hannah now expected to make landfall as a category one hurricane soon.ween corpus christi and brownsville. adding a whole extra layer of concern, that whole region has been hit extremely hard in recent weeks with covid-19. >> be prepared to take needed items with you, like soap and sanitizer, disinfectant, maintain at least 6 feet between you and persons that are not part of your immediate family at the shelter. >> officials in hawaii are issuing the same warning as hurricane douglas churns towards the ey islands. douglas is expected to make landfall tonight or tomorrow, possibly on maui. the governor says shelters are open but they should be used as a last resort due to a recent spike of coronavirus there. >> i would like to remind everyone who is in quarantine that you should remain in quarantine, to the extent possible. if you need supplies, please ask a friend and others to provide and help you acquire them. >> safe to say, as if hurricanes aren't scary and potentially destructure enough, now you added in the middle of a pandemic and that takes thing

hannah was a significant storm.ed wind shore, pulled onshore, brought with it, storm surge and flooding. center of storm is across u.s. and mexico. it will pull off towards the southwest away from the u.s. bringing significant rain across the northeastern part of americas co. here is the radar picture across the country. south getting a lot of rain. even areas towards new orleans, plaquemines's parish, some of the energy moisture pulled in towards hannah. hannah across parts of south texas. to the north of that we're also watching some storms part of what is monsoonal moisture you see popping up in the afternoons across the four corners. you will see that again today. pretty significant weather across the central plains. one thing to watch, guys, heat coming back across the mid-atlantic and northeast. another heat wave starting today. temperatures above 90. griff: will be a hot one. thank you, rick. still ahead, former president joe biden is expected to announce his running mate but will his pick unite or divide dem

a sweet natured hannah montana style and the band.red hannah monta na style fa ntasy and the band. a sweet natured hannah montana style fantasy in which our heroine as a schoolgirl by day, aspiring rock manager by night. roles which must be kept separate and sacred. the the band with each cat hopes to make her mark unhindered by the fact that she's in the middle of her marks and has zero experience of organising a gig into learn a tour. welcome, dollar days! and kevin's the band members can attain actual been members who may remember at the very silly thrill of the host played on digital back in april. this is altogether more enjoyable. just don't go expecting a hard—hitting behind the scenes expose. it's essentially a teen fairy tale with doc martens buoyed up fairy tale with doc martens buoyed up with hunt's likeable presence, accompanied by the tunes of song velvet morning and even boasting a cameo by badly drawn boy as an unlikely knight in shining armor. thank you so much for this. no worries. it is available on a range of platfo

varias comunidades de texas se preparan ante el embate de una fuerte depresiÓn tropical de nombre hannahierra entre esta noche y maÑana. >> muchas gracias robot por venir y por visitarnos a este pueblo. >> el robot de los andes es bilingÜe, habla quechua y espaÑol, lo construyÓ un hombre para ayudar a sus alumnos que no pueden ir a la escuela. >> tiempo de pandemia y tiempo de crear, es lo que ha hecho taylor swift con su Último Álbum, folclore, dice que no lo tenÍa planeado pero el tiempo libre del confinamiento fue la mejor excusa para producirlo. >> ♪ (mÚsica) ♪. >> quÉ tal, ¿cÓmo estÁn? muy buenas tardes, les saluda felicidad, gracias por acompaÑarnos en su noticiero, nueva escalada en la difÍcil situaciÓn que viven muchos menores sin papeles en este paÍs detenidos por las autoridades de inmigraciÓn, algunos en hoteles en la ciudad fronteriza de mcallen, texas, donde se han registrado protestas de activistas y abogados que temen que al final estos niÑos sean deportados. lourdes hurtado cuÉntanos mÁs de lo que esta sucediendo, adelante. >> quÉ tal, felicidad, asÍ es, cada vez mÁs preo

