typhoon hato has brought hurricane force winds and downpours.g and neighbouring macau, where it was classed as the worst typhoon in five years. five people died in macau, and one in hong kong. for more let's go over to hong kong and we are joined for more let's go over to hong kong and we arejoined by for more let's go over to hong kong and we are joined by the bbc‘s juliana liu. what is the latest in the aftermath of typhoon hato? good morning, rico. what we understand from the official news agency is that the storm is centred around quang arshid province in western china at the moment, so lots of rain, lots of rain buffeting that region but it does seem to have weakened considerably since making landfall. businesses are shut, construction has stopped in that area but we aren't hearing of any fatalities so far in guangxi province. we have heard ten people have died, five in macau, juan imhoff, and four in china itself. through the day yesterday we certainly saw a lot of pictures of how people are responding to the storm, which is the most serio

earlier, hato hit hong kong and neighbouring macau.t typhoon in the region for five years. joining me now is reuters journalist samantha va rdas, in hong kong. samantha, how is it there? good morning to you. look, a huge clean—up operation is under way right across the city. as you can probably see, authorities have cordoned off that area. there is a huge tree which has come down and thatis huge tree which has come down and that is just evidence that the danger is still very much present even though that typhoon has made its way up to china. now, authorities were warning yesterday that it was just too dangerous to come outside. now, many people are returning to work this morning after having to stay at home yesterday, as it was just too dangerous. and we believe the economic loss from yesterday was something like £400 million to £800 million, so extremely significant, so obviously the damage bill will be so much more. now, sadly we are hearing reports that a number of people have been killed as a result of this storm. we are hearing mi

earlier hato hit hong kong and neighbouring macau.s the worst typhoon in the region for five years. juliana liu is in hong kong, and she's been following the typhoon for us. good to see you are safe and well. what has it been like experiencing this storm? well, as you say, this was a category ten maximum kind of storm. the last time i experienced something like this was five years ago. i remember a something like this was five years ago. i remembera gust something like this was five years ago. i remember a gust of wind lifting me up from the sidewalk, and i was struggling to find a tree or a lamppost, struggling to hold on to something to prevent myself from being swept over. this storm was just as strong. at the moment it has moved west from hong kong. it is centred in the south—western province of wong chau. according to chinese news agencies it has brought a lot of wind and rain. trust bought and businesses have been disrupted. —— transport. the storm has lost a lot of its strength after making landfall. that is because of the scie

hundreds of flights cancelled and the stock market suspended, typhoon hato causes havoc in hong kong.elcome to world business report. i'm rachel horne. also in the programme, we'll be looking at the gender pay gap in the movie industry. wpp, the world's largest advertising group, is due to report its latest numbers in the next couple of hours. the advertiser is seen as a bellwetherfor an industry that's changes dramatically in recent years. while the total spent by brands globally on advertising in 2016 was up at $493 billion, where it's being spent is shifting significantly. while traditional advertising sales were effectively flat, global digital ad sales grew by 17% to 178 billion. that number will, of course, keep growing, and by 2021, it's estimated it will account for 50% of all adverts. with me is theo izzard brown, head of strategy at the advertising firm mccann london. let's talk about this digital side of advertising, a growing side. what challenges that ring to the industry? there is a couple of ways to answer that question. the first one is the transparency in question. we

typhoon hato causes havoc in hong kong. hello and welcome to bbc news. wa nt to hello and welcome to bbc news. i want to start with reports of clashes between protesters and police outside a rally where president trump has been addressing his supporters. we have these lives pictures from phoenix in arizona which is where mr trump was holding back ad dress. you can seabed of the stand—off. they have gathered to express their own views on mr trump of the position largely over the question of the white supremacist rallied from a couple of weeks ago, and mrtrump‘s rallied from a couple of weeks ago, and mr trump's remarks. that is something he focused on in his own address to a sympathetic supportive audience in the phoenix convention centre. there was a bit of trouble afterwards. i think we have some pictures with came to you from earlier in the evening when things got a little bit more out of hand. excuse the cameras, but you will see there were some smoke grenades were fired by the police, having an obvious impact on the protesters are. we are going to ge

