hannah: immediate power. immediate response.nnouncer: master the offbeat etiquette of eating ramen. ivan: it's totally cool to just pick up the bowl and drink from it. announcer: and find out how one master craftsman turns wood and stone into state-of-the-art sound. jonathan: this is a very difficult, time consuming, expensive process. announcer: but first, nikki eckstein has a guide to making the most of london. ♪ nikki: london is one of the most dynamic cities in the world. for all its iconic sites, it is also full of hidden treasures. and now with brexit looming, the city is on the verge of a total reinvention. i'm nikki eckstein, travel editor for "bloomberg pursuits," and i'll show you how to make the most of london. ♪ nikki: out of london's 37 million visitors each year, a whopping 9 million come here on business, making it one of the biggest business travel markets in the world. and that means busy airports. dodge the crowds by flying into london city, a small, under-the-radar hub in the middle of town. landing here means

hannah: immediate power. immediate response.nnouncer: master the offbeat etiquette of eating ramen. ivan: it's totally cool to just pick up the bowl and drink from it. announcer: and find out how one master craftsman turns wood and stone into state-of-the-art sound. jonathan: this is a very difficult, time consuming, expensive process. announcer: but first, nikki eckstein has a guide to making the most of london. ♪ nikki: london is one of the most dynamic cities in the world. for all its iconic sites, it is also full of hidden treasures. and now with brexit looming, the city is on the verge of a total reinvention. i'm nikki eckstein, travel editor for "bloomberg pursuits," and i'll show you how to make the most of london. ♪ nikki: out of london's 37 million visitors each year, a whopping 9 million come here on business, making it one of the biggest business travel markets in the world. and that means busy airports. dodge the crowds by flying into london city, a small, under-the-radar hub in the middle of town. landing here means

role models with stimulation so they're encouraged to grow up that's the goal of one project that hannah shellback her or she has evaluated. it's called. high school graduate if a maori is one of the volunteers in this study. once a week she meets up with sylvia the student who's participating in the program at her teachers recommendation the to do something together it's expressly not about tutoring or learning outcomes. the idea is to sylvia to feel that someone is there just for her for a while her personality has already benefitted. i've definitely noticed that she's become more confident at first i was the one thinking about how we could spend our time together but halfway through she would say next time i'd like to do such and such let's go to the swimming pool other than she put forward a lot more ideas and she stood up for them and said why she wanted some of. that unlike not only does mom most of. the children who meet once a week with a mental become more self-confident hannah should book her wishes observed she surveyed around seven hundred families and divided them into parti

. >> hannah did this in 2008 and hannah was on the heels of gustov that was major hurricane gulf of mexico and it went to louisiana likened to katrina. it's not impressive for this to happen. look at spaghetti models will show you the more reliable dot loop de loop and move to the coastline. hannah, 2008, sue, came along the east coast as tropical storm. >> did not make landfall. >> just skirtd edge of coast. too soon. i think by wednesday or thursday modeling will have a better idea of exactly what jose wants to do. we can take a breath. take a breath for a few days before we -- >> don't panic on jose i don't think they're flying into it. >> not that i know of. >> we'll check on that too. thank you gary very much you take jose off my plate and i'll focus on what is going on olney. did you in the the clouds out there you know what that is a serious blow off from irma and maybe during the day tomorrow later in the day we think most of the day will be dry. high pressure which has been over us for so long will continue to keep remnants down south and but we will likely see a four showers late

i mean, anybody can be a junkie. >> whitaker: hannah morris is in college now.'s been clean for more than two years, but in high school, she was using heroin. hannah lives outside columbus, in the upper middle-class suburb of worthington. her parents are professionals. the median income here is $87,000 a year. before she got hooked on heroin, hannah thought it was just another party drug. how did you get to those depths? what was the path you took? >> morris: it started with weed, and it was fun, and i got the good weed. went to... oh, my gosh, i went to pills, and it was still fun-- you know, percocet, xanax, vicodin, all that kind of stuff. and then, yeah, heroin. i started smoking it at first. >> whitaker: so you were what, 15? >> morris: yeah. and i was like, "oh, my gosh, that was amazing." >> whitaker: you remember it even now? >> morris: oh, yeah. let's say i've never done a drug in my life. i would normally be happiness at a six or a seven, at a scale out of ten, you know. and then you take heroin and you're automatically at a 26. and you're like, "i wan