el que mÁs nos preocupa es hannah porque estÁ a las puertas de texas.tando. vientos en los 45 millas por hora y mantiene ese rumbo hacia corpus cristi. allÍ llegaría este sÁbado en la maÑana. luego se desplazarÍa hacia la frontera con mÉxico. vamos a tener mucha lluvia sobre la zona de texas. vientos a partir de esta noche como podÉis ver en houston. se empezarÁn a intensificar en la zona de corpus cristi. llegarÍan a las 60 las rÁfagas más fuertes. corpus cristi podrÍa haber acumulados de 3 a 4 pulgadas pero en la zona fronteriza con mÉxico pudieran ser mayores. un poco mÁs al norte houston y galveston. houston los acumulados entre 1 y 2 pulgadas. asÍ que no podemos bajar la guardia porque un episodio como este en texas deja mucha lluvia. en poco tiempo puede ser complicado y peligroso.esto es gonzalo. de modo que no puede crecer como estÁ ocurriendo con rihanna. lo que veremos es que pueden llegar sobre las islas y luego una vez en el caribe se degrada harÍa. douglas, el primer potente huracÁn de esta temporada en el pacÍfico. el ojo se abriÓ, vientos

oh really i only wish i was actually are you surprised and i watched hannah and dry and have not seen each other in person since january because of the coverage 900 travel ban they say talking to each other even several times a day doesn't make up for it i just miss her every morning and getting but i have. and i just recently up her own mind. right i just want to be. this is hannah and ryan in london where they met in 2017 during the university exchange they'd been visiting each other every 2 months since then but the pandemic changed everything it's been very frustrating and very hard for us to see like all these people go on vacation or just you know pull out at these bars like all of their friends and like we would also like to get these things but like most of all we just want to see each other hannah is not the only partner forced to make dinner for one called 900 travel bans often only allow married couples through your nigel cross borders many international couples are now pressuring governments to change this they argue that love is not tourism basically a marriage is a piece

they say there were no fatalities from hannah. meanwhile, hawaii is bracing for hurricane douglas. the system is threatening to bring a maximum sustained winds of 90 miles per hour. the hurricane will pass near oahu, kawai, and maui. >> this is the closest approach that we have had for hurricane probably at least in the last decade. we encourage everyone to hunker down, to be prepared for hurricane force winds. >> a hurricane warning is in effect for kawai county. the governor for a says people should already have their 14 day emergency supply kit in place because of covid-19. he is also encouraging people to add masks, hand sanitizer, and sanitizing wipes. >>> with claudine and steve here as well, steve, any concerns for us relating to what they are getting over in hawaii and elsewhere? >> oh no, no no. sometimes though, sometimes they can re-curve. we have seen that before but not in this case. we are not expecting anything like that. we have seen typhoons come across the pacific and turn extratropical. there have been cases in september and october were that has made an impact,

. >> hannah causa devastación en méxico y estados unidos >>algunos pagan a maestros practicar clasesn un grupo reducido de estudiantes, con compañeros es esto necesario? hablamos con distritos contaremos qué es lo que nos dijeron >> al regresar tomará siete meses llegar al planeta rojo llegarán el próximo 18 de febrero esto es el área donde llegarán por qué es premios al regresar >>

here is a look at what's left of hannah.s at 45 miles an hour, track to go the west-southwest at nine. for the time being, 250,000 people were without power. certainly there is the risk of tornadoes throughout the day today as we have this cyclone that continues to move and weaken into mexico. but the flooding rains, they've been an issue, brought anywhere from five to ten inches. the surf is coming back down. they had five-foot surf into the beaches. that's going to get slowly better. but we'll keep our eye here on hurricane dennis -- or douglas, i should say, moving to the west-northwest at 16. hurricane warnings for oahu, mali, and kawhi. you can see how dangerously close it gets to the islands right on through monday. not expecting it to weaken. we are expecting it to come on into the islands here, just graze the islands with those strong winds, up to about 90 miles. we're looking at those clouds scattering out here, mt. tam, it is 63 in oakland with numbers in the mid-60s for mountain view, 64 in san jose, clouds here i