also in the programme, typhoon hato causes havoc in hong kong, leading to hundreds of flights being cancelled and a stock market suspension. and on the markets... we have the ftse 100, down, the wpp we have the ftse100, down, the wpp share prices down already tempers and this morning. we will bring you all of those figures in a moment. and we'll get the inside track on the cost of keeping fit. we meet one man flexing his financial muscles — and boosting his gym empire in the depths of a recession. and with the global fitness industry now worth a staggering $83bn a year we want to know, how much do you spend on keeping fit? just use the hashtag bbcbizlive. hello and welcome to business live. wpp — the world's largest advertising group — has cut its sales outlook, after a drop in demand from consumer goods clients and weak trading in the us. like—for—like net sales fell 0.5% while underlying net sales in the us fell by 2.2% in the first half of the year. shares in he giant have tanked this morning , falling by around 10% on the news. the advertiser is seen a bellwether for an industry that's ch

typhoon hato has hit mainland china with hurricane force winds and torrential rain after leaving at leastpeople dead in the region. the maximum category 10 storm is the worst typhoon in the region for five years. australia's deputy prime minister barnabyjoyce and other ministers are fighting a legal battle that's threatening to topple the government. the country's high court is examining a law that bars dual citizens from sitting in parliament. ten minutes of walking at a brisk intensity each day could help prevent cancer, heart disease and poor mental health. that's according to public health england which says its concerned inactivity is growing amongst the middle aged. now it's time for world business report. mountains of questions for the world's central bankers as they gather injackson hole wyoming for their annual meeting. plus, dying with dignity, but at what financial cost? we look at the growing bill for end—of—life care. as part of our week—long series on the business of death. welcome to world business report. i'm jamie robertson. we start in the us mountain resort of jackson h

we have some incredible video of typhoon hato.t looks like one of the window cleaning things held by the crane at the top of the building, it's come loose and blowing around smashing into the see broken build windows with the curtain come out through it. >> seems like a wrecking ball winging around on that building. this looks like stanley beach and it's just you do not want to be out in that water. >> look how far the water has come. >> it's coming all the way up to the life guard area. >> is the beach closed? >> yes. these people are bravely trying to hold back the storm from inside this building. >> with that mop, good luck. >> look at the guy outside, i guess i'll just stay out here then. how about if you park your car in the underground car parking in the condo? >> hope you paid your insurance. >> hato is a typhoon 10, there's only been 15 since they started records in 1946. in fact i was there in 1999 for typhoon york when gusts got up to 143 miles per hour. if you want to see the effect gusts like that can have on a city ch

earlier hato hit hong kong and neighbouring macau.been classed as the worst typhoon in the region for five yea rs. now on bbc news it's time for hardtalk. welcome to hardtalk, i'm stephen sackur. neo—nazis and race hate are alive and kicking in the united states. the violence in cha rlottesville states. the violence in charlottesville was shocking not just because a life was taken but also because of the polarising impact of president trump's responds, fault lines that almost broke the us in the civil war have not been erased. my guest is richard cohen, president of the southern poverty law center, a group devoted to civil rights activism. how fans of all is the notion of a 21st—ce ntu ry of all is the notion of a 21st—century american civil war? —— fanciful. richard cohen in montgomery, alabama, welcome to hardtalk. thank you, looking forward to speaking to you. of course you join us after all of the destruction of what happened in cha rlottesville just of the destruction of what happened in charlottesville just a few days ago. in yo

the south china morning post looks at a corruption probe following typhoon hato last week, which killeden people. it was the worst storm to hit macau in a half a century. there are concerns meteorological officials held off raising the highest storm warning because of the financial impact of closing casinos in the gaming hub. in the financial times— kenyans risk four years‘ prison for selling or using plastic bags after the country imposes the world's toughest ban. it's in a bid to reduce plastic pollution with an estimated 300 million plastic bags used in kenya every year. and in the guardian, revellers bask in the sunshine of the 51st notting hill carnival and also pay tribute to the victims and heroes of the grenfell tower fire. with me is bill blaine who is a strategist at mint partners. let's start with the situation with north korea and japan. experts this morning have been saying it was inevitable. the provocation of north koreans are inevitable. the provocation of north korea ns a re co nsta ntly inevitable. the provocation of north koreans are constantly adding by their missile

