers of machismo by giving women access to resources meet the women leading the way. women make change on al-jazeera. it's good to have you with us on the al-jazeera news hour these are our top stories u.s. vice president mike pence says turkey has agreed to a 5 day pause in its offensive in northern syria and says he will give kurdish fighters time to withdraw from a 32 kilometer zone in the north east of the country the commander of the kurdish forces has told local media that they will abide by the agreement by us president hollande trumpets praising the date as a great day for civilization while turkey's foreign minister welcome the day and bought refus

north woods down towards the southeast we've got the system which will push its way and from the gulf of mexico so we could see some flooding as a result of that right across the deep south further west it stays hot and dry 30 celsius in l.a. no relief from the wildfires we have got some wet weather so when she weather into that western side of kind of there with cloud right polly in from the pacific pacific side of central america also seeing some wet weather stormy weather there continue for eastern parts of mexico with a rush of showers the caribbean. the environment doesn't know any boundaries what goes out into the environment goes around the world. and crowns that it's a very modern way to do probably believe me voices the measure of progress. the domestic population. here in the mountain active enough to believe that you're assuming that you will kill people who are more vulnerable to circle of poison on al-jazeera. in a world of alternative facts and truths unfiltered social media spreads misinformation unfavorable reports become fake abuse. the enemy of the people and press freedom is

gulf of mexico, that disturbance, 600 miles from warnings have been posted from louisiana to florida, forecast to make land. as a tropical storm early saturday morning, somewhere along the florida panhandle, but impacts there will be felt by this time tomorrow. david? >> rob, thank you. >>> now, to the other headline today drawing immediate scrutiny, the white house announcing today that the next 2k3w7 meeting with world leaders will be at the president's own golf resort. here's abc's senior national rr. >> reporter: it was a major announcement and a major promotion for the president's is brand, straight from the white house podium. white house chief of staff mick mulvaney revealing that next year's g7 summit will be at the trump national doral, the president's resort near miami. meaning world leaders, their staff and security will all be paying the trump family when they check out. >> it's not the only place. it's the best place. >> reporter: mulvaney said staffers start with a dozen or so potential summit sites and that it was trump himself who proposed the doral. >> we sat around o

north woods down towards the southeast we've got the system which will push its way and from the gulf of mexico so we could see some flooding as a result of that right across the deep south further west it stays hot and dry 30 celsius in l.a. no relief from the wildfires we have got some wet weather so when she weather into that western side of kind of there with cloud right polly in from the pacific pacific side of central america also seeing some wet weather stormy weather there continue for eastern parts of mexico with a russia show as the caribbean. every weekly news cycle brings a series of breaking stories during the listening as we turn the cameras on the media when the intelligence services control much of egyptian media it becomes an extension of the arm of the president to focus on how they report on the stories that matter the most getting an accurate informative story out of there is not easy they pose it too late we already had the information they're listening pounced on al-jazeera. hello again i'm the star and a reminder of our top stories this hour the u.s. president says he's l

of fighting isis. thank you for joining us. we will monitor the situation. let's go to extreme weather, tropical storm warnings in effect for the gulf coast as a disturbance grows in the gulf of mexico. people from louisiana all the way to central florida bracing for heavy rain and wind as soon as tonight and look who is here. janice dean tracking the storm and has what we need to know. >> this is not going to be a hurricane but i want people to be on alert. i don't want to have folks caught off guard with this tropical system. it could be named today and if it is we will be dealing with a tropical system. it doesn't have a closed low, center of circulation so hurricane hunters are assessing the situation. it doesn't need to get a name, the impacts are going to be the same whether it is a tropical system or a subtropical system. we have tropical advisories, tropical storm warnings in effect from louisiana through the florida panhandle. we will see this storm system make landfall tomorrow. some much needed rain to drought stricken areas but in the meanwhile we will still see the results of storm surge, heavy rainfall, gusty windss over the next 24 to 48 hours over parts of the gulf c

ten years is when they leave cape cod, they go down to florida, and they spend the time in the gulf of mexicoern climates. but since some of these sharks move out into the open atlantic ocean. when they're out in the middle atlantic, they dive down to depths as great as 3,000 feet every day. and there is not a scientist on earth that can tell you why they do that. >> reporter: scientists have learned how long lived they are. >> white sharks we now know live over 70 years. >> reporter: 70 years? >> 70 years. >> reporter: they don't start hunting seals until their late teens, but when they do, watch out. in this footage, greg shot, you see a seal leap out of the water with a shark right on its tail. >> have you ever seen that before? >> reporter: here the shark catches a seal, and the ocean water explodes in blood red in an instant. the shark then swims away with half a seal in its jaws. seals have been protected by federal law since 1972, and some 25,000 now live near cape cod. more seals means more sharks. and that's what worries the swimmers and surfers sharing the water with them. this phot