a look at the after math of hurricane hannah. as another part of the country braces for a different storm to make land fall. >>> a sad weekend for hollywood. who lost a legend today. she was the last surviving star of gone with the wind. she died at home in paris. but she had roots in the bay area. famous actress attended high school here. we have a look back at the career. >> she was a legend from hollywood golden age. a two time oscar winner for best actress. she also received a supporting actress nomination for her role in gone with the wind. it was her chemistry with dashing leading man that created movie magic through the 1940s. >> i did adore having him kiss me. >> the two appeared in nine films together. >> most charming and magnetic and attractive man. i think i have ever met. >> despite a mutual attraction they were never a real life couple. the twice married blamed it on bad timing. >> much less magical relationship with her sister. contributing to their lifelong feud. >> she engaged two major legal conflicts. in 1944 s

hannah will make landfall but according to the national hurricane centre it will weaken between 90 mphely not to cause as much damage as other storms, but even so, a reminder that for people as if they don't know, they know what comes at this time of the year and the hurricane season is now upon us in the atlantic. when a manchester hotel advertised for a receptionist on monday, the owners were shocked to receive almost 1,000 applicants in a day. they had only expected about 30 people to be interested. hospitalityjobs have proved highly—sought—after as thousands of roles have been slashed by restaurant groups in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic. other businesses have reported similar experiences this week. carol cairnes, director of people at the restaurant's owner, d&d london gave her thoughts on the number of applications. it is terribly sad. i mean, we couldn't believe it. when we placed the advert, we expected 30, possibly 40 applicants over a short period of time. and, then, my head of talent got in touch and said, i can't believe this but we've had nearly 1000 applicants in j

jonathan: deeply into a show called hannah. alix: i love hannah! hannah is great!han: it is really cool. my parents turned us onto a show called, the french village, on hulu. fantastic! it is very addictive. it is like downton abbey with nazis. alix: i think you sold it. we have to leave it but great to catch up with you. thanks. private equity investing in health care and the impact of the pandemic on dealmaking. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> time for the bloomberg business flash. auctionhe largest processes in the year. there is a high offer for ebay's classified unit. it could fetch more than $8 billion. in japan, a top executive is concerned the practice of hiring women more for manpower than diversity is hindering progress. the deputy president told bloomberg japan has a long way to go. market is slow now but there are reasons why it could become more active in a positive way. that is an area we are strong in. that is encouraging for us. the first coronavirus vaccine could be available in the u.s. before the end of the year. trials due to start in july. the chance o

. >>> hurricane hannah making landfall in texas today is a category one storm. it is the first hurricane of the atlantic season to make landfall. the search for the texas coast is expected, the system packing heavy rain and instructive wins. the rains will continue overnight, flash flooding is likely along the southern and eastern eye wall -- central wall. storms have already hit mississippi and alabama. >>> in the meantime, hawaii is bracing for douglas, the storm peaked as a category four yesterday but has weakened to below hurricane status. tonight, it is expected to sideswipe the big island and then passover maui early tomorrow afternoon. people on maui we were preparing today, stocking up on sandbags and supplies. douglas is bringing the possibility of damaging wind, flooding, rain, and dangerously high surf. let's bring in meteorologist mark tamayo now, i know my family down in south texas got a lot of rain near brownsville. you have family in hawaii who i'm sure are getting ready as well? >> that's right, tim and christina, i hope your family safe and sou