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triggering more floods and tornadoes, it it comes two days after tropical storm hato paralysed hong kong—— deaths. it isa paralysed hong kong. —— deaths. it is a reminder of how damaging national disasters can be. i earlier spoke to a chief economist and asked how the insurance industry is changing to keep up with the increasing number of disasters. we don't know for sure, it is always climate change with these storms, it could just be the natural development of a cycle of heavy storms. we do know that we get lots of perils and catastrophes, we are seeing more frequency of flooding and wildfires, for example. with all of these national disasters in north america, asia and europe, are insurance companies starting to rethink projection models? we find out that floods are more common, wildfires might be more common, and we are always improving the models to adjust. we have had a big push on flooding recently. it is difficult to assure a product. people think the government will help them out, it is difficult to convince people that they should purchase insurance. are we seeing rising premiu

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molly: in east asia, the death toll from typhoon hato has risen to 17. -- is picking up the pieces thisday. nine people died when the storm region. the south china the leader had to apologize as the government has been criticized for mishandling response to the storm and failing to adequately warn residents as it approached. , ining with severe weather the united states, hurricane harvey is set to strike the state of texas. the storm is strengthening as a barrels toward the gulf coast. it's a sound being heard all along the texas coast as residents do all they can to prepare for what is shaping up to be the fiercest hurricane there state has seen in over a decade. >> i got four things of water and formula for the baby. fruit,r, canned goods, lots of -- for my little boys to eat. just trying to be prepared. harvey is being fueled by warm water and moving slowly so it will be able to dump maximum amounts of rain. went could push as much as -- wind could as much as 12 feet of water on sure in what is known as a storm surge. there are mandatory evacuations for those in low lying areas. >> i

. >> hato is a typhoon 10 there's only been 15 since they started records in 1946. in fact i was there in 1999 for typhoon york when gusts got up to 143 miles per hour. if you want to see the effect gusts like that can have on a city check these out, people just trying to go about their day and they just go blind. >> ow! that's like bowling for people. how much warning do they give? >> they're pretty good with their signal and people are pretty prepared knowing when to stop. they'll shut down the trains and ferries. check this out, a couple of bikes parked outside. watch when the gust hits it's like something from another dimension. >> not the bikes. >> you want to be outside like that it's like a pressure washer and picks up those bikes, too. that was motorbike. what about a truck? check this out. >> oh no. oh oh! >> this actually tips it over like it's nothing. there's been one recorded death in hong kong which apparently an 83-year-old man who fell into the ocean because in hong kong they are well prepared for these situations you go inside and you wait it out. >

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it comes just days after one of the strongest typhoons on record — hato — caused serious damage in thetay away from beaches in east sussex on england's southern coast — and to keep doors and windows closed, after a suspected chemical leak. police said there was an unknown haze coming from the sea. around 150 people have been treated in hospital complaining of vomiting, breathing difficulties and irritation to their throats and eyes. thousands of people have left their homes, after two days of violence in a deepening crisis in myanmar‘s rakhine state. people from the muslim rohingya minority have escaped to the border with bangladesh. but border guards are turning them away and non—muslim villagers have been evacuated. 0ur south asia editor, ethirajan anbarasan reports. life in the open. these rohingya muslims are adjusting to the new reality. all these years they have been demonised and discriminated against in myanmar. but they survived. when life was danger, they had no other choice but to flee across the border into bangladesh. they accuse the myanmar army of indiscriminately target