40 years. 2010ok over in ceo after in the deepwater -- after the deepwater catastrophe in the gulf of mexicoompany telling employees job cuts will take place later this month. the company saying about 2000 jobs could be a limited. some of those cuts may be jobs and business units that may be spun off. united airlines is ramping up efforts to fill a gap in the number of pilots. united is offering new financial perks. the airline figures half its pilots will retire over the next decade. it needs to recruit 10,000 flyers to make up for that. i am viviana hurtado and that is your bloomberg business flash. the: we wanted to focus on finance industry and how women are faring. michael mckee looking at those numbers. michael: let's start by looking at the finance industry itself. in the past month we saw security dealers losing jobs. they have been the big winners. security dealers have been adding jobs when banks are cutting back. this time it was the opposite. bank workers gained jobs and securities dealers lost. as far as women, adult women gained jobs during the month, so much that it pushed dow

was curious if they withdraw troops from syria, how is that going to put pressure -- around the gulf of mexicot the gulf of mexico but international waters like would they change from not pursuing war because a drone was shot out of international waters? i don't understand that. host: bradley, democratic caller. we are getting everybody's top story from the week. caller: good morning, c-span. you are doing good this morning. debate, to me, it clowns.a bunch of -- right nowia they have our jobs. a tars.o buy the great rubber city now is china. i went to buy tires and they are made in china. if he used the wrong toilet paper, the democrats would try to impeach him. all this fighting and fussing and all this money being spent and you know what, trump made his speech last night, if people would listen to his speech and his points they have done so good on, they would vote republican and as quick as i can get to the courthouse, we are changing to independent per sick ofck -- i am democrats. every little thing, they want to impeach him. host: we were showing all of you the president's rally before t

hey, ginger. [ applause ] >>> what a stunning and gorgeous morning it is here on the gulf of mexico indate when hurricane michael, that category 5 storm with its 160-mile-per-hour winds and 14-foot storm surge tried to erase this town and so much of the panhandle, even into georgia, but look behind me. you have homes that are still certainly tattered and the homes that are gone completely, even inland here buc, but today i'll with our affiliate wmbb because they are doing construction like many other people and finishing a ribbon cutting of their brand-new tv station that opens after it was so heavily damaged by michael. >>> good morning. we begin this thursday under a high fire danger that will continue through 5:00. the temperatures near 70 at the coast, and the rest of us in the upper 70s and near 80 as the winds relax this afternoon no. >>> we are the florida panhandle strong all over here today, george. >> you sure are. we'll turn to the new lifetime movie inspired by a real story. "the college admissions scandal" and they navigate the competition of getting into college and stars

. >> reporter: like escolar, a buttery fish from the gulf of mexico.it a taste. >>> these flavors. what are the main -- main -- look at you just digging it up. look at you. um, um, oh, my gosh. >> can you feel the smokeyness of the fish? >> don't eat all my fish. this is really good. jorge, it's delicious. >> i hope you enjoy it. >> reporter: equally as delicious, the beauty of the setting. ixi'im anchors chable, a luxury resort built on the grounds of an old hacienda. his restaurants have become a retreat for global visitors and vallejo says recently have been a bridge to mexico's northern neighbor, the u.s. >> i will say 90% of the people that comes into the restaurant are not mexicans. actually, we have to give english lessons to our waiters because probably out of that 90%, 60% of the people are americans. >> reporter: ixi'im is 45 minutes from merida, the yucatan capital, but it feels like a place from another time. >>> so this was actually the factory where they made -- >> the rope. >> reporter: but a 19th century plantation that once produced ro

todd: a search in the gulf of mexico after a cruise ship passenger goes overboard.ng waters near galveston, texas just hours after the carnival dream left on the four day cruise to mexico. in a statement carnival cruise lines says based on camera footage it appears the guest jumped from his state room balcony. two men face charges and a shooting death of a california deputy including the person who called 911. christopher ross charged with manslaughter for leaving out crucial details that could have saved brian ishmael's life. the el dorado county sheriff revealing that the man who called 911 when marijuana was stolen from his property they allegedly hid that. he allowed them to grow it there. he didn't tell them that. >> the us is likely to deploy tanks and troops to syria to protect critical oil fields. official tell fox news reinforcements in the eastern part of the country would prevent isis from capturing the british field. it would be the first time the us deployed tanks to syria. the plan coming after donald trump announced a permanent cease-fire between turk

a disturbance just sitting the competes she actually moves further to the north and into the gulf of mexico and that's where the conditions across the united states just about everything on the cars here we've got clear conditions on it is hot and dry out towards the west we will some snow working its way even if it is the southern plains and then all of a smash you can see here this is where the rain will be friday and then eventually on into saturday working its way through much of the east so bringing those rain showers into new york with a high of 60 meanwhile on saturday it is warm. and to the north. as the heat continues there. the weather sponsored by catherine. strangers from across new york with a claim and common abuse at the hands of a prominent priest and a shot of rows back in doesn't grab the handles like to start in just so there's an inch fold lines gains exclusive access to the accusers and questions the accused how long do you think the cardinal dolan will continue to protect you as more men come out in the latest chapter in a scandal that shaken the catholic church to its