. >> translator: hannah told me the staff suggested she slap the man. >> she says her daughter had toign an agreement saying she would do whatever staff asked of her. now the mother is filing an ethics complaintnt with thee me watchdog group. >> translator: if i don't do anything, people will rememembe hannah as a violent person. i can'tt allow that. i want people to know the truth. i want to restore my daughter's honor. >> she argues the show violated her daughter's rights by giving an inaccurate depiction of the type of woman she was. >>> in the age of the coronavirus, people are staying home not for work but for socializing too. the setting is inspiring south korean drinkers to try fresh and exciting takes on traditional liquor. nhnhk world kim chan-ju has mor. >> reporter: going for a post-work drink has taken a new meaning in south korea. people like this man used to hit the town, but now they invite frfriends home instead. >> kim's passion is traditional microbreweries. there are more than 1,000 across south korea. kim uses a new subscription seservice to get ahold of hard-to-fi

hannah: definitely. as we have seen in the past few months, the world is changing in people uselp -- how banks generally, so something to look out for. we should mention, they had done pretty well in the last earnings report. wells is reporting their next quarter earnings next week. into how get an eye bad things are for them and across the industry. last quarter, they set aside a huge amount for loan losses. this quarter is expected to be even worse on that front. we will see just how bad things .re next week in the coming weeks and months, we will get an idea of how many job cuts there will be, and where they will come from. vonnie: wells fargo does not have any comments on this right now, but why are their compensation costs higher than their peers? wells fargo has kept their headcount steady in recent rs have beene working to trim their headcount down. issues inhad their recent years, the fake accounting scandal, and then a bunch of issues that push their expenses through the roof. on the headcount a

pillow or not so there's so many stories after i want to share one here with you and this is from hannah he sent to set some tweets and hannah here talks about how long it takes to get fuel and the women come with their children and i'm nearby public facilities like restrooms you can't get out of line because your spot will be taken and the amounts of people who bank is crazy she's giving us just a little look into what is it like to be in yemen jane war time how it goes on to say most of the women have breadwinners and have no report to work on a daily basis and their fair share of public transport is expensive it's getting higher and that's because a covered 19 a small business is a going out of business and we go on again but it's of such a vivid story that she's telling him she's the many rumors say that this fuel crisis will be longer than expected the humanitarian situation in yemen is beyond the worst now after. at search. sir unbelievable it's hell on earth for many many and sign the amount as a stick to now of lost count of how many relatives and friends and relatives of friends

the chechen which has to hannah miles up and preaches each sunday it's called the church of peace and she considers the name her mission she believes that the far right group is dividing society with their marches. if you aforementioned people here in stalest say they feel frightened media the. numbers are increasing this indeed they dress alike they wear black clothing and they march through our district it was obvious they don't say much since i am but there are presents that create so analysts and discovering whooshed it stood on the instinct just just what the steel a young stand for why they demonstrate is never expressed in public they behave as if they're out for an innocent stroll but their agenda is rooted in far right ideology their true intentions are revealed on the internet postings like these a typical of the group. xenophobia racist nationalistic. in reality they are the ones out of place in this peaceful district with its 17000 residents where the crime rate has been decreasing steadily for many years and still is i believe the sale is like a village within the city of

and then a quick update on tropical depression hannah.hough winds have dropped down to 30 miles per hour right now, storm totals could reach up to 16 inches by the end of tomorrow. so this is still very dangerous for south texas and northern mexico because it could cause some life-threatening flash flooding. eric? >> frances, thank you. 30 years ago a major turning point in opening large parts of society, the people with disabilities. the americans with disabilities act was signed into law in 1990. deborah cook, an alumni board member of guide dogs for the blind in san rafael is visually impaired and assisted by her guide dog praline. cook says it is important to remember ada is civil rights legislation. >> to change the relationship of people with disabilities to being someone who the public needs to, you know, is maybe the most important piece of the ada. >> cook says before the ada she had to fight just to be able to rent an apartment when the landlord felt it might not be safe for her to live by herself. >>> a group of ada advocates k

