the harken hit abaco and grand bahama are in and the issue here is that it spent it's it was an awfully long time that these places were subjected to intense rainfall and wind now i know that you say access is just starting to open up but is it your expectation that really what most of the buildings have been destroyed that there will be very little left. well we know already from some of the aerial assessments that upwards of 60 percent and in some areas possibly up to 80 and 90 percent of the buildings have been damaged and heavily dished heavily destroyed or heavily damaged or completely destroyed so we noted there's a large percentage of business buildings that have been really affected and we are expecting that there will be extensive needs so we know that people are going to need and they need right now food water shelter sanitation shelter materials blankets 1st aid attention psychological support and all sorts of all the basic human needs are what's we're seeing that's needed now but we're already starting to dry address this we had prepositioned supplies in place and we had vol

barres johnson tabled the motion off to parliament approved a bill to block a no deal breck's it and harken darrien is expected is headed towards the united states after leaving a trail of destruction in the bahamas so far the official death toll stands at 7 but the prime minister is warm but it's sure to rise as the full extent of the disaster becomes clear. now a wave of xenophobic attacks against foreign owned businesses in south africa is blowing up into a diplomatic crisis i geria says it will boycott an african economic summit in cape town after many nigerians were targeted in the violence that quick johannesburg and pretoria for days and south african brands or face reprisal attacks by protesters in both nigeria and zambia harwich us has more from johannesburg. nigerians are angry about anti foreign attacks in africa protest outside the surf going on story in a crisis they want the government to do more to protect nigerians living in south africa hundreds of men dead parental support. supports what is a brutal protect life and property of those people who our nigerian people are dyin

. >> i'm not a huge movie guy but the closest thing that the bank robbery i write about harkens backto is the gangster arrow. where they go in with guns blazing or end up with guns blazing. anybody remember a name of a gangster movie? [laughter] >> unfortunately when it comes to cops and robbers shoot them ups and things like that most of them are terribly inaccurate and a little bit overblown and unrealistic. that's really the era in harkens back to the most. >> i think while bill is still waiting for a decent treatment. he's been portrayed a few times. there's a movie called wild bill that jeff bridges did in the 1990s to go back to gary cooper in 1936 with the plainsman. there is even a bizarre movie called the white buffalo in which charles bronson played while bill hickok. he security plays in the first season of deadwood the hbo series and he died after six episodes.spoiler alert. sorry. i would love somebody one day to try and tackle this complex character and the times that surround him. i can't recommend any particular picture that i thought captured hickok. >> i'm a little

look, let me harken back to when the president wasn't president.nanke/obama zero interest rates and the printing of money. let me harken back to the president talking about china playing with their currency. well, if you take things down to 0%, you are playing with your currency. let me harken back to the president on interest rates. you are screwing the savers. your people, your americans, that want riskless income investment that you are telling them they are not going to make a dime on their savings. not good. hate it. don't do it. unfortunately, he's going for the easy money, the easy way out. >> i think more than that, i think it's a political decision on his part to sort of tee up the federal reserve as a possible scapegoat if the economy slows down between now and the election in 2020. but really, the president should be celebrating the fact that interest rates are not zero in this country. he should be celebrating the country's good economy and the fact that alone amongst the developed worlds just about right now, we can have 2% interest ra

you were harkening back to watergate as an example where richard nixon turned over transcripts of what he said were the tape-recordings and they weren't accurate. >> of course the president stood in front of a huge number of three-ring binders and he said, look, how honest i'm being. look how open i'm being. i'm giving you all of this stuff. well we had the tape-recordings. and those transcripts were doctored to help him, to eliminate stuff that was harmful, and to include stuff that was helpful to him. and that was part of the articles of impeachment. the use of that transcript to bambozle was an impeachable offense, part of the coverup. look, there are actually three dots, ellipse his showing material is omitted from this transcript. nobody is going to trust a transcript. you need to see the actual tape-recording. . >> we believe we are going to have the whistle-blower complaint before the end of the hour. at least congress will have it. we won't but congress will. >> if the president is interested in disclosure he should make it available to everybody. why is his conversation open,