a tropical storm warning in effect for the gulf coast as a disturbance grows the gulf of mexico. people from louisiana to central florida bracing for heavy rain and wind. janice dean is tracking the storm's path. >> i want people to be on alert. this is not going to be a hurricane. it will probably get the name next door. it will be a tropical storm or subtropical storm meaning it has characteristics of basic low-pressure system and a tropical system so here's what we are dealing with. we call it a potential tropical cyclone because we think it has those characteristics. hurricane hunters have been flying into the storm and taking measurements so we will get more updates through the day but i think it will get named. regardless if it get the name or not we will feel the same impact. tropical storm force winds for the florida panhandle to the southeast, heavy rainfall, we will see storm surge from this and future radar. the good part of this storm is it will bring much-needed rain and it will be a quick mover, out of here by the weekend as soon as we get into saturday and sunday i

i was watching him with my husband and i had a holiday i was on the gulf of mexico with him and we saw these kinds of hearings people in japan australia and around the world. people caring so much. i thought it was wonderful. actually that launch launched my career. it was my first to launch. i think there are working that they did not let me sit there and lift off. there was always a man at that council and my thoughts went to bed i got permission for me to sit there. all of a sudden it made a difference. i got seen by everybody and she said she's been working her for ten years isn't it about time? it's a little bit about my story. it's great to be here with you. (applause) >> she began her career and areas with as a human a country that was pretty quickly promoted to engineer working in mission control a johnson space center underway turn to its trajectory. her presence and mission control to the incident of the media and placed her in the public eye making her and inspiration to young boys and girls around the world. poppy. >> unlike john, i did not have this big plans to be in the

9 41 for the past 10 days we've been taking you along the entire length of the u s mexico border and today our team is at the gulf of mexico in south texas. we're rebuilding and expanding the border wall there is an ongoing project but it's a costly one to in fact more than million has already been spent and with all of that of course there comes controversy there always does property rights disputes have been an issue as well as environmental and safety concerns. reporter and a warning has more. >>right on the other side of this wall right now that's not mexico mexico is actua south tex >>when former dougall mayor john david franz designed it dougall pump house world birding center he envisioned a peaceful nature reserve right on the rio grande, a beautiful i can bike trail for people but since 2009 18 foot steel beams wall runs right down the middle ideally you want. >>you want a wall or a fence. >>at your border, the existing border wall in a dow go isn't on the border, initially we were opposed to it as a community. >>but we realized a that we didn't have the resources to fight and the 18 foot fence in this p

america and levy down polls certainly on the cots here eastern areas of mexico as well saying some wet weather there just up into the the gulf of mexico across the caribbean we don't want to see showers just pushing out of its awards hispania out of these will just not just a little further east was as we go on through thursday but otherwise plenty of fine sunny weather to come. the weather sponsored by catherine was. a survivor of the genocide there are people who beg me to kill the both and when they're suffering the father didn't have the heart to do it he's dedicated his life to searching the woods for bones of the victims of the srebrenica massacre. and here is the draw. you know hope of finally laying the pass to rest and giving peace to the victims' families. if i could just find a finger of i could bury bone hunter on al-jazeera. every week a new cycle brings a series of breaking stories. as we turn the cameras on the media when the intelligence services control much of egyptian media it becomes an extension of the arm of the president and focus on how they report on the stories that matter the most getting an accura

we're watching a couple areas in the gulf of mexico and the caribbean. o something. certainly of concern as we go through the rest of the week. in the southeast they're unusually dry. a little rain is coming to the area beginning tomorrow getting into tuesday, from new orleans up to montgomery. getting through charlotte as well, and this will kind of congeal during wednesday, but we'll take any rain we can get across >>> waking up to a little bit of patchy fog. otherwise it's a sunny afternoon. numbers in the 70s by midday. around noon. later today 80 inland. mid 70s around the bay. >>> this weather report sponsored by tj maxx. sponsored, that's redundant. but our sponsors are happy. >> nationally across the nation. >> it happens. >> i like to make my point twice. >> we appreciate that, rob. >> thank you, robert. appreciate it, bud. >>> coming up on "good morning america," the los angeles angels responding to an explosive report that team officials knew about tyler skaggs abusing drugs before he overdosed. >>> and on a much lighter note, what a rock. the