nikole hannah-jones, it's been a great pleasure having you on. thank you so very much. >>> coming up, after years of trying, efforts to approve some type of compensation for slavery and systemic discrimination are getting traction and, importantly, not just here. an update on reparations, the effort overseas when we come back. ♪ book two separate qualifying stays and earn a free night. the open road is open again. and wherever you're headed, choice hotels is there. book direct at choicehotels.com. (woman chattering) - [narrator] ordering dinner for the family? (family gasps) rewarded with a side of quiet. (baby murmuring) grubhub rewards you, (scooter horn honking) get a free delivery perk when you order. (doorbell rings) - [group] grubhub. for spending a perfectly reasonable amount of time on the couch with tacos from grubhub? rewarded! get a free delivery perk when you order. - [group] grubhub. >>> these weeks of protests in our streets over racial inequality are bringing a renewed focus on finding ways to possibly compensate for injustices lik

the far right seen announced they would no longer be holding the same hannah. the late summer 29002 spoke anti islam groups have gathered for a demonstration among them the several familiar faces men who march with the state a young as well as members of need lands brotherhood gemini awkward and of a man i ask you a quick question we recognize you from sheila why you're here today and you can no comment i was asking him and he said no comment why do you feel the need to be here he won't answer because the as we know you from y. here today. for a walk that's all he's allowed to say. when . you hear what you just said leftist intimidation do you feel intimidated by the left. that hears of our. whining speaking for him county give me an interview we don't give interviews he's a big thing for the brotherhood are for and so i knew the brotherhood are not above it then how do you represent myself but you said what are your eva says. on social media he's much less reserved this says it's time we germans made more use of our right to self defense. a security barrier se

nikole hannah-jones, it's been a great pleasure having you on. thank you so very much. >>> coming up, after years of trying, efforts to approve some type of compensation for slavery and systemic discrimination are getting traction and, importantly, not just here. an update on reparations, the effort overseas, when we come back. effort overseas, when we come back >>> these weeks of protests in our streets over racial inequality are bringing a renewed focus on finding ways to possibly compensate for injustices like slavery, like systemic discrimination. it is a third-rail topic for a lot of folks. leaders in the house of representatives say a decades-old proposal to create a commission at least on reparations could finally be approved this year. nbc news correspondent carl nasman reports the mood is shifting on this issue in the uk as well. >> reporter: with statues falling from virginia to bristol, england, a new push to reconcile a dark history on both sides of the atlantic. the death of george floyd helping take the issue of reparations for slav

this is category 1 hurricane hannah.ou can see southern texas, northern mexico winds at 75 miles an hour. it continues to take a turn to the left moving west at about 9 miles an hour. and looking at locally anywhere from 5 to perhaps 10 inches of rain in southern texas there near corpus christi and brownsville, but it'll dissipate and fall apart as it moves into the mountains of mexico. of course we'll be watching that for you and an update on our local weather coming up. >> woo do want to talk more about that hurricane. hurricane hannah just strengthed to a hurricane this past half-hour. it's expected to hit texas later today as the first atlantic hurricane to make landfall this season. this is live look from texas where hannah is forecasted to hit corpus christi later this afternoon or evening. storm surge warnings are in effect for the area and it's expected to produce 5 to 10 inches of rain before moving into mexico tomorrow night. >>> todays services beganll started in the birthplace of the trailblazing civil rights

up to a foot of rain from hannah could cause flash-flooding. hurricane douglas is taking aim at hawaii. it's a category 3 expected to weaken into a tropical storm when it makes landfall sunday near honolulu. well, tonight preparations are underway to honor civil rights icon john lewis. lewis will lie in state at the u.s. capitol-- a rare honor-- on monday and tuesday. before that, on sunday arriving in washington, on sunday lewis's casket will make a symbolic last trip across the edmund pettus bridge in selma, alabama, where lewis was beaten by police on bloody sunday in 1965. the events are part of a six-day celebration of lewis's life. and there is still much more news. why the president's former fixer is out of prison tonight, as he prepares to finish his tell-all book. hitting the jackpot: if you promised a friend three decades ago that you would split it, would you honor the deal? and later, cbs' steve hartman on how social distancing brought a newspaper carrier closer to his customers. for my mother my father my grandmother my brothers an