after making landfall in the us states of north and south carolina full cost is expected to bring harken force winds to parts of nova scotia late on saturday it's already left a trail of devastation in the bahamas thousands of people that have been fleeing the islands by boat plane on cruise ship to escape the catastrophic off to monster of the storm the death toll is now at 43 and it is expected to grow significantly. in shock and in pain people on the bahamas are desperately trying to leave the islands ravaged by hurricane dorian. for many the meager possessions they're carrying are all they have left. you know our no power over i doubt. it's by everything we have everything is i mean everyone trying to help it but it seemed they were going to going to a good enough job to go after the people just to please the people so nobody any of them it's going to be. the people who once called this shanty town home are among the most desperate of dorian's victims. national and international aid organizations have begun moving in to airlift the injured to hospitals and bring food water and other

but when they go off sure they towed into proper areas of low pressure there's a say venture they harkens part hello dan the top stories on al-jazeera this hour the british prime minister boris johnson is threatening to call a snap election if m.p.'s go against him on wednesday parliament is voting on a law which will last a no deal breck said on october 31st and delay britain's e.u. divorce state by 3 months. iran's deputy foreign minister has confirmed the country would return to the nuclear deal commitments but only if it received $15000000000.00 for oil sales the deal was proposed by france in a bid to salvage the afford. and hurricane dorian is moving towards the southeast united states after hitting the bahamas as a category 5 at least 7 people died there that number is likely to rise and homes have been flattened more than a 1000000 people in the u.s. have been ordered to evacuate to safety. explosions have been reported in the syrian coastal city of latakia state television says the blasts were a result of anti aircraft guns intercepting drones that were launched towards an airbas

nostalgia isn't harkening back to the past, it's harkening back to a past that never existed.little bit about, where does isis, the theology and philosophy their ethos fitted in? is it a throwback nostalgia to earlier time or is it firmly rooted in modernity. isis is what is generally called sulla for switches to say that they advocate the return of the islamic world and perhaps all the world to the à Ãthe original century of islam when they were the rightly guys. this is what they claim very few people who are in isis have read much history. many of them don't even speak or read arabic. many of them are only minimally conversant with the quran or had Ãyou have this huge swath of people who are being told what history is and being told Ãbwe think he got a degree from saddam hussein university in baghdad. but they too are not talking about not talking about the past and the objective sense that you and i would talk about it. they are talking about this ideal in the past the past in which islam never put on the sword the past in which the true answer had been given to humanity a

. >> they like it because it harkens back to a simpler time where people just sat around and talked.> we always said if the show took place today, it would be six people on the couc doing that the whole time. >> reporter: tickets for a "friends" pop up experience in new york sold out well in advance. >> part of everything i imagined. >> the popup allows fans to take a walk down memory lane and ino troducl the show's iconic moments. and there were many. >> what is chandler bing's job >> reporter: spread across 236 episodes. central to the plot, a question that burned for a decade >> we were on a break. >> reporter: will ross and rachel get together >> i got off the plane. >> reporter: 15 years have now passed since the show said good-bye >> do you realize at one time or another we all lived in this apartment? >> reporter: yet for loyal fans their friendship with "friends" lives on joe fryer, nbc news, new york. >> can't believe it's been 25 years. that's "nightly news" for this friday. i'm lester holt. for all of us at nbc continues to happen tonight, calling for action on climate cha

well be heading towards the 2 islands that suffered the most through hurricane dorian incredibly harken dorian might actually help out in that situation because it charged up the water so much h. drop to the sea temperature by 3 or 4 degrees that means that the storm that's commonly headed at those 2 islands isn't as strong as it could be you know people on the island are taking precautions the prime minister says that people there are ready there are already temporary shelters and the government is in place ready to do what it can 3800 people are still missing the new telecommunications facilities have been sent to the 2 islands that were hit the washed that may be good news because improve communications might help the authorities here update the list of people who are missing so that number may well come down in the next couple of days with a visit to from the u.n. secretary general who says that the conditions here are heartbreaking but he says this is the consequence of climate change and when he welcomes world leaders to new york in about a week or so he says he wants them to come