. >> reporter: as hurricane irma began to slam daytona beach late last night, hannah brown was 3,000 miles away, and she got text messages for her hometown friend, christina berneski, urgent texts saying the water was rising. >> she said i can't get the door open because of the water. i said it's a long shot, but do you have an ax or something heavy to swing at the door? >> reporter: she decided to create a social media storm of her own. tweets and retweets. she was determined to get her friend rescued. >> i was locked into my phone, staring, tweeting as fast as possible, and getting the message out on facebook and twitter, just anybody who could possibly go there and help her get out. >> reporter: christina, herself, was on facebook live, sending out plays for help. eventually rescuers arrived. >> she texted me and all she said was they got me. i'm like oh my god, are they there? and she said a team got me. i think i cried. i was so relieved. >> reporter: the daytona beach fire department tweeted hannah, we were able to rescue your friend, an indication that her social media rescue

hannah had a big impact on this trip, an unsung hero.hannah was his wife, i was determined to find an interview with her and i looked and looked and only found one mention of her in one article. there was a correspondence, he happens to interview her on the street and she explains they all decided if it looks like they were going to be captured when trying to escape rather than going back to slavery, they would hold hands and jump overboard with their children and drowned themselves so as much as i adore robert smalls, i am biased that hannah and lydia, his mother, instilled in him a sense of empowerment that could have easily been lost to him. i wish there was more i could have added. i was interested in the two women brought on board, we don't know their relationship to smalls but i found an article later that said one of the young women on their hosted once he was able to buy the home, and considered his adopted daughter. what history we will never know. that is why fiction, you can add that. >> his mother is a central figure in his l

. >> as hurricane irma began slamming daytona beach, hannah brown was in san joe say 3,000 miles away. >> i said can you get to a higher apartment with your neighbors or something? she said no, i can't get the door open. >> he had a chance to calm her and then decided to create a social media storm of her own. she was determined to get her friend rescued. >> i was just locked in my phone staring and tweeting everyone fast as possible and getting the message out on facebook and twitter, anybody who could possibly go there and help her get out. >> cristina herself was on facebook live sending out tweets for herself. >> she text me and they got me. she said they're there? some team came and got me. >> the daytona fire department tweeted to hannah, we were able to rescue your friend. her social media rescue efforts paid off. >> i didn't realize that right away. i thought one of these other people has gotten in touch and then i realized that's them letting me know they saw my tweet and are replying to it. >> chechias nothing but the few bags she was able to carry out. she has set up a go f

dani king and hannah barnes really surprised me today. the result they deserve for the ride that they have. big chance again to model and the men's road race, they have a long ride down to bergen and ian there will to the circuit. pierce egan is the favourite. yes, ithink the circuit. pierce egan is the favourite. yes, i think a lot of people would like to see him take that rainbow jersey people would like to see him take that rainbowjersey again. a really exciting race with michael matthews representing australia and the as well. peter ciganda really wants this. he is talking it down but tomorrow he will turn himself inside out to try to get that jersey again. the norwegians will feel that they have a strong hand as well. great britain have ben swift and another rider could be predicted. yes, they could go into the raise more open—minded about who will get the opportunity in the end, but they have a strong team, theyjust do not have a strong team, theyjust do not haveit have a strong team, theyjust do not have it clear ambition to write

hannah is in kentucky. chicago had days in the 80s. burling to, vermont, beautiful place, was 92. >> what? >> that is blazing hot for burlington, vermont. everyone is just going, you know what? we had ours from about june 15th to labor day weekend. so deal with it. our turn to cool off. that's how this works. i kid you not. people on twitter complaining right and left. we have sunshine and warmer temps but nothing compared to what we had back in july and august. clearing out up in the pacific northwest. they had some cloud cover and some rain. 50s and 60s on the temps. the lows are up a little bit. 58 by the concord pavilion. 52 danville. 62, 65, el cerritto. northeast, northeast, north. more component of a northerly breeze. i see about 15 to 20 northwest at fairfield. 30 up in truckee. 50 in ukiah. northerly breeze. fog is flying down the coast but not making any move from west to east. i think it will, by the time we get to thursday. we are getting very late in the season for the fog. but that's the signature for the high pressure th