back with me, nicole hannah jones.tterson, professor of african-american studies at georgetown university. he's the author of destructive desires, rhythm and blues culture and the politics of racial equality. good to see you again. nicole, thank you for being back with us. nicole, you wrote about reparations and the fact that it's time for american to pay its bill and you offered your view of what reparations look like. can you share that with us? >> yes. so, the piece that i wrote is called what is owed. and it really looks at this idea that for 350 years black americans were legally denied the ability to accumulate wealth and for 250 years the ability to even have an income. and that almost every disparity that we looked that. this country can be related in some ways to the economic status of black americans. black americans and indigenous people have the highest rates of poverty, the lowest wealth. black people have about t$10 of wealth for $100 of wealth that white americans have. i argue that the decision not to m

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hannah price reporting.nd fiona mackenzie, who we heard from earlier, joins me now. also i'm joined by the conservative mp for newbury, lucy farris. fiona, your campaign is getting the law changed, how do you feel? iam under law changed, how do you feel? i am under no illusion, this is only the beginning. as the government minister said, it was important to make it clear you cannot consent to your own murder. and to make it clear not just to your own murder. and to make it clear notjust to the general public but to practitioners in the criminal justice system, police, prosecutors, judges, barristers. we see failings at every single stage of the criminal justice system. at every single stage of the criminaljustice system. there is so much more to make this work in practice. it is my understanding it is common law that you cannot consent to being injured or killed. and this will now be written down and put into law by the government. some barristers say it will not change that much because that common law prin

political views could actually harm their current and future employment hannah why do you think so many republicans with degrees now for your their political beliefs could affect their employment. well i think 1st and foremost if you're educated you know that it actually could affect your employment i've seen many people not get jobs because of their little cult and have seen other people not going to move forward in their political careers even i think also that if you look at a college campus as much happening across this country we increasingly see them moving further and further to the left conservative speakers or shout it out when they come to speak we often see many of the teachers are pushy leftist views and socialist views and we often see that conservatives don't feel like they have free speech even on their college campuses and that's something that they increasingly feel is under threat so i think that it makes sense that people coming out of those establishments apply what they've learned what they've seen on those college campuses to the real world not consistent in fact t

musicians and artists went to me that's the worst thing you can possibly do i want to thank you both hannah cox and ed martin for coming on and illuminating this debate for us today thank you so much. and thank you. all right everybody as we go to break remember that you can also stop watching the hawks on demand through the brand new portable t.v. which is available on all platforms so you have no excuse not to get it it's available everywhere all right coming up legal journalist molly borrows joins us to discuss the current plight appearing 1000000 u.s. citizens now facing a picture you do not want to miss this conversation stay tuned to watch. conservative media tell us the political left in the united states become radicalized like the joe biden well sure in an era of socialism profoundly changing the country on the other hand biden in many in his or bridge claim nothing would fundamentally change so we should visit or is it as always just. a dark industry comes to life in los angeles every night. dozens of women sells their bodies on the streets many of them under age. police reveal a

musicians and artists went to me that's the worst thing you can possibly do i want to thank you both hannah cox and ed martin for coming on and illuminating this debate for us today thank you so much. and thank you all right everybody as we go to break remember that you can also stop watching the hawks on demand through the brand new portable t.v. app which of the billboard on all platforms so you have no excuse not to get it it's available everywhere all right coming up legal journalist molly baro joins us to discuss the current plight of 30000000 u.s. citizens now facing a picture you do not want to miss this conversation stay tuned to watch because. i like it when the hosts ask a question for the guests and then actually listens to the guests answer and then react to that that's a follow dennis miller here i've got a new show. on the larry king question listening learning you know i've always said i never learned anything when i was talking it's important to a list of. questions and more. seeing the horrors that arise with money and evil. corporate criminals who trash countless lives the