will harken dorian is headed towards the united states now off to decimating parts of the bahamas so far 7 people are confirmed dead but the prime minister warns the death toll is sure to rise as the country prepares for a humanitarian crisis half of all homes on the 2 worst affected islands were damaged or destroyed by the hurricane winds that hit the abaco island equalled the highest ever recorded at landfall. all of my family. but he lost everything. none of them have a home to live in or anything like it's terrible looting has started people are going into the homes and taking stuff that wasn't. there you can put. on right now well just there is money joins us live now from the bahamas what do you seeing and hearing about there. that's right martin the storm may have passed but the devastation is now visible i mean that said there are still parts of the country the worst hit areas in the northern bahamas grand bahama freeport abacha that are still odd reachable most flights are being rerouted here to nasa we're just outside of the nassau you're poor where we just saw a u.s. coast

humberto as it moved away from the bahamas that's allowed a damper ations to resume for survivors of harken daryn 2 weeks ago some of into sunday church services for the 1st time since the disaster alan fischer joined them in freeport. for many this was the 1st time to come together since the hurricane the church a source of comfort after some difficult days once more the hugs were warm the tears were real the stories of survival frightening we watched our house and our home destroyed i mean a limb by limb or whatever you want to call it may just you know we were sometimes over 20 feet coming in over the roof into the roof because we're you know sustained some damage in that area we saw it there but luckily dad didn't see us there sharing what they have one man and his family are sleeping in a friends one woman has a working well so we're sharing water community coping together we lost everything everything we might as a salvage some little shoes and pants and stuff like that certain to get our stuff into a few of my church members i've lost everything you know so i think that i didn't have

next harken dorian still ovover the bahamas at leastst fe people that have been killed so far winds of two hundred and fifty columbus but our constant heavy rain. caused unprecedenented damage as well s widespread flooding the main apple reported now on the six feet of water. and it continues with you more of course as we get. trying to business came to join this is political turmomoil continues in london the warnings about the cost of the new deal brexit at getting increasingly diet cake with latest sixteen billion dollars mark is the latest figure. at this morning to come out from a group of you an economist they say that is the number of lost exports to the european union. in the event of a note deal brag that they say the number is a conservative estimate which accounts for at least 7% of the uk's total exports to the block. the auto industry would be the most affected according to this new report along. with the farming and fashion sectors take a listen. there will be a drop in the- indirect support to the u. but there will be also decreasing their export to the old two older. cou

the get things back but it like and it's how our of then was my want and how rickett you quoted a harken but something else with the what a minute the down the road at a nearby airstrip he chaotic scene is playing out every here with everything stalk them the never own go with box of may have no bottom it's go bottom up to for that the 1st airplanes have arrived to evacuees survivors of hurricane dory t.r.a. nubile is here with her children but there are hundreds of others trying to evacuated and there simply aren't enough planes it's a disaster are a lot of people won't live that's passed away a lot of body is it's it's ridiculous no how no homes that's no saltz are and it's really really bad yeah driving down the road to toward marsh harbour it becomes clear why so many people are fleeing this region of the bahamas was the worst hit by the storm this is about as bad as hurricane damage gets as you can see the scene here in marsh harbour is nightmarish there is debris everywhere there are boats in front of people's driveways the floodwaters have not receded yet and for thousands of resi

we'll keep causal developments on that situation the bahamas of for you and of course the progress of harken dorian. it's not a business let's so bring in now you could roy haynes chose a good evening to you hello starting with a google face yet another anti trust investigation. attorney generals from fifty eight states and territories in the united states have launched a probe into google's advertising business. don has long been accused of abusing its dominance in online such it has already faced the european union fine says the more than eight billion euros. since twenty seventeen. let's take a listen to call rest seen that the attorney general for the district of columbia. very compelling analyses suggest that the overwhelming. number of query responses. relate to. google businesses and or advertisers that pay for that slot. within those blanks. attorney generals. really care about where the rubber meets the road. and that is for the residents of their states. and consumers we also care about businesses especially small businesses. that w was the attorneyey general f for the district of

organized for democracy protesters blocked roads to hong kong's busy international airport and harken dorian is upgraded to category 5 makes landfall in the bahamas pretty tarantula brain and damaging when. we begin the program and yemen where the red cross says dozens of people have been killed in an as strike the saudi led military coalition says it targeted the rebels in the city of denmark but the rebels say the facility was a prison housing inmates loyal to the u.n. recognize government more but unmanly has. residents in damascus explosions shook the city aid workers being pulling the dead and injured out of the rubble the who this plane was saudia marotta coalition fighting in yemen saying they targeted to previous university who is being used as attention center for prisoners of war the who they say people under lock and key would trucked at the palms. of the saudi coalition says the site was storing drones and missiles. i swear to god i don't know what happened we were sleeping at midnight and then there was about 3 or 4 airstrikes maybe 6 it was targeting the jail i really do