it comes just days after one of the strongest typhoons on record, hato, caused serious damage in theling 12 people. anti—american protests have broken out in pakistan in response to a speech by the us president last week in which he accused islamabad of prolonging the war in afghanistan. pakistan has now postponed a visit by a us official that was scheduled for monday. people have been warned to stay away from beaches on part of england's south coast, and to keep doors and windows closed, after a suspected chemical leak. police said there was an "unknown haze" coming from the sea. more than 200 people have been treated in hospital. some of the eight people killed in a crash on britain's mi motorway have been named. they include several visitors from india, who were travelling in the minibus that collided with two trucks. the drivers of the trucks have been charged with causing death by dangerous driving. the annual notting hill carnival has been taking place in london. the event has been held in west london since 1966, with the colourful processions and great tunes. this year the com

slamming into hong kong's central harbour—front and a story about the destruction caused by typhoon hatoilled in macau when it struck there. the japan times is covering that dismissal of the commander of the us seventh fleet following collisions between american warships in asia. before the most recent collision, seven sailors were killed when the uss fitzgerald collided with a container ship in japanese waters. and the financial times details a bad mistake by the british government, while delicate brexit talks continue in brussels. about 100 eu nationals were recently sent letters in error by the agency telling them that a decision had been taken to remove you from the united kingdom. those are the top stories around the world. it's time now for trending stories. you are going to love this. rico, a beautiful sight in northern chile is getting a lot of attention. parts of the usually arid atacama desert have turned into a carpet of flowers after an intense burst of rain. the phenomenon usually occurs every five to seven years, but this flowering desert comes just two years after a partic

. >> we're going for keep hato ke spikes until somebody do something to help these young people. >> nowhe police chief so far is not tipping his hand, he won't say publicly when the 12 hour shifts for officers will end. >>> it is thousand coming up on 4:26. "news 4 today" continues right now with aaron and angie. >>> good morning, everybody. right now on "news 4 today" -- >>> one year later. what has changed since the explosion that claimed the lives of several people at a silver spring apartment complex and others. >>> provocative new statements from north korea as nuclear tensions continue to wririse. what the country promises to do by mid month. >>> and first fired and now retired, why the head of a lool v.a. is back on the payroll. >>> and the redskins get ready to return to the gridgridiron. and wait until you see what we get from the practice and molette green is in the community to show us the biggest fan of all. >>> and before that, let's get a look at your weather and traffic. >> and we'll check back in with jack taylor who is in for melis melissa, but first chuck and see in a,

nejra: the death toll from typhoon hato has risen to 12. it is the most powerful storm to hit the region in half a century. macau says it people were killed in the gambling hub. another 153 were listed as injured. the city of charlottesville has covered two statues of confederate generals in tarpaulins. the decision came during a chaotic meeting and followed racially charged protests that left one woman dead. the u.s. is preparing another round of sanctions to punish the government of venezuela. according to people familiar with the deliberations, one would squeeze trading. this comes as president nicolas maduro and his socialist government moved to increase their authority among recession and protest. assured, under the leadership of president donald trump, the united states of america will continue to bring the full measure of american economic and diplomatic power until democracy is restored in venezuela. nejra: house speaker paul ryan says he doesn't want to see a u.s. government shutdown. president trump threatened congress with exactl

it comes just days after one of the strongest typhoons on record, hato, caused serious damage in theng 12 people. two days of fighting in myanmar‘s rakhine state has caused thousands of people to flee their homes. members of the muslim rohingya minority, who have gone to the border with bangladesh, are being turned back. some, though, have managed to cross the river that separates the two countries. anti—american protests have broken out in pakistan in response to a speech by the us president last week, in which he accused islamabad of prolonging the war in afghanistan. pakistan has now postponed a visit by a us official that was scheduled for monday. some of the eight people killed in a crash on britain's mi motorway have been named. they include several visitors from india, who were travelling in the minibus that collided with two trucks. the drivers of the trucks have been charged with causing death by dangerous driving. some beautiful pictures from the opening ceremony in china. it is known as the mini 0lympics, all the regions of the country are represented. 12,000 athletes are