comunidad que mantenga alerta y protegida seguiremos muy atento a los efectos que puedo traer el huracán hannahrama diferente en la costa oeste en el área de la bahía buenas tardes >>> efectivamente, una situación muy diferente a la que se registra en el golfo de méxico, cerca de texas vamos a actualizarnos la noticia en la bahía condiciones bastante agradables pero hoy nuevamente vimos este auge en el termómetro vamos a ver imágenes, nubes dispersas en nuestro cielo temperaturas actuales en los 73°, baja nubosidad y también niebla en la zona costera aún está bastante cálido a algunos sectores al interior, tenemos ese descenso en el termómetro en cuanto al cambio de temperatura en las últimas 24 horas, ahí está en pantalla un aumento de 11° en la ciudad de (nombre extranjero) 7° en san francisco y 5° por el sur de la bahía en san josé así que un poco cálido, tenemos temperaturas en las próximas horas a partir de las 8:00 de la noche estaremos en san josé, los 67° al caer la medianoche temperaturas en los bajos 60° 62, tenemos nuestro satélite, condiciones variables tenemos esta niebla que está

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hunt takes the title role again in kat and the band, a sweet—natured hannah montana—style fantasy iny night. roles which must be kept separate and secret. dollar days are the band with whom kat hopes to make her mark, unhindered by the fact that she's in the middle of her mocks and has zero experience of organising a gig, let alone a tour. a warm welcome to dollar days! thank heavens the band members include actual rock star, duggee pointer, the bassist of mcfly, who, regular viewers will remember costarred in the silly horror thriller, the host, which came out on digital back in april. we've gone viral! this is altogether more enjoyable, just don't go expecting a hard—hitting behind the scenes expose. it's essentially a teen fairy tale in doc martens, buoyed up by hunt's likeable presence of, accompanied by the tunes of some velvet morning, and even posting a cameo by badly drawn boy, as an unlikely knight in shining armour. thank you so much for this. no worries, my pleasure. it's available on a range of platforms now. we've died and gone to heaven, boys. man, you kidding me, look

i'm hannah from the bbc.n't particularly like to talk about their bottoms or their vaginas or anything like that, but now we just have sort of like this unwritten rule that we can talk about anything and we'll help each other as much as we possibly can. was it hard initially to open up about that? i found it very embarrassing. now, some of the things we talk about, unreal! the pain experienced when a pelvic mesh repair goes wrong has been likened to splintered glass. it is estimated one in ten women experience complications following the procedure, which is used to treat incontinence or prolapse. within months of starting her review, baroness cumberlege was so appalled by the stories she was hearing, she recommended that the procedure should be stopped until certain conditions were met. that pause is still in place. mesh has robbed me of the person i used to be. my life is completely different. pelvic mesh was used to treat jill hedley‘s incontinence. she also experienced complications after a bowel mesh remo

city leaders say there were no fatalities from hannah. hurricane douglas brushes away.st missed islands not making landfall. still heavy rain caused major flooding. all hurricane warnings have been canceled. >>> steve, they happen in the pacific every now and then and hawaii is sometimes in the past. >> it has been a quiet season in the pacific. we had douglas for, typhoons been quite. thankfully douglas went north. he was about 30 miles north of the islands and it made a huge difference. they don't take direct hits very often. this one based on all advisories has been canceled. it has been firing up with the monsoon firing up. a typical july pattern here, morning fog, sunny, breezy, anywhere from about 59 to 99 covers the spread. average is 66/55. 86 the record high. not that warm. 1990. they stay in the 80s for most, we had one last week of 78. consistent, 55 in berkeley as well. lakeport is 75, brentwood is almost 70. they will be near 95. but most locations, it has been this way for a couple week and just subtle changes. the high might build back up, and we could wa