relative security in this part of the world you need a huge amount of student debt and i'm working on a harken levee which all the way around in circles 3 communities 26000 people right here is the town of gold medal a gold medal several feet below sea level and the sea. is just here on this side of the levee that is the front edge of the gulf of mexico and without this hurricane levy gold medal the other communities would not exist. but some parts of be left to the elements this is the once thriving community of leaving which i'm like golden meadow has no levee to protect it from rising sea levels or even mind the storms the pools with levels to rise. it's a lot of these kids. you know we had there was a lot more than. a match of this land all of this land being fortified hardness today that's what people. yeah there was as you say there was a 7 tree right that was in the right and then took a boat out to it and you can clearly see the tombstone sticking out of water or not it's just it's just flat right. to the community here in the field 10 years ago it was about what's a 30 yeah. and i thi

at least 2 and a half 1000 people have been reported missing off the harken darrien struck the bahamas the government says the official death toll will be dramatically higher than the 50 already were faulted. reports. emergency services in the bahamas continue to sift through the debris left in the wake of hurricane dorian. search and rescue crews have arrived from the u.s. and canada to locate the thousands who are listed as missing the number that is expected to significantly increase. in grief me there as a country. begins with the families who are the last the loved ones. the islands of abaco and grand bahama were the worst hit the devastation here is widespread based off of our sample i would say yes. you know we've we've probably had at most 110th of this area and and we so far we have got a copy from 5 human remains. so based off our sample size we're going to see more. in the community of marsh harbor entire neighborhoods were wiped off the map and the debris scattered by durians destructive winds and storm surge have left behind a challenging environment for search and recover

at least seven dead in the bahamas harken dorian is causing unprecedented damage and destruction conditions are hampering rescue and recovery efforts and the death toll sadly is expected to rise . thank you very much for being with us boris johnson has lost a second vote this time by a bigger margin british lawmakers taking full with that rebel alliance. plan to block an ideal breaks at the so called ban bail. i miss johnson sixty was to try to call for an early general election on the bill let's start with that pro full by the labor mp hillary ban. sung by several conservatives aims to prevent and no deal brexit stand artery fifty that's the exit date. until john to the thirty first next year just to remind. you that is currently set for october. thirty first. the playbill has passed to the commons and goes to the lord's for proof. the jeremy corbyn warned that is at least a ninety to one hundred point for the bus to in store in the opera house. was johnson as expected then hit back after losing those well. three votes in two days with a motion for the general election he wants to go to th

storm to ever hit the archipelago with winds of more than 295 kilometers per hour the category 5 harken is expected to deliver 2 days of torrential rain for varying northwest towards florida and gallagher is in miami and joins us now so it's already slammed into the bahamas where is hearken dorian now well it's around the north east of the bahamas remember the bahamas a lots of different little islands it's heading towards freeport and grand bahama but we're already getting early reports of those 300 kilometer per hour winds and those 350 kilometers per hour gusts are doing some serious damage the officials in the bahamas have been warning people not to ride this storm out some of taken that decision and may very well be risking their lives now from its very inception dorian has really surprise forecasts is the national hurricane center it strengthened significantly on sunday morning becoming a category 5 but it's also slowed down significantly which means it could be lingering over the bahamas for almost 2 days inflicting damage that we can only imagine at this point because communicat

protests has issued a new message on social media calling on sisi to resign or what is the how that harkened back some c.c. you swear that you will leave power if the people don't want you so please be a man of your word don't let your offices upset the people let them walk in the streets freely you promise the people freedom so please stop being a liar a major border crossing between iraq and syria is due to be reopened on monday they are crossing has been closed since 2012 to all but government or military traffic. a protest as of looted shops and set fire to police cars in haiti's capital of a threw down fuel shortages of news for protesters have been killed in the capital in recent days were those were the headlines the news continues on al-jazeera after the of the us watching other. some were coerced. others rallied to the cause. but were all complicit in creating a world of terror and oppression. now living in fear and denial they reveal their motivations and the shocking truths from the inside. witness the women of ice. on al-jazeera. my it is our longlasting tradition and culture. is