the japan times leads with an image of the aftermath of typhoon hato, which left eight dead and over picture shows a resident looking out from an apartment building that has been left without windows after enduring the storm. the front page of the philippine star has a story on president duterte's war on drugs. three policemen are accused of killing kian loyd delos santos during an anti drug operation earlier in august. the senate has opened an investigation into the death of the 17—year—old and mr duterte has personally ordered those responsible to be ta ken into custody. and the south china morning post reports on beijing airport implementing facial recognition technology created by search engine baidu. the artificial intelligence will be used to admit ground crew and staff, with plans to eventually allow passengers to board flights just by having their faces scanned at the airport. now, what stories are sparking discussions online? well, i wonder sharanjit how much brisk walking you do? because that's the story is trending here in the uk it turns out 40% of people in england who a

and the south china morning post shows the preparation taking place in hong kong ahead of typhoon hato the worst in recent years and is expected to cripple air travel. i , what is happening online? ,what is happening online? —— and now, what is happening online? well rico, a man called mr chen and his bearfeeding antics have gone viral. despite warnings at a wildlife park near beijing the man rolled down his car window to feed the bears but because of a car malfunction — the window didn't wind back up in time before a bear was able to lunge at mr chen and bite his shoulder. fortunately, he escaped with minor injuries! four moroccan men suspected of the attacks in and around barcelona last week have appeared in court. one of them admitted that a bigger attack was being planned, while another man has been freed without charge. the latest now from tom burridge in barcelona. in the wake of the deadliest terror attack in spain in years, four men moved from barcelona last night. one by one, they were led into a high security prison outside madrid. the four men in court today are all linked i

it comes just days after one of the strongest typhoons on record, hato, caused serious damage in thele. people have been warned to stay away from beaches in east sussex on england's southern coast and to keep doors and windows closed after a suspected chemical leak. police said there was an "unknown haze" coming from the sea. around 150 people have been treated in hospital complaining of vomiting, breathing difficulties and irritation to their throats and eyes. eight mountain climbers have died in three separate incidents this weekend in the austrian and italian alps. five people were killed and another seriously injured after an accident on mount gabler, east of innsbruck, in austria on sunday. while in northern italy, two climbers died in the ademello brenta park near trento. and further west in the valtellina valley near the swiss border, a climber died after being hit by rocks. sarah corker reports. this is a remote area of the alps in austria 3000 metres above sea level. six climbers were roped together here attempting to cross this icy slope when one slipped. they all fell 200

it comes just days after one of the strongest typhoons on record — hato — caused serious damage in thepeople have been killed and many more injured in a car bomb attack in the southern afghan province of helmand. the attack on sunday targeted a military vehicle in nawa, an area that has seen heavy fighting in recent weeks. a government official said the victims included both soldiers and civilians. people have been warned to stay away from beaches in east sussex on england's southern coast — and to keep doors and windows closed, after a suspected chemical leak. police said there was an unknown haze coming from the sea. around 150 people have been treated in hospital complaining of vomiting, breathing difficulties and irritation to their throats and eyes. iraq's military says it has retaken almost all of tal afar — the last so—called islamic state stronghold inside the country. the city, which is close to the syrian border, was captured by the militants three years ago. it became the final major objective for iraqi—led forces, after i.s fighters were driven out of mosul earlier this yea

typhoon hato hits mainland china with hurricane force winds and torrential rain.barnaby joyce and other government figures battle in court to save their seats in parliament mountains of questions for the world's central bankers as they gather injackson hole wyoming for their annual meeting. plus, dying with dignity — but at what financial cost? we look at the growing bill for end—of—life care, as part of our week long series on the business of death.