committee needs to weigh in very heavily as we move forward as you know, the bp oil disaster in the gulf of mexico killed 11 workers, lasted 87 days, cost upwards of $65 billion, and in the wake of that disaster it was revealed the oil and gas industry had lobbied for reduced safety precautions that could have prevented that disaster we often hear in congress about how much regulations cost industry however, thoughtful regulation plays incredibly important role in protecting the public so i'm curious if boeing's view on oversight has changed in the wake of this tremendous human tragedy as well as the cost this company is facing right now. has your view changed? you talked earlier in response to an earlier question about having a balance clearly something is wrong with that balance please let me know if your thoughts have changed recently >> senator, my thoughts have changed. we have learned lessons from these two accidents and the families that are here with us today, the pictures we saw, they're heartbreaking. they remind us of the importance of the work we do and the paramount importance on safe

the past 10 days we've been taking you on a tour along the entire length of the u s mexico border and today our team is at the gulfg the border wall there's been an ongoing project for some time costing more than 800 million dollars. but beyond that it also bring some controversy over property s well as en concerns. we have reporter and story. >>right on the other side of this wall right now that's not mexico mexico is actually 200 yards from here but what we're seeing here in south texas is that they're actually having to push the construction of the wall inland to preserve the wildlife refuge. >>when former dougall mayor john david franz designed it dougall pump house a world birding center he envisioned a peaceful nature reserve right on the rio grande, a beautiful i can bike trail for people but since 2009 18 foot steel beams wall runs right down the middle ideally you want. >>you want a wall or a fence at your border. >>the existing border wall in a dow go isn't on the border, initially we were opposed to it as a community. >>but we realized a that we didn't have the resources to fight and the 18 foot fence i

i was on holiday in the gulf of mexico with him. and we saw the views and walter cronkite saying in here is and australia, and all over the world, people caring so much. i thought it was wonderful. and that launch launched my career. it was my first launch to be in the firing room. i had been there working on propellant loads and other activities, but they did not let me sit there at liftoff. there was always a man at that console. and my boss went to bat and got permission for me to sit there. and all of a sudden, it made a , difference. i got seen by everybody. and my boss said, "well, she has been working here for 10 years, isn't it about time?" so that is a little bit about my story, anyway. it is great to be here with you. ms. stofan: thank you very much. [applause] poppy northcutt began her career in aerospace as a human computer but was quickly promoted to engineer, working in mission control at johnson space center on the return to earth trajectory. her presence in mission control drew the attention of the media and placed h

i remember watching the landing with my husband because i had a holiday and i was over on the gulf of mexico with him, and we saw the news, walter cronkite saying, and here's people in japan and australia and around -- and all around the world, people caring so much. i thought it was wonderful. and actually, that launch launched my career. it was my first launch to be in. i mean, i'd been there working on propellant loads and other activities but they didn't let me sit there at liftoff. there was always a man at that console. my boss went to bat and got permission for me to sit there. and all of a sudden, it made a difference. i got seen by everybody and my boss said, well, she's been working here for ten years, isn't it about time? so it's a little bit about my story, anyway. it's great to be here with you. >> thank you very much, joann. [ applause ] poppy northcutt began her career in aerospiace as a human computr but quickly promoted to engineer working in mission control in johnson space center on the rush retu return to earth trajectory. her presence in mission control placed her in the

after forming in the gulf of mexico today.expected to make landfall early tomorrow before moving across southern coastastates over the weekend. president trump says he will nominate dan brouillette to the next energy secretary. he is now deputy to secretary rick perry, who plans to leave the post by year's end. perry said today his departure is not related to the ukraine issue. and, on wall street, stocks closed out the week on a down note. lost 255 points to close average at 26,770.th nasdaq fell 67 points,e and p-500 slipped 11. still to come on the newshour: lrunning for cover as car gunmen clash with security forces in mexico. flight risk: new details on when boeing employees knew about their plane's deadly flaw. a conversation with republican john kasich, who's now saying president trump should be impeached. mark shields a david brooks break down all the week's major impeachment news. and much more. >> woodruff: the mexican state of sinaloa erupted into violence thursday as police captured, then released, the son of drug

red here, this is the cloud tops, there is a lot of thunderstorms out here in the middle of the gulf of mexicoas 40 miles an hour winds but not a well organized center, and the hurricane under the aircraft flew into the middle of this, and they didn't really find it is an area of low pressure, that's why we can't call it a tropical storm yet, but regardless, it has a ton of rain with it, and they are saying that it should be tropical storm nester later on today. and winds are 50 miles an hour. towards land fall and that will be sometime overnight into early saturday morning and you think of landfall, the hurricanes and the eye, and not anything like that. it is just more of the center when it is going to cross over land and you can see the track saturday, and then sunday monk morning and then finally sunday night heading off the banks and rainy weather and gusty winds and usually we would be considered for flash flooding and we are in a drought in the southeast so this is actually drought relief for many areas, and rainfall forecast of one to three inches isn't going to cause any problems and