rescue efforts in the bahamas tropical storm humberto is forecast to hit areas already devastated by harken dorian at least 50 people are confirmed dead more than a 1000 still missing alan fischer reports from the council. for no there's not much more to do than stand around and talk about what happened about what happens next this is a place of shelter for more than a 1000 after the horror of hurricane dorian the police and army who are helping out the relief effort see the government has been cameras inside or christmas told me conditions are good it's the stories that upset or. from. when she was crying. or washed away in the flood. we know. but. it's so hard. when the storm hit freetime her daughter had to swim to safety. all the way or more. and now another storm is bearing down on the place she's not sure if she still calls home there's really nowhere else to stay if you really look at it because the place is the water logged and if they're not water there's no power no water the dark clouds are all mislead hanging over the bahamas the prime minister says they're hoping the potential

can you believe harken dorian is still a relevant still. fall. and has to exist but this is where it was making its. landfall on the hatteras there after banks of north carolina spends all day yesterday zipping up the atlantic affecting all the atlantic coastal states of the u.s. and then finally arrived in canada in nova scotia over halifax its strength and this is the tropics now strengthen to a category 2 hurricane as it hit halifax gusts of 150 kilometers per hour waves of 50 meters and raincoats of a $170.00 millimeters now you may think this is quite extraordinary actually halifax was hit by a concrete to hurrican in 2003 so this isn't a stranger to hurricanes it has happened before although it was in this century that clearly that's going to cause certain amount of damage sounds of people without power a crane was destroyed or brought out as you say 100 year old trees have been uprooted and there was damage once again it all the harbors along the atlantic coast of nova scotia that this was the 7th landfall then they went north across princ

this is still an active shooting police trying to apprehend those gunman in other developments as harken dorian barrels towards the east coast of the united states several states and making preparations for a potentially deadly storm dorian as wind speeds of nearly 225 kilometers per hour and is expected to make landfall in the bahamas on sunday and he gallica has more now from miami on the preparations. now a category 4 storm with sustained winds in excess of 230 kilometers per hour hurricane dorian is edging closer to the u.s. the southeast coast in florida a state of emergency has been declared in dozens of counties as people board up their homes fuel their cars and brace themselves in case a hurricane makes landfall after 12 residents of a nursing home died from heat exhaustion during hurricane irma in 2017 the state's an act of strict guidelines for florida's many assisted living facilities hurricane dorian is being seen as a vital test for the new laws we're hopeful that this generator will be a ochs c.e.o. catherine kastner installed a state of the art generator and says the care

discuss gun control legislation this week but that's being pushed off because of the approaching storm harken dorian. address that takes us now on the list of cities known for gun violence and like the others though what some say is that being what many want though a concrete plans for change brian al-jazeera. the leader of lebanon's. hezbollah says they have plenty of persuasion guided missiles for any confrontation with israel and her son has also warned they have already decided their response to an age israeli drone strike on their stronghold israel has and claimed responsibility for that but has moved extra forces to its northern command best tensions with lebannon escalate. here. the issue now is in the field it is in the hands of the field commanders if they knew what they had to do and how. the united states says it's hit an al qaeda linked training camp in syria's rebel held province it happened not far from middle of city at least 14 people have been killed a syrian army and russia have been waging a question offensive to recapture it began a cease fire early on saturday morning ben

with the international community to tackle climate change as the island nation tries to recover from harken dorrian so i urge. my urgent pleas. and voices of many other leaders and citizens of the global commons urging the nations of the assembled to treat the global climate emergency. as the greatest challenge facing humanity more than 300 people have been rescued from an unlicensed islamic school in northern nigeria some of whom have been held in chains police raided the building in could do no on thursday and found the victims living in extreme conditions many of those were children and they showed signs of being tortured police say the school had been operating for 10 years and enroll students to learn the koran and be rehabilitated from drug abuse and other illnesses. or an islamic school because. small children some of them are brought for in our neighboring countries but you know fossil miley. for all of a cultural cause all over the country they were here some of them why even change their why use human eyes. if they came in this. country study so this is my left. wrist and the isla