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in hong kong hato hitfter typhoon .e parts, macau in particular, seeing quite a bit of damage as well as casualties. incredible footage, a truck being toppled over by that wind. much kolmar here in new york. calmer in new york. 7:30, 24 hours after one comment from trump scooped the market. yvonne: you are watching "daybreak asia. courtney: president trump's threat to shut down the u.s. government secure funds for his pass wall -- congress must a spending bill to keep washington running by the end of september. leaders do not yet have a plan for how they will proceed. they also rejected the president's threat. potential bank the regulations could add $27 billion in profits at the six largest names in the business. experts say that could raise pretax income by 20%. -- goldman sachs as seen as an join the smallest percentage increase. corporate japan is urging shinzo to use the current run of growth to raise the sales tax. mitsubishi chemical chairman says difficult measures should be tackled in the good times. the govern

hong kong is closed due to typhoon hato being in the region nikkei up a quarter percent. shanghai up 0.8 %. essentially flat in europe after a strong day yesterday not quite as strong as the u.s., but saw over a percent of gains for germany and three quart e of a p quarters of a percent for cac what does this mean for the u.s. after what was a great session yesterday? nasdaq up about 1.3% the s&p and the dow up very close to 1% for the dow. just shy of a 200 point move 196-point gain yesterday for the dow. similar to what we saw in asia and europe a bit of profit taking after a great session yesterday. >>> stocks we're watching today, salesforce.com reporting second quarter profit and revenue that beat forecasts the company hike td its full-yes sales guidance but it maintaining its growth in cash flow and operating margins still on "mad money" last night marc benioff was bullish on the prospects in the cloud >> we just pounded oracle in the quarter. you can see it in the market share numbers. you can see it in that chart that you've gone to many times that sales force is

eight people have been killed and many are missing after typhoon hato hit the southern chinese territoryland china, according to media there — with winds of more than 124 miles—per—hour being recorded. yesterday, the typhoon battered hong kong, uprooting trees, flooding streets and halting financial trading. a farmer has defended her decision to serve up as dinner the piglets, saved from a barn fire, to thank the firefighters who rescued them. the 18 piglets and two sows survived the fire in wiltshire in february, which saw 60 tonnes of hay catch fire. the firefighters initially said the sausages were fantastic, but have then apologised following complaints. farming is what we do here. it's not an animal sanctuary, you know, we don't keep animals just for the fun of it. we enjoy it having them being here and we are very sorry when they leave the farm and go on. i can appreciate and understand that there are some people who don't keep meat, but there are also people who do eat meat, and farming is our life. —— eat meat. the us powerball has seen 21 rollovers in a row, meaning the prize no

. >> the hang seng resuming trade after typhoon hato yesterday the shanghai down about 0.43%.he japanese nikkei trading at a three-month low. the concern there is the stronger yen and how that could impact its exporters the kospi slightly higher by 0.4% in europe, we're higher across the board. the dax higher by 0.3% the cac lie higher by a similar amount >>> the dollar up yesterday, 0.4%, 0.5% today you have a little more dollar strength. a decent move against the yen. the euro fractionally higher and the pound higher against the u.s. dollar. no big moves today all eyes will be on jackson hole over the next 48 hours, speeches from north dakota and janet yellen, steve liesman will be there for us gold prices for you, a little bit of movement over the last couple of days down a quarter percent or so this morning didn't do much yesterday up slightly. offsetting that today. 1,291 the price. >> you know what currency pair we should be focusing on >> give me a clue. >> the euro versus the pound the euro hitting the strongest level in eight years many expect the euro pound to hit pa