hannah dova is at the new york exchange with more.g. >> good morning, anne-marie. the s&p opens at a new record high. the s&p has risen 1.6% this month. overall, tech and drug companies pushed stocks higher yesterday. the dow jones gained 40 points, the s&p added 3, and the nasdaq finished pretty much where it started. >>> the streaming video device-maker roku was a hit on its first day of trading. its initial public offering $9. nearly 68%. roku makes boxes and sticks that lets users watch netflix, hulu, and other streaming networks on their tvs. >>> if you shop at ikea but are sick of putting toget therhe furniture, you'll be interested in this. the swedish furniture giant bought the start-up task rabbit, which allows users to hire people to assemble furniture as well as other chores like cleaning the house. ikea says the aim of the deal is to "make our customers' lives a little bit easier." >>> oil giant chevron is getting a new ceo. as expected, chevron vice chairman and executive vice president michael wirth will take over as ceo

well, we're joined by nikole hannah-jones.article about choosing a school for her daughter in a segregated school system won a national magazine award this year. welcome to democracy now! so talk about what you are finding and why you chose to look at jefferson county. >> one of the reasons that integration was so successful by court order in this outcome the south tends to operate countywide school systems. that meant 20 to flee desegregation could not simply move into a white town to get away from these orders. what we're finding in alabama and really across the country are white communities, wealthier white communities want to pull away from these regional or countywide school districts and form their own racially isolated much more wealthy school districts. that has happened in jefferson county, alabama. i look at that case in particulular because most of the time when white communities -- they're called school district secessions. therehey want to secede, is little scrutiny. we don't do to see their motivation. at the sch

hannah i think had a big impact on this trip. i think she's an unsung hero it was his life, and you know, i wases determined to find an interview with her and i looked and looked and i only found one mention of her in one article and it was there was a correspondent deferred at the time that happened to interview her on the street and she explained that they have all decided if it looked like they were going to be captured when they were trying to escape that rather than going back to slavery they would hold hands and dump overboard with their children, and drown themselves. so you know, as much as i absolutely adore robert smalls i think i'm biased but as a woman i think, you know, hannah an lidia particularly his mother really instilled in him such a sense of -- empowerment that i think could have very easily been lost to him. so i wish there was more that i could have added i was interested in two women who were brought onboard the ship we don't exactly know their relationship to smalls. but i did sign an article later that sa

role models with stimulation so they're encouraged to grow up that's the goal of one project that hannah shellback her wish has evaluated. it's called. high school graduate if a maori is one of the volunteers in this study. once a week she meets up with sylvia a student who's participating in the program at her teacher's recommendation the to do something together it's expressly not about tutoring or learning outcomes. the idea is for sylvia to feel that someone is there just for her for a while her personality has already benefitted. i've definitely noticed that she's become more confident at first i was the one thinking about how we could spend our time together but halfway through she would say next time i'd like to do such and such let's go to the swimming pool other than she put forward a lot more ideas and she stood up for them and said why she wanted some of. that unlike not only does mom most of. the children who meet once a week with a mental become more self-confident hannah should book her wishes observed she surveyed around seven hundred families and divided them into partici

hi, hannah. >> good morning, guys, this time it's whole food.ustomer credit card information was sxosed. supermarket says a portion of business was impacted and in-store restaurant and beer hall called tap room. also its main grocery store was not come pissed because it use as i different payment system not breached. the food giant is working with authorities. >> ford unveiled new pickup truck most of us have to admire from afire 2018 ford super duty limited is most expensive assembly line truck ever the $100,000 has mass aming seats, suede and leather interior and sat inand chrome and cameras. >> you may need to make a run for is dr. ing room they'reet creating a kloming line. sweat shirts an hoodie and go on sale october 11 and will be available for a limited time. >>> jim, rahel. >> we'll wait to see. i feel like i want to say taco bell, stay in your lane. let's per infect the food first we have problems there. >> mcdonald's has a line. kfc has a line. taco bell is jumping on the band wagon. >> i'm not wearing that. >> are you wearing that. >