hour by hour as i think that can squash our hopes for the future of the number of people killed from harken dorian in the bahamas has risen to 20 storms regain strength and is now a category 3 hurricane threatening the east coast of the united states the speed of the winds when dorian made landfall in the bahamas was the strongest on record the bahamian prime minister hubert mina says rescue operations are in full swing and has warned against looting. i'm i woke up a lot has more on this from the island of a backhoe. this is the island of one of the worst hit areas by hurricane dorian the local air terminal was destroyed by strong winds and storm surge people now gathered by the runway looking for a way out. as we made our way toward the community of black would the scope of the devastation became even more apparent acres and acres of downed trees block the road. the region is still flooded but waters are finally starting to recede. in the capital nassau bolen tears are mobilizing to compile desperately needed disaster relief food medicine and bottled water. but access is limited to the are

in the bahamas a stolen bartos for costa lashley archipelago just 2 weeks off it was devastated by harken dorian at least 50 people are confirmed dead and more than a 1000 missing on an fishing is in a south and joins us live from there now and we know that there has been a big international effort to help people and survivors of the hurricane but tell us more about the local efforts what's that been like. well here at the national stadium n.s.i. where you can see behind me are people sorting through donations that have been a riving here for more than a week and starting on monday those that have been displaced will be able to come here and pick up a few things that they're missing because many of them got out of the islands with nothing more than the clothes on their back one of the men behind all of this is christopher roberts who joins us live here just for this has been an incredible effort that we've been watching for hours how did it come about. and where this bird out of a phone call saturday morning from a friend of mine who was working at the shelter. lies in me that they were i

discuss gun control legislation this week but that's being pushed off because of the approaching storm harken dorian. address that takes us now on the list of cities known for gun violence and like the others though what some say is that being what many want though a concrete plans for change like sarah brian al jazeera. the u.s. says it's had an al qaeda linked training camp in syria's rebel held in the province happen now far from city at least 14 people have been killed the syrian army and its ally russia have been waging a crushing offensive to recapture it live gann a cease fire early on saturday morning margaret smith is monitoring developments from the tape near the turkey syria border the u.s. led coalition is confirming that it targeted a building to the east of city that it says was connected with a group linked to al qaida or a training facility in al jazeera sources on the ground we've spoken to sources who confirm that they say that this was a training center for this group connected with al qaida it encourage people from all ages young boys to teenage men to older men to come to

is off shore on the harken force winds are about $95.00 ks extending from the center. but come back to me and look at where this thing is going to have to expand the charts a bit because now it's off the coast of florida it's got some speed with it it's going to head northwards and it does kurth in the 4 cross but it doesn't the same way as the coast so getting closer and closer now the risks and the strength and the risk going to be of the storm surge the inland flooding and the big waves but the biggest risk might end up being in north carolina in a couple of days. around the world. designed to push that says. every click we make. and. raise in mexico. all. the discussion. examining. now under president putin russia is making a push to engage explore in abundant some world class programming designed to inform 2 things i'm doing spying but. it's almost 2nd nature and i also know what they see the world from a different perspective on al-jazeera. welcome back you're watching al-jazeera live from doha these are you had learning stories hong kong's chief executive the la

tony agree terror as she was visibly shaken as he saw the destruction to the alba color islands from harken dorian the catcher me 5 superstorm to rescale is known to have killed than least 50 people a around 1300 remain missing a flooding in southern spain has killed at least 6 people and triggered evacuation orders for thousands rivers burst their banks swamping homes and sweeping away parked cars days of rainfall in some areas has been described as the heaviest in more than a century in afghanistan security forces have broken up what they say was an eyesore cell in the capital kabul 3 men have been arrested in connection with a series of suicide bomb attacks tony burke the reports these 3 men are what afghan security forces say were part of an eyesore terrorist cell that's been busting kabul it's claimed they are responsible for $29.00 dead the attacks in the capital . there been. from very the from the educated society the. young educated youth. they've been very savvy with technology and even the ability to to clown and launch attacks they have a lot of innocent blood on their hand so i