remnants of hannah along with gonzalo, another system in the works. here's where tropical depression hannah is. the northern tier of mexico, the city of monterey. that is where it is raining. notice portions of texas picked up 3/4 of a meter of rainfall. all of that is tapering off in the last few hours. notice back off towards the atlantic, we know where a 90% chance is for a tropical storm to form. pretty good confidence and potentially into next week, a lot of confidence this will head towards the leeward islands, skirting in and out the turks and caicos and potentially towards the bahamas. any interest in the united states, you notice the tail end of the field puts it precisely in that general area. this is a very concerning depiction here. in the potential path of this storm as we go into the first week of august. >> too many horrible things going on at the same time there. pedram, many thanks bringing us up to date on that situation. >>> now to the growing tensions between china and the united states. just a short time ago beijing officially shu

gymnastics which is undisclosed in december and was waiting for an outcome eight months on i spoke to hannahy. we want to make sure that they were transparent and that they were being open and honest and i think that it is not honest that they have stepped aside. we want to make sure that they're still being transparent and that this is going... are the results when to be made public and will be no about it? i think this should have happen from the start really. i think it's why we didn't have much trust in british gymnastics at the time and why we we re gymnastics at the time and why we were a bit sceptical about the independent review in the first place but it is stephanie starting this movement and this change thatis that is needed. so we have got this independent review natalie but what other support our gymnasts being given? a confidential helpline is being set up for any gymnasts to come forward confidentially and talk about any abuse they may have suffered. it is a joint venture between the nsp cc and the british athletes commission. and it is available from the 20th ofjuly. 0ne progr

you can see that hurricane hannah is still marching inland.very slow pace, the national hurricane center says four to 6 foot storm surges are possible. not top mention 5 to 10 inches of rain, isolated areas see up to 18 inches. images coming out of there show some low-lying roads, and docks and beach access points already submerged. we're also getting reports of storm surge flooding happening in corpus christi even though hannah made land fall further south while emergency shelters are open across the region, this area has also seen some of the highest numbers of coronavirus infections, fatality and hospitalizations. so health officials say if you have to evacuate, bring along things like your own bedding, hand sanitizer and mask. >> the most important thing i could say today is to issue a reminder to everybody in the state of texas, just because a hurricane comes to the state, does not mean that covid-19 disappears. >> now this is radar of hurricane douglas which is out in the pacific another system we're watching. it is threatening the hawai

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roll storm hannah and hurricane douglas. hurricane douglas a category 3 storm. there's the satellite showing you that well defined eye in the pacific. this is a concern as we head toward the weekend for the hawaiian islands. in fact, right now that's a projected path that could be weakening to a category one storm. we'll come closer. could be approaching oahu. that would be as we head into sunday. so this track might deviate a bit, but that's what we're watching for right now. a weakening storm, possibly a category 1 or tropical storm. and then there is tropical storm hannah right now packing winds of 50 miles an hour approaching the texas coastline. could be making landfall this weekend just to the south of corpus christi, and that could be later in the day saturday, and also into sunday. so we keep an eye on those two symptoms this weekend. back here across northern california, we still have the fog hanging out coastside. the fog is out there near the coast, pushing locally into the bay. when it's foggy, that's where you have the cooler temperatures. temperatu

nicole hannah jones, staff write werer for the "new york times" and creator of the 1619 project, that history of slavery in america for which she was awarded a pulitzer fries. nicole, i couldn't help in one of those pictures that we just showed of john lewis. i couldn't help but notice he was wearing what appeared to be one of your hats. he was wearing a 1619 hat. did you see that? >> yes. so that's not an official "new york times" project hat, but he certainly is evoking that 1619 year, that 400 year legacy and 400 year history, and we have seen that all in the protests over the past few months. this is really an effort to connect what we are seeing today to this ongoing legacy, and i was really proud of that representative lewis, that he was wearing that hat. every member of congress actually received a copy of the 1619 project, and i know that this was a valuable way for us to see not just the prism of his life and struggle but the prism of the struggle to make america a democracy. america a true democracy, which we know was john lewis' lifelong work. >> again, as we're having this