(mark) severe typhoon hato has slammed into hong kong.he hurricane force winds blew out windows and caused serious flooding. hato turned up water across the island's coastline and triggered large swells and massive waves on some of hong kong's most popular beaches. the city was brought to a standstill, and hong kong's observatory issued a maximum hurricane warning for the first-time in 5 years. (tiffany) el cerrito police are on the hunt for a man they say tried to sexually assault a woman. now they have released surveillance pictures of the man they are looking for. it happened tuesday night on stockton avenue and balra drive. the man grabbed the woman and tried to assault her. the woman screamed... scaring the attacker away. neighbors heard her scream and saw the man take off. he was gone by the time police got there. ( tiffany ) more than one -thousand people in the south bay have signed an online petition calling for the removal of a christopher columbus statue. the statue is inside san jose's city hall. those behind the petition argu

experts say typhoon hato the most powerful typhoon to hit chin in half a century. >> sears announcedg it was going to close 281 is in moorestown. two in pennsylvania by the way. willow grove. other in allentown this is in addition to the 330 sears and k mart stores already set to close later this year. the company still has about 1,000 stores. one of the best museum exhibits i've ever seen about to come to town. you'll have a chance to witness treasures from ancient china. >> terra cot at a warriors coming to the franklin institute thousands of years ago the live size clay warriors were placed at the guard of the tomb of china's first emperor the tomb was discover in the '70's visitors will be able to is he what the ten original statues look like. this is the first time in 30 years the warriors will be on display in philadelphia. the exhibit will run from september 30th through march 4th. >> it is spectacular. if you have a chancing to you going to do it. >>> so summer is winding down. don't cover up the grill just yet. tailgating season, it's here. and the experts say it is big busi

it is weakening as it moves across the country. ( tiffany@ landing ) severe typhoon hato has slammedg kong. the hurricane force winds blew out windows and caused serious flooding. hato turned up water across the island's coastline and triggered large swells and massive waves on some of hong kong's most popular beaches. the city was brought to a standstill, and hong kong's observatory issued a maximum hurricane warning for the first-time in 5 years. ( mark ) back in the u-s... states across the south a preparing for a possible hurricane. right now the storm is just a tropical depression but it is expected to keep strengthening and could become a hurricane by the time it makes landfall in texas on friday. the texas governor has already declared a state of emergency. and people spent the day yesterday putting sandbags in front of their homes and businesses as they prepare for the worst. ( mark ) el cerrito police are on the hunt for a man they say tried to sexually assault a woman. now they have released surveillance pictures of the man they are looking for. it happened tuesday night on

typhoon hato was the fiercest typhoon to hit macau, on china's southern coast, in nearly 50 years. back in the united states, as hurricane harvey was bearing down on texas, president trump has faced widespread criticism for pardoning the notorious racist arizona sheriff joe arpaio, who was convicted of contempt of court for defying a court order to stop his deputies from racial profiling. arpaio has been a major supporter of donald trump. arpaio's policies have included detaining immigrants in a scorching outdoor tent city jail, which arpaio once referred to as his own concentration camp. arpaio was ousted as maricopa county's longtime sheriff after immigrants organized a massive grassroots voting campaign against him. immigrant rights activists say trump's pardon sanctions illegal discrimination against immigrants. this is francisca porchas,of the group puente arizona speaking on democracy now! . >> for us it is a slap in the face for all of the years of organizing it took us to hold him accountable, lawsuit that came because of his racial profiling the streets -- who should be pa

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typhoon hato has canceled hundreds of flights.d gusts are about 130 miles per hour. >>> and facebook scoring exclusive rights to livestream 15 college football games this season the games won't be teleadvivise. you're up to day scott, back to you. >>> stocks giving back some of yesterday's big games, but take a look at the dow, down 67., s&p and nasdaq are also in the red footlocker, and devon are your top s&p names. coty and lowe's are the laggards today. the sector is on pace for the first negative day in -- snap is up again so how do you navigate what's starting to seem like volatility in these markets david, i'll ask you, a couple days we're trading off of the tone and rhetoric of the president's speeches is that what we're in for? irs i hope no. until it turns into policy, i'm not likely to react. when policy turns into numbers, that's when it affects stocks. we saw a different president the night about of last and markets rallied hard after that. last night we had president trump as we know him, the campaign campaigner when

also in the programme, typhoon hato causes havoc in hong kong, leading to hundreds of flights being cancelled