just for a bring you a quick update on the headlines before we leave you less than 2 weeks off to harken dorian another storm is now bringing rain and when to the bahamas destructing with clay or up on the search for missing people a national hurricane center is warm that the new weather system could turn into a tropical storm a warning has been issued for most of the northwestern bahamas including great abaco island and grand bahama which for devastated by the category 5 hurricane or than 1300 people are still unaccounted for but histones prime minister is warning that the indian government's crackdown in indian administered kashmir could result in more extremism imran khan was holding a rally and was off for a bomb the capital of pakistan administered kashmir it's been more than a month since india revote the autonomous status of indian administrate kashmir causing fury in pakistan when do nuclear armed country is fight if the fight a conventional war there's every possibility that it's going to end up and do nuclear war the unpredictable a businessman is causing a storm in his native

international community and tony was visibly shaken as he saw the destruction to the abaco island from harken doria category 5 super storm 2 weeks ago is now injured care that least 50 people around 1300 people remain missing and there was some good news though as a tropical storm largely missed the bahamas as alan fischer reports now from the capital nassau that's given people a chance to clothe and feed others who've lost everything. there the everyday things that we rebuild ordinary lives ripped apart their t. shirts and shorts and dresses and toiletries all gathered by the people and now so for those who lost everything in the hurricane literally thousands of people are coming from the island with nothing but the clothes on their back some not even with shoes and so they lost everything and so this set up is just to be there to help people regain some time and dignity and you know when the humanity and just good feeling about themselves and to be independent again. it started as a call to a few people went viral and suddenly it became a meter operation the next step is distribution was no

service member and a romanian soldier killed and harken dorian strengthens again that threatens at the u.s. east coast. how it was still got some showers across southern parts of china we have got to feeling just off the side of our screen here that's making its way up that western side of the pacific towards the korean peninsula through later on in the week for china itself it does stay dry will be a little line of showers there was a said down towards hong kong perhaps a little drier in hong kong as we go on into saturday but the showers never really to positronic could see some showers down towards the high now i was towards the southwest a chart of possibilities wish i was here just sliding the way into northern parts of vietnam and into a laos but yes hours across india are presently see some really heavy rain once again of the western ghats this is mumbai where we have seen further heavy downpours leading to yet more flooding showers along with spells of rain they remain in the forecast as we go on through the coming days so we have got more wet weather affecting that western sid

harken is an adjunct scholar in the defense and foreign policy department at the cato institute and she joins us from arlington virginia good to get you on the program as we as we outlined there the u.s. did have a big role in what we know of afghanistan now and what is that stake for washington in these elections particularly given that what we've seen a repeat of the elections 5 almost a repeat of the elections 5 years ago and possibly very low turnout. well i think for the united states something that. is a really hard to do a sham and the trumpet ministration especially when president trumpets campaigning here said that one of the main things he wants to do is still the u.s. troops from the highest and it seemed at the still about the beginning of september that might actually be happening so the fact that the talks 7 hours actively died at least some of us and that the elections that are occurring now in a plan a sign of riddled with violence are something that are really worrisome for washington but at the same time. special representative. has been working really hard and really

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rescue workers in the bahamas are still recovering bodies of people killed by harken dorrian last week of these 50 people are confirmed dead and now there's an urgent appeal to help the survivors. as more. pictures of utter devastation as hurricane dorian turned this town into a virtual war zone. homes in arbuckle islands have been reduced to piles of rubble cars tossed like toys now lined the streets. the neighborhood has become an eerie reminder of the enormous damage in the search for victims and survivors lifeless bodies are removed from the rubble surrounded by death and destruction hope has become a luxury and hope is gone right now but it seems to be trickling back in is seeing the people that care. that's come from outside to show. you know that that they care and love and bring in supplies. and the town of marsh harbor 90 percent of homes and buildings were damaged by hurricane dorian with winds reaching more than 300 kilometers per hour the category 5 hurricane marks the most powerful caribbean storm on record and the capital now authorities have asked people to open their ho

says it's delivered enough emergency supplies to 44000 people in the bahamas after harken dorrian the u.n. says 70000 people need food and shelter and conditions on the worst affected islands a rapidly worsening can flatten neighborhoods and destroyed periods roads and runways making a distribution difficult i had a chance earlier today to tour the damage from the air and i have a call and what i was struck by was. the the focus nature of the devastation so there are parts of our baco in the bahamas that don't show a great deal of damage and then there are clusters in communities that were devastated almost as though nuclear bombs were dropped on them that the suffering is of the devastation is. oh many survivors are being relocated to shelters in the bahamas and capsule nassau from my new apollo reports. at this community center in nassau dozens of volunteers are sorting through donations for support from the international community for survivors of hurricane dorian has been immense. despite relief efforts however many continue to suffer the psychological effects of the devastation w

he said oh my god, harken, open your eyes and hear and behold our desolations. so we do not present our supplications before these for our righteousness or that great mercy. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> clerk: i'm starting your time, sir. >> greetings, my name is pete bennet from walnut creek, california. i have a blog which is about a san francisco police officer. i came forward in that case almost ten -- over ten years ago. my life has been run over. in connection with san francisco police department, maybe this body here, and in the middle of that picture is gavin nusen who signed the award. i probably have lost $2 million in revenue since this happened. the guy on the left is chief faegen who i knew from walnut creek. i know all these people. i triggered something huge. the guy on the right is the son of a state senator, who i've known the family close to 40 years found dead in a hotel room. the guy on the left is your prif police officer. that's a lot of people. now i'm going to put something else down here which is the blog. just take a note of t

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it harkens back to what he did in the 2016 campaign. asking russia basically to locate e-mails.me play book to try and dirty up the political opponent with false accusations. but the american people can get this. this sound like the corrupt action of some neighborhood politician. any town in america. that's the kind of thing ha people are used to politicians doing. and so i think that the american people can understand not only that this kind of behavior is consistent with what donald trump does, but that the facts as they have been laid out the falkt he's admitted to doing this make it a very compelling case for impeachment inquiry. in a way that as your previous guest said with the mueller report even though there were ten instances where he either ob strucked justice or attempted. that was more challenging for folks to follow. so, they're going to get going with the impeachment inquiry. >> what do you think -- what should it focus on? the president pressuring the ukraine president to investigate the former vice president's son? what happened on the phone call. or should the h

it harkens back to the scandal we covered a lot over the past year involving the governor of virginia who is still governor. >> there are questions about the yearbook photo. thanks for keeping us up to date. tonight the us doubling down saying iran is behind the drone attack in saudi arabia on the world's largest oil production facility. despite iran's denial, mike pompeo called it an act of war, his visiting saudi arabia, donald trump announcing a new round of sanctions on to iran. >> we are doing it the right way, the smart way. we could go in with one phone call and it might happen but we will see what we will see. shannon: the president named his new national security adviser, robert o'brien, the top hostage negotiator. he has chemistry with o'brien after working closely with him to free american citizens held across the world. the washington post reporting donald trump's communications with a foreign leader are a key part of a formal whistleblower complaint filed with the inspector general for the intelligence community. the post reporting the complaint involved a promise to a fo

dorian was the most powerful harken to ever hit the home this entire neighborhoods and knocking out infrastructure. has moved from trying to key in the bonds. were on planes or here on the island of abaco which is one of the northernmost places of the bahamas and certainly one of the worst hit areas by hurricane dorian again this was a category 5 hurricane wind gusts upwards of 330 kilometers per hour and it took 36 hours for that storm to make it across abaco make it across grand bahama i want to give you a sense of where we are right now we're sitting right on the tarmac a bit of strip that was just cleared only a few days ago on wednesday so airplanes are just now starting to arrive to to evacuate people off of this island we visited mark harbor which is just about an hour east of here and it's absolute devastation it's about as bad as hurricane damage gets decimated upwards of $13000.00 homes that were completely destroyed so what we're seeing here you see behind me these are rescue teams that have just arrived on the island of treasure there are there are people behind those those rescue team

this is an event that used to be hosted by tom harken and has taken on by the democratic party and reallyfor the campaign to have a show of force and emphasize their presence in the state. it's an ability and a chance for them to show off their organizing strength as well as try to connect in courts and bring over voters to their side. the polk county steak fry isn't starting for a few more hour, but this morning each of the events will put their own mark on their events and joe biden will be hosting something called bidenfest. kamala harris will be meeting with mcdonald's workers who are striking for a $15 minimum wage. elizabeth warren will be using this as an organizing opportunity to train volunteers and then go into the steak fry and talk with voters. mayor pete buttigieg is launching a four-day bus tour, trying to replicate the famous straight talk e prexpress that mccain had when he was running for president. they're holding their own little event ahead of the steak fry, and then they'll be marching over and it will be an opportunity for them to show their strength and show their s